PLEASE HELP WITH ITINERARY Going to Japan in 3 weeks for 8 days
#42
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Actually, I got the one person rate wrong. Here's the deal from their website.
Half Twinfrom ¥18,000 to 30,000 per person including "Dinner" and "Breakfast".
Single Use from ¥25,000 to 35,000
( If you don't have dinner or breakfast, please let us know in advance. )
(All rates are per person per night and subject to 5 % tax.)
We can accept credit cards, and money exchange at front desk is available.
Half Twinfrom ¥18,000 to 30,000 per person including "Dinner" and "Breakfast".
Single Use from ¥25,000 to 35,000
( If you don't have dinner or breakfast, please let us know in advance. )
(All rates are per person per night and subject to 5 % tax.)
We can accept credit cards, and money exchange at front desk is available.
#44

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hellerls
A Japan Rail Pass cost over 28000 yen or maybe $250 US. If you will just be in the Tokyo area, you don't need it. Basically people who are traveling around, such as to Kyoto and back will benefit. I have made two trips to Japan so far - one to Tokyo and one to Kyoto. I did not need the pass although in Kyoto I did buy a one day Japan West Pass for my trip to Himeji.
A Japan Rail Pass cost over 28000 yen or maybe $250 US. If you will just be in the Tokyo area, you don't need it. Basically people who are traveling around, such as to Kyoto and back will benefit. I have made two trips to Japan so far - one to Tokyo and one to Kyoto. I did not need the pass although in Kyoto I did buy a one day Japan West Pass for my trip to Himeji.
#45
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No, you don't need a JR pass to stay in Tokyo.
I think there are however various one day and multiday cards you can get for travel around Tokyo. I have never gotten them as there are so many diff. subway lines and they are all run by diff. companies. For me it is just easier to pay as I go around Tokyo.
I think there are however various one day and multiday cards you can get for travel around Tokyo. I have never gotten them as there are so many diff. subway lines and they are all run by diff. companies. For me it is just easier to pay as I go around Tokyo.
#46
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For a description of all of the pne day and special passes for Tokyo, see:
http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2017.html
http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2017.html
#48
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DIANAS,
Just to make sure you understand what I was saying -- it seemed to me that you thought your night's stay at Yoshi-Ima would be 18000 yen. Since you said that "we" are planning a last minute trip..., I assumed that there would be two of you in which case your stay at Yoshi-Ima would be 36000 yen (18000 yen each) rather than 18000 yen. I said that I didn't want you to be surprised that it was double what you thought, assuming you thought that the one night would be 18000 yen total.
Am I making sense?
Judy
Just to make sure you understand what I was saying -- it seemed to me that you thought your night's stay at Yoshi-Ima would be 18000 yen. Since you said that "we" are planning a last minute trip..., I assumed that there would be two of you in which case your stay at Yoshi-Ima would be 36000 yen (18000 yen each) rather than 18000 yen. I said that I didn't want you to be surprised that it was double what you thought, assuming you thought that the one night would be 18000 yen total.
Am I making sense?
Judy




