Comments on: Top Tips for Foreigners (Gaijin) Travelling to Japan http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigners-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/ Travel Tales and Photos from around the world off the beaten track Sun, 05 Sep 2010 00:33:08 +1000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Ray http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigners-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/#comment-14157 Ray Thu, 15 Apr 2010 09:45:49 +0000 http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigner-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/#comment-14157 Wow,i want travel to Japan in the future.Your blog post help anyone who do not have any experience to visit in the various places.Thanks. Wow,i want travel to Japan in the future.Your blog post help anyone who do not have any experience to visit in the various places.Thanks.

]]> By: Vivi http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigners-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/#comment-14149 Vivi Wed, 14 Apr 2010 21:51:44 +0000 http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigner-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/#comment-14149 Hi! I've been to Japan and I'm going back!! look at how cute my visa is: http://ureshiidesu.blogspot.com/2010/04/dream-come-true-japan-im-coming-back-to.html I really loved Japan after going there and I'm so glad I'm going back! i can relate to some of the things you wrote above. ^_^ Hi! I’ve been to Japan and I’m going back!! look at how cute my visa is: http://ureshiidesu.blogspot.com/2010/04/dream-come-true-japan-im-coming-back-to.html

I really loved Japan after going there and I’m so glad I’m going back! i can relate to some of the things you wrote above. ^_^

]]> By: boxes http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigners-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/#comment-12300 boxes Wed, 09 Sep 2009 04:52:00 +0000 http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigner-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/#comment-12300 When you arrive in Japan, before you buy your first ticket, find the appropriate JR counter to turn in your pass. The location of the counter will be different in every major train station, so check the station map or ask for help. When you go to turn in the exchange order, you'll be given a short form to fill out and you'll be asked for your passport. Your passport MUST have the temporary visitor stamp for you to use the pass. Assuming everything is in order, you'll get your pass within a few minutes. When you arrive in Japan, before you buy your first ticket, find the appropriate JR counter to turn in your pass. The location of the counter will be different in every major train station, so check the station map or ask for help. When you go to turn in the exchange order, you’ll be given a short form to fill out and you’ll be asked for your passport. Your passport MUST have the temporary visitor stamp for you to use the pass. Assuming everything is in order, you’ll get your pass within a few minutes.

]]> By: olly http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigners-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/#comment-12230 olly Mon, 24 Aug 2009 20:07:38 +0000 http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigner-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/#comment-12230 Nice tips. I used some of them while traveling to Japan. you are right about the shoes stuff. It was kind of strange. Nice tips. I used some of them while traveling to Japan. you are right about the shoes stuff. It was kind of strange.

]]> By: Joseph Smith http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigners-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/#comment-12225 Joseph Smith Mon, 24 Aug 2009 11:56:58 +0000 http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigner-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/#comment-12225 Learn to tie/untie your shoelaces, it's not that difficult or a hassle. Most, if all, restaurants you'll be going to, will probably be public spaces where you keep yours shoes on. Accomodations may be expensive but the food is not and people don't necessarily speak any english. Learn to tie/untie your shoelaces, it’s not that difficult or a hassle. Most, if all, restaurants you’ll be going to, will probably be public spaces where you keep yours shoes on.

Accomodations may be expensive but the food is not and people don’t necessarily speak any english.

]]> By: Top Tips for Foreigners (Gaijin) Travelling to Japan « Travel Japan http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigners-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/#comment-12222 Top Tips for Foreigners (Gaijin) Travelling to Japan « Travel Japan Sun, 23 Aug 2009 23:58:45 +0000 http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/top-tips-for-foreigner-gaijin-travelling-to-japan/#comment-12222 [...] to Japan By Kat Blog post up on the popular ‘Road less travelled blog‘ about tips for foreigners travelling to Japan. Check it [...] [...] to Japan By Kat Blog post up on the popular ‘Road less travelled blog‘ about tips for foreigners travelling to Japan. Check it [...]

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