A Guide to Studying and Traveling in Japan

The writing is very good. For those who traveled abroad to Japan for the first time, the guide is very important! ! ! ! ! Two dissatisfied 20-year-old girls went to Japan with blank faces. The guide they made was too simple and they didn't know what to do during the whole process. Because they are not familiar with Japanese (I can speak a few words, but communication is not good), they don't dare to shop in a store that requires frequent communication, unless they tell me what they need at a glance or the receptionist can speak Chinese. I went there for five days and kept shopping. I exchanged 10,000 RMB at the bank before going abroad (in the end, because the exchange rate required an integer Japanese yen, I actually only exchanged 9,900+ RMB). In the end, I only had 10,000+ Japanese yen left when I returned home. I had no idea what to do, even in Akihabara, because I didn't have a guide and just wandered around casually. I didn't get to know the interesting shops in Akihabara mentioned in other guides. After returning to China, I was very excited at first, but after a long time, I only felt "regret". Next, I will prepare to go to Japan again when the epidemic is over, and I will play all the things I should play that I didn't play last time QAQ In addition, the transfer case is really useful! ! Although it is not as meticulous as Gaode, it at least prevented us two novices from getting lost (yes, it didn't matter that it was our first trip abroad, and we also chose to travel independently, which was exciting)

I have lost interest in traveling to Japan... I will never go there on my own initiative_(:зゝ∠)_

I would like to ask if you have ever written an email to a Japanese professor? I had a brainwave and sent an email to the professor late at night. I'm so scared right now????

Did my alma mater blow me away? ? ? I am a Japanese speaker outside Sichuan...

I like the Japanese style of Mr. Yamada's novel and hope to write more about it.

I have gone to Japan twice for free travel, and each time I signed with a certain treasure, the price is less than 300, which is very convenient. No physical examination or health certificate is required before traveling. Now, unlike before, most banks' UnionPay cards can be settled directly in RMB and Japanese yen. If you want to travel, there is no need to open a JCB card. However, each bank has its own exchange rate, and some are settled in real time, while others are settled on the bill day. It just depends on luck. In my experience, Alipay premium members have the best exchange rate, and it is settled in real time, so you are not afraid of large exchange rate fluctuations. In addition, there are many coupons or discounts. By the way, there are also major banks' credit cards that offer cash rebates for overseas card swiping, doubled points, and various activities. Spend some time researching, and it will still pay off.

Don Quixote... Is it a store name? Sure enough, sometimes Chinese people abroad still like to deceive Chinese people.

No wonder jlpt always requires photos with white background

Say thank you, madam! Learned, learned~

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