I highly suggest doing a night at a monastery in koyasan. The birth place of Japanese Buddhism. Nothing like anywhere I have traveled. Moss covered tombstones intertwine with larger camphor trees walking to the temple in the center.
@mateuszkubicki1423 I stayed at the famous ekoin and it was definitely not cheap but I highly suggest staying there one night. It's so far away from everything. We went on a tour of the cemetery hosted by them. And u can go in the morning when it's all foggy and watch the monks serve offerings to the temple. There are many affordable ryokans. I highly suggest reconsidering and staying at an more affordable option. The ekoin a night tour is also offered to non staying guests.
Plz try going to smaller cities in Japan! You’ll really find the beauty of Japan there since Japan itself is a country rich of culture and history. But ofc, if it’s your first time going then Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto are a must.
Take it with a grain of salt (not a local), but based on what the folks on the u/JapanTravel Reddit community have said, apparently locals absolutely detest the Go Karts for being loud, adding to traffic and overall annoying. I’ve read that a lot of people have had positive experiences with the GoKarts, but you may risk being seen as a menace.
I can’t wait! My partner and I are going in two months and doing a similar itinary (3 weeks in Japan and 1 week in Hong Kong as well to see where my partner grew up). It will be my first time travelling outside Australia and NZ!
Your travel itinerary feels like a friendly chat with a fellow traveler. Your personal touch sets it apart. Speaking of travel essentials, have you seen the new v4 Bento Bag from NomadLane? It looks like a practical solution for wanderers like you.
It’s actually not. Kyoto is 15 minutes away by bullet train, so is Kobe and Nara. You literally don’t have to stay in Nara and just stay in Osaka so you don’t carry your bags around from place to place lol
@@stevenphan4453 Osaka has nothing to offer aside from good food. Kyoto is not 15 mins but 30 mins. Nara is 50 mins from Osaka (not 15 like Kevin here claims, from Kyoto it is faster). There are many things to see in Kyoto instead of Osaka. Staying in Kyoto for 4 days (for 1 of these you can go to Nara) and staying in Osaka for 1-2 days is a wayyyy better option (and 1 day for Kobe) if you are not going for the Universal Studios.
@@OrangeSoda1432 Nara is definitely not 15 mins away. In fact, it is closer from Kyoto. And Kyoto is not 15 mins either (unless you are staying very close to Shin-Osaka station).
@@wewwew236it is not closer from Kyōto 😂 It really depends on where you are and where you want to go. We live exactly at the border of Osaka and Kyōto, and fastest way to Nara city goes through Osaka not through Kyōto. But if we want to go to rural Nara the way through Kyōto is fastest.
Such beautiful locations! I wish I could visit these beautiful places! I'm Ohio, the only places of beauty I get are Marblehead Lighthouse and a reservoir during my walks during summer. Even these small places during sunset can be gorgeous!!!
Did all this in 10 days. Honestly, Tokyo itself could be a 10-14 day trip. Was able to explore almost all of it in 4 days but wouldn't recommend unless walking 15-20 miles a day is your thing. You could easily take a quick day trip to Nara from Osaka, it's like an hour away. Quick and easy. Could also easily make a 10-14 day trip of the entire Kansai region (Osaka, Kobe, Kyoto, Nara). Also took a day trip to Fujiyoshida and that was awesome. Clear skies of Mt. Fuji and great view at the famed Chureito Pagoda Really wish I stayed in Arashiyama more. Partly cause I stayed in a ryokan with multiple private onsen but just the area is too beautiful
Going next year, deciding to spend 18 days in Tokyo and the area around for my first trip, that way i can make sure to see and do everything i want in Tokyo and then for my next trip do places like Osaka and Kyoto
4 days in Osaka is absolutely insane, I lived there for years and can confidently say there is no reason a tourist should ever go there unless they have a very specific destination in mind. Literally all there is is Osaka castle which is a concrete recreation and not even in the top five castles in Japan. The street food that it’s famous for can all be found everywhere else in Japan. Every neighborhood in Osaka has a nicer and better equivalent in Tokyo….
