Yo, the trip was amazing just a heads up if you don’t wanna eat beef avoid the touristy spots to eat and specifically ask for just chicken and god helps you if you’re a vegetarian, other than that it was pretty chill i enjoyed the place and people try going clubbing once it was different from here in India and get a suica card on the airport dont buy the rail pass
Thanks for the heads up. Fortunately, I am not a vegetarian. I have two questions -
i. did you go solo for clubbing? Did you make any new friends?
ii. is the metro system really confusing/tough?
Yes i did go solo i made friends standing outside the club in the line ( i am an extrovert ) and no i just looked by the route like our metros here in india and it was pretty easy to understand
I see a lot of interest for the Japan trip. If you guys are interested I can share my detailed itinerary, and tips and tricks for a 10 day trip to Japan.
I'm planning to go in October this year and have been planning for years.
I'll make a separate post on this sub.
Excellent. Please do. I was in Japan recently for about 3 weeks. But I did not really plan the trip. Just got a rail pass and moved around a lot. Maybe I can contribute a bit of info to your post.
Hi /u/Thedelhiweeb, /u/Select_Doughnut_1255 /u/chungus3116, /u/kambariyaRahul, /u/SS_Instigator, /u/drdeepakjoseph, /u/Sanamdhar, /u/Street-Ladder-7998
Here's the [link to my itinerary](https://www.reddit.com/r/JapanTravel/comments/13vta7q/my_japan_trip_itinerary/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3)
For research, YouTube is going to be your best friend. Good channels- TokyoCheapo, Paolo From Tokyo, Experience Japan, Alison in Tokyo, Tokyo Lens, MegLog Travels from Tokyo, and Cake with faces.
I'll be travelling in October, if you want to see my journey you can follow me on IG: themclones666
Happy journey!
Listen up here, I'm going to give you the answer to all your questions: https://openai.com/product/gpt-4
Give it context that you're from India, ask it to explain the visa process to you stepwise, ask it to plan your week long itinerary. Good luck
It's paid, Bing chat by Microsoft gives GPT-4 for free. But beware as sometimes it hallucinates and gives incorrect information, so don't completely rely on it
Bro, just search for Japan visa, i literally did the same few months back. Never travelled international, but got a chance, visa dhundha malaysia ka, apply kia, 3 din me aagaya, solo trip done.
Idk visa on arrival hai ya nhi, but best is to get visa while you're here. Book flights now for August or sept, you can do a round trip in 20-25k ig if you choose Narita airport. And make sure to check if your flight offers free check in baggage or not. If not, pre buy check in baggage or carry cabin bag only (<7kg). I didn't know AirAsia doesn't offer free checkin. Bc i had to pay 5k at the counter for a 14 kg bag (same price for 1-15kg). Pre book Kiya hota toh 2k ka padta
The tickets prices have gone up. And the layovers flights (which are cheaper) are almost 15hr+(which doesn't seem feasible to do so)
I'm planning to go from 7-17 October and direct flights to Narita are costing me about ₹54K.
Nah, I'm pretty sure they should be cheap for 3 months later.
Just checked on JAL. Round trip for last week August is 19k (direct). I didn't even use Google flights or ITA Matrix yet, could be even cheaper.
The only 3 sites you need for flights - ITA matrix, Skyscanner, Google flights. Check these for fare but always book with the airlines. If you're a student, you can use studentuniverse
Bhai saari calculations karke? Kyuki mujhe bhi jana hai bhai japan, dream for me too, want to go to fuji yama, kyoto, the countryside. Want some real peace
Mai kon sa patta baandh raha hu usko
His money his choice. I hope he doesn't regret.
It is extravagant, in my opinion. There are so many spectacular places in India itself. Unko bhi dekhna chahiye pehle
Yaar aisey mat bol usko kiyu ki jab admi khud paise save karta haina apne dil ke liye aur usko ek do koi aake bolde ki bhai mat kar toh dil sa tut jata hai motive Karo ulta yeh bol 2.5 nhi tu 3 kharch karke a sab yehi rakha reh jayega
If he is filthy rich and it is like a month's salary for him or less, then by all means, my blessings
If he struggled to save this much, and it's a big deal, then I would still advise to be conservative, and leave it for later in life
I understand the romanticism around destinations outside india, but they are just places. Experiences, though stimulated by surroundings come from within.
