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se você tem vontade de visitar o japão, já pega o papel e a caneta pra anotar | #viagem #japao #viagemaojapao #dicas #Vlog

@fernandakaze
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I used my trip to Japan. If you have a trip to Japan, you're trying to go there. This video can help you with things you have to avoid or things you need to repeat. That's because I'll be there and I want to share a little with you. I found that the best way is to compare a mistake with a certain one to declare two things that were good and bad. The first thing I think was a certain one is that in Osaka, I logged in a Airbnb and in Tokyo, I logged in a hotel. I found that it was a certain one because when I was searching, all the hotels in Osaka were very expensive. And the Airbnb was a big and spacious place. I went out on a great cost-benefit, while in Tokyo, I found that I was more comfortable there. I had a coffee in the morning, because I was already on the other trips, I was already very tired. So I'll be told that if you go through another city, maybe it's worth it. Then you mix between the Airbnb and the hotel. You're going to relax in your bag and also balance a little bit from what you've got in that day. One of my mistakes was the time I spent in Japan. I think this mistake is a little difficult to control at the end. It involves money, it involves availability. And I just had a little week to pass in Japan. So I stayed for about two or three days in Osaka and more than four or five days in Tokyo. What I thought was very little. So I think that at the minimum, for you to know Japan well, for your experience, it's super cool. You have to spend 15 days. And I'm also talking about that not only because of the fact that you got to know other cities, but also for you to rest. It's an extremely complicated trip in relation to being far away. As a goalkeeper, I'll use it a lot different for us. If your body is going to need a time to adapt to that. So as I got there and I was already lost in the first days, we... I stayed for a long time, even more in winter. One thing I did, even talking about in winter, is that I took several clothes from the second floor to protect my cold. Not from the video of the cold of Japan, I'm living here on the way to Canada. And I thought I was more cold in Japan than in the winter of Canada. And the following mistake is that I don't know if I would go back to Japan in winter. I thought it was a climate that didn't bother me a lot. Despite being a period in which the passages are cheaper, just for the winter. I was very scared to do some things I wanted to do, the book that I was putting in a lot of experience. It wasn't as cool as I thought it would be. So today I understand why, like this, the most expensive time and more concurring to Japan is the first time, because it's probably the cold already much less. One of the things I did was definitely go with the cold practically empty. I repeat clothes several times because for me it was much more worth it. I went with the cold much more to be able to go back to a lot of things. Japan has a lot of different things, if you cut anime, you're going to want to bring several figures, several souvenirs. But people talk about having more space, it's correct, you're going to have more space. One of the mistakes is that I ended up taking the cold out because of my ticket, it was with a low cost. So I said like this, I'm not going to take the cold out of my hand, and I'm going to give my balls there, I'm going to go with it practically empty. And to Japan, without the cold out, it's really a big challenge. I think that one of the successes was that I noticed the density of the ice cream by the club, which is an application that they use to buy ice cream in Asia. That gave me the free chip, so all the internet that I used during the trip was free. I didn't pay for the internet, I literally took a chip like this, just by the club, it gives you the cold when you buy the ice cream, and that was the same price to buy the ice cream by the ice cream website. So I didn't pay, no more expensive, no cheaper, but I won the free chip. But one of the mistakes involving money is that if I could do it for the first day, I would have already changed some of my physical notes when I arrived in Japan for coins. When I was in Osaka, many, many things were wrong. Anyway, any task you're going to do is to put coins in there, you can't pass the carton. In Tokyo, this was a little different, I think we can pass the carton in more places, but in Osaka, no. And even if you touch there, on the sides of the coin, they won't give you coins necessarily. So, like this, if you get money, if you buy something, you already exchange something to get a lot of coins, because coins are very, very, very useful in Japan.