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>>2750370
short on time today so it's an ÆON-7/11 feast for me

>>2750378
Omg that strawberry rice cake was heaven

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>>2750385
Those are good as hell.

My snacks. I weened myself off daily drinking by switching to zero alcohol beer this shit tastes amazing. Idk what it is about Japan that makes drinking every day go hand in hand.

are there any stores that specialize in dakimakura worth checking out?
tried doing a search and only online stores pop up.

>>2750402
I think your best bet is going to be online, since its all probably manufactured in china. I tried putting it into maps and nothing locally is showing up. Well actually I put in 抱き枕 a only furniture stores is coming up

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>>2750370
castle at sunset, japan :o

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>>2750400
Living it up, love the comfy reply.

You'll need to work on your diabetes though.

Hi, has anyone here been to paranormal places in Japan? I'd like to explore, I have seen some round schoolhouse in Hokkaido apparantely charged with dark energy. Or abandoned shrines etc. I know it can be dangerous..

>>2750370
>>2750412
Nice castles
On the topic of castles, which one does /jpg/ think is the best

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>>2750431
I have been to Osaka, Himeji, Hakone, Hiroshima, Iga-Ueno, Nijo (in Kyoto), and a couple of other ex-castle grounds. It's just going to be Himeji for me, truly *the* archetype Japanese castle no matter how much of a default NPC answer that is. It isn't even overcrowded anywhere close to what Osaka is like anyway

hi frens, i plan on going to jp for the first time mid march (around the 13th) for either 7 or 10 days, haven't figured it out yet. i have a few questions though

>should i stick with Tokyo the entire trip? is it really that massive?

>can i pull off a daytrip? i've seen Miyajima thrown around a lot but doesn't seem like there's much there besides that one massive shrine? any suggestions? i'm open to anything but i want something that will be memorable

>how much do you think my expenses will be once I get the housing/plane tickets out of the way? at the moment, it looks like my plane tickets will be $1k. I wanted to keep it to $2k-2.5k, maybe $3k depending on how much a hotel/bnb is. Is that feasible? I don't want to make my budget too strict when I'm there.

thanks anonsssss ~

>>2750446
>should i stick with Tokyo the entire trip? is it really that massive?
no. you can easily spend that much time there, but you should visit at least kyoto as well.
>can i pull off a daytrip? i've seen Miyajima thrown around [...]
as in miyajima island? that next to hiroshima and thus a far way off from tokyo. it's very beautiful and has multiple places worth visiting, but I feel like there are equally good places nearby
>how much do you think my expenses will be once I get the housing/plane tickets out of the way?
you can spend anywhere from very little to a very large amount. If you only sleep in bunk rooms in hostels, you can probably average on 20-25 bucks for the night. Similarly if you only eat stuff from convenience stores and cheaper food places you can probably spend a similar amount daily for food.
I wouldn't cheap out on the food tho. Convenience store for breakfast and then whatever you feel like eating

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>>2750446
that's kinda short but for a first trip, may be better to see a bit more than just tokyo
- if you stick to Tokyo (which isn't a "bad" choice anyway and you got plenty to do/see there) then you could also stay a couple of nights somewhere like hakone (national park, onsens, fuji views)
- alternatively, stay half the trip in Tokyo and then take the shinkansen over to kansai to go to Kyoto/Osaka for a few days too

>day trips
forget miyajima (lol) unless you are going to stay there/ stay in Hiroshima
some day trips from Tokyo: kawaguchiko (best fuji view), hakone, kamakura (temples - something like a local alternative to kyoto), yokohama (another city if you are so inclined)

>budget
food is much cheaper than the west especially eating out, transport can be expensive if you are moving regions but the metros/local trains aren't too bad. attractions, museums, entrance fees are generally a magnitude cheaper for things too unless you are doing Disney or pokemon kind of slop
i think 2.5k is more than enough if -1k for flight

I have social anxiety and I'm kind of scared entering a restaurant alone because of the language barrier and not knowing what to do. Any advice? I've only been going to ticket vending machines like ramen restaurants and Yoshinoya because they require little human interaction and they usually have English.

>>2750474
Kore o kudasai *point at what you want*
they'll probably ask you, just one? smile and nod, or say Hitotsu

where do i find pajamas in american sizes?

>>2750400
is that zero alc beer good tasting? it's zero calories too which is a bonus for beer. i stopped drinking years ago but would try zero alc beers when i travel.

>>2750474
look on google maps for the restaurant you are thinking of as often you can see the menu in the pictures and prepare yourself for what you want.

Is Visit Japan Web still a thing? I found it rather convenient in 2023, but since they don't have the same covid restrictions, is it still worth it?

>>2750474
Who cares if you’re a tourist you’ll never see these people again. Don’t back down and demand to see a manager if they don’t speak english you’re a customer and they want money they can use google translate otherwise I’ll take my money somewhere else

>>2750446
Probably best to stick to Tokyo. There's more than enough to do for 1 week. Miyajima's not close to Tokyo. Inter-city travel can be expensive for your budget.

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>>2750431
Nagoya is nice, especially the main residence, Matsumoto is great and one of the last 10 original castles, but Kumamoto is my favourite. Awesome castle.

>>2750474
Might depend on where you are. In Tokyo, most restaurants have enough English. Some have kiosks you order on. Some have tablets with English. Some have paper English menus. Most staff spoke at least a little English.

I went into restaurants and if I didn't see an obvious way to order, I just said "Hello, is English OK?"

It's mostly just the old-fashioned-looking ones that have trouble with English. Syukudo/oden type restaurants.

>>2750481
>>2750492
>>2750497
It's nerve wracking to me because every restaurant has its own system. Like, how am I suppose to know that I'm suppose to sit down at a seat at Sukiya and Yoshinoya and order from the tablet? If I was a tourist entering Japan for the first time, I would look like an idiot standing at the door waiting to be seated. How am I suppose to know that I have to order from the ticket machine before heading inside a ramen restaurant and Matsuya? I would look silly entering the restaurant and then have to head outside again to order. I only know how these places work because I watch YouTube videos and read Google reviews to see if there's an English menu and if a foreigner has written a review explaining the order process. I just want to try some delicious Japanese food without looking like an idiot :( I know I am a tourist and I will never ever see people again, but the embarrassment and memory will stay with me forever...