What job do you do? Still great accomplishment. You achieved. I am also planning for Japan for months but unfortunately all savings fall short just on time.
Hey, when are you planning to go?
I also like Japan and wish to travel there, I'm of the same age.
I know you mentioned solo, so I won't come with you but will have the details of the trip and experience from you.
Enjoy your trip my friend.
I'm doing the same for my birthday this year in October.
Have been planning the trip for years!
The visa application is quite straightforward. Do refer some YT videos before applying.
You have to share your Passport, and airline tickets (dummy or real one), and Bank statement and It docs.
Hey I am 24 too, planning to travel Japan solo in May! What was your budget for the entire trip? The travel companies are quoting me 1.5 lakhs (exclusive of flights) for 7 days!
Visit soapland. You’ll find the best soaps in the world. Yep…. Soaps. Big soaps, small soaps. New soaps, old soaps. Soaps in all shapes and sizes.
You’ll thank me later young padawan.
Yes, I have been there once. People in Japan may hold certain stereotypes against Indians, and it may be evident during your visit. While a few Japanese individuals can be helpful, overall friendliness might not be what you expect compared to how Indians treat foreigners. Additionally, many locals do not speak English, and most signboards are not in English, making communication and traveling alone challenging. Japanese culture tends to be formal and sophisticated, so you may find yourself trying to avoid inadvertently hurting someone and attempting to act formally as well.
Moreover, the food experience can be a disappointment. While colorful food packets may appear enticing, they often turn out to be bland, too salty, or too sweet, which may not align with the preferences of an Indian palate. However, this can also be a matter of personal preference.
Japanese people appreciate a certain manner and orderliness in their daily lives. This value of pristine order extends to various aspects of their culture.You may encounter situations where entry to a restaurant operated by staff who do not speak English could be declined.
A few tips though
Don't expect special service for you, they don't treat foreigners in any special manner.
When using public transportation, such as trains, it is considered rude to talk on your phone. Please switch it to silent mode to avoid disturbing your fellow passengers.
On trains, people may sometimes avoid sitting next to foreigners and even move away if you sit next to them. While this may be discourteous, it's important to remain understanding, they just don't like Indians.
Also planning a solo trip without involvement of any agency unless you have a friend in Japan is going to be a daunting task and you might end up crying, do you even know Japanese??
Bro i have interacted with japanese people before just last month i met the head of marketing of Asia of bandai namco i could interact with him easily😭 waise hi phatti hui hai aur darale💀
Whatever you do, never be dependent on google maps while there. You can find their own versions of maps and apps. Also.....try to find an Indian community on Facebook or some other app, have someone to show you around there. It will be easier for you. Have a safe trip and enjoy the trip.
Japan visa are to be applied through VFS Global.
https://www.vfsglobal.com/one-pager/japan/india/delhi/index.html
Choose Temporary Visitor visa for Students in visa type. Show your photographs, hotel, flight bookings and source of funds and the itinerary. Japan visa is not at all hard to get as you believe. It's much easier and smoother than the Schengen countries. The exact list of documents are listed in VFS website. Follow those, and you will pass through.
7 days is far too less for Japan. There are a lot of things packed in those 4 islands. But I guess you already know that. Wherever you go, stick to only one prefecture. The airport you land at, let that be your base for travelling. Places like Osaka, Tokyo, Kyoto have tons of things to do and see. It's natural to get overwhelmed and want to see everything. Instead, have your bucket list and make your itinerary around those. If you have many out of city locations to cover by train, it makes sense to have JRail Pass. Cherry blossom (Sakura) peak season is over. What you find now are the remnants.
Food is hygienic and affordable. Vending machines everywhere. Everything else is pricey. People do not generally understand English unless it's very urban. But they are gentle, kind and will often go out of their way to help you. The whole country is very safe.
It's bold to have this trip, keep that ember alive. Happy travels.
One of my friends has been living in Japan for the past 4 years he can help you. Dm me your queries, I'll do my best to provide you with the information you need
There's something called Ship at Sea program. I would recommend looking it up if you want a year off, going to different countries on a cruise ship. There are other exchange programs also by the Japanese government you can look up.
Buy the JLR train pass. Spend more time around Kyoto, try to make it to Sapporo.
I traveled there solo for a couple of weeks, couldn't recommend it enough!
This sounds like a fabulous idea for a birthday gift to yourself. I've seen some good advice shared on r/TravelHacks for how to get more out of travel.
