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Mar 7, 2015 Outside the usual travel cost-cutters such as taking transit over taxis and hostels over hotels, there several simple ways to see Japan affordably. If you think exploring this intriguing place means bleeding your budget, think again. Here's 6 easy tips to travel Japan on the cheap!
Aug 8, 2017 Perhaps it's the image of Japan as a futuristic tech hub, the Lost in Translation-esque city view bars where the cocktail prices are enough to warrant another ATM visit, or the idea of those $100 department store melons that seem to make the rounds of the Internet every so often. The first time I visited Japan,
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Jun 18, 2012 However, I don't think a trip to Japan needs to be that expensive. Staying in a hostel, buying a rail pass, eating relatively cheap food, and visiting a few attractions will cost around $100 USD per day. A 21-day trip would cost at least $2,100 USD (plus flight).
Dec 27, 2016 When to Visit Tokyo. I may be biased here because I've lived in the tropics all my life so I always want to visit Japan when it's a bit cooler. Summer in Japan can get too hot, even for an island guy like me. Spring (March-May) is the best time to visit for two reasons: The weather is often pleasant and
Jan 6, 2016 It is a widespread misconception that Japan is an expensive place to travel. Surveys show that a lot of foreign visitors are surprised with how inexpensive Japan can be despite the generally high quality of goods and services and especially when the yen is weak. The reality is that with careful planning and

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