@@ika849 obviously Kyoto is the big one apart from Tokyo, but you could have a great and varied experience just from doing day trips from Tokyo. Nikko, Kamakura, Karuizawa, Hakone… Most common mistake I see in people’s Japan itineraries is they try to be way too ambitious. You don’t need to see every city, pick maybe two cities and beyond that focus on small, rural destinations like historic sites, onsen, beaches, skiing, hiking etc.
@@moricantos thank you for responding , definitely adding all these up and I extended my visit to 15 days and changed my air tickets , what about rykons should I invest in these for a day and what onsens do u recommend
@@ika849 you should definitely stay in a ryokan, pick an old one in an old hot spring area. There are so many, all over the country. Google the region of Japan you will stay in + hot spring and you should get many results. I am most familiar with Kanto and the most popular ones around there are Hakone, Kusatsu, Kinugawa, Ikaho, Shirahone… there are many more all over the country.
I’m not sure I want to tell anyone but go to Takayama and stay in an Airbnb in the centre or old town. We try and do 1/2 city, 1/2 regional when travelling and this is the perfect spot.
I'm going to Hokkaido. See if I can tour Sapporo beer. See the Japan Eiffel Tower. Honestly wanna check out the dinosaur train stop, and ride the shinkansen
@@karenexplores hope you did too!!! Really a cool fun place for tourist to go and I went with my family it was the best trip ever, I really enjoyed Kyoto, although Osaka didn’t have a lot of stuff to do it was beautiful, Nara we spent a day to ride bikes around the city and in Tokyo we spent around a week there, really a difference from the other sides of the earth.
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Would you recommend a car or getting trains? Also where arethe best places to stay for a group of 4-5 adults and one child under 12 if your staying indifferent places?
I recommend trains! It’s cheap and super efficient. If you all want to stay together, definitely look for airbnbs. Otherwise you may have to get 2-3 hotel rooms and split 2/3 people per room 🙂
I am originally from Tokyo, but I disagree there ! Lol. I recommend stay in Tokyo for 4 to 5 days ,then 5 to 7 days in Kyoto ,use Kyoto as a base to visit Osaka/ Nara !! Or 7 days in Tokyo & another 6, 7 days in Kyoto and visit Osaka & Nara !! Otherwise,5 to 7 days in Tokyo ( really depends what your purposes are ) & 4 days in Kyoto & 2 days in Osaka & a day trip to Nara ! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
Hi. Thanks for sharing your beautiful experience in visiting Japan. With my sisters and their family are planning to travel and also stay for 2 weeks. Can you share the costs per person for the 2 weeks stay? This will help us have an idea. Thanks.😊
Streets around Lake Kawaguchiko were quiet so it was easy to find parking! If you’re visiting some of the attractions/sites there are car parks too (most are free)
Anywhere central in Kyoto, around Nishiki Market area, you can walk to a lot from there and subway further out. Take the subway, very convenient. Osaka near Dotonbori is very central and puts you near a lot. Honestly I wouldn’t spend a lot of time in Osaka, it’s very repetitive, go to Tokyo and Kyoto or elsewhere. Two nights in Osaka was more than enough.
Guys, the Nara deer wild reservation has lately gone incredibly downhill in quality. The deers look mangy and seem ill and aren't scared of people anymore and the place is overcrowded. Tourists feed the deer food they shouldn't have. It's another one of those places that was ruined by publicity.
Tokyo good but crowded, heaps to do and good fun, just don’t expect to let in to places especially in peak hour Mt Fuji is overrated Kyoto is overrated and way too overcrowded, there are other city’s that are better and more the same, never felt less welcome by the locals Osaka good but crowded, also don’t expect to get let in everywhere during peak hour
For most people, they don’t have universal in their city. Aside from that it looks like Mario may be worth the entry alone. I may be wrong about that I’ll let you know in 3 weeks 😅
@@tiggasauce7095can you please tell us how it was and if it is worth it? Im going to Japan in 2 months and me and my friend are thinking wether to go to Universal or not
I agree on spending time on the beautiful Japan cities, BUT 1day on universal studios??????? That is fake!!!!!!!!! I can go to Universal Studios here in the States!
