14 Days in Japan: A First-Timer’s Ultimate Japan Travel Guide Including Tours, Food, Japanese Culture and History

by IDtravelling

Are you thinking about traveling to Japan? Discover Japan through this easy to follow guide tailored for first-time travelers! Most available online resources contain too much information! If you've searched for a Japan travel guide online, you may have - Most guides contain disorganized information that may leave you with more questions than answers. - It is impossible to find practical information like how much a trip to Japan would cost, where to stay, and what transportation to use. 14 Days in Japan is the ultimate travel guide tailored for a first‑time traveler. It provides detailed information about visiting Tokyo, Hirayu, Takayama, Kyoto, and Osaka during a 14‑day period, including destinations and transportation options. The book highlights the amazing Japanese cuisine and introduces the readers to the Japanese history and culture. The stunning photos throughout the book will make you want to discover Japan right now. This book also includes the following - Destinations List: A handy list of spots to visit in Tokyo, Hirayu, Takayama, Kyoto, and Osaka. - Good to Know List: A guide that will get you familiar with Japanese etiquette, customs, and useful information for tourists. - Tips List: A list of suggestions that can help save time and money, and make a trip to Japan more comfortable. - Trip Budget: A summary of how much we spent on accommodations, transportation, food, and attractions in different cities during our trip to Japan. This list can give you an idea of how to plan your budget. - What to Eat in Japan: Food is an important part of this book. This section summarizes the food we ate into the following must try, sweets, drinks, and worth trying. The lists also include information about where to try many of the items. - What to Buy in Japan: Japan offers many unique items. This list provides information about some of them. The paperback version has a black and white interior.

Genres: Travel

228 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 17, 2018

Reviews

[Janine · Rating 2 out of 5]

While I applaud the author for being extremely thorough about her personal trip to Japan, hour by hour, I found this book to read irritatingly like a middle schooler’s journal. The language used is very basic and repetitive and in serious need of copy editing. The copious black and white photos do absolutely nothing to make the food or sights depicted look appealing. Most of all, I got seriously bored reading this because the woman is literally always either hungry or eating. All she does in the book is eat, eat, and eat some more. Her descriptions of the food are not detailed enough to make me interested in her food intake.

[Kathy Vail · Rating 2 out of 5]

I was looking for a book that would help me navigate a country where I had never been and did not speak the language. Instead I learned about everything that the author ate. They must have eaten at least six times a day. Very disappointed.

[Christina · Rating 3 out of 5]

Unfortunately, like all travel books, this one is already outdated as of 2024. The recommendations it had for businesses still open are great.