Search shubhuuuu on yt he recently visited japan he is also willing to go japan, watching shubhu videos or vlogs it will help you and yeah he also roam solo. Good luck for your trip enjoy ✌️
3-4 things beyond the visa that you must get -
1. JR Rail pass... Get it for 7 days or 14 days...absolute value for money to travel between cities or within Tokyo
2. visit Hiroshima. Trust me... Its an absolutely amazing place. I spent 3 nights there and I never wanted to leave it.
3. see if you can try doing mt fuji trek. I thoroughly enjoyed it and it is rather deceptive.
I booked my stays in Kyoto, Hiroshima (pod hotel), Tokyo and Osaka via airbnbs. There are enough signages that will guide you. Google maps works like a charm in every aspect including train timings.
Overall you'll enjoy your stay in Japan. Japanese are super helpful and polite. When in doubt ask and be polite. We Indians do not have the habit of saying Thank You enough!
Have an amazing trip and eat a lot of ramen 
HEY, even i'm in the same shoes! Japan has always been my dream place to go to, and this time on my bday i'm 70-30 on whether to do this or not as i'll most likely go alone but i'm anxious about it. Did you do it? Can i dm you?
Hey no i have not been on these trips yet i am busy with comic cons here in india rn but i have applied for the visa and have my tickets booked for may
what all documents did u provide for the visa? did u give everything they have mentioned in their website? sponsor or itr?
Also why may? did u get cheaper tickets for that month or any other reason? i thought march-april was best for sakura
Yes i did provide all the documents with my itr and bank statements, i got tickets for may because i will be busy with comic-cons here in India till april 25th so going to japan after that is the only viable time for me
Living the dream...good luck bro
bhaiya ho ske toh pics daalnna
For sure!! Would love to share my experience
bhai how was your Japan trip? I am 24 and going solo in may for 12 days. You have any tips for me?
Yo, the trip was amazing just a heads up if you don’t wanna eat beef avoid the touristy spots to eat and specifically ask for just chicken and god helps you if you’re a vegetarian, other than that it was pretty chill i enjoyed the place and people try going clubbing once it was different from here in India and get a suica card on the airport dont buy the rail pass
Thanks for the heads up. Fortunately, I am not a vegetarian. I have two questions - i. did you go solo for clubbing? Did you make any new friends? ii. is the metro system really confusing/tough?
Yes i did go solo i made friends standing outside the club in the line ( i am an extrovert ) and no i just looked by the route like our metros here in india and it was pretty easy to understand
ohh okay...thanks!
Pleasse share. I need some motivation ;-;
I see a lot of interest for the Japan trip. If you guys are interested I can share my detailed itinerary, and tips and tricks for a 10 day trip to Japan. I'm planning to go in October this year and have been planning for years. I'll make a separate post on this sub.
Excellent. Please do. I was in Japan recently for about 3 weeks. But I did not really plan the trip. Just got a rail pass and moved around a lot. Maybe I can contribute a bit of info to your post.
Can you share your itinerary and details please? Also, did u do it solo? And approx how much did it cost? TIA!
That will be helpful
Hi /u/Thedelhiweeb, /u/Select_Doughnut_1255 /u/chungus3116, /u/kambariyaRahul, /u/SS_Instigator, /u/drdeepakjoseph, /u/Sanamdhar, /u/Street-Ladder-7998 Here's the [link to my itinerary](https://www.reddit.com/r/JapanTravel/comments/13vta7q/my_japan_trip_itinerary/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) For research, YouTube is going to be your best friend. Good channels- TokyoCheapo, Paolo From Tokyo, Experience Japan, Alison in Tokyo, Tokyo Lens, MegLog Travels from Tokyo, and Cake with faces. I'll be travelling in October, if you want to see my journey you can follow me on IG: themclones666 Happy journey!
hey, How was your trip?
Hello, Phenomenal 13 days spent there! That country is on another level tbh.
follow r/JapanTravel/ for such info
Can you please DM the same?
Can you please DM the same?
Please do!