@@karenexplores You missed the point, Universal Studios is a fake place! Nothing to do with Japan. Japan has history, culture, special cuisine and much much more to offer that makes the country unique, beautiful and a place that many of us would love to visit. Many of us only get to see other beautiful countries through the lens of people that recommend places to visit. We count on people that have been there and show us the other side of the world.
@@circuscats67 “Fake” is a harsh word. Honestly I think you’ve missed the point of a “holiday.” For me, a holiday is BOTH to enjoy myself and experience new cultures/food. Who called in the fun police? Many other people also look to others for new exciting recommendations they don’t get in their home country. That is why I am 100% justified to recommend Universal because it is a NEW and amazing experience that others don’t get privilege of experiencing in their home country.
I'm Japanese and I think the kimono worn by foreign tourists looks wonderful! That's because many of them are taller than Japanese people, so it looks great in photos. I think wearing kimono is also a form of cultural exchange, so I hope people wear them without hesitation! When I was in high school, a foreign exchange student staying with my family expressed a desire to wear a kimono. Seeing how happy she was when I let her wear it, I decided to give it to her as a present. I think It's most gratifying when guests come from afar and leave with joy!
for gods sake, tokyo is not japan. like if you want to visit japan you go to somewhere where japan actually is. what do you have in tokyo, the town looks almost like every other western city, besides the kanji you find everywhere you probably wouldn't notice a difference between it and new york. go to shirakawa-go or so
@@pancyn5914going to the countryside, smaller cities, the actual japanese life. there are incredibly famous villages. shirakawa-go, Tsumago-juku, or at least pay the deers in Nara a visit... the fox village in zao.. if you like animals of course. one of the famous onsen towns. noboribetsu, go to hokkaido, eat all you can eat seafoods, if it's about shrines and temples they're probably everywhere. but where do you find an edo theme park? Nikko! how about visiting the fuji-san, go to fujinomiya or fujikawaguchiko. visit the beautiful nature spots in shinshiro, or, if you like the anime tamayura, go to takehara and from there to okunoshima to cuddle some rabbits. or if that's more to your liking, go to okkinawa. not a great fan myself, but at least it's a unique experience.
Pretty white people itinerary… If you have just two weeks spend less time in Tokyo and visit an real Onsen city and Hiroshima and/or Nagasaki instead. Cutting off one day from Osaka could make sense too.
No thx. I have no plan other than the hotels im staying at. I dont need the stress of having to hit certain places because some random online influencer said so. Will be in japan in april.
I highly suggest doing a night at a monastery in koyasan. The birth place of Japanese Buddhism. Nothing like anywhere I have traveled. Moss covered tombstones intertwine with larger camphor trees walking to the temple in the center.
Do you think 1 night is enough there?
I'm planning to visit Koyasan, but without staying overnight (too expensive). Cannot wait to experience this :D
@mateuszkubicki1423 I stayed at the famous ekoin and it was definitely not cheap but I highly suggest staying there one night. It's so far away from everything. We went on a tour of the cemetery hosted by them. And u can go in the morning when it's all foggy and watch the monks serve offerings to the temple.
There are many affordable ryokans. I highly suggest reconsidering and staying at an more affordable option. The ekoin a night tour is also offered to non staying guests.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Arashiyama is probably one of the best places in the world for me. I have been twice and would go back in a heartbeat.
SAMEEE I love Arashiyama 🥹
ps love your videos, new subscriber xx@@karenexplores
You mean the top and the fountain! The view is amazing !!!
Plz try going to smaller cities in Japan! You’ll really find the beauty of Japan there since Japan itself is a country rich of culture and history. But ofc, if it’s your first time going then Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto are a must.
Do you have any recs! And nice but not too pricey accommodations? Looking for serene, in nature, private onsen, and clean🫶🏻
Tokyo is so amazing. I spent every waking moment cramming as many activities as I could and I left with so much left to see.
