Never went to Japan. I went to China and it was f**king awesome. And the food was amazing, even at non-tourist locations. Japanese food sounds disgusting as hell

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You could kill all the weaboos

Was gonna suggest things but then I saw the date.

Every time you visit a new location repeat the phrase "man, this place is the bomb!"

1. Learn some basic Japanese phrases and how to read some signs for directions etc. Their train system is excellent for foreigners as it is colour coded. If you're staying in hotels then the front desk will provide any information or maps you may need so talk with them often. 2. Japanese culture dictates many simply won't talk in English to you as they don't want to be embarrassed at pronouncing things wrong, even though most speak English fairly well. Again learn some basic phrases, they're very big on please and thank you's. 3. Go to Akihabara, the electonics district. You will not be disappointed. 4. Go to Arcades and usually go to the back or top floor as most competitive games are in those locations. 5. Eat Teppanyaki & Tempura as it's a ton of fun on a night out too. 6. Ginza, the shopping district is a lot of fun, visit during day and night as it's quite a different place then. 7. Kiyomizu-dera Temple is where you can gain some special wishes from drinking the water and the temple is built around a waterfall. Too cool and a great walk around to get to the drinking part. In fact visit many temples as it's fantastic seeing/being part of the tea ceremonies and just insane detail to their gardens and temples. Special mention to Kotoku-in Temple for the Great Buddha statue. 8. If you're not shy then visit any "onsen" public bathing, usually these are natural hot springs that you soak in and strangers all get naked. It's actually very much a part of their culture so you'd do well to participate. 9. Buy just about anything from a vending machine, their hot chocolate in a can is actually decent. 10. Bullet train, enough said and you get lunch and drinks. I put my water glass on the window frame and it never looked like shaking or spilling at high speeds. Insane. 11. Sony HQ, always something cool on display in the lobby. 12. If you country customs / airline carrier allow it check out Japanese steel shops for swords, knives etc. Just brilliant works of art. 13. Sumo tournament, get there. 14. Eat at a Sushi train place, eat Ramen noodles and eat quickly there is a queue behind you for on street eateries. 15. Take a lot of money, Japan isn't cheap. Bonus 16. If you hike then visit Mt. Fuji.

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Unless you are fluent in Japanese try to stay near city centers, the further you stray from the cities the more xenophobic people will be. They won't be mean to you but you can tell that most people that don't have experience with foreigners are VERY uncomfortable with people that aren't from their country. Luckily you will be somewhat feared, white people are often seen as intimidating in my experience. Also, ignore anyone telling you to try to sleep with Japanese girls, the Japanese people prefer elegance over ruggedness. They will take a good looking skinny man over someone who looks toughs and scary.

Spend some time to visit the Akihabara district. You definitely won't regret it.

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So jealous of you right...I'd love to visit Japan. Anyways [url=http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3003.html]Akihabara[/url] is a geeky paradise.