>>2750503
Thanks for this, I think exposure to this more often will help me overcome this anxiety

>>2750446
>should i stick with Tokyo the entire trip?
>is it really that massive?
For 10 days, yes
>can i pull off a daytrip?
Popular and very manageable day trips from Tokyo are Kamakura, Enoshima, Hakone, Akiruno
>i've seen Miyajima thrown around
Not doable from Tokyo
>how much do you think my expenses will be once I get the housing/plane tickets out of the way?
Depends on if you want to eat restaurant food (800-2500 yen dependin on type, size, options)
There are cheap chain restaurants all over Japan. For a comprehendable comparison a big mac set goes for 650 yen in the morning and 750 the rest of the day. At dinnertime through breakfast, you can buy a double meat big mac for 950 yen.
750 yen equals 4,6€ or $4.75 (at the time of writing)
That said travel in Tokyo is affordable but I'd reserve at least 250, preferrably double depending on where you want to go for day trips etc., real money for that.
Souvenirs etc is entrirely up to your own
>at the moment, it looks like my plane tickets will be $1k. I wanted to keep it to $2k-2.5k, maybe $3k depending on how much a hotel/bnb is. Is that feasible?
For 7 to 10 days yeah absolutely
My spending money (read: plane and hotels excluded) budget for 3 weeks is around 3k€ and I don't travel like a peasant so you should be able to manage 10 days on 3k just fine

>>2750505
Just stand around and observe the other food fags ordering first.I do that, or ask the staff for help

>>2750505
And then anon created the Tokyo Syndrome, where he managed to get anxiety from simply thinking about ordering food.
Please stay in the really touristy areas if you don't want to get depressed, you're not ready for the no-english Tokyo.

>>2750505
>every restaurant has its own system.
the chinese lady at sukiya yelled at me for sitting down when i did a take out order. and then she still took like 20 minutes to make my food.
i know you guys bitch about the jeets but the kebab bros have been the nicest to me when it comes to ordering food

>>2750537
>where he managed to get anxiety from simply thinking about ordering food.
i didn't even need to leave america for that to happen.

>>2750543
Probably because they recognise their own.

>>2750551
By smell.

>>2750510
Anything is doable from tokyo if you like being on a train enough. Also if you fly to japan just to eat big macs you should commit suicide

>>2750505
Just walk in bro. Jesus what thr fuck happened to you as a child? Fatherless behavior

>>2750474
McDonald's is pretty solid.

Is it easy to go on dates with girls in Tokyo? I don't speak Japanese.

>>2750543
kebabs aren't made by jeets, they're made by sandnigs

>>2750587
go look in the mirror for your answer
>>2750474
>I have social anxiety
get yourself a conbini alcohol of choice, then get two more of those. Drink promptly now. Then go do whatever you were anxious about. Do this a few times and you are cured. You're welcome. My only communication in Japan consists of polite head gestures and muttered thank you's in engrish with slight head bows. Don't need anything more.

>>2750616
>get yourself a conbini alcohol of choice, then get two more of those. Drink promptly now.
this is how you contract alcoholism

kebab in akiba is my favorite thing to have for dinner, fight me

>>2750446
I personally cheap out on hotels and get the cheapest shit. I'll capsule it out most nights and maybe get a nice hotel if I catch a last minute booking deal. You can get awesome room filling deals if you have the nerve to book last minute. I swear by it. Hate being tied down to a spot and booking shit in advance. I'm so tired by the end of the day that it barely matters where I crash and unlike other parts of the world everything is tolerably clean and safe. If it has a shower (or shared bath) and bed it's good enough.
>can i pull off a daytrip?
I recommend it fren. It's a nice change of pace to get out of Tokyo and into a smaller more relaxed setting. I always burn my first few high energy days in Tokyo, running around doing everything then take a nice trip out to some smaller town/city. Stay the night there so you have more time. Travel back on late evenings: less people, more time spent at your destinations, and more comfy. A nice relaxed onsen town is the best after burning out in Tokyo for me.

>>2750619
not if you're alone most of the time

>>2750628
as someone who has used alcohol to self medicate anxiety it very quickly snowballs into you drinking alone

>>2750619
if you realize how easy it is to interact with people hammered you will soon realize you are perfectly capable of doing it sober. For most people, it's about taking that initial huge step of breaking away from the fear of interaction. No alcohol needed after most of the time

>>2750622
the one i had was really good.
i havent seen a single kebab in sapporo sadly.
>>2750626
if i didn't have to worry about my bigass snowboard bag, i'd probably just go to netcafes at this point and maybe book 1 night in a real hotel for a proper shower every week.
>>2750630
whats your favorite conbini drink?

>>2750630
I agree. Gotta be conscious and disciplined about why you're drinking so you don't slip into boozing for no reason.

>>2750633
>if i didn't have to worry about my bigass snowboard bag
rent the gear when you get to the spot that needs it? It's such a pain in the ass dragging shit around airports and Japan. I also understand though if it's gear you hold close to your heart

>>2750431
Only seen Osaka, Nagoya, Matsumoto.
Matsumoto's black design looked cool, while Osaka is clearly the most ornate of those three and very impressive, probabaly a clear best if not for the absolute horde of people at all times.
Seeing Kanazawa, Okayama, Himeji and Hiroshima in like 2 weeks.

>>2750435
Nice collection of castles anon. Gonna add a couple to my list, hadn't seen mention of Hakone castle somehow.

>>2750502
Agree with this lad, Nagoya is great and the residence was really awesome to see the whole inside of. Certainly gets bonus points there.

>>2750489
This one in the blue can is the best zero alcohol beer. It tastes like a high quality beer. Familymart sell them

>>2750633
>i'd probably just go to netcafes
I've stuck to capsules since you always get some sort of bathing option and private space to go horizontal. The fancier ones even have private showers within a common bathing room. Never tried out netcafes with how low you can catch a decent capsule place

Is it konbini, conbini, convini, or something else?

