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Step9: Get and Use an IC Card

An IC card (such as PASMO or Suica) is an essential tool for traveling in Japan, used to pay for trains, buses, and daily shopping with a single tap. 🌟 Highly Recommended: Mobile IC Card (Mobile PASMO) We highly recommend…

Step8: Get Japanese Yen

If you arrive in Japan without any Japanese Yen, we recommend exchanging or withdrawing around 3,000 to 5,000 yen at the airport. While Japan is highly cashless, having a little cash ensures a stress-free start to your trip. 1. Withdraw…

Step7: Immigration & Customs Procedures

When you arrive in Japan, you will go through immigration and customs procedures at the airport. The process is usually smooth, but knowing what to expect in advance will save you time. After getting off the plane, follow the signs…

Step6: Get a Japanese Tourist Visa

Whether you need a Japanese tourist visa depends on your nationality. Citizens of many countries can enter Japan for short-term tourism without a visa, while others must apply in advance. ⚠️ Important Notice & Disclaimer Visa regulations, exemptions, and requirements…