You can easily find inexpensive everything in Japan. 🇯🇵 The issue is you will WANT to spend more because there are so many beautiful things there to enjoy.
Influencers just cant, I went for two weeks (hotels already paid) and I spent around 100$ counting foods and transportation. If you count souvenirs I think those were like 50$ more. There were many free activities to do at the places we were staying so there was no need to spend almost 500$
Before covid, I used to go to japan every year since I had free plane tickets because my dad’s company pays for them (high employee benefits ig?) he also has an apartment there where he doesn’t pay any bills because the company also pays for it. I basically have free housing and some free travel. Of course, paying for the shinkansen from the airport to our prefecture is probably the most expensive part of the trip. Aside from that, I eat at cheap restaurants and convenience stores. They both have really good food. The chicken fillet from the family mart near my dad’s apartment is probably the best chicken fillet I’ve ever eaten. It used to be really cheap too, but inflation made it double in price. The second next most expensive thing is me buying my school supplies in Japan, however, the amount of supplies I buy there for the price is so much more than what I could by in my home country. Plus, the quality is really good.
mhm well u probably wouldn’t go out to eat and buy clothes and makeup every week so it would probably be a bit less if it’s just stuff like grocery shopping etc
So I just went there with my family for two weeks, and we came home on Sunday. ✨ It is My mom, dad, little brother and me, so four ppl and my lil bro is nine so it costs a little less having a child with us but when you're over 12 everything tends to cost a little more, rather having a "teen discount" or paying full adult prizes💵 Having cash there is a must. And keep your self away from arcades okay 👍 The only thing that really costs is the plane tickets.✈️ So it is not actually that pricey even when shopping and traveling around in Japan. For food Family mart is the best when it comes to prices. And I really recommend watching CZcams tourist Guides they often have restaurants and other places that are not too crowded and not too pricey. Because it's not a tourist attraction. Over all the whole trip is not much more than a normal vacation.
@Cloudiihoshii I agree. I live in WA state. Those prices she mentioned is very cheap to vs what we have to pay here. Our money is more as well though to compensate a little on the expensive location. I really do want to visit Japan soon. Plan to stay at least a month once do.
One of my favorite ramens after a long day of travel was $3 at the train station. The service was quick and the people so nice. Did we also go to eat at the expensive restaurants, sure. But the $3 ramen was just right when we needed it. I love Japan! 🇯🇵❤
I went to the fair in Baton Rouge today and of course it’s not huge or anything and we spend 15 dollars for tickets and 7 dollars for a cotton candy. That’s. 😂
Okay so not to bad, eating a meal in a restaurant here in Norway could be between 15-30 for one serving. And things are definitely a lot more boring here as well.
As a swede, Norway prices is almost the same as Sweden. So I guess the main thing expensive about a Japan trip would be the long flights. One flight just single way from Sweden to Japan, is about 8000 kr or about 800€ which is about the same as US dollars. So that times two, per person for a holiday, isn’t the cheapest place to travel too. A nice sunny vacation to southern Europe would have flights literally 1/10 of the price.
@@IQzminus2Yes, I am a foreign exchange student living in Japan and I can confirm. Food is cheap (of course they also have expensive restaurants but you can get authentic japanese food for less than 1000 Yen or around 6,50 pP at many smaller restaurants), transportation is chrap if you use buses/night buses instead of the Shinkansen (high speed train) and accomondation is normal prized for western standards (30-60 per night). The flight in the main tourist seasons (spring and autum) can easily cost you 1200 Euro tho.