>>2750650
Ask chat gpt

Spend 3k on 2 economy tickets or splurge and spend 5k on 2 economy plus tickets with bigger/comfy seats and better food etc etc
Taking my GF to Japan, its a 22h day from east coast US. Figure if I'm going to fly that far and long I would want to be comfortable no?

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>>2750368
>You seen very lonely and despondent
Decent assessment. I managed to get a match last night with a chubby 31 year old (I'm 20) and even planned a date but when she asked for my picture, she didn't send one back and ended up unmatching. Got two more later but idk. I just need the confidence of pulling once so I know it's possible. I speak too desperately and I just don't know what I'm doing. Probably won't try anymore, at least in Nagasaki because I'm not here long enough, still have another week in Tokyo. Also holy FUCK umeshu is good. Not the shit in a can, too sweet, but a real umeshu on ice, fire.

>>2750656
Nigga how is it 1500 per ticket and still not a direct flight? When are you going, golden week? Even then, direct flights cost that much, connecting should be at or below 1k.

>>2750631
Haha yeah, that totally works for everyone, haha, foolproof. The alcohol totally made interaction fine, haha.
It makes me even more of a relaxed goof among friends and acquaintances, but doesn't help for strangers. I assure you it wasn't from a lack of amount drunk either.
Also its weird im not complete autist mode or don't do anything (been to tons of events and concerts in tokyo), but i do not interact with anyone if i can help it. people make me stressed.
Anyway, therapy session aside. Any new flavours of strong zero out? Tried pineapple right before i left Japan last time, that was bretty gud.

>>2750660
Direct is close to $1700 for my selected dates. 6 Mar - 20 Mar

>>2750626

What are the best onsen towns?
Beppu?
Id like to find a nice onsen town that has cheaper lodging. Maybe i will shell out the big bucks in Kinosaki

>Hotel i went to first time in osaka had a restaurant underneath with wagyu steak for cheap.
>Hotel im going to this year doesnt have much steak in the area
Should i just travel to my old hotel to eat there for dinner? It is just a regular restaurant, no hotel booking needed.

https://livejapan.com/en/in-tokyo/in-pref-chiba/in-narita/article-a0005549/

>new tax free rule sometime this year

What the fuck are they thinking? I'm not ready for the horror of getting in line at the airport to get my refund.

>>2750474
Nearly all Skylark family restaurants have English menus: https://corp.skylark.co.jp/en/brand/brand_list/

>>2750482
Sakazen caters to large sized people and they have a total of 33 locations in Japan so do not be fooled into believing Sakazen has only one location in Shinjuku. Sakazen's two main stores are actually located in Nihonbashi.

https://www.sakazen.co.jp/

https://www.sakazen.co.jp/shop

https://twitter.com/sakazen_pr

>>2750673
who cares are you poor? buying anything in japan is already 40 percent cheaper

>>2750537
>"you're not ready for the no-English Tokyo."

Lmao. Randomly pointing at menu items at the local izakaya doesn't mean you're "ready" either. Tell me about your hidden gems of Ikebukuro and Nakano

>>2750701
>Randomly pointing at menu items at the local izakaya doesn't mean you're "ready" either
Why are you talking about your own experience?
I sure as hell won't give any addresses in these threads, as they're now filled with clueless retards unable to behave like normal humans for even one second. But yeah, Ikebukuro is great for eating, getting a coffee or make small talk, or even getting contacts.

>>2750164
>>2750328
Guys, you gotta take initiative and strike up conversations yourselves!

I didn't have a chance to give advice I thought of after hanging out with one of you fellows, so here goes. You can't be worried about beating the game when you need to be focused on clearing level 1. Make it your goal to have fun talking to strangers instead of getting laid. There's still a ways to go, but if you look like you're having fun talking, you're miles ahead of the guy sulking in the corner.

>>2750622
which one is your favorite? I tried 5 places last night and the ones west of the main strip were much better than the one shop on the main strip.

>>2750709
>gatekeeping Tokyo as a tourist

Same level of retardation as gatekeeping Disneyland

>>2750731
>gatekeeping
There's ten of thousands shops in Tokyo where you can eat decently or really well, you literally only have to go and enter, and if you're not sure, goggle the damn shop. But most of the fucks in these threads refuse to interact with other people, even though they're on a trip in another country. They are also baffled most japanese people don't give a shit about learning a second language, which is the exact behaviour of these anons.

Anyone here flew to Japan using American Airlines? I'm still waiting on some event tickets, but glancing at JAL the price for taking AA in early March to Tokyo is cheaper than a JAL flight.

>>2750746
If you're not an ogre, fly Zipair. If you are an ogre, fuck off. You're a waste of space.

is it possible to tell Hakone Soba to put extra veggies in your udon? I couldn't find the option

>>2750417
looks good anon but can't tell what it is though, french toast set ? pancake ?

where can I go in Osaka to get away from the chinese, korean, and less tourists in general? still want to chat with people but its so many groups of big families and guys, not enough girls

>>2750761
One does not go to Japan's Kitchen for girls or to chat in general. You eat with your mouth. That's day one stuff.

>>2750761
Umeda.

>>2750769
>that's where Shake Shack is located
Baste.

I need to buy 3 new t-shirts to take with me to Japan, what should I buy?

>>2750775
Buy ones made in Japan when you arrive, and then when you're about to leave, donate them to a homeless man.

>>2750751
If you're ordering with a person, you can always say
>(thing) oome 多め
For extra
>(thing) tsukuname 少なめ
For less

So you'd say
>yasai oome (de onegashimasu)

>>2750781
No thanks. I'm planning on traveling throughout Asia for a year, after I take a vow of silence, in order to better listen.

>>2750673
You should already be declaring tax-free items with your passport at the airport.

>>2750794
If you appreciate the place you're visiting, you should pay the taxes.

>>2750771
The fuck is shake shack. Is that a fast food chain again? You're right, stay in Namba,m and Dotonbori.

>>2750800
No thanks. I don't listen to snobs. There's a place a bit more up northwest beyond Shin-Osaka towards Kobe. Don't know the exacts, I just follow my nose and always find it, that sells slowly stewed beef tendons on rice, best thing in all of Japan, I of course wouldn't share the location with a snob like you anyway, if I did know the name of the place. Also, the best curry in all of Japan is in Nipponbashi, near a bunch of maid cafes. Once again, I wouldn't tell you even I did know the street. Just walk around nonstop in the same neighborhood, up and down each street. There's literally thousands of miles to see. You can't see it all in one day, zoom zoom.

