日本を、もっと身近に。
Free tools to plan a Japan trip that actually fits you.
A trip planner, a budget calculator, and a Japanese phrase generator — no signup, no app, no cost. Built for first-time visitors who want less guesswork.
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Trip Planner
Tell it your days, regions, and interests — get a realistic day-by-day itinerary.
Open tool →予算Budget Calculator
See Budget, Standard, and Luxury cost estimates for your trip length and group size.
Open tool →会話Phrase Generator
Describe what you need in plain English — get the Japanese phrase that actually fits.
Open tool →食事Restaurant Helper
Know what you're ordering, and show staff clear cards for allergies and dietary needs.
Open tool →Travel guides
See all guides →How to Use Trains in Tokyo: A Beginner's Guide
Tokyo's train system looks intimidating on a map but is genuinely easy once you know the right IC card, a route app, and what the color-coded lines mean.
Tokyo · Attractions3 Days in Tokyo: A First-Timer's Itinerary
A realistic 3-day Tokyo itinerary for first-time visitors, grouped by area so you're not crossing the city back and forth.
Kyoto · AttractionsKyoto Temples Guide: Which Ones Are Worth Your Time
Kyoto has over a thousand temples and shrines. Here's how to pick a handful that are actually worth your limited time, grouped by what makes each one distinct.
Culture & etiquette
See all guides →Bowing in Japan: A Practical Guide for Visitors
You don't need to master the etiquette — a small nod goes a long way. Here's what actually matters.
Taking Off Your Shoes: Where and When It's Expected
Getting this wrong is one of the most common first-time-visitor mistakes. Here's how to spot the rule before you break it.
Onsen (Hot Spring) Etiquette for First-Timers
Public bathing has clear, learnable rules. Follow them and you'll fit right in.
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