@@IQzminus2As a Finn I would love to go visit Japan despite having some serious flight anxiety. Proplem is that the cheapest flights on Finnair currently go for 820 - 1000+€. That's literally a months rent just to go one way in the cheapest seats without buying any of the plane products. Taking into consideration that I live in a zero income household and currently don't have a job (just graduated), even the possibility of saving up enough for a one way flight feels like a fever dream. 😂 Ontop of that I keep constantly getting ads for temporarily Finnair flightprices. The first set of flights advertised (mainly to European countries) are listed as less than 100€ and it always gets my hopes up... only for the second set to flip on with most prices ranging around 700 - 1000€ including Japan. 🥲 With my predicted entry level pay it will take atleast a year or more to even save up for the flights alone. It's such a pain to try get the money since inflation has gone crazy, the current right-wing government is significantly lowering our social security and employment security laws. In the future, an employer can fire a worker for simply a "propable cause", while the old law is much more protective and safer. Between all of these events, having dreams becomes an impossibility. Finland is such an expensive place to try simply survive if you life in poverty.
So I went with my family to Japan for two weeks we came home last Sunday. The only thing that was really expensive was the plane tickets, everything else was pretty okay! Except when we ate wagyu beef for dinner two days in a row.😂 Except that Japan is really budget friendly if you are on a budget ❤️
This sounds like a lot of places in the USA. Obviously, if you got to a place like New York or California, things are gonna be expensive, but you go to Virginia (where I’m from) things are gonna be much different, especially since prices vary where you are in VA as well
What many people seem to forget is that it can be cheaper in Japan for you if you come from a country where the currency is stronger than the Japanese yen. Yes, living there is relatively affordable, but when you actually live there like I have for 7 years+, you realize that (lower) wages make what you consider super cheap price just normal price, but also make traveling outside Japan more expensive if you want to go to places like North America or Europe. 😅
Wayyyyyyy cheaper than Canada, wow. In Canada a meal out costs around $30 (~$22 usd) a person. I tried to look up the average price of spas but it kept showing hot tubs. So the closest thing I found was a spa resort at a hotel. Depending on what package you get it was: a) 2 hours / $300 ($219 usd), b) 3.5 hours / $465 ($339 usd), or c) 4.5 hours / $505 ($368 usd). Sometimes I get a massage and that’s about 1 hour / $200 ($146 usd). So yeah, pretty expensive. Not to mention, we spend $100-$200 cad every week on groceries.
Me, my mom and female relatives are planning to go to japan in a few years! Im trying not to be excited too much but i keep seeing traveling to japan videos
Everyone is talking about Japan .... But I really appreciate that how she slays her every look ...like she looks good in everything whether it's western or asian alll
I found that eating at some places like “Matsunoya” turned out cheaper or the same value as getting meals at convenience stores. However, the quality was better of course since the meals are freshly cooked.
The most expensive thing about going is deff the plane ticket and place to stay (and shinkansen). Food is so cheap same with the subway. Legit could live off konbini and gyudon food which is like under or around 700 yen per item usually.
I went to Japan as my first overseas trip for 12 years and ITS SO WORTH IT. its super advanced, the food is super super good and reasonably priced, there is LOTS TO DO (that is free!!!) like temple visiting, feeding deer in nara (yeah u have to pay $2 for 10 deer crackers but its worth it), going to onsen towns, visiting denden town (for anime lovers!!), visiting harajuku if youre into fashion and makeup, and the transportation is pretty convenient. also a lot of people here (obv not EVERYONE) was really nice and willing to help when we got lost / needed directions
Uh I traveled to Japan and by far the most expensive part was the plane ticket I stayed with 4 other friends (5 person group) Hotels were $450 each FOR 2 WEEKS Food was consistently >$8 per meal with some of the most filling a delicious meals I’ve ever had (Just watch out for touristy souvenir places) Free temples and just walking around are amazing as well! The temples and sites were some of the most beautiful things I’ve seen and that trip was >$2500 including plane ticket, food, way too many gifts to bring back, and hotels. Would go again
What is the name of this hotel and where is it located? That's insanely cheap! Rent here is more than 5x that here. Plus you're right. Most expensive thing about Japan are the plane tickets. $2000 to $3000 usd round trip.
