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Any travel tips for Japan?

I will be doing Tokyo-Kyoto-Osaka-Hiroshima, looking for some general gyaan on - JR pass Currency cards/Forex cards Not to miss places

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RaulG

Stealth

12 days ago

It's one of the most beautiful countries you'll go to. 1. Keep cash handy. You'll find ATMs everywhere so that's not an issue. 2. You won't find dust bins frequently in public places. Empty trash wherever you find bins like convenience stores 3. Pack food from convenience stores for emergency. Always. 4 Tokyo it's beautifully connected. Kyoto has its issues. Places are distributed. So plan well and start early. Starting early so help you beat Chinese tourists who'll come in droves 5. If you're taking the shinkansen from Tokyo to Kyoto sit on the right side to get a view of Mt. Fuji 6. While English works in the touristy places, have Google/Apple translate handy 7. Cabs are shit expensive!
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Sauron_is_watching

Cognizant

12 days ago

Don't go. It's a racist shit country.
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Hibernate

Student

12 days ago

More than India?
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Elon_Musk

X.com

11 days ago

Don't get lost in the subway.
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WildProbation

Others

11 days ago

Plan karne wale sirf room main so jaate hai Bas !!
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