Travel Tips To Dust, Save Money In Japan

Japan is a fairly expensive destination, but if you know how, you will have a memorable trip without spending too much money. Don't take the train: Train tickets are usually quite expensive and unnecessary. Instead, you can take cheap flights, ferries and buses. Airlines like Vanilla Air or Peach can take you to major cities for around 3,000 yen one way. Night ferries such as Sunflower (running from Osaka to Beppu) have sleeping space and banquets on the deck

. Similarly, night buses are affordable. Photo: Yochan. 2 Buy discount train tickets: If riding the shinkansen is an integral part of your Japanese experience, opt for promotional packages like Puratto Kodama.



This one way ticket saves you 4,000 yen from the normal price when traveling from Tokyo to Osaka. You can also purchase the Seishun 18 ticket to enjoy 5 days of unlimited train travel. Photo: Matcha-jp. 3. Prepare socks: In Japan, you will often have to take off your shoes when entering a traditional home, temple or restaurant. Therefore, pay attention to wearing clean and healthy socks. Photo: Japanonline 4.



Buy at Daiso: When you need supplies or want to buy cheap souvenirs, you can visit one of the more than 3,000 Daiso stores scattered across Japan. Most of the items here are under 100 yen. Photo: Planetyze. 5. Avoid crowded spots: Japan's crowded tourist spots are great, but backpackers often find quieter and more secluded places to experience. From Tokyo you can go to the nearby Izu archipelago, where volcanoes and pristine beaches are located. From Kyoto, visit the Tottori sand dunes or Amanohashidate - the city known as "Kyoto by the Sea". Photo: Universal Doll.



6. Renting cabinets: Carrying out luggage at a stopover without booking overnight accommodation makes you tired and easy to cause trouble, especially in crowded streets. You can rent a locker at the train station for a few hundred yen to enjoy the excursions. Photo: Japan Travel Mate.7. Stay up overnight: Public transport in Japanese cities, including Tokyo, usually stops operating before 2 o'clock. However, you can rent a room at a karaoke bar to relax and practice your voice. Alternatively, internet cafes are also a cheap option.



Many places also have free bathrooms, suitable for you to rest when you go somewhere early in the morning without booking a hotel room. Photo: 2048px.8. Register for Hostelling International membership: Accommodation and hotel prices in Japan are more expensive than other backpacker destinations like Europe or Southeast Asia. By signing up for Hostelling International membership online prior to your trip, you can save around 600 yen a night at more than 300 hostels across Japan. Photo: Yjh.9. Hitchhiking: Locals are often willing to give foreign tourists a hitch to practice English.



This form of travel is quite safe thanks to the kindness of the Japanese. Just be prepared to talk or give them a few small gifts to thank. Photo: Shenanigans in Japan.10. Eat at convenience stores: Stores like 7-Eleven sell cheap food, from coffee to rice, and basic gear for climbing and traveling. Photo: Yokosukafoodcorner.11. Show respect: Japanese is a united community, so foreigners often stand out.



You can get along better by following some general rules here such as speaking softly while on board, not insisting geisha take pictures together… You will easily learn from locals. They are always happy to help you have a memorable trip. Photo: Justinjapan. According to Hoang Linh / Zing News ***.

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