Went to japan for 12 days alone, my spending is about $2000 (including some kinda expensive genshin + bocchi merch i bought). Its not that bad rlly, compared to western countries especially. Also i didnt cut any budget for food.
Stay in a capsule hostel, eat where locals eat, shop at thrift stores. I stayed in Tokyo for 7 days and my total was just over 1k USD including shopping, transport, food and lodging. I didn't include flight ticket because that's a given.
$490 American is $672 Canadian, so that would probably be the price of a hotel for a few days in Canada, (the hotels are on average $140-$280 a night, so it said around $430-$840 for 3 nights)
@@multinightblue in Canada I don’t think there are hotels for $40… also I don’t believe you pay for how many people are in the room, only how many nights you stay. Also if there are hotels that cheap I’m gonna assume they’re in the middle of no where and are actually motels or something, I’m taking about big cities, like I’d assume she is. The worst hotel I stayed at had mold in some of the rooms and was torn down about a month later (we went back to the area and the hotel was gone), and it was still like $120 a night, but then again it was in Niagara city. I’m in Ontario so everything is way too expensive. (Sorry if I sound rude in this, I’m just confused cuz I’ve never seen an actual hotel [not a motel] for such a cheap price every night)
@@keith_is_tired2864 iam talking about himeji, kyoto, hiroshima. all my hotels there where 35-45 a night. mostly at the main station or 2 stations from the main station away. check hotels like livemax, flexxstay, mystay. i had a hotel in the middle of dotonbori osaka for 120 for 4 nights
@@keith_is_tired2864 There are locations in Japan you can easily just be spending $40 USD a night. But you will have 0 privacy and it's more like a family inn type of stay. Called Petit Hotel Kurumi to Milk. You can find legit hotels for only $60 a night in Japan as well. I do wish stuff in the video were around the same prices here. Stuff here is insanely expensive to vs Japan prices. Hotels here are $150 to $400 USD a night. $150 is a cheap shitty location.
I'm not sure if it's just me, but when my family and I went traveling to Japan, we stopped at a mall to buy some things. Going up and down the escalators, I was able to see some clothing brands. And compared to the clothes that are sold in malls in the states, their clothes looked like they were made with high quality
i think when I went to japan i spent about 2500(cad) total? this was for around 2 weeks, theres tons of stuff to do in japan a lot of which can be free or relatively cheap. Of course if you wanna live it up a little itll be tons more expensive and if you do less shopping than my friends and I did (we shopped a lot of clothes) then you can also find ways to spend less.
Nah you can get udon or a ramen around 500¥ and they dont even expect you to buy a beverage (free water and/or tea on all tables) so rating out can be cheaper than cooking at home!
People here saying this is expensive seem wild to me. Like just living is just as expensive as everywhere else on the world. I live in Germany and here it is even more expensive if you do the same activities.
As someone who just went to Japan last week, it should be the opposite of expensive due to their currency rate. Eg one big bowl of ramen cost $7 USD in Japan but in my place 1 bowl of ramen is $10 to $15 USD or so.
I think Japan is relatively cheap compared to the US. I have currently been on vacation in Japan for 30 days now and this is my second trip this year. I used great sites to find budget hotels that are still very nice. I haven’t paid more than $40 for a hotel room at night. Food is very cheap compared to the US and also healthy. The only thing that’s expensive is a jr rail pass and the flight over here.
Just came back from a 2week, this is more than enough as long as you book hotels in advance. Paid for 2 nights in Akihabara for the same price that I did all other 12 nights because I didn’t book in advance and no cheaper options were available.
