Here are some phrases that you should learn in case of emergencies that may arise during your stay in Japan. When emergencies happen suddenly, you won’t remember any long phrases that you may have practiced, so all these phrases have been shortened to only what is most necessary. Please learn them just in case!

Kyoto City Buses help immensely when you want to go around to the many sightseeing spots in the city effectively. However, people often say things like the routes are complicated and that they do not know the system. Local students introduce the knack of using the city buses wisely! Here is a beginner’s guide!

Illness, injury, etc… Unexpected things often happen when you are traveling. Here are some Japanese phrases that would come in handy when you run into trouble in Japan. These are some very simple phrases, so please try and remember them all!

Yokohama is a port city on the east side of Kanagawa. With connections to Machiya in Tokyo, it’s an easy to access place via trains. It has a high concentration of tourist attractions like Marine Tower, Bay Bridge, the Red Brick Warehouses, Yokohama Chinatown, and so on, making it an enjoyable city to walk through. Prepare for the weather and climate during the year and have fun thoroughly sightseeing around Yokohama!

Here is some information on what not to do with your chopsticks in Japan. If you know the proper manners and what is poor etiquette, you can have a relaxed meal without potentially offending anyone. Please check this out if you come to Japan.

Recently in Japan, restaurants that offer support in multiple languages have been growing, and so have multi-language reservation systems. Here are some of the most convenient for travelers.

Internet cafes are now found in cities the world over. This is true of Japan too. At their most basic, these businesses offer computers with high-speed Internet access. In recent years, however, the services on offer have increased to the point that it’s almost a waste not to take advantage. If you’re traveling on a budget, you’ll definitely want to look into these facilities and see how they can benefit you!

Shinjuku Station, the world’s busiest station, is so confusing that even Japanese people get lost. However, this guide is written complete with photos for foreign travelers so that they can navigate Shinjuku Station without getting lost. Please read this if you have plans to come to Shinjuku, or even just to Tokyo, because it might come in handy!

Traveling is fun, but isn’t it a burden to trying to find safe places to leave your big suitcases and bags with all your things? The convenient service Ecbo Cloak is here to solve those problems in Japan. Here is more detailed information about this new service!

Taxis are convenient when you’re sightseeing if you have lots of luggage or if you’re in a rush. Japanese taxis have always been called expensive, and thanks to those opinions, Tokyo taxis have lowered their base fare! Is it really a bargain compared to the old fare? Is it actually more expensive? Check this article out to get a detailed explanation of the fare changes and learn how to use taxis effectively and efficiently for better priced travel.

Kyoto Station is used by a majority of foreign tourists that come to Japan. It’s a terminal station with shinkansen, regular trains, buses, and other sorts of transportation available. Learn how to use Kyoto Station efficiently without getting lost! Also learn more about convenient spots and services that foreign tourists can use while they’re there.

Japanese cuisine (washoku) is a rich, diverse food culture that has all sorts of manners and etiquette attached to it depending on the dish. Watch these videos in which top Japanese chefs teach the different rules and customs associated with some popular dishes so you can wow your hosts.

Your trip is supposed to be fun, but sometimes some trouble happens. If, during your trip, an accident, robbery, or illness occurs, here is some knowledge to be able to handle it. Hopefully this information will be useful if you ever need it.

The area around Osaka and Umeda Stations is great as a base for sightseeing or as a cuisine or shopping spot, but it’s so confusing that even Japanese people often get lost. This article has photographic guides to help foreign travelers find their way through the stations as well as helpful information. Please check it when you’re coming to Osaka for a smooth trip.

There are several means of transportation between Osaka and Tokyo. Hopefully this will be useful to you when putting together your itinerary!

The shinkansen (bullet train) is a useful and convenient way to travel around Japan. Learn what the shinkansen is, how to get tickets, and other tips. Let’s go around Japan by shinkansen!

You might find yourself wishing for a little more when it comes to Wi-Fi accessibility, or connecting to the Internet, in Japan. But don’t worry – it’s possible! Here are 7 ways to easily connect to the Internet while you’re a tourist in the country.

Shrines are places revered in the Shinto religion in Japan since time immemorial as places where gods are deified. An easy way to identify them is that a shrine will always have one of the famous torii gates. If you get the chance to pray at a shrine, here is how to properly pray and respect the shrine!

The idea of traveling around Japan sounds like it will require a lot of money, so don’t you wish that you had some handy tips to make it cheaper? Here are 38 of those tips to save your wallet and allow you to travel resourcefully!

Your adventures in Japan would be even more interesting and fun with the following ten facts!