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    All-You-Can Japan: Getting the Most Bang For Your Yen
    All-You-Can Japan: Getting the Most Bang For Your Yen
    All-You-Can Japan: Getting the Most Bang For Your Yen
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    All-You-Can Japan: Getting the Most Bang For Your Yen

    By Josh Shulman

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    Have you always dreamed of traveling to Japan but were afraid it would be too expensive and too intimidating?

    You’re right, Japan could be quite expensive. But despite your concerns, it is such a magnificent place that you will not have lived until you’ve seen it for yourself. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime journey. (Warning: You may get hooked!) Let a veteran who has lived, worked, and traveled in Japan for over a decade combined show you the way.

    Don’t go to Japan and let your investment go to waste.

    You’re making a hefty financial investment by choosing to go to Japan. Why let your money go to waste on $100 sushi meals and $500 hot-spring excursion packages, when I could show you how to find cheap sushi that is to die for, and how to relax in the country’s best hot-springs for a fraction of that price?

    “All-You-Can Japan” does just that - it maximizes the return on your investment in experiencing the enigmatic Land of the Rising Sun. My book does not list the cheapest travel options. It provides you with the smart choices. It allows you to achieve the complete Japanese experience within your set budget, and when you go to Japan it even saves you hundreds of dollars that otherwise would go down the drain.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJosh Shulman
    Release dateJan 21, 2011
    ISBN9781458017154
    All-You-Can Japan: Getting the Most Bang For Your Yen
    Author

    Josh Shulman

    Born in Tokyo. Lived, worked, and traveled in Japan for over a decade combined.

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      All-You-Can Japan - Josh Shulman

      All-You-Can Japan

      Getting the Most Bang For Your Yen

      Josh Shulman

      2015 Smashwords Edition

      (This book is available in print at most online retailers)

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

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      What Others are Saying about All-You-Can Japan

      This book has literally saved me hundreds of Euros. I am a mature backpacker around the world. I have always wanted to visit Japan, but every estimation was well over my budget. After reading this, and re-reading some chapters during the trip I made some smart decisions all the while eating healthy and sleeping comfy. This book is not a replacement for the free and abundant travel websites out there, it is a compliment. It fills an important niche which you would have to discover for yourself otherwise. Going to Japan on budget? Buy it. My only problem is that I had an electronic version, and I was out of batteries at some times I wanted to reference it. - Amazon.com Customer

      … With a lot of background material from books, maps and the web, we felt pretty sure we had most bases covered, but still felt that we needed to speak to someone with a personal touch. That is where Josh Shulman’s book came in. In retrospect, one of the smarter things we did was to take All You Can Japan literally. There are plenty of sources of information, but personal experience makes all the difference…Things not to miss outlined in Mr. Shulman’s book pointed us in the right direction, and we knew what to look for... - Daphna & Michael

      Table of Contents

      Chapter 1: Congratulations!

      The March 2011 Earthquake

      When to Go, What to Do, and How to Do It Cheaply

      Chapter 2: Flights & Transportation

      Flights

      Transportation within Japan

      To & From Tokyo Airports

      Intercity Transportation

      Intra-city Transportation

      Biking & Walking

      Chapter 3: Accommodation

      Great Value: Business Hotels & Services Apartments

      Further Accommodation Tips

      Chapter 4: Food

      Eating Out

      Eating In

      Thirst Quenching

      Chapter 5: Shopping

      Chapter 6: Having (More) Fun – For Less Money

      Chapter 7: Top 10 Do’s and Don’ts

      Chapter 8: Tokyo Olympics 2020

      Orientation

      Getting In & Around

      Where to Stay

      Chapter 9: Let’s Go!

      Chapter 1: Congratulations!

      Whereas traveling to certain parts of Europe, North America, or even Southeast Asia could prove to be relatively straightforward, Japan remains an enigma for most visitors. If you wish to navigate its endless stream of stunning attractions, unique language and social etiquette, and widely ranging luxury levels and prices, you’ll want me there with you– whether physically as your tour guide or in spirit through this book.

      Whichever it is, you’re in luck. The traveling secrets that this book holds will save you hundreds of dollars on your next trip to Japan!

      What you have in front of you now is NOT a travel guide to Japan. This is your game plan to a sensible, economical trip, written with the sole purpose of showing you how to get the most bang for your Yen in Japan. In other words, my hope is for you to experience all the fascinating intricacies of Japan without falling into tourist traps and without breaking your wallet. I will be providing some specifics, but if you want lists and locations of hotels or Japanese gardens, there are other generic travel guides you could turn to

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