Top 15 JAPAN Budget Travel Mistakes (PART 1) • Filipino • The Poor Traveler

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I’ve visited the Land of the Rising Sun 17 times. Yes, 17. And ako pa lang ‘yan ha, hindi pa counted d’yan ang mga trips ni Vins and iba pa naming teammates, making Japan our most visited country ever. Pero we still remember ‘yung first time namin dito. Part of it eh kasi ang dami naming mga mistakes na nagawa. In this video, ise-share namin sa inyo ang mga mistakes na sana ay naiwasan namin noong bagu-bago pa lang kaming nagta-travel sa Japan.

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[blisshunters]

Manifesting. Thank you The Poor Traveler! Kayo talaga inspiration namin para magtravel!

[rorok]

I've been to Japan 30+ times and lost count by now. It's still my favorite travel destination and always learning something new.

[roxy.saints]

been an avid reader of poor traveler's blogs waaayback in 2015. I did my DIY travel to Batanes because of you pioneer BLOGGERS. Kudos to you for helping us!

[souperyummie]

i was in Phnom Penh-Cambodia in February when cherry blossom season happened there. It was quite beautiful and frankly i didn't plan it. i am sure its much more beautiful in Japan, but i had my share of cherry blossom. i was really happy. lets hope i can do Japan in the future.

[lalilulelo]

Japan rin ang aking most visited country.

Another reason para laging dalhin ang passport ay baka ma-random check ng police. Naniniguro lang sila na turista ka at hindi ka nago-over stay.

[themediterraneanguy]

LOVE JAPAN, such a nice exploring video, really great content, just subscribed, thank you

[denvimp]

Laking tulong ng video na ito. Thank you!

[maantubles]

Very simple & informative salamat.

[steepsm]

Super helpful! First time namin mag Japan this year and we're super excited!

[nalariveral]

Another mode of transportation sa mga long distances is actually plane. You might think na mahal but Japan also has budget airlines like PeachAir and VanillaAir. Depende kung kelan ang biyahe mo, it can be half of the price of shinkansen. I remember flying from Narita to Osaka for less than 5000 YEN. That's almost 1/3 the price of Shinkansen and half of travelling by bus. Less than 2hrs lang ang byahe minus the getting to and from the airport.

[Rainyyvlogs]

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[GreaterAvenue]

Great video. Thank you very much for the information. I want to experience Onsen in Mt. Fuji area. Would you be able to give us some info on this?

[blessparco]

Plano ko pong bumisita sa Japan, maraming salamat po for this. :)

[nurseailyn]

EXCELLENT video! — from ur new subscriber. Going to Japan by January. Arriving at Narita airport, will only go around Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka. Never been to Japan before. Reviewing the different transport passes yet kind of confusing. What pass can you recommend me…. thanks much!💕

[onceuponalonetime]

Omg Ang cool nung Travel Insurance sa Grab! Just tried it! Thank you!

[Uztakuchan]

I had lived in various places in Japan,
so I felt very nostalgic when I saw them.
thank you. I'll come see you again.
ありがとうございます。
I did 🔔.
I will continue to follow and support you.

[journalmuse]

Hello there. I hope that you can make a video for Senior travellers din.
Just subscribed.
Love your vlogs and thanks for sharing.🥰

[kikaykimy]

Teka, blogger ka diba? Vlogger ka din pala! In fairness, helpful blogs mo, dun ako minsan kumukuha ng tips, very detailed! Thanks! Ang dami daming recommendations pero sa mga katulad ko na never been to Japan, all of the info, vlogs etc are overwhelming and hard to put my finger on. Specially when it comes to the transpo, it's so confusing. I don't know, maybe it's just me. 🤷‍♀🤷‍♀

[mjsilva]

May I ask if pano gumamit ng mga passes like Kansai West Pass or Kyoto Osaka Pass from Klook?

[denerox]

i used to work at hotel and almost filipino (and foreigners) don't understand the fee and the size of the bed in the hotel😅
Fee′s is per head not per rooms, and single room is one bedroom for 1 person.
double room is one semi double size bedroom for 1 to 2 person,
twin room is 2bedroom for 2 to maybe 3person.
Most kids below 12years old are free.