Tourism around Japanese animation is cheap.

There isn't a particularly famous anime street like Hokkaido, but there should still be small shops around it.

If you want to buy, I recommend Akihabara and Ikebukuro in Tokyo. The secondary culture in these two places is very famous.

You can go to the animation building. The goods are complete. The head office is located in Ikebukuro. Of course, Akihabara also has a branch.

If you travel with a group, it will be more troublesome because the routes are all set. In addition, because Hokkaido is far from Tokyo, it is not convenient to take the Shinkansen by boat or plane. You have to book tickets in advance, which is very expensive. A ticket is around tens of thousands (yen).

Therefore, it is recommended to buy animations in local shops after enjoying the beautiful scenery of Hokkaido. If you have enough time and money, you can book a plane ticket and fly to Tokyo to buy it.

The prices around animation are cheap and expensive, such as handmade ones, which are generally in the thousands to tens of thousands of yen, and twisted eggs are about 1000 yen.

Last time I went to Japan, I didn't join the tour group, so all kinds of expenses were very troublesome, and I had to pay back the mortgage, 654.38 million yuan (RMB)

All kinds of documents are troublesome.

Passport, personal certificate, asset certificate and so on are needed.

If you spend money, a person's accommodation and meals are about 15000 yen (about 1050 RMB) a day.

All total expenses = basic expenses (1050 days)+

Shopping expenses (depending on personal circumstances, it is recommended to be around RMB 20,000)

Personal experience, I hope it will help you.