最终稿 去日本旅游十大注意事项 朱艳蓉

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中国矿业大学外文学院

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姓 名 朱艳蓉

学 号 12105109

专 业 班 级 文学10-1班

指 导 教 师 陈硕

2012 年 12 月 徐州

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Top Ten Tips for Travelling in Japan

1. Do not forget to take off your shoes

Please do as the Romans do when you are in Japan. You need to take off your shoes whether entering the hotel room, visiting the Japanese home, or going to the meeting room and the office. In short, as long as you come into the room, you have to put on slippers, and sometimes you even need to change into slippers twice. The custom of changing into slippers cannot be violated in Japan. Therefore, do not forget to take off your shoes before entering the room.

2. Make sure to take an umbrella when going out

Remember to take an umbrella when you go out. Japan has a maritime climate and the volatile barometer, so it is considerate to prepare an umbrella. Take a folding umbrella when you go traveling and take a gentleman umbrella when you do business or visit relatives. In Japan, a long umbrella can stand in the basket, which is in front of most stores or beside the private residential gate, but a folding umbrella cannot be put into it.

3. Tipping is not expected when spending money

Like many other Asian countries, Japan has no culture of tipping because a 10%-15% service charge has been added in the bills of large hotels and restaurants. If there is no special service for taxies, tipping is unnecessary. It is the same case when you consume in beauty salons, barber shops, bars, nightclubs and other places.

4. Drink tap water whenever you feel thirsty

Japan's tap water is safe to drink. You can see tap water spout in stations and large public places. Mineral water is available for guests to drink in the big hotels and restaurants.

5. Self-brought mobile phones will not work

You do not need to take your mobile phone when going to Japan because it will not work at all. In addition, as Japan's voltage is 110 volts, you will fail to use the battery

chargers of your own camera and video recorder if the chargers are not compatible with 110-240 volts.

6. What to buy and what not to buy

The small household electrical appliances in Japanese duty-free shops have a very high quality and a low price. Thus, it is decent and affordable to take some electrical equipment back as gifts to relatives and friends. However, it is uneconomical to buy children’s toys, clothes and shoes which are made in china and far from cheap. Besides, bear in mind to take enough films and camera dedicated lithium batteries abroad because they cost much more than those made home. It is almost impossible if you decide to go shopping in the evening because Japanese department stores and shops are closed in around 7:00p.m. (Only few stores open until 9:00p.m.).

7. The subway is convenient and cheap

If you want to go shopping alone in Japan, choose the subway——the cheapest transportation. Japanese subway traffic is highly-developed. The dense subway lines look like spider webs and the subway station runs straight to the skyscrapers. Obviously, it offers a large choice of transportation. Owing to the high level of consumption, taking a taxi is certainly very expensive. As a result, if you need to pay for yourself, take the subway without hesitation. In addition, you’d better take your hotel's business card in case you get lost on the street and can not speak Japanese at the same time. So it is convenient to take a taxi back if you have the hotel business card.

8. Exchanging currency is inconvenient

In Japan, the money shall be converted in foreign exchange banks or other legitimate currency exchange places. You also need to show your own passport. But the exchanging transaction of Japan Bank is only available from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. On top of that, banks are closed all day on Saturdays, Sundays and major holidays. Generally speaking, people only choose to exchange cash in the hotel, however, it is slightly more expensive than in the bank.

9. Making a phone call

Red and pink telephones are available to Japanese domestic phones and they only accept 10 yen coin (ten yuan for three minutes). While green and golden telephones can be used to make international long-distance calls and they receive phone cards and ten or a hundred yen coin. Of course, the best way is buying an IP phone card.

10. Customers must bring their own items

Japanese hotel rooms seldom provide toothbrushes and toothpastes and you’d better prepare slippers by yourself. What’s more, it is difficult to have a punctual dining during the journey. Due to the high local life index of Japan, you had better prepare some snacks in order to have something to eat when hungry. You can go on a journey with a mask in spring and with sunglasses, a hat in snowing winter. Remember not to wear high-heeled shoes. You had better bring your own related supplies in order to enjoy the enormous hot springs.

中文版：

去日本旅游十大注意事项

1.不要忘了脱鞋

在日本，入乡随俗，无论是进入宾馆的房间，还是到日本人的家里做客，或是进会议室、办公室，总之，只要是进屋就要换拖鞋，有时还要换两遍拖鞋。换拖鞋的习俗在日本不容违犯。进屋前，千万不要忘了脱鞋。

2.出门千万要带伞

出门要带伞。日本是海洋性气候，晴雨不定，带上一把伞有备无患。旅游就带折叠伞，但是，公干、探亲就最好带上把绅士伞。因为在日本，多数商店门前，甚至私家住宅门旁，都有一个伞筐，把儿长的伞可以立在筐内，而折叠伞是不能放入伞筐中的。

3.花钱不用给小费

日本和许多亚洲国家一样，没有给小费的习惯。因为大饭店、大餐厅的账单之中，已加上了10%——15%的服务费。而出租车如无特别的服务，也没有给小费的必要。至于在美容院、理发馆、酒吧及夜总会等地消费，也都无需付小费。

4.渴了就喝自来水

日本的自来水是可以直接饮用的。车站及大型公共场所都有自来水喷水口。大饭店、大餐厅都备有矿泉水供客人饮用。

5.自带手机没法用

去日本不必带手机。自带手机在那儿根本没法用。另外，日本的电压为110伏特，所以，自带的相机、录像机等电池充电器如不是110-240伏特兼容的，也无法使用。

6.买什么不买什么

日本免税店里的小型家用电器质量非常好，价格也很便宜。带些回来馈赠亲朋又大方又实惠。买小件精品玩具，衣服、鞋等也不合算，大多是中国制造，而且贵的惊人。此外，日本的胶卷和相机专用锂电池也比国内贵，出国时可多带一些。日本的百货公司和商店在晚上7点左右就关门了，(只有极少数的开到9点)所以想在晚上逛商场采购几乎不可能。

7.地铁方便又便宜

如果想在日本自己逛街，最好坐地铁，因为它最便宜。日本地铁交通十分发达，地铁线路密如蛛网，地铁站直通高楼底层，供你出行选择的余地很大。日本的消费很高，出租车当然就很贵了。如果自己出钱的话，还是出门坐地铁吧。另外，旅游住酒店，你不会日文，自己出街，最好带一张酒店的名片，方便万一迷路可以搭车回来。

8.兑换货币不方便

在日本，兑换货币须在外币兑换银行或其他合法的货币兑换场所兑换。此外，还须出示自己的护照。但日本银行兑换业务只在上午9：00到下午3：00间进行。而且星期六、日及主要假日，银行还全天休息。所以一般只能在饭店里换钱，但要比银行兑换稍贵一些。

9.打电话

红色及粉红色电话：适用于打日本国内电话，只接受十日元硬币(十元三分种)绿色及金黄色电话：可以打国际长途，接受电话卡或十元或一百日元硬币。当然最好是买个IP电话卡了。

10.客要自备物品

日本酒店房间内很少有牙刷、牙膏，拖鞋最好自备，旅程中就餐很难准时，由于日本当地生活指数较高，最好自备一些零食，以便饥饿时有东西吃。如春天去最好带口罩，如果是冬天下雪还要带墨镜、帽子，勿穿高跟鞋，日本温泉多，要享用，最好自带相关用品。

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