I want to go SOOOO bad but every time I ask my dad he just starts talking about how ‘Japan is a racist country’ so I don’t think I’ll be going anytime soon :(
That's expensive i must say Jollibee cost 3 dollars Karinderya cost 3 dollars Ukay-ukay cost 2 dollars Rent cost 100 dollars Commute cost Less than a dollar per ride Philippines
Well u can also save a lot of money eating at gas stations or whatever there called here in America to. And personally if I went on a vacation to there I would not be eating there
I'm sorry but like , Japan is really really cheap for me. When I went food were about the same in the video but if you don't rent stuff it is very cheap. The items to buy are on a medium price range. The only thing expensive is the plane ticket 😭😭
500$ for a week? i was told in one of the fb pages that i follow that shares tips and hacks in japan that i need atleast 10k philippine pesos or around 200usd per day.
The konbini is a lie no one should believe. If you want bento boxes, melon pan, and beverages you should go to a spuermarket. Its exactly the same thing and more for a fraction of the price that you found in the konbini.
I love Japan. I asked my mom if we could go for a vacation, and she said
"Once I win the lottery"
lol 😂
Same LoL
Lol
give her a winning lottery that says u won 1 dollar because she never said what amount 😂😂😂. thank me later
@@amalia0044LOL 😂
You can easily find inexpensive everything in Japan. 🇯🇵 The issue is you will WANT to spend more because there are so many beautiful things there to enjoy.
Yes. Exactly!
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Influencers just cant, I went for two weeks (hotels already paid) and I spent around 100$ counting foods and transportation. If you count souvenirs I think those were like 50$ more. There were many free activities to do at the places we were staying so there was no need to spend almost 500$
Exactly I went shopping in the Ginza in Sasebo. I didn't spend a lot
Before covid, I used to go to japan every year since I had free plane tickets because my dad’s company pays for them (high employee benefits ig?) he also has an apartment there where he doesn’t pay any bills because the company also pays for it.
I basically have free housing and some free travel. Of course, paying for the shinkansen from the airport to our prefecture is probably the most expensive part of the trip.
Aside from that, I eat at cheap restaurants and convenience stores. They both have really good food. The chicken fillet from the family mart near my dad’s apartment is probably the best chicken fillet I’ve ever eaten. It used to be really cheap too, but inflation made it double in price.
The second next most expensive thing is me buying my school supplies in Japan, however, the amount of supplies I buy there for the price is so much more than what I could by in my home country. Plus, the quality is really good.
I loved living there didn't buy a whole lot of anything do to limited shipping
That’s the price for ONE PERSON! Imagine how much it would be for a family! Even so, I’m sure it’s all very worth it ❤
mhm well u probably wouldn’t go out to eat and buy clothes and makeup every week so it would probably be a bit less if it’s just stuff like grocery shopping etc
So I just went there with my family for two weeks, and we came home on Sunday. ✨
It is My mom, dad, little brother and me, so four ppl and my lil bro is nine so it costs a little less having a child with us but when you're over 12 everything tends to cost a little more, rather having a "teen discount" or paying full adult prizes💵 Having cash there is a must.
And keep your self away from arcades okay 👍
The only thing that really costs is the plane tickets.✈️
So it is not actually that pricey even when shopping and traveling around in Japan. For food Family mart is the best when it comes to prices.
And I really recommend watching CZcams tourist Guides they often have restaurants and other places that are not too crowded and not too pricey. Because it's not a tourist attraction.
Over all the whole trip is not much more than a normal vacation.
Its worth it - women
Lol japan is cheap for me since i live in hong kong where stuff is expensive i love japan too much tho
@Cloudiihoshii I agree. I live in WA state. Those prices she mentioned is very cheap to vs what we have to pay here. Our money is more as well though to compensate a little on the expensive location. I really do want to visit Japan soon. Plan to stay at least a month once do.
W…. What Japan did you go to? Everything was so cheap when I went this year, I was aghast I thought I was gonna go broke but I was chillin man
Everyone always talks about how cheap everything is. Food cheap, hotel rooms cheap, most of the souvenirs are cheaper then in the US.
