Travel accommodation is a major expenditure. So one wants to find a Tokyo cheap hotel – also comfortable with competent staff able to consult in city trips and distant sights.

Choose a hotel near the city part you want to inspect or from where you can fast get off by subway or bus. In frequent travels out of town look for a hotel near a railroad or bus station. It’ll save you road time greatly.

There’re 4 basic methods:
1. Web booking services. Here’re some:

• HostelWorld.com provides on-line confirmed bookings for hostels, budget accommodation centres and package tours.
• HostelBookers.com is the independent hostel booking site that has no booking fees. With youth hostels and cheap accommodation in over 2,500 destinations worldwide, our aim is to be the number one site for student travel, backpackers and for the general traveller.
• HotelsCombined.com is a search engine that you can use it to find hotel availability and rates, and to compare prices and offers from multiple merchants.

2. Hotel online catalogs. Reservation is at the given phone N. Here’re some:

• AsiaRooms.com
• J-Hotel.or.jp

3. Guidebooks for hotel search.

• Lonely Planet (LP) is one of the largest travel guidebook publishers in the world. It was the first popular series of travel books aimed at backpackers and other low-cost travelers. As of 2008, it published about 500 titles in 8 languages, with annual sales of more than six million guidebooks.
• National Geographic brings over a century of incomparable travel expertise to today’s sophisticated globe-trotters. Each National Geographic Traveler features: detailed background and site descriptions, mapped walking and driving tours, fascinating vignettes on history, culture, contemporary life, a 60-page directory of visitor information, including notable hotels and restaurants, entertainment, and shopping.
• Rough Guides is a guidebook which cover more than 200 destinations. Initially, the series was aimed at low-budget backpackers, but they are now marketed to travellers on all budgets. The initial focus on travel has broadened to a coverage of reference subjects, including music and a varied general reference list on topics such as film, literature, popular science, ethical living, etc.

4. Hotel booking at a tourist office.

Things to notice:

Pets
Very few Japanese hotels admit pets. To bring a pet into the country, you need its health certificate, 12-hour airport quarantine and a 2-week home quarantine.

Hotel safe
Keep your valuables in the room or hotel deposit. Although Japan is rather quiet, being on the safe side is always good.

Kids
Hostels don’t admit kids under 4. Check their admittance to hotels.

Meals
Breakfast and dinner aren’t usually covered by the room price, unlike ryokan (small private hotels) where they’re often served to rooms.

Check in/check out
Their time usually differ by 1-3 hours. Besides, at night some hotels close.

Hotel choice
Read recent user comments thoroughly about service quality, latest hotel problems and so on to make a final decision afterwards.

Hotel reach
Carry the following info:

• voucher
• hotel address and detailed route from a subway or bus station
• Tokyo subway bilingual map.

Note that few Japanese know English. So always keep the hotel address and map in Japanese. When hard to find the hotel, take a taxi.

Have a nice stay in Tokyo!

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The Ford Escort GT was first put into production in 1968. At first most people thought of the Ford Escort GT to be way too conservative to become a bestseller among other popular name plates, but the critics were eventually proven wrong in a big way. In 1968 the Ford Escort GT topped the sales charts and sold approximately 300,000 cars in its first year alone. This car has not only been a hot seller in the United States as of late. The car, famous for the engine that was motoring it, was also a huge success in Germany and the Great Britain. The GT helped Ford of Germany to regain a greater share of the domestic marketplace.

During its launch Ford also prepared a rally version of this car that would appeal to a younger audience. This concept proved effective as the population ate up the Escorts good looks, and loved the Ford Escort engine that was provided. The Ford Escort GT had its biggest success squaring off against bigger cars, which were usually more popular. In a huge surprise, the GT was a huge hit overseas again, this time in Australia. Whereas most Australians go for bigger cars, with bigger engines, sporting only 2.0 liters shot to the front of the pack.

Jump to the 1990′s and the Ford Escort GT was still going strong; this time more so in the United States. This car appealed to a younger crowd that was looking for a sport design, and also looking for an alternative to Japanese rivals. The press did not give these early 90′s Escorts good reviews, stating that the engine was undersized, and that the reliability was not good. This did not stop loyal Ford buyers from giving this car a chance. By 1995 all of the kinks seemed to be worked out, and the GT was again selling at a modest number, bringing Fords small cars sales to the top. In 1996 the Ford Escort was remodeled again for a more modern look. This was needed to keep up with the other cars in its class from Toyota, Honda, and Chevrolet. The Ford Escort GT did a good job of that and its sales continued to climb throughout the end of the decade. This was in large part thanks to the Ford Escort engine which did a great job of making this a sporty car.

Generally, Ford Escort GT has been a great thing for Ford. It has brought in a lot of revenue, and has also held a strong following over the years. If you are looking for a good, reliable, used car, take a strong look at a late 90′s Escort GT. You will be sure to enjoy the ride, and the immense power of the engine that has made this car so popular for the last 40 years. If you are looking for an adrenaline rush, you know that the Ford Escort GT can provide you with that rush. Screaming down the long roads in the Ford Escort GT can make you realize the full power that this machine can handle.

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I am, Black, British

At first I wanted to go to Japan for the girls, but have been learning more about Japan and Japanese culture

I actually want to visit Japan

But the thing is that having researching Japan

I would like to experiences not just the Language but the culture. though I may see pros such as.