NOBODY TALKING ABOUT THE GO CARTS ON THE ROAD
Take it with a grain of salt (not a local), but based on what the folks on the u/JapanTravel Reddit community have said, apparently locals absolutely detest the Go Karts for being loud, adding to traffic and overall annoying. I’ve read that a lot of people have had positive experiences with the GoKarts, but you may risk being seen as a menace.
@@jyr6453 lies
It’s in shibuya
I can’t wait! My partner and I are going in two months and doing a similar itinary (3 weeks in Japan and 1 week in Hong Kong as well to see where my partner grew up). It will be my first time travelling outside Australia and NZ!
That’s so exciting! Enjoy your time!!
Enjoy 😍😍😍 I am planning to go too after my studies!!!
Your travel itinerary feels like a friendly chat with a fellow traveler. Your personal touch sets it apart. Speaking of travel essentials, have you seen the new v4 Bento Bag from NomadLane? It looks like a practical solution for wanderers like you.
Thanks for sharing your incredible journey with us. 🗾✨
Of course!! 😍
Awesome! This is very close to my itinerary! But we will be spending 3 days in Osaka and 5 days in Kyoto. Only because I am in love with Kyoto!
Awesome!! I love Kyoto 😍 can’t wait to go back
Love it! Traveling is so much fun! 🗺️
I love travelling!!! 😍
Great itinerary! Will be saving this. Thanks!
4 day in Osaka is such a terrible recommendation lol
Hi could you tell me why? I’m trying to plan
It’s actually not. Kyoto is 15 minutes away by bullet train, so is Kobe and Nara. You literally don’t have to stay in Nara and just stay in Osaka so you don’t carry your bags around from place to place lol
@@stevenphan4453 Osaka has nothing to offer aside from good food. Kyoto is not 15 mins but 30 mins. Nara is 50 mins from Osaka (not 15 like Kevin here claims, from Kyoto it is faster). There are many things to see in Kyoto instead of Osaka. Staying in Kyoto for 4 days (for 1 of these you can go to Nara) and staying in Osaka for 1-2 days is a wayyyy better option (and 1 day for Kobe) if you are not going for the Universal Studios.
@@OrangeSoda1432 Nara is definitely not 15 mins away. In fact, it is closer from Kyoto. And Kyoto is not 15 mins either (unless you are staying very close to Shin-Osaka station).
@@wewwew236it is not closer from Kyōto 😂
It really depends on where you are and where you want to go.
We live exactly at the border of Osaka and Kyōto, and fastest way to Nara city goes through Osaka not through Kyōto.
But if we want to go to rural Nara the way through Kyōto is fastest.
Japan is so cool It's my favourite country
Been for a week back in 2019 with friends and going again by myself in October, thanks for the advice.
How was your trip? I’m Going next month!!
Coolmancool!❤
Cant wait to go there in May >_
Such beautiful locations! I wish I could visit these beautiful places! I'm Ohio, the only places of beauty I get are Marblehead Lighthouse and a reservoir during my walks during summer. Even these small places during sunset can be gorgeous!!!
Hoping you get the chance to visit one day!! 🙌🏻
Yes, so nice video with amazing places in Asia!
Did you hear the Kyoto Tachibana High School brass band while in Kyoto? That would be a must see for me.
Did all this in 10 days. Honestly, Tokyo itself could be a 10-14 day trip. Was able to explore almost all of it in 4 days but wouldn't recommend unless walking 15-20 miles a day is your thing.
You could easily take a quick day trip to Nara from Osaka, it's like an hour away. Quick and easy. Could also easily make a 10-14 day trip of the entire Kansai region (Osaka, Kobe, Kyoto, Nara). Also took a day trip to Fujiyoshida and that was awesome. Clear skies of Mt. Fuji and great view at the famed Chureito Pagoda
Really wish I stayed in Arashiyama more. Partly cause I stayed in a ryokan with multiple private onsen but just the area is too beautiful
Japan trip. Let's go to Japan soon! toko channel
Thank you dearly for this informative clip🥰🇦🇺
Going next year, deciding to spend 18 days in Tokyo and the area around for my first trip, that way i can make sure to see and do everything i want in Tokyo and then for my next trip do places like Osaka and Kyoto
the best way to explore in Japan❤️
beautiful
I’m happy to hear that you had a good time in Japan.:-)
Always!! 😍🙌🏻
Omg I loooooooooove it
Love Japan!!! 😍
4 days in Osaka is absolutely insane, I lived there for years and can confidently say there is no reason a tourist should ever go there unless they have a very specific destination in mind. Literally all there is is Osaka castle which is a concrete recreation and not even in the top five castles in Japan. The street food that it’s famous for can all be found everywhere else in Japan. Every neighborhood in Osaka has a nicer and better equivalent in Tokyo….