Happy to hear this! I have a trip planned for this spring! Hopefully (for me) yen will still be so low 😅
One of my favorite ramens after a long day of travel was $3 at the train station. The service was quick and the people so nice. Did we also go to eat at the expensive restaurants, sure. But the $3 ramen was just right when we needed it. I love Japan! 🇯🇵❤
I spent more at the Texas state fair in one day then you in Japan for a whole week😭😭
HOW DO U HAVE THAT MUCH MOENY TO SPEND IN ONE DAY
@@anniesimpendingdoom I SPENT 500😭MY POOR DAD
I went to the fair in Baton Rouge today and of course it’s not huge or anything and we spend 15 dollars for tickets and 7 dollars for a cotton candy. That’s. 😂
Okay so not to bad, eating a meal in a restaurant here in Norway could be between 15-30 for one serving. And things are definitely a lot more boring here as well.
Norway definitely veryyyy expensive to travel
As a swede, Norway prices is almost the same as Sweden. So I guess the main thing expensive about a Japan trip would be the long flights.
One flight just single way from Sweden to Japan, is about 8000 kr or about 800€ which is about the same as US dollars.
So that times two, per person for a holiday, isn’t the cheapest place to travel too.
A nice sunny vacation to southern Europe would have flights literally 1/10 of the price.
@@IQzminus2Yes, I am a foreign exchange student living in Japan and I can confirm. Food is cheap (of course they also have expensive restaurants but you can get authentic japanese food for less than 1000 Yen or around 6,50 pP at many smaller restaurants), transportation is chrap if you use buses/night buses instead of the Shinkansen (high speed train) and accomondation is normal prized for western standards (30-60 per night). The flight in the main tourist seasons (spring and autum) can easily cost you 1200 Euro tho.
@@IQzminus2As a Finn I would love to go visit Japan despite having some serious flight anxiety.
Proplem is that the cheapest flights on Finnair currently go for 820 - 1000+€. That's literally a months rent just to go one way in the cheapest seats without buying any of the plane products. Taking into consideration that I live in a zero income household and currently don't have a job (just graduated), even the possibility of saving up enough for a one way flight feels like a fever dream. 😂
Ontop of that I keep constantly getting ads for temporarily Finnair flightprices. The first set of flights advertised (mainly to European countries) are listed as less than 100€ and it always gets my hopes up... only for the second set to flip on with most prices ranging around 700 - 1000€ including Japan. 🥲
With my predicted entry level pay it will take atleast a year or more to even save up for the flights alone.
It's such a pain to try get the money since inflation has gone crazy, the current right-wing government is significantly lowering our social security and employment security laws. In the future, an employer can fire a worker for simply a "propable cause", while the old law is much more protective and safer.
Between all of these events, having dreams becomes an impossibility. Finland is such an expensive place to try simply survive if you life in poverty.
Norway is like the top 10 most expensive countries while Japan is at 56th or something
So I went with my family to Japan for two weeks we came home last Sunday.
The only thing that was really expensive was the plane tickets, everything else was pretty okay!
Except when we ate wagyu beef for dinner two days in a row.😂
Except that Japan is really budget friendly if you are on a budget ❤️
It really depends where in Japan you are. If you plan out the right places to go, the only expensive part is the tickets ( which are so expensive.)
This sounds like a lot of places in the USA. Obviously, if you got to a place like New York or California, things are gonna be expensive, but you go to Virginia (where I’m from) things are gonna be much different, especially since prices vary where you are in VA as well
thank you for this! i’m going to japan in march and it will be my first time, im so excited!
Good luck!!🌞🌞🌞
What many people seem to forget is that it can be cheaper in Japan for you if you come from a country where the currency is stronger than the Japanese yen. Yes, living there is relatively affordable, but when you actually live there like I have for 7 years+, you realize that (lower) wages make what you consider super cheap price just normal price, but also make traveling outside Japan more expensive if you want to go to places like North America or Europe. 😅
And the temples are so peaceful, you can get a 100 yen bus in Kyoto th take you all around at the station. Not hop on hop off which they do have too.