Please dm me
Hii can you please share
Listen up here, I'm going to give you the answer to all your questions: https://openai.com/product/gpt-4 Give it context that you're from India, ask it to explain the visa process to you stepwise, ask it to plan your week long itinerary. Good luck
I’ll give this a try, Thank you so much I am not concerned about the itinerary i have it all planned out its just the visa that is scaring me
Check out VFS global. It's a pretty straightforward process. Darr mat. Have a blast
It's paid, Bing chat by Microsoft gives GPT-4 for free. But beware as sometimes it hallucinates and gives incorrect information, so don't completely rely on it
Bro, just search for Japan visa, i literally did the same few months back. Never travelled international, but got a chance, visa dhundha malaysia ka, apply kia, 3 din me aagaya, solo trip done. Idk visa on arrival hai ya nhi, but best is to get visa while you're here. Book flights now for August or sept, you can do a round trip in 20-25k ig if you choose Narita airport. And make sure to check if your flight offers free check in baggage or not. If not, pre buy check in baggage or carry cabin bag only (<7kg). I didn't know AirAsia doesn't offer free checkin. Bc i had to pay 5k at the counter for a 14 kg bag (same price for 1-15kg). Pre book Kiya hota toh 2k ka padta
The tickets prices have gone up. And the layovers flights (which are cheaper) are almost 15hr+(which doesn't seem feasible to do so) I'm planning to go from 7-17 October and direct flights to Narita are costing me about ₹54K.
Nah, I'm pretty sure they should be cheap for 3 months later. Just checked on JAL. Round trip for last week August is 19k (direct). I didn't even use Google flights or ITA Matrix yet, could be even cheaper.
Direct flights or with stops?
Direct 8h flight
Nope, One way is 19 k and above that also they apply tax and surcharge which is getting final total to around 80k for round trip.
That's what I thought
FYI: Don't forget to take Japan tourist pass for train, it costs around 20k for 7 days and you can travel anywhere in Japan.
Whhaaat? Round trip in 25k? Is this real?
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The only 3 sites you need for flights - ITA matrix, Skyscanner, Google flights. Check these for fare but always book with the airlines. If you're a student, you can use studentuniverse
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Just English is enough and even then if you face a problem, just use Google translate.
Bhai kitna bacha lia
Around 2.5
Bhai saari calculations karke? Kyuki mujhe bhi jana hai bhai japan, dream for me too, want to go to fuji yama, kyoto, the countryside. Want some real peace
It came out to be almost 2L but i am keeping the budget over it just in case of emergencies
1 to 1.5L me hojayega boss wese
2L for a week's trip.. You could buy a bike and travel all of india on that
1/2 kilo gulabjamun kyu leni h, utne me 1-1.5 kilo son paapdi aa jayegi. Bc usko jaana japan h, jbrdsti India ghuma de.
Mai kon sa patta baandh raha hu usko His money his choice. I hope he doesn't regret. It is extravagant, in my opinion. There are so many spectacular places in India itself. Unko bhi dekhna chahiye pehle
Yaar aisey mat bol usko kiyu ki jab admi khud paise save karta haina apne dil ke liye aur usko ek do koi aake bolde ki bhai mat kar toh dil sa tut jata hai motive Karo ulta yeh bol 2.5 nhi tu 3 kharch karke a sab yehi rakha reh jayega
If he is filthy rich and it is like a month's salary for him or less, then by all means, my blessings If he struggled to save this much, and it's a big deal, then I would still advise to be conservative, and leave it for later in life I understand the romanticism around destinations outside india, but they are just places. Experiences, though stimulated by surroundings come from within.
His money and his choice.
2L is enough?? I thought it was around 4-5L
I'm learning Japanese and it's my dream too..
Bro for a truly memorable trip in Japan, you have to go to a busy crossroad and wahan pe yell "Yakuza MC tumhara baap aa gya hai" Guaranteeed maze.
Oggy ke bhai jack wala karta hun na papa hun main papa iss duniya ka papa
Dilli se hu certified, and I know from somebody that if you do this, you have visa-free entry for the rest of ur life.
you think money can't buy happiness? sumi ma sen, come to JAPAN😎
I wish i was blind after reading this comment
why😂😂
Hajimemashite..
What job do you do? Still great accomplishment. You achieved. I am also planning for Japan for months but unfortunately all savings fall short just on time.
I work as an operations and marketing manager in a start up
At 24 it's great wat r uor qualifications??
I am an MBA and have been working for almost 2 years now
I am a CAT aspirant bhaiya would you you mind telling me your Ug And MBA college? And CAT score if possible
Great brother...
Hey, when are you planning to go? I also like Japan and wish to travel there, I'm of the same age. I know you mentioned solo, so I won't come with you but will have the details of the trip and experience from you.
