first time ever in JAPAN | shopping, eating and matchaaa (TOKYO & OSAKA)

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From the guide “Japan First Time Travel Tips: Avoid Arrival, Transport and Booking Mistakes”: A smooth first trip to Japan starts with a few checks before you leave: confirm your visa and medicine requirements, prepare for customs, and plan how you will pay for everyday purchases.
The guide goes on: “1. Before You Fly: Check Visa and Entry Rules”. Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs lists 74 countries and regions whose nationals may visit Japan without a visa for a short stay.
From the guide “Japan Shopping Guide: Stores, Ginza and Planning Your Purchases”: Shopping in Japan can mean browsing a department store, visiting a shop near a major station or looking for a particular item in an independently run antique shop.
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