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Tokyo, Japan
Guide Ngày cuối: bus 6/3 về Tokyo (ngủ trên bus): Boarding date March 06, 2023
(Monday) Boarding point Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit: "E2" bus stop 23:10
(http://www.amy-go.com/map/kyoto_1605.html) Get off at Busta Shinjuku 3F 07:39
—— [Reservation details] Reservation number: 3000005 Applicant: Mr. Nguyen
Hung (male) Password: "10653172" *We do not issue tickets. On the day of
boarding, please bring the receipt confirmation email. (Email screen or one with
the reservation number)
- Imperial Palace (皇居)
- Meiji Jingu Shrine (明治神宮)
- Mt Fuji, Hakone, Lake Ashi Cruise and Bullet Train Day Trip from Tokyo
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Osaka, Japan
https://goo.gl/maps/uFhB3ed2WGbL88rD9 5-chōme-7-5 Yawata, Ichikawa, Chiba
272-0021, Japan Osaka to Kyoto train: https://goo.gl/maps/ABj9RFDpKZp1YtvWA 9PM
vẫn còn bus nhưng consider đi khoảng 8g tối beware high priced restaurants in
Namba
- Osaka Castle (大阪城)
- Maruhan (マルハン 新世界店)
- 麺家大阪みどう店
- @ほぉ〜むカフェ 大阪本店
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Kyoto, Japan
How to visit a shrine Behave calmly and respectfully. Traditionally, you are not
supposed to visit a shrine if you are sick, have an open wound or are mourning
because these are considered causes of impurity. Along the shrine approach,
avoid walking in the middle of the road, but keep to the sides instead, as the
middle is meant for the deities to pass. At the purification fountain near the
shrine's entrance, take one of the ladles provided, fill it with fresh water and
rinse your left and right hands. Then transfer some water into your cupped hand,
rinse your mouth and spit the water beside the fountain. You are not supposed to
transfer the water directly from the ladle into your mouth or swallow the water.
Do not return any water from the ladle into the fountain, but dispose of it next
to the fountain. It is advisable to have a handkerchief to dry your hands
afterwards. You will notice that quite a few visitors skip the mouth rinsing
part or the purification ritual altogether. At the offering hall, throw a coin
into the offering box, bow twice, clap your hands twice, pray for a few seconds,
and bow once more. If there is some type of bell or gong, use it before the
entire procedure. Photography is usually permitted at shrines, except inside the
buildings. Look out for signs or ask the shrine staff when in doubt
- Fushimi Inari Taisha (伏見稲荷大社)
- Kyoto Tower (京都タワー)
- Yasaka Shrine (八坂神社)
- Ume-koji Park (梅小路公園)
- Kinkaku-ji Temple (鹿苑寺 (金閣寺))
- Togetsu-kyo Bridge (渡月橋)
- Niomon Gate (仁王門)
- Kyoto Gyoen (京都御苑)
- Golden Pavilion (金閣舎利殿)
- Nijo-jo Castle (二条城)
- To-ji (東寺 (教王護国寺))
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Tokyo, Japan
https://wise.com/us/blog/atms-in-japan * If your card was issued in Japan**: You
can take out money for free twice a month — as long as the total amount is
30,000 JPY and under. But after that, we’ll charge you 70 JPY per transaction.
This is a fixed fee. If you take out over 30,000 JPY in one month, we’ll charge
you 1.75% on top of that.