Discovering My True Love: Japan! From Bali to Tokyo, My Asian Adventure Revealed

Описание: Discovering My True Love: Japan! From Bali to Tokyo, My Asian Adventure Revealed

Join me on an unforgettable journey through Southeast Asia and Asia as I unveil my ultimate travel revelation: Japan! From the vibrant streets of Bali to the breathtaking landscapes of the Philippines, my adventures led me to one undeniable conclusion - Japan stole my heart! In this video, I share my personal journey of falling head over heels in love with Japan, exploring its rich culture, exquisite cuisine, and captivating traditions. Get ready to be swept off your feet as I reveal the highlights of my Asian adventure and why Japan stands out as my true love. Subscribe now for more travel tales and insider tips on investing for wealth building and living life to the fullest! 🌟

🪪 Buy your Welcome Suica or Pasmo Card: You can try for a tangible one (there may still be a chip shortage). Alternatively, you can download the app
🚆 Activate your JR Pass: If you opted for this transport option, head to any JR office to activate your pass. Everyone else will be trying to do the same thing at Haneda & Narita Airport. So alternatively, wait until you are in Tokyo, then find a JR office at a major station
🛜 Buy your data only sim: There’s plenty of spots to do this at the airport. Alternatively, you can buy an esim online, activate it before you leave home and be instantly connected when you arrive
🚌 Find transport from Narita Airport to Tokyo: Choose from the Airport Limousine Bus, Narita Express or The Skyline
🚎 Find transport from Haneda Airport to Tokyo: Choose from the Tokyo Monorail, Keikyu Airport Line or Airport Limousine Bus

Japan Tips 🇯🇵 Save this for your trip to Japan. 🇯🇵
1. Fill out your forms for customs ahead of time at Visit Japan Web. This is a game changer! It only takes a few minutes, and you’ll be able to skip the lines when arriving in Tokyo. 🎉
2. Don’t tip 🚫 at restaurants, bars, taxis, etc. Good service is just expected as the norm in Japan.
3. Don’t eat/drink 🚫 while walking around. There are designated eating areas at street food markets.
4. The public transportation is so quiet 🤫. The only people we saw talking on the subway were school kids or tourists (don’t be that tourist!). Also pay attention to which side of escalators and stairs people are using. There is always a “passing lane” kept open for people in a hurry.
5. Visit a robot cafe! 🤖 Try Pepper Parlor. The food isn’t great here, but you can make small talk with your robot waiter and have it dance to difference songs. 😆
6. Every hotel I stayed in provided pjs! I loved this little detail and wanted to bring every pair home 😆
7. Conveyer belt sushi! 🍣 SO affordable
8. Aerial views of Shibuya Crossing. Crossing view is $10USD per person, which includes a drink. 🍻 There’s no time limit. You can also find views at other places around the square

Foods to try in Japan
1. Takoyaki Juhachiban Dotonbori
2. Tempura Makino @tempura_makino_official
3. Rikuro Cheesescake @rikuro1956
4. Gyukatsu Tomita @gyukatsu_tomita
5. Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Tokyo

12 Essential Apps you need when traveling to Japan

1. Google Maps: my go-to app for navigation, real-time transport schedules, train guides, ratings and reviews and so much more.
2. Japan Navitime: Alternative navigation just like google map but this app is perfect when your specific location doesn’t have Japanese translation, it will direct you to the unusual and local locations that the google map can’t locate
3. Google Translation: A must app especially that not every locals in Japan can speak English, with the help of this translation this will help you communicate with each other
4. Papago: alternative translator app that I used aside from Google, it has more accurate dialogues for me compared to Google Translation, and also it has a built-in dictionary and phrasebook where you can learn more of their local languages.
5. Tabelog: This helps you find accurate food and restaurant reviews from the japanese locals,
6. Google Lens: this app will help you translate what you see by just pointing your camera to the words and it will translate you into English.
7. Klook: If you are looking for the best transport passes and tours, this app will be perfect for you, it also offers free discounts vouchers that you will need to save your trip!
8. Kkday: An alternative app for Klook, this has more variation in terms of activities and tours
9. AIRBNB: I used it in Japan and got some good deals
10. AirAlo: E-sim card for Japan travels, it offers a convenient and non-stress service of mobile data without plugging-in a local sim.
11. Wanderlog: this app help with your itinerary details
12. GoTaxi: a taxi app

🧳 When you’re traveling within Japan you can have your luggage delivered for you.
Yamato transport can either pick up at your location or you can drop it off at any seven eleven.
https://www.global-yamato.com/en/hand...