Guys, I'm going to spend a lot of money going to the most bumfuck nowhere place in Japan no one wants to go to and then brag about it here.

>>2750757
just french toast. They really drenched it in a sweet egg mixture. The bread cube was gushing that liquid

>>2750806
The internet machine says there's almost 25 thousand miles of road in Tokyo. You don't have to go far to see something most lazy faggots don't ever see. Think about it: if you walked 10 miles everyday, in a 90 day stay, you can't even see 5 percent of the city. And that's not even talking about the restaurants.

>>2750804
I'm not the one who asked for advice as I know where to go, but okay, you do you, anon.

>>2750810
Once again, the internet machine says there's 130 thousand restaurants in Tokyo. How can anyone say something is the best or worst, or give something a 5 or 1 star. There's no way you ate at all of the food establishments and can accurately compare and deem a place a three star eatery, especially after being there for three days eating 9 meals.

>>2750811
You know, or you believe.

>>2750765
Enlighten me

>>2750779
I would normally be kind and generous to some homeless people but after one assaulted my mother yesterday it's now my policy to spit on all homeless people I see.

>>2750821
What was she wearing.

>>2750821
Are you sure she didn't have it coming?

>>2750810
Are you not willing to use the railroad?
Tokyo has a very dense rail network

>>2750824
Yes, she's a nice old lady and now for the first time in her life she's afraid of going shopping. He was walking around without a shirt on and harassed a few other women as well. I had driven there afterwards and saw the police talking to him then saw they released him and he seemed to be walking towards the next town over.

>>2750827
Ok. Just wanted to make sure she wasn't walking while eating or doing pullups on the train.

>>2750826
I use it, sparingly. Once, I had a lot of time to kill, and I contemplated walking from Chiba near the baseball stadium to Roppongi. I think it was 20 something km. I didn't look to bad, but I forgot to repurchase my internet sim, so I figured I would probably go down a lot of deadends and have to backtrack without a map and it would get too late.

>>2750783
Enjoy eating at mcdonalds and ticket machine ramen then

>>2750673
>>2750794
You don't even get the benefit of an exit stamp anymore when you buuy tax-free so what is the point at all

>>2750714
Good advice on 4chan? Wtf is this?!

>>2750806
On what standard do we calculate "the most bumfuck nowhere place in Japan no one wants to go to"?
The amount of hotels?
The amount of ramen restaurants?
The amount of hostess clubs?

>>2750864
First and foremost, it should be the least accessible by train

>>2750626
any suggestions honey?? xx that sounds exactly what im looking for, a relaxed comfy setting just to wind down probably in the second half of the trip for a day or 2 even

can't speak jp though but i'll have a little guide book. i can sorta pronounce romaji

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Fukuoka? How is it bros?

>>2750616
You shouldn’t travel to a country where you don’t speak the language it’s disrespectful

>>2750370
did anyone train martial arts there, judo or karate in the main islands, maybe even some wrestling and mma, or karate in okinawa? I heard that training judo with the guys there can be pretty intense, and it should not be attempted by begginers

My thc review. 9/10, Better than any other escorts (thai, philipino or taiwan massage girls). I think it was better priced too. Felt a little skimped under certain circumstances, no pun intended. But it was pretty worthwhile in the end. Bitch was on her period though so I hope my bnb doesn’t charge me for fucking up the sheets, they’re in the wash now.

>>2750667
I've only been to Kusatsu so far because of its proximity to Tokyo and I enjoyed it. You can get a decently priced ryokan there probably. Will look into the other towns you mentioned for my next trip - thanks.

>>2750884
What's thc?

>>2750881
foreigners trying to speak Japanese is one of the most disrespectful things there are

>>2750879
the local I talked to said she loved it. But she just loved food and watching the news. I'm not kidding.

>>2750631
>perfectly capable of doing it sober

Being drunk completely cures my autism. I make friends, make people laugh, get laid etc

But no matter how much I've told myself over the years that I can simply do all that sober I can't push through my 'tism.

I'm going to Japan for a 3rd time in March and have already done basically all of the stuff that jumps out at me in Tokyo, Kansai, Hiroshima, and Hokkaido. My JP kinda sucks & I went to an inaka my 1st trip and I didn't have much fun so I am mostly looking at cities. Is it worth spending 2-3 days in Fukuoka, Nagasaki, Nagoya, or Sendai, or should I just stick to Tokyo/Kansai?

Would you guys rather fly into Tokyo on Friday or a Monday or another day?

I know i sound like a retard asking this, but really, what about Japan do you like so much?

>>2750908
The general history. The novelty and familiarity at the same time. The general mindset of stoic, process-oriented collectivism. The juxtaposition of spirituality and modernization. The walkability and extensive public transport in the cities. The fun challenges that come with being a foreigner in an ethnocentric, nationalist country. Also the kawaii culture: it was neat visiting the Haniwa exhibit in the Tokyo National Museum and hearing the locals comment on what are basically burial statues as ”かわいい”.

>>2750908
it allows me to be an asocial autistic neet who never sees the sun and not be inconvenienced by that whatsoever

>>2750908
because it has the safety of a western country with a different culture

>>2750806
so, rishiri?

>>2750662
>Any new flavours of strong zero out? Tried pineapple right before i left Japan last time, that was bretty gud.
I reach for strong zero but nine times out of ten I see a golden tall Yebisu with my name written on it. (a true gentleman, I know). Gotta try some different sz flavors on my next trip

>>2750673
>What the fuck are they thinking? I'm not ready for the horror of getting in line at the airport to get my refund.
thought there would be some automated system for this but dunno. With the quality of operations of Japanese customs, not too worried about wait times

>>2750662
>>2750927
Yebisu is s tier taste. I usually reach for a strong zero during the super hot nights in summer. Pro tip - put it in the freezer for a bit and then pour it over ice before drinking. It makes them taste atleast 3x better. Japanese guy showed me. In a pinch you can buy ice cups from the conbini.

>>2750747
nta but any downsides to zipair?

