“Traveling is more than visiting tourist attractions, it is the change that takes place, profoundly and permanently, in the concept of what life is.” –
Miriam Beard
Many want to travel to Japan, but they are left with thousands of doubts related to expenses, tourist places, getting along with the natives or even some are afraid of getting lost because they don't know the language. This book will help you step by step to prepare your trip to Japan in the best possible way!
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Information from the guide getting along in Japan
The guide written by Roberto Pedraça that will help you make the best trip to Japan without problems has about 71 pages and covers topics such as:
- Define the priorities of your trip.
- Expose lies that some people tell about trips to Japan.
- Access the Internet in Japan (for free);
- Save to spend on more important things;
- How to get around when arriving at the airport in Japan;
- Tips on how to get to the destination point;
- Tips on how to handle hotels and trains.
- Tips and preparations before the trip;
- Tips related to food, shopping and tourist attractions
- Tips on how to pass the time on the plane;
- Tips to stay hydrated (important);
- Bonus tips for those who already live in Japan;
Book Author's Notes
In this book, I will give you tips on preparation, how to choose places to visit and how to save money on accommodation, food and public transport. I'll also teach you how to prepare well, how to deal with the weeks leading up to the trip and even how to behave in your first hours in Japan!
It is a joy to be able to share all this knowledge that I had living in Japan for about 10 years. Even better joy is being able to pass this knowledge on to you completely for free in order to help you get along in Japan.
Happy reading and happy adventure!
SignRoberto Pedraça
Notes from Suki Desu
During my trip to Japan I had the opportunity to meet Roberto Pedraça who became a great friend and made me know the city of Hamamatsu turning out to be one of the most fun days in a city that I didn't expect many things to do.
It all started in Osaka when he visited a friend's house where I was staying, there he and my friend who hosted me joined 2 crazy extroverts who made the tour in Osaka a lot of fun. Everything is more fun when we are together with friends! Now I was happy when I found out he was writing this book and I was surprised by the writing of the book and how much fun it was.
I don't like to read, but reading his book didn't seem boring and the tips are of great help to all Suki Desu readers. Hope you enjoy this book/guide!
Thank you to everyone who reads the guide getting along to help your trip to Japan! We look forward to hearing feedback and opinions from readers in the comments on this page.
