I am Japanese and I found this video by accident. All of what were explained in this video are right and useful when you’re gonna visit Japan. Japanese stations are so confusing as even Japanese people are often confused with it, so you should look at navigation boards when you’re in Japanese stations. Don’t worry even if you can’t read Japanese. Most of the navigation boards have English translations so that people from overseas can travel or live comfortably. Enjoy many attractive places and the culture in Japan!

16. Always on time 17. Don't be like Logan Paul Thanks for the tips.

The one thing I will never forget was the time I went to a hotel in Japan and forgot to bow after saying thank you to the people at the desk, so my friend said "you forgot to bow" out loud in English and they started laughing. It was so embarrassing lol.

Japan is my dream…I will definitely go there. Comment how many of you have a dream of going to Japan 🇯🇵

it's my dream to live in japan for the rest for my life

I lived in Japan for 4 years. I really miss it.

7/11 saved my ass so many times when I was in Japan 🙇🏾‍♂️😂

I will be showing this to my mom because we’re going in a few months

Step 16 is that there are no subtitles when you visit Japan.

Who's watching this even if your not going to Japan 🤣

I visited Japan in 2018 and really fell in love with the beautiful country and its lovely and incredible people. I will definitely go back there in near future to live for a few years, if not for the rest of my life. I have started learning Japanese. It is quite a difficult language to learn, but it is worth it. Love to Japan and Japanese from Iran and Netherlands.

One the many things I love about Japan is that they always look so clean and relax everywhere, even in the city.....

Welcome to my Country Japan💕 Have fun foreigners even tho it's really cold 😂😂 My home town is Niigata So love from Niigata Japan!

Shinkansen are the best trains in the world, they're fast, clean and arrive always on time. I love Shinkansen

I love Japan and Japanese people. It was the best trip of my life. I will never forget Hiroshima and Nagashaki. The cities and the villages, the temples, the shinkansen, the Narumi bone china, the Kimonos , the pearls, the Ikebana. Everything was perfect. I was so lucky to visit this country with the polite people.

These are really good realistic advice than any travelling tips I've seen. Most travelling advice I've watched are just all "be nice to people", "find your people", and "have fun". Those are not tips, it's just common sense. This video is the best detailed one.

8 days until I go, my dream and it's finally happening 😭

One day I will visit this beautiful country 😍❤️

Summertime... on my road bicycle... pedaling around this magnificent country. Making friends.... My dream

Japan has decided to ease entry restrictions. Japan welcomes more tourists than ever before. This video is very helpful for visiting Japan. Thank you for introducing us to Japan.

You forgot “purchase a small hand towel at a Konbini” because although public restrooms in Japan are plentiful and clean, they rarely have any paper towels to dry your hands with after washing. A small hand towel, carried in a pocket or bag, is quite handy

Super helpful tips. I appreciate that the list included practical tips for when you first enter the country, which is usually the most stressful time.

I’m from Pakistan, and it is my goal to visit Japan! I’ve meet so many Japanese people around the world, and I simply love your humbleness and kindness! ❤️

This video includes really useful tips even most of Japanese don't know, like luggage transport services at Narita airport. At most of Japanese train stations, we have to go up and down stairs to get the tracks and it is really embarrassing to do that with large luggages. The tutorial to purchase Shinkansen tickets via cellphones is also good for it is simple and easy to understand for many foreigners.

I'm from Costa Rica and I love when I find videos of people talking wonders about this country. It really fill us with joy knowing somebody enjoys it so much visiting this places. Thank you very much for this amazing video.

Great tips. Knew most of them for my first trip but took watching several videos to find. This is a great one stop resource

And don't forget to change your big money to small money in a bank at the airport, for vending machine. Don't forget to standing on the left of escalator in tokyo, on the right for osaka. Also, it's more convenient for me to printed the subway map for tokyo. Because it is pretty complicated route. Happy travelling travelers 💜 CMIIW

It's the last day of my two week trip in Japan today and I just found this video. Every single one of these tips would have made the trip so much easier. Still the best trip ever. Japan is the amazing.

