I may be going to japan next year and I was wondering when the best month to go visit as it’ll be my first time going also will I need a visiting visa
ah ok thank youApril or October - November
im from IrelandFor the visa it depends where you come from
yeah I thinking about itApril if you wanna see the sakura blossoms. They actually release the dates region-wise of when the flowers are expected to bloom I think.
I don't think you need a visa, but you need to check!ah ok thank you
im from Ireland
yeah I thinking about it
Ah okay we were discussing about going for a week but I will definitely check in case I do need oneI don't think you need a visa, but you need to check!
As a Swiss citizen I don't need any visa if I am staying less than 90 days in Japan
Ah thanks 😊
I went there two weeks but I would really advice you to avoid Summer ...Ah okay we were discussing about going for a week but I will definitely check in case I do need one
Ah okay is it too warm in summerI went there two weeks but I would really advice you to avoid Summer ...
It was awful 😅😅Ah okay is it too warm in summer
Ah okay I was thinking of going on AprilFeel free to ask me. I used to live there for a bit! March-April is the best time b/c of the cherry blossom season. After June hits, it gets really humid. Busier places are best to visit on weekdays (less congestion).
Most likely no. It’s usually if you have a Chinese passport or are going for work/uni you need a visa.Ah okay I was thinking of going on April
I was also wondering would I need a visa if I’m going for a week
Ah ok thank youMost likely no. It’s usually if you have a Chinese passport or are going for work/uni you need a visa.
could I ask you which is the best hotel and safest to stay inMost likely no. It’s usually if you have a Chinese passport or are going for work/uni you need a visa.
Aim for tourist friendly places. Certain parts of Japan have harsh Airbnb laws and will require a passport photo. Overall, Japan is very safe. The farther from Tokyo, the less tourist friendly (rule of thumb). Ikebukero is better than Akihabara and has a Korean town where you can buy kpop merch. Enoshima is beautiful (little island area south of Yokohama)could I ask you which is the best hotel and safest to stay in
Ah thank you 😊Aim for tourist friendly places. Certain parts of Japan have harsh Airbnb laws and will require a passport photo. Overall, Japan is very safe. The farther from Tokyo, the less tourist friendly (rule of thumb). Ikebukero is better than Akihabara and has a Korean town where you can buy kpop merch. Enoshima is beautiful (little island area south of Yokohama)
Edit: Shin Okubo for Korea Town (forgot) and Yokohama has the largest China Town in the world plus a cute Pokémon Center and Moomin Boba shop.