Hey there , loved your honesty ..I will go there for 10 days what cities do you recommend other than Tokyo !
@@ika849 obviously Kyoto is the big one apart from Tokyo, but you could have a great and varied experience just from doing day trips from Tokyo. Nikko, Kamakura, Karuizawa, Hakone… Most common mistake I see in people’s Japan itineraries is they try to be way too ambitious. You don’t need to see every city, pick maybe two cities and beyond that focus on small, rural destinations like historic sites, onsen, beaches, skiing, hiking etc.
@@moricantos thank you for responding , definitely adding all these up and I extended my visit to 15 days and changed my air tickets , what about rykons should I invest in these for a day and what onsens do u recommend
@@ika849 you should definitely stay in a ryokan, pick an old one in an old hot spring area. There are so many, all over the country. Google the region of Japan you will stay in + hot spring and you should get many results. I am most familiar with Kanto and the most popular ones around there are Hakone, Kusatsu, Kinugawa, Ikaho, Shirahone… there are many more all over the country.
@@moricantos thank you so much ❤️
I ❤️ JAPAN
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I’m not sure I want to tell anyone but go to Takayama and stay in an Airbnb in the centre or old town. We try and do 1/2 city, 1/2 regional when travelling and this is the perfect spot.
In Nara the temples are the best attraction there!!! Biggest monk statue too( close to 30meters I think)
Were going in japan for like 18 days and were going to Tokyo, Osaka and Nara.
晴れて良かったね
Thanks for this. Im just gonna add 7 more days for fuji q highland and other japanese parks :)
So nice❤
Thanks 🤗
I'm going to Hokkaido. See if I can tour Sapporo beer. See the Japan Eiffel Tower. Honestly wanna check out the dinosaur train stop, and ride the shinkansen
One thing u missed. Budget 😅??
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I'm going in a few months and I'm struggling to find places worth going to since I'm only staying for a week 😭 this videos helps though
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What was the full cost? I'm trying to plan but unsure how much should be saved.
Probably like 4,000-6,000 USD on top of what your flight will already cost
@@maryannemackay2181 Thank you so much!
When I went 2 weeks ago, I did the same route as you!!!!
Hope you had the best time!! 🎉
@@karenexplores hope you did too!!! Really a cool fun place for tourist to go and I went with my family it was the best trip ever, I really enjoyed Kyoto, although Osaka didn’t have a lot of stuff to do it was beautiful, Nara we spent a day to ride bikes around the city and in Tokyo we spent around a week there, really a difference from the other sides of the earth.
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Do you have like detailed itinerary and where you stayed?
Can I know where you hired a car to visit my Fuji? How much did it cost?
Please update me. Thank you
Your like get a flight to Japan once and suddenly its a video every day for eternity UA-cam channel about this topic?😂
What a lovely itinerary! What was the approximate cost you spent on this itinerary?
Average cost was 5k AUD
I really want to wear kimono while I'm in arashiyama, but I'm worried it'll be hard to walk in. What do you recommend?
It's fine to walk in! You shouldn't be too worried about this. If you are going to do wear it you shouldn't be rushing to get anywhere hahah
Would you recommend a car or getting trains?
Also where arethe best places to stay for a group of 4-5 adults and one child under 12 if your staying indifferent places?