>>2750806
I hope it brings you joy

Has anybody tried street nanpa?

I can speak decent Japanese but 90% of the time when I see girls out in public they’re in a group of two or more, and the ones standing around by themselves are usually advertising shit. I don’t have a wingman buddy mainly because my friends are too intimidated to try anything like this. Any advice?

>>2750894
>But no matter how much I've told myself over the years that I can simply do all that sober I can't push through my 'tism.
a healthy middle where you're drinking enough to have fun but not fucking up your body is nice but obviously need enough discipline.

>>2750929
>a pinch you can buy ice cups from the conbini
now this is some quality info - ty

>>2750917
>western country
>safe
lol

How do I hook up with women here as a ugly American with no social skills and a 32 year old virgin

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>>2750932
I'll be your friend if you're in Tokyo :)

>>2750908
I think the girls are beautiful.
I like how convenient the transportation is it's really aiding in my procrastination in getting a car when I get back to the states, driving isn't necessarily hard but I don't have experience and I don't think Japan is going to be the place to learn to drive well.
I enjoy Japanese arts and film the most, there's something nostalgic it. It mostly still has that old school vibe.

>>2750961
>ugly
>no social skills
you don't

>>2750961
you try really hard.

is there a website that rates all the train stations and their connected malls around Tokyo?

I'd like to visit some big malls at other stations today. Ebina had La La Port, Isehara had practically nothing

Its always funny the look I get from other Americans when I walk into a restaurant

>>2751007
"I thought I got away from those n-

>>2750505
>>2750543
adding another one to the list
the curry place i went to last night got mad i didn't go literally behind the restaurant and knock on the back door for the kitchen to get my take out.

you can't win bros

I have Kobe on my list of daytrips from osaka, but other than food, anything odd there?
Odd on par with the vending machine corner near akihabara odd.

planning to stay in itsukushima 1 night. any tips?

>>2750908
Folklore + Shinto and mentally ill women who are more off the rails than I am

>>2750908
>Cheap
>Beautiful
>Big cities for a city dweller like me
>Fantastic food
>Well accustomed to english now
>Transport is the equivalent of teleporting
>Cool lore
>Cool shinto religion
>More and cuter animals
>Place (japan)
Honestly for visiting its fantastic. Just don't worry about living there however.

>>2751025
>mentally ill women who are more off the rails than I am
where do i find these

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Zero alcohol anon checking in again. Had some real wine yesterday which was tasty but I’m back on the non alcohol grind. This shit was pretty cheap so I’m not expecting too much

Is there a chance that I'd see cherry blossoms on May 11th in Sapporo or am I out of luck?

>>2751017
Nothing really, I've been to the harbor, it's nothing special. I wish I went to see Chinatown.
>>2751023
Why? Daytrip is fine, and see the nightlife in downtown afterward if you want.
>>2750908
It's my dreamland as an anime otaku. I felt at home just visiting Akihabara, playing arcade games at Taito/Round 1, and seeing all the places in their glory is something special to me. Transportation and walkability are second to none, and I feel safe despite being alone. I will never go to anywhere else.

>>2751029
Concafes - I'm exaggerating of course. The ones I like are more stable than some of the worst ones. Also forgot to add fashion to my original post.

>>2751029
What do you call those girls where their eyes are mostly drawn on with makeup than actual eyeball? Saw one of them at the donki register. Was refreshing to hear an actual cute Japanese voice instead of a third worlder.

>>2750665
A direct flight is far comfier than any 'first class' comforts.

>>2751032
hiroshima isn't terribly exciting so I'd rather spend the night in itsukushima so i can explore everything at a slower pace and enjoy the the island when there aren't as many tourists

>>2750908
>history of the country is spectacularly visible
>culture in most of its forms is unashamedly celebrated
>arguably safer than at home
>public transit that is actually convenient and affordable, even including intercity in all of its forms
>food
>anime/manga
>sports
>much less (or at least more invisible) alcoholics and drug addicts
>much less (or at least more invisible) homeless people or vagrants
>much less (or at least more invisible) "pro" gamblers
>much less (or at least more invisible) other uncosiable undesireables
The last 4 usually come in pairs at least but that is not always the case

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holy shit I love Hama-Sushi

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>>2750908
- the history and culture
- the nature
- the food, tea, coffee, alcohol
- the transportation system
- the convenience of pretty much everything
- the safety
- the people
- the women who are superior about everything compared to those in my country
- the fashion
- the language

>>2751059
how is all there coffee so good?
McDonald's coffee in Canada is God tier, but here it's burnt tasting. However, the coffee I've had everywhere else in Japan in God tier

>>2751069
>the coffee I've had everywhere else in Japan in God tier
That may be the case for you, but to us Euros Japanese coffee just isn't that good at all. Sure, some places that have roastaries at the site are good, but generally it's just pisswater that wakes you up

>>2751078
Tully's, Doutor, Foodies LDK, and others all have a nice stable, packed taste. I gotta try these European coffees, they sound like Espresso

>>2751078
That's exactly the contrary for me and everyone I know who went to Japan. Except for Italy, european coffee is pisswater which leaves a really bad taste.

>>2751049
>4 desserts
You couldn’t help yourself could you fat ass

>>2751080
>>2751087
I should probably have clarified Northern Euro, keep that pretentious Italian and Fr*nch shit away from me. Spaniards get the used up coffee grounds too

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>>2751092
that onions pudding syrup crumble had a really unique taste. It might have been like Skors, but I actually have no idea. It definitely wasn't graham cracker or maple, but in that direction. It was beautiful.

Bottom left hand side.

