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The most expensive thing in Japan is transport, of course. One round trip flight will cost about 800 euros per person. That's if you're lucky. Moving within the country is also very expensive. Those famous Shinkansen high-speed trains are a luxury that not everyone can afford. But there is good news. You can always save money by choosing a simpler train, finding cheap flights on domestic airlines, or not leaving the city at all. Although the last is strictly not recommended. There is also an excellent option for foreigners - buy a JR wide pass. This is a kind of ticket which valid for several days for JP trains in one area of the country. So, by purchasing the JR TOKYO Wide Pass, you can visit a huge number of famous places outside the city. For example, take a walk in Nikko National Park, visit the birthplace of Daruma, admire Fuji from the shore of Eagle Island, and even get to my beloved Shimoda. #Japan #Nippon #japantrips #tokyophotography #natakorsky #korenovskaia #travelphoto #BigInJapan

11 months of Parklander 🗓 I never expected to be making a TCG inspired by Japan's national parks. It's been a whirlwind of challenges and triumphs so far, but I'm so glad I have it all documented. My notebooks are my treasures - an unfiltered window into my mind. There's some really weird stuff in my mind apparently 😂 🔈 Turn up the volume for some satisfying page-flipping sounds. _________________________________ I help brands & destinations to attract inbound and domestic tourists in Japan. Visit Point North to learn how you can dominate Japan's travel market 🌏 #DesignProcess #GameDeveloper #GameDesign

ANA and United Airlines do it better, together. With a combined 28 daily flights from Cont. US to Japan, surpassing the competition by having 35% more flights than any other Joint Venture, we're redefining the travel experience. Experience the largest Joint Venture across the Pacific! For travel inspiration check out our blog post below. #JointVenture #US #Tokyo #Travel

https://zurl.co/HazA - Discover the ultimate comparison between Singapore Airlines' Economy Class and its renowned Premium Economy offering in this comprehensive review. Dive into the details of seating, amenities, meal services, and additional perks that differentiate these travel experiences. Explore whether upgrading to Premium Economy is truly worth it, considering comfort, cost, and overall value 🇸🇬 | https://zurl.co/wgRp 🇬🇧

Driving in Thailand can be a unique and exciting experience for foreigners, offering great freedom to explore. However, it also presents particular challenges. Dense traffic, different traffic rules, and local driving habits can catch unprepared drivers off guard. Understanding these peculiarities is essential for driving in Thailand, ensuring one's safety, and fully enjoying the experience on Thai roads.

New Destinations & New Aircraft for Scoot - Get Scooting! 🛫 Scoot has just added six destinations, including Koh Samui and Sibu, which will be flown by the new Embraer E190-E2 aircraft. Koh Samui and Sibu are new additions to our network whilst Krabi, Hat Yai, Miri & Kuantan will transition to the new E190-E2 and increase the number of flights per week for better connectivity. For Australian travellers, this means more options to travel to these destinations from Sydney, Melbourne and Perth via one stop in Singapore. You can also mix and match these flights with Singapore Airlines from Australia to expand your choices. With more flights and destinations, it's easier and more economical to take a holiday, connect with family or get into smaller cities for business. One Way flights from Perth will start from: $179, Melbourne from $202 and Sydney from $212. Taxes included sale on from 6-9 March 2024, with selected blackout periods. Go to Flyscoot.com or your favourite travel agent to book. #travel #aviation #scoot #flyscoot #newdestinations #connectingpeople #embraer #singaporeairlines #flysq

The World's Busiest Train Hub in the Heart of Tokyo Location: Situated in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan. Passenger Throughput: Average of 3.5 million passengers daily. World Record: Recognized as the world's busiest train station. Railway Lines: Serves multiple lines, including: JR East Odakyu Electric Railway Keio Corporation Tokyo Metro Toei Subway Connectivity: Offers extensive connectivity within Tokyo and to other regions. Commuter Hub: Essential for the daily commute of millions of Tokyo residents. Tourism and Business: Accommodates a significant number of tourists and business travelers. Facilities: Hosts numerous shops, restaurants, and service facilities, making it a major commercial center as well. Strategic Importance: Acts as a critical node in Tokyo's transportation network. #seo #blogging #branding #digitalmarketing #guestblogging #guestposting #SEOExperts #backlinks

As always #Travly is staying up to date on the most exciting travel news and as promised, here we are sharing that info with you… South Korea is set to create the world's first floating city by 2025! As per the reports, it will be built off the coast of South Korea, and work on it will likely be completed as early as 2025. Reports have it that the project has been backed by the United Nations, and the city will be built off the coast of Busan to deal with the problem of rising sea levels. To learn more, check out the post below on our Instagram pages, @travly & @travel.

Just got back from a whirlwind trip to Japan, and let me tell you, they're doing some things incredibly well! Now, disclaimer: this was a short vacation, not a deep cultural immersion. But coming from New Zealand, a few things really stood out. 1. Public Transport: Let's be honest, New Zealand's public transport system needs some TLC. Here's the shocker: Tokyo, with a population 7 times ours, boasts a network that's faster, cheaper, and easier to navigate. We explored the entire city using just two train transfers at most, with any destination a 500-meter walk from a station. 2. Foodie Paradise: Beyond the incredible flavors, Japanese food is surprisingly affordable and accessible. Instead of a handful of fancy, reservation-only restaurants, you'll find thousands of charming smaller eateries. 3. Infrastructure thought out: Here's a prime example: we took a bullet train (Shinkansen) for a ski trip. What would normally be an 8-hour drive became a smooth 2-hour journey. The train pulled right into the ski resort base, where you could buy tickets, rent gear, and hop straight onto the gondola. No more battling windy mountain roads – pure efficiency! If you haven't explored Japan yet, add it to your bucket list! For my fellow New Zealanders, there's a lot we can learn from their approach. Their focus on efficiency and accessibility is truly inspiring.