Mistakes You might make in JAPAN 24 TIPS You need to know

Do you know these 24 Essential Japan Travel tips to help you navigate Japan with ease?

Japan is a land of etiquette and rules . Don't get caught out! and be prepared before you travel. From the basic rules to some less known but important things that you should follow when visiting Japan.

It's always best for Tourists to be well prepared so that they can get ready for their trip to the land of the rising sun.

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00:00 Intro - Travelling to Japan?
00:25 Essential tip: Bowing in Japan
00:38 Essential tip: Public etuiteque
01:02 Essential tip: Shoes
01:34 Essential tip: Language
01:59 Essential tip: Elderly people
02:17 Essential tip: Tipping
02:40 Essential tip: Gift giving
03:15 Essential tip: Public Transport
03:36 Essential tip: Onsen
04:00 Essential tip: Festivals - Matsuri
04:24 Essential tip: Tattoos
04:45 Essential tip: Queuing
05:07 Essential tip: Chopsticks
05:41 Essential tip: Tatami rooms
06:02 Essential tip: Punctuality
06:24 Essential tip: Photography
06:44 Essential tip: Bathrooms
07:15 Essential tip: Rush hour
07:46 Essential tip: Smoking
08:07 Essential tip: Trash - Bins
08:38 Essential tip: Cash
09:01 Essential tip: Blowing your nose
09:35 Essential tip: Noise Levels
09:56 Essential tip: Passport
10:12 Feedback
10:24 Who is Ninja Monkey?

#japan #japantravel #japanguide

[NinjaMonkeyguy]

How many of these tips Surprised you? Are there any that I missed out?

[hanagara]

I know Japanese but also in my experience, just saying a simple phrase can be enough to make people SUPER happy. Way back when I knew very little, I found saying a simple phrase then saying "sorry, my Japanese is bad" encourages people and makes them feel better about trying English and can itself be a great conversation starter!
With morning rush hour, say I have a shinkansen at 8:30am, I'd rather get up at 6am, wait ages and sleep on the shinkansen than deal with rush hour!

[ruthsarquisboren]

I just came back from Japan and I had an amazing time! Thanks for sharing your experience!🥢🥢🥢

[bruin]

We're traveling to Japan in December. Looking forward to seeing this beautiful country. Thanks for all the helpful hints!

[froglady]

Great video Nathan! On my trip at the moment there are so many tourists that need to learn good manners and etiquette. Great content and all tips were good advice ♥️

[ysabeauterazawa]

I am giving serious thought to attending the Tokyo Arts and Crafts Fair in 2023 if it is being scheduled this year. I need to know the dates so I can make return flight arrangements from my country.

[mishainwonderland]

I agree with the language. Even with my broken japanese, people were trying to understand and made an attempt to make conversation. Google translate will help the rest

[Flupke]

Thanks Nathan for this very useful video and reminding that being mindful to others is the baseline.
I would add that on reserved seat train cars, you must sit in your assigned seat and the space in front of empty seats is not a storage space for your giant suitcases (talking from experience 😤😂)🥢

[OnlyOneNights]

🥢 Fantastic job, man! Gonna bookmark this video just to make sure I don't embarrass myself. Haha!

[HTLcoaching]

What is the etiquette for queuing when you have a reservation, particularly at food places? 4:49

[JulieM_Fuji]

Thank you for all those clear and precious travel tips ! 🌼

[sisterblissuk]

So many points that are not well known, like the rice bowl chopstick one and blowing your nose in public! Thank you Nathan San! 🥢 Do more like this on travelling on transport

[amnistar]

Great video, nice list of things to be aware of as a tourist. Great video!

[MarketingMovies]

Just heard they are increasing the price of the JR Pass. Not just an increase, but a big one.

[karlacoronado]

❤I Love your content! I’m in Japan this week and your videos help us so much😊 Thanks !🥢🥢🥢🥢

[FollowTheSunAustralia]

A unique and useful video Ninja 🐒 I always carried my passport because I'm uneasy when it's not on me because I fear loosing it

[mcpy]

10:00 Passport is also required in case you are stopped by the police in JP, and do not attempt to run from them, co-operate with them is the key

[jonmitchell]

🥢 major hotels might have currency exchange (machines or at front desk) on premises, or at a bank (or ATM) but I found getting JPY before departure to be a time saver (and get best rates/lowest fees) I allocated 7500 JPY/day and it was plenty for whatever transactions required cash

[MrTiny-jllg]

Great advices mate, love your videos and streams😄

[thecleeze]

Thank you for your video. On ATMs, I've noticed that the fees at the train station ATMs are lower than those at the convenience stores. That said, you might not find an ATM at some of the smaller train stations.