Yuki's Japan Guide

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  Your own private web guide — one link, works offline

  Not a PDF and not a spreadsheet. A real page built for your phone: open it once, and it keeps working underground, on the train, and with no signal.

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  Every spot verified on Japanese sources, with the check date

  Opening hours, closed days, prices and whether you need a reservation — checked on the Japanese-language source, and each spot carries the date I checked it.

  

  A spot sheet from a real guide — hours, booking window, bad-weather rule, and the date I checked it.
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  Real transit — line, time, IC fare, station exit number

  Which line, how long it takes, what it costs with your IC card, and which exit to walk out of. The part that goes wrong is the part I write down.

  

  A transfer card from a real guide — both lines, 55 minutes, the IC fare, the exit, and the check date.
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  Rain backup, dietary cards, and the small things that go wrong

  A plan B for wet days, cards you can show staff for your food restrictions, and the small local rules nobody warns you about.

Prices from. Every trip is different — tell me yours and I'll confirm before you order.

Ask me before ordering — I'll tell you what you actually need.

Tell me your dates, your cities and what you don't want to miss. I'll tell you which plan fits.

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