I recommend trains! It’s cheap and super efficient. If you all want to stay together, definitely look for airbnbs. Otherwise you may have to get 2-3 hotel rooms and split 2/3 people per room 🙂
I am originally from Tokyo, but I disagree there ! Lol. I recommend stay in Tokyo for 4 to 5 days ,then 5 to 7 days in Kyoto ,use Kyoto as a base to visit Osaka/ Nara !! Or 7 days in Tokyo & another 6, 7 days in Kyoto and visit Osaka & Nara !! Otherwise,5 to 7 days in Tokyo ( really depends what your purposes are ) & 4 days in Kyoto & 2 days in Osaka & a day trip to Nara ! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
5 days Tokyo
1 day mt Fuji
3 days Kyoto
4 days Osaka
Hi. Thanks for sharing your beautiful experience in visiting Japan. With my sisters and their family are planning to travel and also stay for 2
weeks. Can you share the costs per person for the 2 weeks stay? This will help us have an idea. Thanks.😊
Hello great video. What’s the parking situation like at Mt Fuji area? Planning to hire a car to drive there myself for a day!
Streets around Lake Kawaguchiko were quiet so it was easy to find parking! If you’re visiting some of the attractions/sites there are car parks too (most are free)
@@karenexplores ok thank u so much !
I am spending on Japan for 7 days
Are the bowing deer only in Nara
Slurp Trip !
4 daya tokio 2 osaka 3 kioto 1 nara 2 kanazawa
I was ther for 2 months and it wasnt enough...
@karenexplores Is it better to create your own itinerary or book through a company?
I rather make my own itinerary. I spend hours and hour researching what I want to do!
How much tho ?
I wish I was rich for me to do all these😢
Iv'e been im tokyo and kyoto in 2017 or 2018
So many good spots! I just uploaded my Tokyo video, I miss it so much 🍻
Every year I plan to travel, but I can’t, my dream is travel japan, I wish I had a friend in Japan
Just go! I don’t know any Japanese at all and went and had fun!
I just said fuck it. I have been planning for years and just bought my ticket for this November
Ypu haven't lived until you've had Okonomiyaki in Hiroshima.
One day!! 😍
I wanna go within 2 years time.
Done yhis in less time 😅
And I am going at April 14
Enjoy!! 😍
Where do you stay in osaka and kyoto?
Anywhere central in Kyoto, around Nishiki Market area, you can walk to a lot from there and subway further out. Take the subway, very convenient. Osaka near Dotonbori is very central and puts you near a lot. Honestly I wouldn’t spend a lot of time in Osaka, it’s very repetitive, go to Tokyo and Kyoto or elsewhere. Two nights in Osaka was more than enough.
What dates and season did you go?
End of March-April 2023
That’s 13 days girl
5 + 1 + 3 + 4 = 13
Guys, the Nara deer wild reservation has lately gone incredibly downhill in quality. The deers look mangy and seem ill and aren't scared of people anymore and the place is overcrowded. Tourists feed the deer food they shouldn't have. It's another one of those places that was ruined by publicity.
Go to Narita and eat fresh EEEEEEEL!
Which is the best month to visit?
Cherry Blossom season is nice (April-March)
can anyone tell me if my itinerary is fine? I’m staying 3 days in Tokyo - 4 days Osaka - 2 days Kyoto - 4 days Tokyo
Give more days to Kyoto! Maybe 4 days?
@@karenexplores is Kyoto really nice? I booked a Ryokan for at Kyoto for 2 nights in Otsu so hopefully I’ll have time to explore the place
*so many wards
Hi
this was my exact itinerary and i am in kyoto about to leave for osaka
Enjoy!!! 😍
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Gaijin allowed???
MT Fuji=Jogo
Tokyo good but crowded, heaps to do and good fun, just don’t expect to let in to places especially in peak hour
Mt Fuji is overrated
Kyoto is overrated and way too overcrowded, there are other city’s that are better and more the same, never felt less welcome by the locals
Osaka good but crowded, also don’t expect to get let in everywhere during peak hour
Naw I feel like I'm the only one who's poor af 😭😭😭
Btw great video tho :')
Why does every single travel channel say to go to universal? It’s literally the same thing as other universal studios except they have mario stuff?