>>2751097
>describing onion on top of ice cream this poetically.
Ok fine tell me where else you ate

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>>2751100
I have this after supper every 2-3 days after the gym. Foodies LDK is peak comfy. They played music similar to Hartfield one evening and it cascaded with the caffeine-sugar cocktail I consumed, making me melt into couch while reading people's blogs and doing VPS maintenance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLpF0iuMs2Q

Alright anons, I’ve crafted the perfect itinerary, lodging is all booked up, and I need YOUR help filling it with activities. Any bars, restaurants, food types, live music venues, sights, activities I should take advantage of on this pilgrimage across nippon? Things I’m definitely doing:
>Baseball game in Yokohama
>Osaka Aquarium
>Matsumoto Castle
>Akihabara adventure (but where?)
>Anime Japan 2025
I’ll be there in the spring
>day 1+2
Tokyo
>day 3 + 4
Rent car till Kyoto, camping near mt. Fuji
>day 5
Matsumoto
>day 6
Shirakawago
>day 7
Seki (sword tiem)
>day 8-11
Kyoto
>day 12-13
Osaka
>day 14-16
Seoul (why not)
> day 17-23
Ueno, Tokyo

>>2751111
>I’ve crafted the perfect itinerary
plz kill yourself and anyone that plans an itinerary

>>2751118
It’s not 2009 anymore

>>2751121
>It’s not 2009 anymore
cope, enjoiy running around stressing about muh time management

>>2751126
Seethe more, I’ve traveled many times and personally I’m more comfortable when I know where I’m going to be laying my head down every night. Does that upset you?

>>2751111
I went to Seki for the knife festival and that shit was a waste of time bruh. It’s all discounted resellers selling used or damaged items or shit that couldn’t sell and the town is dead as fuck.

Also renting the car seems like a waste of time, are you driving to Kyoto? Fuck that.

Seoul trip seems weird Yokohama baseball game is a good choice.

>>2751133
no you can't sleep you have to get to your 11 pm appointment to kys

what is the equivalent of craigslist in japan?

i'm a solo traveler but i booked a hotel room that had dinner buffet tickets for two. i want to trade that dinner for a lift from someone who owns a car (15 mins or so but would cost me 3000 yen in taxi and buses don't run in the winter). This is in lake toya going to mt usu if it matters

Or tldr, how do you contact locals around you? tinder?

>>2751111
You seem to enjoy transportations, but visiting, not so much.

brat graduating high school soon...

>>2751141
mercari/yahoo auctions

What recommended tourist shit isn’t worth doing?

>>2750888
i think it's tokyo hentai club, a delivery health service

>13 days
>with a close buddy
>both have affinity for alcohol, food and vibes
>we plan on doing 3 luxurious meals
I should prepare 5k usd shouldnt I? hotels included hopefully

>>2751141
Jesus dude if you're this much of a cheapskate maybe international travel isn't for you just yet.

>>2751172
I didn't enjoy visiting Senso-ji because I was paced into walking with a bunch of other tourists who feel the need to take selfies with everything. However I visited midday, I don't know what it's like in the early morning.

>>2751224
>alcohol, food and vibes
cringe. Way too many normies in these threads these days

>be me
>never been to Japan
>have plans to go to Kumamoto for a few days
>don't speak any Japanese
How fucked am I? I'm assuming this region is less touristy than Tokyo so not a lot of people speak English. I plan to rent a car and hit up some hot springs and take the Miyamoto Musashi journey. Maybe go up to Fukuoka to buy a leather jacket.

>>2751126
This, I'm travelling with two friends soon, and they've planned everything down to the hour. It's going to be so stressful and most of the things they've planned are boring tourist traps.

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If you're traveling as a couple, staying in a love hotel is a fun way to save money.
Even the hotels in the love hotel district of Shinjuku's Kabukicho district are inexpensive, with room rates ranging from 7,000 yen to 15,000 yen per night.

>>2750727
Mamo kebab.

Guys you all have to do the Mario kart thing don’t listen to the haters. The locals love it and smile and wave to you .

>>2751248
Yea you’re gonna get pissed off. Easy solution is plan some things on your own and dip off to do them when they’re doing their shit. Tbqhwy you should’ve been more involved in the planning if you don’t like the itinerary.
>>2751105
I need to get some fatty friends so I can feast like this.

>>2751080
>chain coffee have a nice taste
shut the fuck up, you have no clue what good coffee is. Tokyo and Osaka absolutely have some good coffee shops but none of them are chains. Fucking retards who think mcdonalds anywhere is good. Absolutely pathetic, Go explore the fucking city, theres a million coffee shops that have been around since before the war and have quality fucking coffee, Theres a million other specialty shops that have popped up in the last decade. No instead you prefer preground pigshit.

>>2751111
This was written by someone who knows nothing about japan, Wasting time flying to seoul to stay for two nights for what? You want to rent a car and you dont even know what you want to be doing? You want to beg for things to do, but you think you need a car? Are you retarded? 6 days just for Ueno? What? One day in Osaka? Why even bother? Just to go to a fucking aquarium?

>>2751172
the castle at gifu is dogshit

>>2751141
brother did you hitch a plane ride hiding in the landing gear? how broke could a man be?

>>2751224
>muh vibes
kys
>>2751133
>one thing goes wrong
>entire schedule for the next two weeks goes out the window
retard

>>2751278
castles are basically:
>go inside castle
>wow, look at all this wood!
>realise you wasted your time and money coming
>leave

>>2750908
I went for the first time because I was a weeb. I keep coming back because it's just pretty pleasant. I live just outside of NYC and work in a high stress job. I lobe big cities, but everything near NYC feels like it's just sorta held together with duct tape or exists only to exact $300+ from you. Japan as a tourist (whether in a huge city like Tokyo or Osaka, a mid sized city like Hiroshima, or even some rural places) is just retardedly convenient. Totally random Japanese people have done random kindnesses that I've never even had friends do for me here in the U.S., whether here, the midwest, or the south. I'll usually plan the trip to go to a concert or something, then spend the rest of the trip just wander around the country and it's always been fun.

>>2751250
is this viable for like 1-2 weeks
i was looking around but read that a normal hotel is better off? i could just be retarded though

Only 12 castles remain that were not destroyed by air raids.
Nagoya Castle, Ogaki Castle, Okayama Castle, and Hiroshima Castle were destroyed by air raids and rebuilt after the war.