Wayyyyyyy cheaper than Canada, wow. In Canada a meal out costs around $30 (~$22 usd) a person. I tried to look up the average price of spas but it kept showing hot tubs. So the closest thing I found was a spa resort at a hotel. Depending on what package you get it was: a) 2 hours / $300 ($219 usd), b) 3.5 hours / $465 ($339 usd), or c) 4.5 hours / $505 ($368 usd). Sometimes I get a massage and that’s about 1 hour / $200 ($146 usd). So yeah, pretty expensive. Not to mention, we spend $100-$200 cad every week on groceries.
I spend $150 USD on groceries every week. 😢 I would love to have prices as low as Japan where I live.
@@Acefirst same 😭😭
Me, my mom and female relatives are planning to go to japan in a few years! Im trying not to be excited too much but i keep seeing traveling to japan videos
I LOVE my country ❤
Japan has added technology to it's daily life which makes it more fun...
Wow she looks princess in kimono 👘
Thank u❤❤❤❤
This must be new because in 2017 I was staying in pretty nice air bnbs for about 30-60 aud per night
Yes. Prices have raised drastically since 6 years ago. Even basic housing prices all around the world has raised
you can still find cheap airbnb but they are the worst. mostly airbnb is now way more than a hotel
I went to the UK for my birthday… now I’m really wishing I had gone to Japan.
me dreaming to go to japan
Oh I remember commenting for Japan lol, Ty
Everyone is talking about Japan ....
But I really appreciate that how she slays her every look ...like she looks good in everything whether it's western or asian alll
I found that eating at some places like “Matsunoya” turned out cheaper or the same value as getting meals at convenience stores. However, the quality was better of course since the meals are freshly cooked.
The most expensive thing about going is deff the plane ticket and place to stay (and shinkansen).
Food is so cheap same with the subway. Legit could live off konbini and gyudon food which is like under or around 700 yen per item usually.
This… this is just normal prices….
I’m starting to really see how expensive Switzerland is ;-;
Cheaper than living in Australia 😢
Ikr
I went to Japan as my first overseas trip for 12 years and ITS SO WORTH IT. its super advanced, the food is super super good and reasonably priced, there is LOTS TO DO (that is free!!!) like temple visiting, feeding deer in nara (yeah u have to pay $2 for 10 deer crackers but its worth it), going to onsen towns, visiting denden town (for anime lovers!!), visiting harajuku if youre into fashion and makeup, and the transportation is pretty convenient. also a lot of people here (obv not EVERYONE) was really nice and willing to help when we got lost / needed directions
I'm jealous of you.
Uh I traveled to Japan and by far the most expensive part was the plane ticket
I stayed with 4 other friends (5 person group)
Hotels were $450 each FOR 2 WEEKS
Food was consistently >$8 per meal with some of the most filling a delicious meals I’ve ever had
(Just watch out for touristy souvenir places)
Free temples and just walking around are amazing as well! The temples and sites were some of the most beautiful things I’ve seen and that trip was >$2500 including plane ticket, food, way too many gifts to bring back, and hotels. Would go again
What is the name of this hotel and where is it located? That's insanely cheap! Rent here is more than 5x that here.
Plus you're right. Most expensive thing about Japan are the plane tickets. $2000 to $3000 usd round trip.
Went to japan for 12 days alone, my spending is about $2000 (including some kinda expensive genshin + bocchi merch i bought). Its not that bad rlly, compared to western countries especially. Also i didnt cut any budget for food.
I literally want to go to japan only to try the cheep ramen the fried rice and the convenience store experience
Stay in a capsule hostel, eat where locals eat, shop at thrift stores.
I stayed in Tokyo for 7 days and my total was just over 1k USD including shopping, transport, food and lodging.
I didn't include flight ticket because that's a given.