Universal Studios Japan still have Jaws
For most people, they don’t have universal in their city. Aside from that it looks like Mario may be worth the entry alone. I may be wrong about that I’ll let you know in 3 weeks 😅
@@tiggasauce7095 I’m headed out there in November and my wife is begging me to see the harry potter stuff so I’ll also be checking it out lol
@@tiggasauce7095can you please tell us how it was and if it is worth it? Im going to Japan in 2 months and me and my friend are thinking wether to go to Universal or not
Of course, ill let you know. @@creepyred7837
Isn't Kyoto closed to foreigners?
No, foreigners can still visit! The city has just banned tourists in some areas of Gion.
@@karenexplores ok, I want sure.
No shot that's her guy 😂😂 I guess money talks
Is Sapporo worth it?
It’s really far away from Tokyo! It’s like flying into Boston and going to Atlanta
@@objc Good to know. I’d only want to go to Sapporo for the snow festival.
In the winter yes...cold AF though...
@@martinblank1484 I like the cold
@@zacherybutter7349 Well then you will love the food and activities at that time of the year...enjoy!
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I agree on spending time on the beautiful Japan cities, BUT 1day on universal studios???????
That is fake!!!!!!!!! I can go to Universal Studios here in the States!
Well I don’t live in the states 🤦♀️ how lucky of you
@@karenexplores
You missed the point,
Universal Studios is a fake place! Nothing to do with Japan. Japan has history, culture, special cuisine and much much more to offer that makes the country unique, beautiful and a place that many of us would love to visit.
Many of us only get to see other beautiful countries through the lens of people that recommend places to visit. We count on people that have been there and show us the other side of the world.
@@circuscats67 “Fake” is a harsh word. Honestly I think you’ve missed the point of a “holiday.” For me, a holiday is BOTH to enjoy myself and experience new cultures/food. Who called in the fun police?
Many other people also look to others for new exciting recommendations they don’t get in their home country. That is why I am 100% justified to recommend Universal because it is a NEW and amazing experience that others don’t get privilege of experiencing in their home country.
So this is what only fans gets you
I have a question will Japanese ppl find it disrespectful if a Foreigner such as a white person wears a kimono
I'm Japanese and I think the kimono worn by foreign tourists looks wonderful! That's because many of them are taller than Japanese people, so it looks great in photos.
I think wearing kimono is also a form of cultural exchange, so I hope people wear them without hesitation!
When I was in high school, a foreign exchange student staying with my family expressed a desire to wear a kimono. Seeing how happy she was when I let her wear it, I decided to give it to her as a present.
I think It's most gratifying when guests come from afar and leave with joy!
@@user-ld7ym3ci3j wow thx sm
for gods sake, tokyo is not japan. like if you want to visit japan you go to somewhere where japan actually is. what do you have in tokyo, the town looks almost like every other western city, besides the kanji you find everywhere you probably wouldn't notice a difference between it and new york.
go to shirakawa-go or so
what do you suggests for 14 days?
@@pancyn5914going to the countryside, smaller cities, the actual japanese life. there are incredibly famous villages. shirakawa-go, Tsumago-juku, or at least pay the deers in Nara a visit... the fox village in zao.. if you like animals of course. one of the famous onsen towns. noboribetsu, go to hokkaido, eat all you can eat seafoods, if it's about shrines and temples they're probably everywhere.
but where do you find an edo theme park? Nikko!
how about visiting the fuji-san, go to fujinomiya or fujikawaguchiko. visit the beautiful nature spots in shinshiro, or, if you like the anime tamayura, go to takehara and from there to okunoshima to cuddle some rabbits.
or if that's more to your liking, go to okkinawa. not a great fan myself, but at least it's a unique experience.
Can you send me invitation I want to visit or work visa you look beautiful am from Nigeria ❤❤
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If you have just two weeks spend less time in Tokyo and visit an real Onsen city and Hiroshima and/or Nagasaki instead.
Cutting off one day from Osaka could make sense too.
the music choice is terrible
No thx. I have no plan other than the hotels im staying at. I dont need the stress of having to hit certain places because some random online influencer said so. Will be in japan in april.