>>2751137
>>2751138
>>2751158
>>2751277
>>2751280
So shortsighted.. how can you call yourself a traveler but you don’t enjoy a road trip? All my best travels have been road trips. Driving and hitting views and nature hikes through the Japanese alps, trying local rural cuisine, experiencing a completely different traffic system, getting away from the tourists too scared to drive in a foreign country. Sipping a beer in a camping chair after a nice day zipping about <_<

Life is about being at the right place at the right time. Now I’ve got the place, I’ve got the time, and it’s up to me to make it fun. I forgot, no one here travels for fun. ITS SERIOUS BUSINESS >_>

One dude thinks I’m transporting too much, another thinks I’m gonna sit in one Tokyo district for 6 days. Another thinks one afternoon in an aquarium means you can’t enjoy a nice dinner, concert, and late night out drinking. It’s hilarious. It’d be really hilarious if it wasn’t so sad <_<

Enjoy showing up to Japan and staying in a box on the outskirts of town because a little planning ahead was too much of a burden for you. You’ll love doing that in Kyotourist for 11 days >_>

>>2751294
> One dude thinks I’m transporting too much, another thinks I’m gonna sit in one Tokyo district for 6 days. Another thinks one afternoon in an aquarium means you can’t enjoy a nice dinner, concert, and late night out drinking. It’s hilarious. It’d be really hilarious if it wasn’t so sad <_<

you're forgetting the many who think you should kys

>>2751294
I bet you're one of those tards who spent 10000 hours in microsoft flight sim

>>2751297
I’m not, the hate is quite motivating. Makes me want to have an even better time. So thank you for all the motivation :)

>Plan to travel from tokyo to fukuoka via shinkansen
>Stopping at osaka and over multiple days
>JR pass still not worth it
Who buys it? I'm travelling down half the country and i still wouldn't break even.

>>2751294
fuck off back to r.eddit

>>2751286
Love hotels are not places to stay for consecutive nights as they charge an extra fee per hour after the time limit.
Some love hotels that are comparable to leisure hotels offer a plan for consecutive nights, but otherwise, you need to check out once with your luggage and check in again at night.

How useful is my credit card in tokyo?

>>2751319
You only use it to withdraw more cash, or the very rare store like burger king that only accepts card.

>>2751172
Shibuya crossing, kabukicho

>>2751277
>Tokyo and Osaka absolutely have some good coffee shops but none of them are chains.
prove it

>>2751302
>was planning on going from chiba to fuji to adventure around
>calculate cost of buying tickets vs pass
>cheaper to just buy tickets
>decide fuck it and also go to kyoto for a couple of days
>recalculate it
>still save money buying tickets
I don't know who the pass is supposed to be for. Seems like you would have to be some kind of train autist who rides on them for fun to make it worth it.

Just got back from an Onsen in the middle of nowhere where it was snowing 24/7 and -10c. Took 6 hours on the train and buses. AMA

>>2751322
this
>be me
>go to shibuya crossing
>cross the street
>wow lots of people
>"what was the point of coming here?"
>go to kabukicho
>walk around
>nothing really interesting
>"what was the point of coming here?"
ive asked myself that question for a lot of places in japan not just these two. i am really over doing touristy shit.

I feel bad for stores out here. just about everything is cheaper to get on Amazon. I went to a games store and picked up 2 new switch games and im suprised they were significantly cheaper than in america. didn't get the best deal but in the moment decided to pick it up.

>>2751329
lemme guess lake toya?

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>>2751322
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lylZhUm3u1w

>>2751267
Except me, Im a tourist too, but I will flip you off

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>>2751365

>>2751367
My friend saw one dressed as Raphael from tnmt and for some reason he thought it was teemo from league, and it sent him berserk, couldn’t tell you why

Should i exchange my cash at the airport ? Or is there better rates somewhere else?

>>2751389
I do it at home, but that's just because I want to get all that boring stuff done here

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Pic rel is what each tourist will generate each week during they visit (if they are anything like me). I feel so fucking bad for Nips. 60 million toooorists per year....

>>2751389
You'll get good rates almost anywhere in Japan, compared to other countries.

What are the best onsens near Sapporo?

>>2751405
Also is 7 days enough to experience Sapporo?

>hotel full of screaming children all afternoon
>now the vietnamese couple in the next room wont shut the fuck up
i am in hell.
>>2751406
i spent 7 days in just susukino/odori but it really depends on your interests imo though i'd reccomend getting at least one otaru day in as well

>>2751396
>>2751404
Yeah ive done euros at home but i was buzy spanking it. Okay yeah cool thanks for assuring that they will not cheat me out .
>>2751380
Fuckin epic
>>2751329
How hot were the women and did you get any awesome epiphanys or thoughts during or after the epicness?

what do you miss most about home?

>>2751401
Im halfway through and I dont even fill half a bag of trash in my bnb. Can I throw away the trash somewhere far from my hotel? I threw a condom away and I don’t want the hotel staff to see or smell it

Cheapest massage girl yet. A little skeptical but she oddly was pretty down to earth. Some thai milf with a nice ass

>>2751401
First week i was in japan i was in a homestay. They taught me how strict the rubbish seperation is, down to even taking out the metal staples from magazines.
Then i was on my own in a hotel in osaka and they had 1 bin in my room, i just shoved everything in there.

Is going to asakusa to buy a Yukata a scam? It seems like the only place to get one, but also seems like they'd drive up the price because:
>Oh its that place in japan the tourists go to

>>2751444
are all the places with the same 30yen, 30minutes signs out front happy ending spots?

>>2751367
Just to be the devil's advocate...

I can't see these carts being any more disruptive than the drivers that put their hazards on and then stop while still mostly being in a traffic lane. That is very inconvenient to other drivers.

As for the danger, I agree that it is risky. But so is riding your bike on the road. Or what about these people that just cross the road without waiting to see if the car that's coming is going to stop? Apparently people don't abide by the lug nut rule here.

And the noise issue; they are noisy, but so are all the anime shops that blast music at you as you walk by.

In the end, I do see where you're coming from, and I did not take into account how annoying the karts are for folks that live and work here.

But they are ridiculously fun. Maybe you should try them?

