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Thanks Ono. I have a question regarding washroom. When I was in Shinjuku Station, there were male washroom, female washroom, and accessible washroom. I saw people lining up and they didn't use accessible washroom. In Japan, is it okay to use accessible washroom if people don't want to line up?

I am not surprised that You have so many Singapore especially Check News subscribers. Most Chinese Singaporeans think Japan and Japanese are next to Europeans in the greatness scale and everything Japanese is incredible even though we probably have the same things in Singapore. They can’t seem to remember the horrible way Japan treated the Chinese during World War 2 and the fact that Japanese don’t even teach about what really happened in WE2 to their own population. Shocking!

October and November will be less crowded, rather than being overtourism

Why do you use video that is not taken in Japan?

thanks!

Great video! Second trip to Tokyo booked for late September

what is 85F?in this world only one country uses Fahrenheit. Why are you appeasing this country? U only want one country visits Japan or the rest of the world that uses Celcius??

Thank you!

Congratulations, you reached 1.12k subscribers.

Oh crap, i thought i had to cancel my 2026 trip but since Singapore is alrezdy hot and humid af. I rather perspire to death in Japan than Singapore 😂

I mean good video I guess, it doesn't matter for people with kids. It's not like it matters when we'd like to come to Japan, we have no choice but to come in the summer. Thanks though.

I live in QLD Australia so the heat should be fine I use to put insulation in roofs do that on a day that is 38c or 100f plus then make it a black roof low pitch the roof cavity can exceed 60c or 140f if you take a phone up there it will turn off in less then 5 minuets from to much heat on the plus side when you climb out 40c or 104f feels like AC

Here right now .. June .. the weather very good 👍🏻

All 5 sections is just normal to our daily living in a third world country. See you in July Japan

Hello, So i went for my 2nd trip to Japan this year and stayed in Shinjuku Tokyo. I exchanged my Euro's at the shops behind Shinjuku Station. The rates were in my opinion good and they dont charge a fee. I remember hearing about Travelex, but i could not find the shop in Shinjuku. I came across these shops (behind the station) by accident and decided (after looking for the best rate) to exchange there. Do you recommend these shops behin Shinjuku Station or do you recommend others ? (I go back in March 2025) Thank You.

Going to japan any month is still good. Because japan is modern and easy to navigate

Is september gets cooler?

what is the best month to see the maple in osaka ?

My God, these are reconmendations from a baby.

I am not used to that heat but those months are the only ones I have some free days from my job so I cannot choose.

Funny how it's the worst time to visit yet tourist spots are at peak capacities.

Here right now, the weather has been stunningly good. Glad I came in June.

I don't think there's any difference in these years as the currency rate is so attractive for foreigners to come to Japan to travelling, shopping and eating all year round...🤣🤣

Thank you

Thank you for the information. We will travel to Japan in July this year and we’re from California, USA. In Summer, sometimes it’s about 95 degree so we hope that the weather in Japan won’t scare us😅

Watching from Singapore

Molesto.forgipeople.not.gojapan..

Its summer and there is heat exhaustion ☀️

Tokyo is really hot in summer. While here in tohoku its still really cold in June, I think August or end of july where summer really does occur here. But yeah its really rainy.

Beat the winter rain! Go in Aug! Everyone leaves town and you will have fun.

Fuji Yama is open to public only July and August... 😊😊😊

Good info. Not only Shibuya Station, Shinjuku station also like a maze too. When I travelled to Tokyo in April, I always walk from Shinjuku station to the hotel on the street instead of the walking underground; otherwise, I got lost. I agree that travelers must have cash. I think it depends on how long are you going to stay, but I think you should bring more than $10,000.00 per day, and you should have more $1,000 yen as not every machine accept $2,000 or $5,000 yen. I also brought one to two bags for storing garbage during the day. It was very difficult to find a garbage bin while I was in Tokyo...

Hello can you explain how to use salt and can I use it to the baby

I am thinking of visiting next june, because thant's the most convenient time for me, but now im a little scared I'll have a bad time. The temperature is pretty standard for summer where i'm from, but the humidity is out of this world, I was in osaka last october and for a day we got a taste of that humidity, and it was intense.

Thank you for your good information.

stop going to japan 😂

85 Fahrenheit, that’s nothing. Try living in Australia during the summer it can go over 113 Fahrenheit 😅

Google says 85°F is 29-30°C, which is not a problem for me as I comfortably sleep at 28°C almost the whole year. And I don't consider it hot until it is higher than 35°C. So, heat in Japan is not a problem for me. If it is the same as in Thailand (with humidity), I can bear it. However, I didn't know about the typhoon season. Thank you for sharing that.

Planning to go end of June. Hoping weather will be fine. Matane!

He sounds like Chinese national living in Japan. Ying, yong, ong sounds. And he doesn’t have typical Japanese accent. May be Chinese national pretending to be Japanese?? Lots Chinese live in Japan.

and they are saying japanese are honest? 😂🤣

does it still rain alot in mid july in tokyo and osaka?

Very helpful video thanks

Thanks 😊

I love the heat and I only travel to Japan durning June and July 😆

Great tips

Thank you!

Im visiting Japan in October 2024. And these kind of tips are very useful for me. I’ll definitely keep my eyes open, and not falling in traps. Thanks for the video!

Thank alot you shared many of tips Ono, we plan to visit Japan in July, may I ask where more easily to exchange 10.000 yen to small notes and coins. Thanks

This video reminds me to be careful even in a very safe country like Japan. Thank you.