Travel: Japan - General

[dimitri_can]

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先生でいらっしゃいますか。お世話になります！
ボイスプランの方、万が一とか、色々です。
今後ともご指導ほど宜しくお願いします。では。

指導というより、皆さまに自分の経験を共有するだけです。
こちらこそ、よろしくお願いいたします。

[dimitri_can]

btw, for those parents that don’t mind very slow internet (200kbps) , i have a subscription to a data line in Japan.

can borrow from me for free. Only for those trustworthy parents.

[Alex75]

I like to use my mobile to access the internet, they have sim cards that allow for internet access via the cellular phone network. But I only used it one time..

[dimitri_can]

if you are on M1 or Starhub, then worth it. now have the data passport.

[dimitri_can]

can also try Ueno Ameyoko as well.

[CerlynR]

This article talks about craft beer in Japan! So good, I want to go try them all!

https://www.japan-guide.com/blog/craft-beer/190701.html

[hurlyburly6.019192gmail.019192com]

Does anyone have any recommendations for Tokyo and Kyoto with kids (4 and 1.5)? Maybe in November?? We haven’t been to Japan for a long time, and the kids haven’t been there ever. The 4-year-old is not a bad traveller but a picky eater; the 1-year-old is a typical 1-year-old. Thank you!

[tsh0202]

Hi,

Comparing Hokkaido and Tokyo , which one will teenagers like more (eg 10 to 18 years old)? Or any other recommendations?

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Does anyone have any recommendations for Tokyo and Kyoto with kids (4 and 1.5)? Maybe in November?? We haven't been to Japan for a long time, and the kids haven't been there ever. The 4-year-old is not a bad traveller but a picky eater; the 1-year-old is a typical 1-year-old. Thank you!

Our kids liked Sensoji in Toyko and feeding the monkeys in Arashiyama ( Kyoto) and the seer in Nara Park. Both the last two locations also have a nice small town, some countryside, and a temple or two you can see so plenty of variety. Make sure you try local food; seasonally flavoured kit-kats, noodle bars where the locals eat, ice cream ( can be match tea or light peach - again a range of flavours) and travel on public transport. My son also liked Nijo castle in Kyoto.

Thank you!

[BranT]

JAPAN TRAVEL GUIDE FOR 2019

https://www.nomadicmatt.com/travel-guides/japan-travel-tips/