"I am a foreigner in you land/country and want to take part in the culture, way of life"

Although I know that not all Japanese are like this, but the cons may be more like

"Yet another foreigner who "thinks" he is Japanese"

are indeed discouraging

They may have very good reason for disliking foreigners

Yeah some people(foreigners) (westerners) may have done things that do cast us in a bad light.

Though not all of us are like that,

If I do go,

I would not want to do anything to compound the negative stereotype that they may already have fixed on foreigners.

For example, If someone would start a fight with me I would walk away (I usually walk away anyway)

But I am unsure if it would may be seen as "yet another foreigner causing trouble with and or for a Japanese citizen"

Though the way I would see it is more like "a**holes can be found in every country"

While researching I found out things like, there are a lot of places that are "japanese only" and places where people are not allowed to go with out a japanese escort, companion etc…

Could be indeed racist

(But unfortunately racism would be found in any country)

I apologize for how this would sound for, it does seem like I am stereotyping all Japanese, but I really do not mean to

Sorry if I have offended you.

So what do Japanese people really think about foreignors in Japan?

Are there anybody who have been to Japan?

What was it like there?

How was your experience?

Japanese people, What do I need to know before going to Japan? culture, tradition, behaviour, etiquette, norms etc…

I ask this out of wanting to learn about and dispel whatever stereotypes good and bad of Japanese people and the nation of Japan.

Although I also found out that there are Japanese who really like foreigners.

Could you tell me more on this?

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An archipelago in the Pacific, Japan is separated from the east coast of Asia by the Sea of Japan. It is approximately the size of Montana. Japan’s four main islands are Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, and Shikoku. The Ryukyu chain to the southwest was U.S.-occupied from 1945 to 1972, when it reverted to Japanese control, and the Kurils to the northeast are Russian-occupied.

With many hot springs in this country, they have given rise to some stunning resorts.

Tokyo, Japan’s city is a modern city of which is full of wonderful diversity. There are many sacred shrines and temples that hold there own amongst the imposing might of the skyscrapers.

The Tokyo Disney Resort in Chiba, is a holiday and recreation resort which has become the most popular and most visited theme park in the world since it was opened in 1983.

Mount Fuji is stunningly impressive and standing at a stunning 12,388 ft., has earned it the title of the tallest mountain in Japan. The Japanese revere this majestic mountain and use it as a symbol to the very spirit of their country. The best viewing place for Mount Fuji is Hakone and although it is almost always shrouded in clouds on a clear day the peak becomes visible.

The adventurous among you will be pleased to know that there are 6 ascents to the peak of the mountain of varying difficulties. Depending on the weather you can climb in the months of April to October although the “”official”" climbing season is from mid-July to the end of August.

Lake Ashi can be found in the volcanically active Izu National Park in Japan. The lake is breathtaking and was apparently formed in the caldera of Mt. Hakone 3000 years ago after the volcano’s last eruption. This is a popular tourist attraction which is well known for its hot springs and stunning views of Mt. Fuji on a clear day.

You will have the opportunity to take cruise boats resembling pirate ships along the lake where some small towns are located on the shore.

Nikko is a small city at the entrance to Nikko National Park. Here you can experience the famous Toshogu shrine which is Japan’s most elaborately decorated shrine.

Nikko National Park offers one of the most scenic landscapes, boasting mountains, stunning lakes, impressive waterfalls, hot springs. You can get close to the wild monkeys on one of the many walking trails.

Hiroshima is the largest city in the Chugoku region on the largest of Japan’s islands and was rebuilt after World War II.

You cannot mention Hiroshima without it conjuring up the reminder that it was the first place in history to be subjected to an atomic bomb by the United States of America.

Thankfully in modern times, new buildings have grown all over the city. Now proclaimed as a City of Peace by the Japanese parliament, Hiroshima has become the seemingly appropriate place for holding international conferences on peace.

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Fukuoka Prefecture, with Fukuoka City and Kitakyushu City as its two major urban centers, offers no shortage of urban pleasures: great shopping, diverse and delicious cuisines, and eclectic entertainment.

If you want to enjoy exotic drinks with some fine music, bars and pubs in Fukuoka are just the right place for you. These bars and pubs cater to the interests of both international tourists and Japanese people alike. There are so many bars in Fukuoka, but some are focus in Oyafuko-dori the centre of Fukuoka’s bar and club scene.

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Best Bars, Cafe, Nightlife, Cocktails, and Pubs in Fukuoka :

1. Android
11-1 Shin-kawabata Building B1F Hakata-ku
Fukuoka, 812-0026
Telephone:
00 81 92 291 2760

2. The Happy Cock
9F Neo Palace ll Building 2-1-51 Daimyo
Fukuoka
Telephone:
+8192 734 3686

3. Blue Bar
40362 Wakamatsu Building BFI Nakasu
Fukuoka, 810 0801
Telephone:
00 81 (0)92 262 2002

4. Cotton Fields Pub
4-2-15-B1F Nakasu, Hakata-ku,
Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture
-810-0801

5. Voodoo Lounge Bar
3rd F Tenjin Center Bldg.
3-2-13 Tenjin
Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture
810-0001

Oyafuko-dori the centre of Fukuoka’s bar and club scene