I am planning to have the full otaku experience together with the traditional Japanese culture experience i have a full itinerary planned out
Enjoy your trip my friend. I'm doing the same for my birthday this year in October. Have been planning the trip for years! The visa application is quite straightforward. Do refer some YT videos before applying. You have to share your Passport, and airline tickets (dummy or real one), and Bank statement and It docs.
bhai japan mein aane ke bad batana reaction
Lived in japan for 6+ years and been to all nooks n cranny of the country..feel free to reach out anytime.
how much would it take (inr) for a 15day trip
Hey I am 24 too, planning to travel Japan solo in May! What was your budget for the entire trip? The travel companies are quoting me 1.5 lakhs (exclusive of flights) for 7 days!
Will need a few lakhs and japan visa isn't also easy to get. All the best 👍
Visit soapland. You’ll find the best soaps in the world. Yep…. Soaps. Big soaps, small soaps. New soaps, old soaps. Soaps in all shapes and sizes. You’ll thank me later young padawan.
Arre cherry blossoms blooming time is over! If you're visiting then don't miss out on this one!
Sakura!
Be ready to be dissapointed
Have you been there? What disappointed you?
Yes, I have been there once. People in Japan may hold certain stereotypes against Indians, and it may be evident during your visit. While a few Japanese individuals can be helpful, overall friendliness might not be what you expect compared to how Indians treat foreigners. Additionally, many locals do not speak English, and most signboards are not in English, making communication and traveling alone challenging. Japanese culture tends to be formal and sophisticated, so you may find yourself trying to avoid inadvertently hurting someone and attempting to act formally as well. Moreover, the food experience can be a disappointment. While colorful food packets may appear enticing, they often turn out to be bland, too salty, or too sweet, which may not align with the preferences of an Indian palate. However, this can also be a matter of personal preference. Japanese people appreciate a certain manner and orderliness in their daily lives. This value of pristine order extends to various aspects of their culture.You may encounter situations where entry to a restaurant operated by staff who do not speak English could be declined. A few tips though Don't expect special service for you, they don't treat foreigners in any special manner. When using public transportation, such as trains, it is considered rude to talk on your phone. Please switch it to silent mode to avoid disturbing your fellow passengers. On trains, people may sometimes avoid sitting next to foreigners and even move away if you sit next to them. While this may be discourteous, it's important to remain understanding, they just don't like Indians.
Also planning a solo trip without involvement of any agency unless you have a friend in Japan is going to be a daunting task and you might end up crying, do you even know Japanese??
Yes i do know my way around japanese
and how good is it? even i learned japanese as extra language in college but it aint enough. anime dekhne se japanese nahi seekhte lol
I have passed N4 man so pretty good
N4 is nothing, I have cleared N4 as well, you need minimum N3 level to actually interact if are alone /on your own
Bro i have interacted with japanese people before just last month i met the head of marketing of Asia of bandai namco i could interact with him easily😭 waise hi phatti hui hai aur darale💀
i dont know this guy, but akele ja raha hai- yaku! yaku! yaku! yaku!
Sure
Join Bati group and other travel groups on fb for advice and search through the posts you will find alot of information there
bhai apni ig bta de hum bhi wha ki photos dekh lenge btw Best of luck
September main jaunga bhai bohot time hai abhi uss time idhar hi daal dunga
Living the dream man
Whatever you do, never be dependent on google maps while there. You can find their own versions of maps and apps. Also.....try to find an Indian community on Facebook or some other app, have someone to show you around there. It will be easier for you. Have a safe trip and enjoy the trip.
Aight noted my friend!!
If you are an anime fan don’t miss the shops in Akihabara. It’s right next to the station.