$490 American is $672 Canadian, so that would probably be the price of a hotel for a few days in Canada, (the hotels are on average $140-$280 a night, so it said around $430-$840 for 3 nights)
if you travel alone you can easy find clean hotels for around 40$.
@@multinightblue in Canada I don’t think there are hotels for $40… also I don’t believe you pay for how many people are in the room, only how many nights you stay. Also if there are hotels that cheap I’m gonna assume they’re in the middle of no where and are actually motels or something, I’m taking about big cities, like I’d assume she is. The worst hotel I stayed at had mold in some of the rooms and was torn down about a month later (we went back to the area and the hotel was gone), and it was still like $120 a night, but then again it was in Niagara city. I’m in Ontario so everything is way too expensive. (Sorry if I sound rude in this, I’m just confused cuz I’ve never seen an actual hotel [not a motel] for such a cheap price every night)
@@keith_is_tired2864 iam talking about himeji, kyoto, hiroshima. all my hotels there where 35-45 a night. mostly at the main station or 2 stations from the main station away. check hotels like livemax, flexxstay, mystay. i had a hotel in the middle of dotonbori osaka for 120 for 4 nights
@@keith_is_tired2864 There are locations in Japan you can easily just be spending $40 USD a night. But you will have 0 privacy and it's more like a family inn type of stay. Called Petit Hotel Kurumi to Milk. You can find legit hotels for only $60 a night in Japan as well.
I do wish stuff in the video were around the same prices here. Stuff here is insanely expensive to vs Japan prices. Hotels here are $150 to $400 USD a night. $150 is a cheap shitty location.
The meals there seem less expensive than here in Canada. Here eating out for 1 person could be between 17-25 dollars for a meal
ive gone to japan and if you arent begging for spa experiences or makeup its pretty cheap (especially compared to america)
I'm not sure if it's just me, but when my family and I went traveling to Japan, we stopped at a mall to buy some things. Going up and down the escalators, I was able to see some clothing brands. And compared to the clothes that are sold in malls in the states, their clothes looked like they were made with high quality
I find it funny how this is still way cheaper than in my home country
Please tell us from where you rented kimono 🙏🏾
Sooo cuteee 💗💗💗
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In most states, thats grocery money, gas money and MAYBE bill money.😅
i think when I went to japan i spent about 2500(cad) total? this was for around 2 weeks, theres tons of stuff to do in japan a lot of which can be free or relatively cheap. Of course if you wanna live it up a little itll be tons more expensive and if you do less shopping than my friends and I did (we shopped a lot of clothes) then you can also find ways to spend less.
I gotta go there.
I want to visit japan/korea so badly on day
The price is still crazy I live a cheap life style so I just spend $10-20 a day on food
Nah you can get udon or a ramen around 500¥ and they dont even expect you to buy a beverage (free water and/or tea on all tables) so rating out can be cheaper than cooking at home!
People here saying this is expensive seem wild to me. Like just living is just as expensive as everywhere else on the world. I live in Germany and here it is even more expensive if you do the same activities.
As someone who just went to Japan last week, it should be the opposite of expensive due to their currency rate. Eg one big bowl of ramen cost $7 USD in Japan but in my place 1 bowl of ramen is $10 to $15 USD or so.
I think Japan is relatively cheap compared to the US. I have currently been on vacation in Japan for 30 days now and this is my second trip this year. I used great sites to find budget hotels that are still very nice. I haven’t paid more than $40 for a hotel room at night. Food is very cheap compared to the US and also healthy. The only thing that’s expensive is a jr rail pass and the flight over here.
to be honest, everything is cheap compared to the US ^^
I am going in November!! Wish me luck
Where do you sleep and for how much?
WHY ARE THERE SO MANY DIFFERENT STYLISH OUTFITS IN THAT STORE OMG
As a single male who has been saving for a while now having 7k I see this as an absolute dub for a vacation.