Love this video wish it was around for my 1st trip back in January. i have been back once since and loved it even more i kept my IC card so i can use it each time i go back roughly 4-5 times a year for all sorts of things

Thank you Japan-guide for such nice tip video. I happy that I will finally be in Japan for period of 13 days.

Wow, this video is a total game-changer for Japan newbies like me! 🇯🇵🌸 I'm loving these 15 tips - they're like little travel hacks that'll make our trip epic! Thanks for sharing the wisdom, can't wait to explore Japan on a budget now

My son and I are so excited to visit Japan. Thank you for the great videos and travel recommendations. 😎

This video even tells you which seat you should take on Shinkansen to see Mt.Fuji. That’s so cool! And I must confess its really beautiful when watching it from E seat :) Seems like all the information in this video is quite new and updated especially about EX app. Thank you for sharing!

Finally! A video that’s not filled with crappy, complicated tips. Thank you!

I bought the pocket wifi for myself at Narita, and used it endlessly for a month. Loved it.

"Ladies & Gentlemen, Welcome to the Shinkansen...."..... I can still hear those words as if it were only yesterday that I was there (it was actually 3 years ago..!)....Wonderful country. I will be back.

This was much more detailed than some of the UKposts video have shown. Thank you. It can very very nerve wracking to know things in a foreign country but when you don't speak the language it can be very scary. This video I would recommend to watch.

This is an amazing guide. Well-presented and with a lot of necessary detial. THanks for it!

Japan is a great country filled with a lot of wonders.

We love the nature in Japan! There are so much untouched and original traditions here too! Do come to visit!

Step one: go to akihabara and waste all of your money 💴

LOVE JAPAN!!! Great vid...thanks!

Excellent well made video full of hidden tips one wouldn’t normally know. 👏 Thanks for making my planning much easier!

It's very useful for foreigners to Japan like me. I love it!

Fantastic tips! I’m thankful that I found this video, as it gave me some quality insights of what to think of when planning my trip. Thank you!

As a point of view of a local person living in Tokyo like me, this show is obviously filled up with a bunch of reliable things :) For more tips, please come again to Tokyo and you should become a next story teller for the brand new comers.

Myself and a few friends of mine are going to Japan sometime between March and April of 2023! I couldn't be more excited to go overseas for the first time in my life and to see a foreign country!!!

For first time visitors to Tokyo: JR commuter trains are easier to understand than the subway. If you have a Japan Rail Pass, it is accepted on these trains. There are two subway systems with separate fares. Some friends of mine bought a day pass for Tokyo Metro and found out the hard way that it wasn't good on the Toei lines. JR's Yamanote loop line is the most useful. It serves almost all the major business districts and if you miss your stop, you can stay on the train until it comes around again (it takes about an hour to go all the way around). Other useful JR lines are the Chuo, Keihin-Kyuko and Sobu.

5 trips from one end to other in Japan and what you see is true. Japan is a wonder !!!

Haven't been there for 3 years and I've been watching vids about japan lately. Maybe my mind is telling me something.

Japan is so fun. the trains make it so convenient to travel around. i want to go back again.

This brings back great memories of living in Japan. I remember my first time in Tokyo and I was overwhelmed. Such an amazing place to visit and live!

Excellent, compact, to the point information. Thanks.

These are a perfect tips for travelling in Japan!

Man this guide somehow make's the trip even more intimidating

Japan has been my childhood love and still love it. I am now working on learning their language. So I can try to get a job there. Thanks for the very useful video. Arigato Gozaimasu 🙏🥰😇

Great tips for first time visitors! Whoever visits Japan will have an amazing time 👍

Going next year can’t wait

Thanks for assisting my enquiries when going to Japan for the first time!

Nice video clip for traveling guide for Japan man, everything in it is perfect, Appreciated

this was an amazingly informative video - i’ve watched dozens of videos similar that didn’t cover half of what this did! thanks so much

Great tips and video. Thanks for sharing.

This is deffo helpful for those coming to Japan for the first time!!

