The weather in Fuji area

I traveled to Honshu, Japan at the end of last year. Let me tell you how I really feel.

The winter weather in Honshu, Japan is very good, basically sunny and sunny. The average temperature is between 4- 12 degrees Celsius, but the wind is strong. I suggest you take some thick and thin clothes. In outdoor activities, it is generally necessary to wear thick clothes to protect against the wind. If you are indoors, you can wear thinner clothes. One more thing is very important. No matter what clothes you wear, try to bring light clothes, otherwise it is inconvenient to move. Japan is cold not because of the low temperature, but because of the cold wind.

As for shopping, we should follow the tourist route.

Tourist routes in Honshu, Japan: Osaka-Kyoto-Hakone-CHO (Mount Fuji)-Yokohama-Tokyo.

In Osaka, there is little shopping time in Shinsaibashi Commercial Street, but there is no shopping time at all, and the tour guide gives little time, so I suggest you buy something you are satisfied with, say hello to the price, and have no time to choose.

In Kyoto and Hakone-CHO (Mount Fuji), you can only buy some local products and food, but personally, there is nothing to buy.

In Yokohama, I don't have time either. When we arrived at Zhonghua Street and Yokohama Port, we went straight to Tokyo. The tour guide didn't arrange time for shopping.

In Tokyo, when I first arrived in Shinjuku, it was usually six or seven in the evening. After dinner, around 8 o'clock. Many shops are closed. You can go to a street in kabukicho, which is a city that never sleeps. Many small shops are open to 1 1, 12, or go to the sub-Nade underground street, but hurry up. A dress in the Subnade underground street, 400 yuan is usually 300 RMB, which is not expensive, but many clothes of the same style can be bought in China. Whether you can find clothes you like depends on luck and foot strength.

The last stop is Tokyo Disneyland. No matter how grandiose the tour guide says, I advise you not to play those amusement projects. It takes 1 or 2 hours to queue up. What is really worth going to is some small shops in Disneyland. Before entering the park, the tour guide will give you tickets and maps, both in Chinese. You can look at the distribution of shops on the map first, and then go shopping one by one after entering the park. Many things are worth buying.