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Be it a honeymoon, a family getaway, or a solo escape, our budget trips to Japan have got you covered. Delight in Japan’s famed cherry blossoms, travel to the renowned cultural attractions in Osaka, or delve into the history of Hiroshima to find out how it rose from the ravages of war to become a city of peace.
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- The Dragon Trip
May 8, 2024 · Epic 13-Day Japan Budget Tour: Odyssey Across the Land of the Rising Sun, a 13 days tour from Tokyo to Kamakura, Hakone and 5 destinations. Best Selection - Best Price - Trusted Payments.
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- The Dragon Trip
- A Guide to Daily Costs in Japan
- Consider Staying in A Business Hotel
- Book Direct at A Guesthouse Or Hostel
- Sleep in A Capsule Hotel in The Cities
- Go Camping in The Summer Months
- Swap A Night in A Hotel For An Overnight Bus Ride
- The Japan Rail Pass Is A Great Travel Bargain
- Ride Local Trains For Less with The Seishun 18 Ticket
- Consider Renting A Car to Go Beyond The Cities
- Take Domestic Flights with Low-Cost Airlines
Capsule hotel room:¥4,000 (US$30)Basic room for two:¥8,000 (US$60)Self-catering apartment:(including Airbnb) ¥6,000 (US$45)Coffee: ¥400 (US$3.50)These economical (and, to be honest, rather utilitarian) hotels offer the best prices for private rooms with en suite facilities. It’s possible to find double rooms for as low as ¥8,000 (and single rooms for as low as ¥6,000), though these will be a little more expensive in cities like Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka. Look for places that include a free bre...
Japan has fantastic guesthouses and hostels all over; not only are they generally clean and well-maintained, but friendly English-speaking staff are usually on hand to offer near concierge-level service. A double or single room is comparable to a business hotel (but usually has shared facilities); dorm beds cost around ¥3,000. Some places do charge...
Capsule hotels, which offer small rooms with enough space for just a bed, provide a budget-friendly place to spend the night. A capsule berth costs slightly more than a dorm bed in a hostel (¥4,000 per night), but you get more privacy. You probably wouldn’t want to stay every night in a capsule, but they’re good for saving money in cities where hot...
If you really want to do Japan on the cheap, you can rely on its network of well-maintained campsites in rural or resort areas; prices range from ¥500 to ¥1,000 per person or tent. Note that many sites are only open in the summer.
Long-distance buses, like those operated by Willer Express, are the cheapest way to get around, and longer routes have night buses, which saves a night on accommodation. There are also bus passes, which can make this an even cheaper option.
Like the famous Eurail Pass, the JR Pass is one of the world’s great travel bargainsand is the best way to see a lot of Japan on a budget. It allows unlimited travel on Japan’s brilliant nationwide rail system, including the lightning-fast shinkansen (bullet train). There are also more regionally specific train passes that are cheaper, so examine y...
The Seishun 18 is another great deal, but with very specific conditions: for ¥12,050, you get five one-day tickets good for travel on any regular Japan Railways train (meaning not the shinkansen or any high-speed limited express trains) during a limited period of a few weeks. The Seishun 18 Ticketis only available at certain times during the year –...
Highway tolls and petrol in Japan are expensive; however, renting a car can be economical if you’re traveling as a group or family, or are plotting an itinerarythat takes you away from major rail hubs.
Japan has several budget carriers, like Peach, Jetstar and Air Do, that offer bus-like pricing on some routes – just be sure to factor in the time – and cost – of going to/from the airport.
Sightseeing. Historical. Visit Mt. Fuji, the spiritual symbol of Japan, with flexible date change service. Indulge your taste buds with authentic sushi and sake. Dive into Ginza, Shinjuku and Kabukicho to feel Tokyo’s fashion and buzz. From. US$2,259. Price per day. $452. Download Brochure. View tour. Quick Japan Explorer 5D/4N.
Explore the beauty of Japan with our incredible Japan Budget Package Tours. Our budget-friendly tours in Japan are designed to give you an adventure-packed but affordable journey. Travel to some of the country’s best sites and landmarks – from Tokyo’s skyscrapers to Nara’s sacred shrines.