Just came back from a 2week, this is more than enough as long as you book hotels in advance. Paid for 2 nights in Akihabara for the same price that I did all other 12 nights because I didn’t book in advance and no cheaper options were available.
@@BreakingClouds- thanks. I will definitely look into it and probably travel to Japan for a vacation.
Tokyo is so much cheaper than even my small town in the USA.
Took me a week for the jetlag to stop.
the real pricey thing are the plane tickets
I live in Japan and all I do is eat and watch tv 😂for free
"how expensive is a week in Japan? "
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I dunno, I had no issue with money management
I want to go SOOOO bad but every time I ask my dad he just starts talking about how ‘Japan is a racist country’ so I don’t think I’ll be going anytime soon :(
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As a rather poor swiss person
I
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I mean you didn't mention the accomodation which is expensive and traveling from Botswana 🇧🇼 to Japan 🇯🇵 makes it more expensive
My priority is straight i want the ✨PEN✨
Cool 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Guys Japan is acc generally pretty cheap :)
I think I need to sell my kidney for it.
Those who complain about the prices in Japan have never been to Europe it seems
If me and my mom would go there what we will pay is probably like 900$
That's expensive i must say
Jollibee cost 3 dollars
Karinderya cost 3 dollars
Ukay-ukay cost 2 dollars
Rent cost 100 dollars
Commute cost Less than a dollar per ride
Philippines
Well this is way cheaper than my country
That's actually really cheap in my country, it's only $4.46.
Well u can also save a lot of money eating at gas stations or whatever there called here in America to. And personally if I went on a vacation to there I would not be eating there
Fountain soda is the same price and a glass of ASAHI BEER
I'm sorry but like , Japan is really really cheap for me. When I went food were about the same in the video but if you don't rent stuff it is very cheap. The items to buy are on a medium price range. The only thing expensive is the plane ticket 😭😭
Well I went there for 2 weeks about 4 years ago and I spent over $7k ... and I did NO SHOPPING AT ALL.
"$" goes in front of numerals.
Australia is just as expensive lol
Japan wasn’t that expensive. I was pleasantly surprised how inexpensive food was
Can some one tell me what ちゅう and ふみきり means?
Wow in Swiss it’s nothing😂😂
Im sorry the restaurants are HOW MUCH??
WE GOTTA PAY LIKE
AT LEAST $30 TO EAT OUT WHERE I LIVE
Idk about you but what kind of transportation are you taking lol
Significantly cheaper than canada
it’s mainly the plane ticket that’s the problem
I was in Japan for nine days
I made it pretty well with only 400$
Expensive? That's cheap! Wish it was those prices here. :(
500$ for a week? i was told in one of the fb pages that i follow that shares tips and hacks in japan that i need atleast 10k philippine pesos or around 200usd per day.
A buck is 150yen now. It’s fuckn cheap.
Do tourist shit and you’ll pay gaijin price
The konbini is a lie no one should believe. If you want bento boxes, melon pan, and beverages you should go to a spuermarket. Its exactly the same thing and more for a fraction of the price that you found in the konbini.
That is still so expensive
So is it fair to say you get better quality clothing for much less $$ than in America? Only confused b/c intro said Japan is known to be expensive.
That’s less than 50K INR
Long story short,you need too be wealthy
More expensive in Sweden
Japan isn’t expensive. Travelling there is. My girlfriend and I came back under budget
あなたたち外人は幸運です、あなたは税金を払う必要はありません｡｡｡
"how expensive is to live in japan?"
Then you proceed to calculate.... to rent a kimono? Make up? Spa???? What the...
At first it will all depend on your life standards 🤷
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IF you are a man... YOU pay for Transport. Bed, food.
since when was japan expensive?? 😭
Bruh it aint cheap but for dollars or any money around the world
I will save up and I’m going to sanrio world and Disney world/land (they have it right) and Litetraly every world