Great to see Japan Guide recommending first time traveling tips. I'd add that if you're thinking of time traveling to Japan, definitely hit up the 1964 Tokyo Olympics to check em out in person! ⏰👍

This was the most insightful and informative video on travel to Japan that I have ever seen. Thank you!

very timely video for me as I just booked my first trip to Japan. thanks for the useful info.

Thank you! Just booked a trip for three weeks in Japan!

Thanks for this!! I miss Japan! I learned about all your tips via first-hand experience. I wish this video was available when I travelled, would’ve made it loads easier! Hehehe. I’ll defs use it again when I come back! Please keep making videos of Japan like this! Super helpful! God bless you! 🙏🏽🤗✨💕

God bless,save & protect Japan from any bad things or any war in the future...

Good video, reminds me of my time living in Japan.. Really enjoyed this

This was way more helpful than I was expecting I thought I was gonna get a few places to go and Things to do

I have been living in Japan. Really Japan is a very beautiful country in the world. Welcome to Japan ❤️🇯🇵❤️

Great video. Well done, Thank you!

Finally able to go to japan this august and I'm so excited. thank you for these tips!

With the announcement a few days ago, I can finally start planning for my trip in april! I am so excited!

'Airport luggage delivery service' is just not discussed often enough in these UKposts videos and travel vlogs so thank you very much for making it your first point. I'll be travelling from Kansai Airport to central Kyoto next year with two LARGE suitcases AND two check-in bags, per person and it looked mysteriously and infuriatingly difficult to figure out. There was no way to travel with all that baggage via the more commonly recommended commuter trains and buses. Unlike in Tokyo, airport shuttle services in Kyoto only go to train station destinations rather than the direct door-to-door hotel drop off, which is the vastly superior option when you have luggage as stated earlier. I still can't figure out why this is by the way. I'd been researching the conundrum I faced for many months and then came across this video whilst eating dinner tonight, and 'ping'! the lightbulb went off. Thanks guys! Airport luggage delivery service it will be. Brilliant. Ahhhh, now I can get back to the stress-free parts of my research :D

JUST IN TIME FOR MY TRIP TO JAPAN!!! THANKS!!!

This is a great video for first timers to Japan. Hope everyone will love my country.

4 weeks and i will be there! Tokyo, kyoto, osaka and hiroshima plus a few trips away from the tourist hotspots!

I really love to visit Japan, someday, my dream 🇯🇵.

Next year we are going to Japan for the first time. Visit our son in Saga. Love this tips. Thank you. ✌ with love from South Africa 🇿🇦🇯🇵💟

This video was very helpful during my first trip to Japan last March. Miss you Sam!

The best video about tips for Japan I’ve ever seen, really great work

WOW! Kudos for creating such detailed and informative. Thank you for the content.

Very helpful video thank you!!👍👍😊😊

This video is so helpful!! Welcome to Japan!!

this was the most helpful video i have seen by far thank you

Going to Japan in three months. I’m so excited. These tips are very helpful

Thank you ! Was very helpful

Veeerrryy good tips! Thank you so much!! 😊😊

Thank you for the very informative video. It'll really help me this January and February. Cheers!

Thank you for this vid, hella helpful!

Perfect ,heading to Japan this May for the very first time! Can't tell you how much this video is appreciated!

I've always wanted to visit Japan when i'm older

Thank you it's a very helpful tips. I has never been to Japan before. I'm planning to visit very soonest.

Been to Japan twice but I just watched because I absolutely miss travelling!! 😭😭😭

Narrator: "The toilets are clean and free of charge" ME: "Wait, WHERE in the world do they CHARGE you to go to the bathroom?!?!?!"

Hi. Thank you so much for that video. I've been to japan twice and never knew about a lot of all this tips. ( I mainly knew how to grab an ekiben, i mean you always know when it comes to food, right?) Thanks again, looking forward impatiently for other videos...

Won’t be going to japan any time soon but hopefully in a few years Helpful and informative Thanks 👍

Amazing I love Japan because people in japan they are super polite and super friendly