>>2751111
>>day 1+2
>Tokyo
No time to recover from the jet lag? No time reserved for adjusting to Japan on your (presumably) first trip?
>>day 3 + 4
>Rent car till Kyoto, camping near mt. Fuji
Personally I wouldn't because the public transport is probably cheaper, but it is also 1) convenient, 2) the drivers know the signs and what not and 3) the drivers aren't going on jet lagged, sleep deprivated, confused in a foreign environment fucking aimless drive. But that's just my recommendation
>>day 5
>Matsumoto
Cool castle
>>day 6
>Shirakawago
Cool place but touristy as hell
>>day 7
>Seki (sword tiem)
>>day 8-11
>Kyoto
4 days in Kyoto is a lot but very little at the same time. I'd probably just stay in Osaka and do a daytrip or two to Kyoto to cover the most important sights.
>>day 12-13
>Osaka
See above
>>day 14-16
>Seoul (why not)
Why?
>> day 17-23
>Ueno, Tokyo
Ueno is great and all but probably not enough for 6 full days. I'd recommend a visit to the Imperial palace at least. Akihabara and the National museum require at least a full day both

>>2751302
They made it worse so certain tourists would be incentivized to look for other destinations than Kyoto. That's the official excuse IIRC
OF course keeping it as is and excluding the Tokaido would have accomplished the goal better, now the majority of people just pay cash for the Kyoto ride and refuse to venture further

Will there be a gajin tax or ban coming in the next few years? I really want to get a visit in this year or next year

Is going to Japan in July/august really that bad? Is there less crowds in touristy areas?

I’ve got a 9-hour layover at Narita coming up. If I do one thing in Tokyo, what should it be?

>>2751478
Narita is shit because it's far away from Tokyo, but if you want to sink the 1,5h one way to have 4-5 hours realistically in Tokyo I'd start by asking if anything interests you? Temples or shrines? A specific ward, street or street corner, alley etc.? A specific dish? Weeb merch? Sports merch?

>>2751448
Asakusa was originally a place where you could buy traditional things. Recently, there are more and more stores selling ridiculous fakes for tourists, but there are still stores selling the real thing.
Also, you can buy yukata anywhere in Japan as summer approaches. They start being sold at Uniqlo and Shimamura.

>>2751401
>he drinks the hotel tea
I feel bad for the sad Philipino who has to shuffle through that trash to sort it in to moeru and moenai, and all the other shit that they want you to recycle separately.
Anyway I think they consoom way more, what with every single thing being triple wrapped in plastic at least

>>2751319
Most chain restaurants and stores will take card in Tokyo but you need to be prepared for smaller places that don't, the further out you go from Tokyo the more likely they wont take card.

>>2751477
Most tourists to japan are from nearby countries that are already familiar with hot weather (Australia, China etc) so no

>>2751478
3p soap, then some food and buy a few snacks for the next leg of the flight.

Skibidi Fortnite, Skibidi Skibidi Fortnite

>>2751489
wtf... /jpg/ has fallen...

>>2750908
Animeland. It's like going to Disneyland for people who grew up watching Disney crap. Don't you want to become Super Sayan, bro ?

>>2751490
Japan likes skibidi Fortnite dude.

>>2751013
It was written everywhere, you just had to read and follow the instructions.

>>2751282
That niggers didn't take the audio guide.

>>2751493
owari da...

>>2751469
>Akihabara... require at least a full day ...
Lol no. What the fuck are you even doing in Akihabara ?

>>2751496
trvke, go on youtube shorts in the early afternoon (JST) on a weekday until you find a livestream, then click on that and scroll so you'll only be looking at live content. You will see countless japanese men using vtuber avatars with a couple dozen viewers, and as the amount of these you encounter approaches infinity, you will find the percentage of them playing fortnite approaches 50%.

I went to a night club gambling on whether I would like a featured artist, it was kind of ass. This club changes drastically daily, would it be ok to go again the next night? I don’t know proper etiquette

>>2751401
You realise third worlders wash their underwear inside kettles?

>>2751481
Yeah, it’s not ideal. That’s why I’m trying to source a singular “thing” from the crowd. Not that interested in merch, more of an activities guy.
I like the Yakuza games so I could always visit Kabukicho, but I’ll be there in daytime so I’m not sure if that’s worthwhile.
>>2751486
Too much of a retarded faggot for sex tourism, sorry

Anyone know nice (not over expensive) restaurants or bars with majestic nightly city views over Tokyo? Preferably rooftops or otherwise tall building.

>>2751489
Miku is in fortnite too!

>>2751526
Kabukicho is still awesome in the daytime. I would say its better. Dumb niggers always chasing me and bothering me. Just give them an assertive no if they come by you

>>2751535
I only went there once. But what seemed to work for me, to get them to leave me alone, is when they would be saying, I know the best bar in the red light district, or something to that affect, I'd say, you call this a red light district, and then laugh hysterically, as if I've seen everything under the sun, even though I'm from a small farming community in the Midwest.

they sill sell mp3 players in japan? I'm thinking of getting a sony walkman but fuck apple music is pretty valuable

>>2751477
Summer in Japan is indeed hot and humid as hell, but the nights are fun with fireworks displays, bon dances, and various festivals taking place all over the country.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrJvE1FXqUc

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What is this thing for? I’m just going to use it as a place to put my worn socks and underwear.

>>2751543
Shut the fuck up faggot. It's 80 degrees for most of the summer, and gets up to about 90 for a month.

>>2751538
Zona Norte... now THAT'S a red light district

>>2751544
It's for preventing the spread of bed bugs. You put your luggage bag on it.

>>2751544
it's a luggage rack. you can place your bag at a more comfortable height

>>2751549
Most hookers are slaves right. Can you buy their papers, and have them work for you knitting sweaters, or perhaps a bakery.

>>2751141
>lake toya
i might be there in a few days i'll go on a date with you UwU

>>2751558
In this economy... yeah sweater cost more than sex.

I’m gonna try going to a girls bar tonight before meeting with some friends. I’m debating between a regular one with a mix of girls or a concept one where they’re all dressed up in outfits. Wish me luck, anons.

>>2751482
Based off that knowledge, i should really go to Uniqlo or the other during my time in april. No chance i want to get scammed or price gouged at asakusa for being white. Thanks.

>>2751565
A hand knitted wool sweater in Ireland is about two hundred dollars. Depending on many factors, like if they come from Bangledesh, the ladies I emancipate will have good lives.

>>2751567
good luck. how's your japanese? I'm hoping my conversational japanese gets good enough for me to go into one of these on my next trip.