Three-day trip to Japan by railIt is your guide for visiting Japanese railway attractions.
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- Main article:Japan Railway Travel
Japan has a fast, punctual and extensive rail system, which is the best choice for tourists to travel in Japan, especially when taxi fares are generally high. Over 27,000 kilometers of railway lines cover most of the land, and the Shinkansen, a high-speed train opened in 1964, connects major cities in Japan. However, the Japanese railway system is different from other countries, which may confuse tourists. Since most of the time there is no clear separation between urban subways and other railways, the railways introduced in this article are all public transportation systems that transport passengers on fixed tracks, which are composed of subways, ordinary trams, and Shinkansen.
You can choose the activities that sound interesting and change them in any order, including mixing and changing the morning/afternoon/evening parts from three different itineraries to satisfy your joy.
Prepare
It is also very simple to prepare what you need for a Japanese rail trip.
- You need the right amount of daily necessities and money.
- During your rail journey, it is important to photograph different trains. You can choose to bring a camera (if money permits) with you to record the "trace" of the trains.
- When roaming your unique railway travel, buying a ticket is very expensive; when you buy an IC card, you can save a lot of money. The author recommends readers to buyICOCA, Because the first day of the itinerary will be onOsakaSet off.