Thursday 7 February 2013

Read your blog about Japan before heading over for a trip


There are a number of individuals who have an insatiable urge to travel. For them, seeing the world and meeting new people is what helps them to gain a much deeper understanding about life.However, before one ventures to a new place it is always better to have some sort of idea about the country or region. Knowledge gained beforehand prepares one for any sudden situations which ideally should not occur, but may just arise.

For example, it is very important to know what the culture of a new place is like. It is only when this is kept in mind that tourists will know what they should or should not do while traveling to a new place.
People can avoid what may be considered improper in a new country, only if they are aware about it.Similarly, having a good idea about the tourist hot spots or shopping destinations beforehand helps individuals to zero in on the best places. When they get the best deals in terms of hotels, restaurants and shopping the trip turns out to be totally worthwhile. Similarly, if they embark upon a journey which is spiritual in nature, then they must have a fair idea about the best shrines or holy places to visit.

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Japan is a beautiful and captivating country.However, when one thinks about visiting Japan the first question to cross their mind will be-the language. People might be a little apprehensive about visiting the place because of a difference in language. But one should not worry because fortunately, in Japan a huge percentage of the population speaks English.

Visiting Japan throughout the year is perfect as they have pleasant winters with snowfall in some parts, hot and humid weather, rainy season, typhoon season along with clear and dry weather conditions.Similarly, there are some do’s and don’ts that should be followed when in Japan.

  1. One must never enter a Japanese home with their shoes on as it is considered impolite.
  2. Eating and drinking in public is not appreciated so don’t do so while traveling.
  3. Bowing is the customary greeting in Japan.However, if it is a business meeting a handshake will do as well.
The people of Japan are very punctual so if they say to meet at 10 AM sharp make sure you do so.


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These are just few of the Japanese customs to observe, if you’re wondering about what to wear while in Japan-fear not for the people of Japan are very stylish and trendy. They might hold onto their cultural roots but have a Westernized approach to fashion as well.

These along with more important and interesting details are what is contained in a blog about Japan. It becomes very important for tourists to have such information and when they get it from other tourists who have already been to Japan they are all the more reassured.

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