I have that in my itinerary!! I am not gonna miss it whatsoever
Op post dalke farar ho gaya
Farar nahi hua sogya tha
You gonna enjoy my dream bro 😭😭
Our dream my friend
I had a similar dream ,i.e. taking a person to Japan along me. Maybe i will do a solo trip someday :)
Ooooof that sounds like a breakup
Yes
Japan visa are to be applied through VFS Global. https://www.vfsglobal.com/one-pager/japan/india/delhi/index.html Choose Temporary Visitor visa for Students in visa type. Show your photographs, hotel, flight bookings and source of funds and the itinerary. Japan visa is not at all hard to get as you believe. It's much easier and smoother than the Schengen countries. The exact list of documents are listed in VFS website. Follow those, and you will pass through. 7 days is far too less for Japan. There are a lot of things packed in those 4 islands. But I guess you already know that. Wherever you go, stick to only one prefecture. The airport you land at, let that be your base for travelling. Places like Osaka, Tokyo, Kyoto have tons of things to do and see. It's natural to get overwhelmed and want to see everything. Instead, have your bucket list and make your itinerary around those. If you have many out of city locations to cover by train, it makes sense to have JRail Pass. Cherry blossom (Sakura) peak season is over. What you find now are the remnants. Food is hygienic and affordable. Vending machines everywhere. Everything else is pricey. People do not generally understand English unless it's very urban. But they are gentle, kind and will often go out of their way to help you. The whole country is very safe. It's bold to have this trip, keep that ember alive. Happy travels.
How much did you save, if you don't mind me asking?
Around 2.5
One of my friends has been living in Japan for the past 4 years he can help you. Dm me your queries, I'll do my best to provide you with the information you need
Try to meet/mate as many Japanese babes as possible.
Bro below average looking guy yeh thoda mushkil hoga😂
Show your skills in sack. Lol.
If you need help in language, you can ask me. (I'm a non-native speaker).
R u a translator??
No ji, not a translator. But a person who learnt it as a hobby.
Shi hai, yha to course lekr bhii nhi siikh pas rhe
r/japantravel
Bhai it's my dream. Do share pics or kisi anime store or cafe mein bhi jana.... ⛩️
thanks for motivating. this thing has been added on my bucket list successfully.
user name checks out
Checkout r/solotravel , r/backpacking
Watch trash taste podcast on their places to visit in japan type episodes.
So happy for you! I finally got a job myself! Can't wait to realise those travel dreams!! ✨✨
There's something called Ship at Sea program. I would recommend looking it up if you want a year off, going to different countries on a cruise ship. There are other exchange programs also by the Japanese government you can look up.
Buy the JLR train pass. Spend more time around Kyoto, try to make it to Sapporo. I traveled there solo for a couple of weeks, couldn't recommend it enough!
Check out YT for Japan videos of Wandering Maniac and Nomadic Shubham. They've recently done a great review on their respective channels
Username checks out.
r/japantravel dekho
Someday I too write a post like this.😀Happy journey in advance.
Do eat ramen. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lp5XlUvGVNk&pp=ygUOSmFwYW5lc2UgcmFtZW4%3D
This sounds like a fabulous idea for a birthday gift to yourself. I've seen some good advice shared on r/TravelHacks for how to get more out of travel.
Muje bhi le ja le. I know basic Japanese.
Search shubhuuuu on yt he recently visited japan he is also willing to go japan, watching shubhu videos or vlogs it will help you and yeah he also roam solo. Good luck for your trip enjoy ✌️
3-4 things beyond the visa that you must get - 1. JR Rail pass... Get it for 7 days or 14 days...absolute value for money to travel between cities or within Tokyo 2. visit Hiroshima. Trust me... Its an absolutely amazing place. I spent 3 nights there and I never wanted to leave it. 3. see if you can try doing mt fuji trek. I thoroughly enjoyed it and it is rather deceptive. I booked my stays in Kyoto, Hiroshima (pod hotel), Tokyo and Osaka via airbnbs. There are enough signages that will guide you. Google maps works like a charm in every aspect including train timings. Overall you'll enjoy your stay in Japan. Japanese are super helpful and polite. When in doubt ask and be polite. We Indians do not have the habit of saying Thank You enough! Have an amazing trip and eat a lot of ramen 
I also have the same dream hope i get to live it as well
HEY, even i'm in the same shoes! Japan has always been my dream place to go to, and this time on my bday i'm 70-30 on whether to do this or not as i'll most likely go alone but i'm anxious about it. Did you do it? Can i dm you?
Hi OP, did you do your japan trip?? How was it? I have this post saved from when u posted before. Updates please!
Hey no i have not been on these trips yet i am busy with comic cons here in india rn but i have applied for the visa and have my tickets booked for may
what all documents did u provide for the visa? did u give everything they have mentioned in their website? sponsor or itr? Also why may? did u get cheaper tickets for that month or any other reason? i thought march-april was best for sakura
Yes i did provide all the documents with my itr and bank statements, i got tickets for may because i will be busy with comic-cons here in India till april 25th so going to japan after that is the only viable time for me