• 1. Visit Japan web is a web service that can be used for immigration procedures (immigration clearance, customs declaration).
• 2. It can be used not only by those entering the country from overseas but also by those returning to Japan. By registering the information necessary for immigration procedures in advance and presenting the 2D code at the time of immigration procedures, you can go through the immigration procedures smoothly. Foreigners can also use it for tax-free purchases during their stay in Japan.
• The new URL is https://services.digital.go.jp/en/visit-japan-web/.

• 1. Cash is essential.
• 2. Credit cards and QR code payments are available, but the adoption rate is around 60%.

• 1. Use public transportation in major cities like Tokyo and Osaka.
• 2. Options include streetcars, subways, monorails, buses, and taxis.
• 3. Rental cars are available. Note that the steering wheel is on the right side.
• 4. Buying a Suica card is convenient for train travel.
• 5. Transfer information:
  • (1) Japan Transit Planner
  • (2) Yahoo Transit
  • (3) Tokyo Transport PDF Map
  • (4) Tokyo Transport Web Map

By purchasing a transportation card, you won't need to buy tickets every time you use public transportation.

• 1. Suica and PASMO cards are no longer available for purchase as of June 2023. They are accessible for those who have Japanese credit cards through app downloads.
• 2. Overseas travelers should purchase Welcome Suica or PASMO PASSPORT from the airport.
• 3. Both Welcome Suica and PASMO PASSPORT cards are valid for 28 days. You can load up to ¥20,000 and use them for trains, subways, and buses.
• 4. If there's remaining balance on your card upon departure, use it for shopping at the airport.
• 5. For more information:
• (1) Welcome Suica: https://www.jreast.co.jp/multi/en/welcomesuica/
• (2) PASMO PASSPORT: https://www.pasmo.co.jp/visitors/en/

• 1. All toilets are free to use.
• 2. Before using convenience store toilets, ask the store staff for permission.
• 3. Toilet paper is provided in the toilets.
• 4. To maintain hygiene, be sure to flush after use.

• 1. Individuals under 20 years old are prohibited from purchasing and using cigarettes and alcohol; it's a legal violation.
• 2. Smoking is prohibited on the streets in Tokyo. Smoking is only allowed in designated areas.
• 3. After smoking, be sure to dispose of cigarette butts in portable ashtrays. Portable ashtrays can be purchased at convenience stores.
• 4. Drink responsibly and do not drink and drive.

• 1. Be sure to separate and dispose of garbage properly.
• 2. Resource waste: PET bottles, cans, glass bottles.
• 3. Burnable waste: General household waste, paper, and clothing.
• 4. Non-burnable waste: Metals, glass, ceramics, and shoes.
• 5. Bulky waste: Items with a side length of 30 cm or more, such as suitcases, are subject to a fee. Please contact the host.
• 6. Do not place PET bottles in burnable waste.

• 1. The voltage in Japanese households is 110V.
• 2. The type of electrical outlet in Japan is Type A, with a maximum current of 15A.
• 3. Please purchase and bring an overseas conversion plug in advance.
• 4. You can also purchase smartphone chargers at convenience stores.