Must Know JAPAN Travel Tips (and what NOT to do)

If you are traveling to Japan, these tips will help guide you so you can enjoy Japan and it's amazing culture! Be sure to read the pop up texts as there are little info nuggets that may be helpful!

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[Feljo]

1 thing in the manners/eating section, a lot of restaurants are really small in Japan and have really long lines, people over there don't stay seated talking after finishing eating, if you see around you, almost everyone eats and then leaves right away. Since some places are so small is courtesy and pretty much common to leave right away so you free the seats for the next people. Chances are you are not going to be told to leave, at least not right away, but you will get weird looks.
There are some exceptions of course, family restaurants tend to have way more seating and people take their time on those ones.

[EricELT]

Thank you for sharing these detailed suggestions with some wit and considerable enthusiasm! Well done!

[yeagersfilms]

Thank you for all of the advice you gave! Quite honestly, it helped my first time going and now I share with anyone going to Japan! Amazing!

[juliannesteele]

This video was so awesome thank you! Planning on visiting Japan soon and figure it’s time to start researching!

[vmd]

Can I just say of the dozens of videos I’ve watched already in preparation, this is THE BEST one!! Thank you!!!

[mikedelgado]

WOW. Lots of excellent information. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[scottfreckle]

I am going to Kyoto in 3 weeks and this has been by far the most helpful video I have watched, really down to earth information about realistic situations, arigato gozaimasu

[llisagomez]

I love how efficient your videos are. No distractions

[Lokahi-fo-life]

Thank you, very helpful information. I hope to visit next year and I’m very excited for the adventure.

[nickylogannl]

Honestly the best Japan Travel Tip video I've come across. Thank you.

[themediterraneanguy]

I enjoy your video contents. They are relatable, innovative and so refreshing, thank you

[rinathadani]

Thank you so much for this great video...I am planning a trip to Japan and you have packed so much information for us...!! Wowww

[andreaparedes]

I just came back from a one week trip to Japan. I stayed in Tokyo and did not need much money at all. Places either accepted card and also you can use your Suica card on your iPhone and pay for the things. I honestly can’t recall a single place we went and had to have cash but just to be safe bring some cash with you. If you are staying in Tokyo, I highly doubt you will need $200 a day in cash

[bigbear]

Excellent video! Thank you for helping our family prep for travel

[tikifiki]

when eating, i think "gochisousama deshita" makes more sense to say vs "arigtatou gosaismasu" (same manners, but this is a "thank you" specific to the meal. i think you could follow up with the extra thank you at the end when exiting maybe. this is what i observed when living in japan for some years.

[yxoeroo]

Thank you for your traveling tips. Can you do more video about packing, transportation, itinerary tips for Japan or other countries. Thanks

[ellabellalifestyle]

Thank you erica for this informative video!! This is so helpful :) I can't wait to go to Japan now because of all your amazing pointers and tips!!

[ulcojel]

Thank you so much!!! This was such an fun and informative video!!! I'm gonna check out your channel so I can Build my Moxie!!!

[gky]

Amazingly USEFUL tips that I have not seen elsewhere! I'm Japanese but even I have trouble navigating the often byzantine ways of doing things when in Japan (or dealing with my relatives). Thanks!