I'm glad I could help you.

Yes. You can buy Pasmo at Haneda airport now. I hope you have a wonderful time in Japan!

@@Toshi-Guide-from-Japan thank you very much!

Yeah. Hahaha. Thank you for your advice. It's very helpful for other tourists.

I'm glad I could help you. I hope you have a wonderful time in Japan.

Thank you for sharing your real experience. It's very helpful for other tourists. Actually, in Japan, you can receive a dispatch service from a taxi company that has a contract with the Uber app. The drivers are professional, not normal drivers. Therefore, the price is higher than a regular Uber. However, from the customer's perspective, the service content may not be different.

Thank you for sharing your advice. It's very helpful for other tourists.

In the Hokkaido area, we recommend KITACA.

Yes you can. However, you need to check the size of the airline's luggage compartment.

This is an important matter, so please check the Japanese government website for details regarding medication.

That's right.haha

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Thank you for sharing your plan. I hope you have a wonderful time in Japan.

@@Toshi-Guide-from-Japan Ty!

Thank you for sharing your real experience. It's very helpful for other tourists!

Thank you for sharing your real experience. It's very helpful for other tourists! I'm very happy to hear that you had a good time in Japan. I hope you come back to Japan soon!

@@Toshi-Guide-from-Japan I would highly recommend it to anyone! It was one of the highlights of my life! Being a musician, I wish I could move there as there is such a vibrant music scene! Some musician friends in Tokyo are Kanade Sato and famous drummer, Senri Kawaguchi. Here (in and around Toronto) most people seem to only listen to rap, hip-hop and very commercial 'pop'- barely anything for bands, sadly.

Oh! Thank you for sharing your real experience. It's very helpful for other tourists!

I'm glad I could help you. I hope you have a wonderful time in Japan.

Oh really. I think it's a donation box to someone.

I'm glad I could help you. I hope you have a wonderful time in Japan.

@@Toshi-Guide-from-Japan it’s always good to save money to use it to buy more food, beer and sake! 🍺😖🍺

Yes. It's because I lived in the US before.

"Weathernews" is very popular in Japan. global.weathernews.com/your-industry/mobile-internet/

Yes. Please contact me on my Instagram or via email. Instagram ID: toshi.0920 [email protected]

Yes. It's so popular in Japan.

You can also buy tickets from a ticket machine, but it might be a little difficult. In that case, please buy your ticket at a manned ticket counter called the Midori no Madoguchi.

@@Toshi-Guide-from-Japan is Midori no Madoguchi at the Haneda Airport? In that case, what Train IC Card you recommend to me? (Like a Suica or JR Pass). I have plans to go to Tokyo for 4 months, starting November 2024 until March 2025.

Oh! I hope you come back to Japan to use those coins.haha

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And laundry machines. Extremely useful. In fact, I had to manage my coin accumulation to ensure I had enough.

Oh!! Thank you for sharing your real experience. I hope you have a good time in Japan!!!!!

Thank you for sharing your real experience. It's very helpful for other tourists!

@@shaysegev2107 We departed Japan today, and used the tax free. We didn't have to show anything at departure. I think they just do random checks, and not every passenger.

@@davidac76 yes but it makes you scared of being stopped and checked and maybe big fine. I don’t like it I won’t buy tax free never again it doesn’t worth the tension going like that to the airport. This is big minus to japan.

@shaysegev2107 @davidac76 Thank you for sharing your opinion and real experiences. Those are very helpful for other tourists!

Thank you for sharing your real experience. It's very helpful for other tourists. Actually, in Japan, you can receive a dispatch service from a taxi company that has a contract with the Uber app. The drivers are professional, not normal drivers. Therefore, the price is higher than a regular Uber. However, from the customer's perspective, the service content may not be different.

I'm glad I could help you.

Thank you for sharing your real experience. It's very helpful for other tourists. Actually, in Japan, you can receive a dispatch service from a taxi company that has a contract with the Uber app. The drivers are professional, not normal drivers. Therefore, the price is higher than a regular Uber. However, from the customer's perspective, the service content may not be different.

Ticket ranger in shinjuku/nishishinjuku. It’s like 10 min walk from the west exit

Hey, friend! I have a running excel sheet I keep for myself as I go to Japan often for work. I use USD, but these rates should be comparable to Euro insofar as how good each service is. Note that I included TravelEx as they're famously the worst just so you can compare: ------------ 7-11 ATM: $100 USD = ¥14,200 Ticket Ranger: $100 USD = ¥14,017 Sakura Currency Service: $100 USD = ¥14,500 TravelEx (for comparison): $100 USD = ¥13,771 ------------ I tried to summarize, but those rates above include the current exchange rate, and their exchange fee. Any ATM (like 7-11) will be different depending on your bank and if they charge you fees on top of the ATM. I have no fees with my bank, so it's typically a 2% fee. Both Ticket Ranger and Sakura are comparable though as well. They advertise "no commission/no charge", and basically make their money as a result of having a lower exchange rate than some places so it's factored into the exchange. Often they are cash only as well, but I'm sure this is dependent on the location you go to. All that said, 7-11 is generally my recommendation if you are withdrawing cash using card, but if you already have cash then Sakura Currency or Ticket Ranger will all give you a comparable and fair exchange. :) Hope you have a great vacation!!

When are you coming to Japan? If it's now, it's better to wear short sleeves during the day and long sleeves at night. I hope you have a wonderful time in Japan.

@@Toshi-Guide-from-Japan I'll coming from 21 october from 3 november. Autumn is delaying...

Yes, those convenience stores. They are more expensive than supermarkets.

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Thank you!!

Thank you!!

Oh, thank you very much!! I'll do my best!

I'm glad to hear that!!! I hope you come back to Japan soon.

@@Toshi-Guide-from-Japan Definitely ❤️

Thank you for sharing your opinion and advice. I think buying a folding bike is a good idea. Depending on the size, you can take them on public transport. Also, it might not cost that much if you can sell it when you leave Japan.

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@@Toshi-Guide-from-Japan You are a huge help to travelers going to Japan.

Yeah! Thank you for sharing.

Oh, I hope you have good experiences in Japan!

if you're a drug or nicotine addict yeah