If you have been dreaming of traveling to Japan and want to start planning your vacation, this presentation all the tips and information that you'll need to know before your trip to the "land of the rising sun".

1. Tourist Attraction in Japan
Presented By: Group C

2. Content
1. First Thing You Need to Know about Japan
2. Best Times of Year to Visit Japan
3. How safe is Japan?
4. How to Get Around Japan
5. Language in Japan & Useful Japanese Words
6. Manners and Customs in Japan
7. What is the Religion in Japan?
8. Foods to Try in Japan
9. Best Cities to Visit on your First Time in Japan
10. Festivals & Cultural Events in Japan

3. 1.First Thing You Need to Know
about Japan
Transportation
Book your flight
Peace and chaos, old and new

4. 2.Best Times of Year to Visit
Japan
JAPAN IN THE SPRING (MARCH - MAY)
• Cherry blossoms in bloom; lots of festivals
• Pleasant temperatures and not much rain
• Lots of crowds for cherry blossoms
JAPAN IN THE SUMMER (JUNE - AUGUST)
• Hot and humid weather
• 3-4 week rainy period (usually mid-June through mid-July)
• Festivals and fireworks starting in July
• Mount Fuji is opened for climbing in July
• Good time for beach holidays in places like Okinawa

5. 2.Best Times of Year to Visit
Japan
JAPAN IN THE FALL AUTUMN (SEPTEMBER - NOVEMBER)
• Colorful leaves make the landscape spectacular
(October is the best month for leaves)
• Temperatures are comfortable
• Lots of festivals, concerts, and exhibitions during this time
• Less crowds
JAPAN IN THE WINTER (DECEMBER - FEBRUARY)
• Less crowds
• Skiing in Japan is said to be some of the best in the world!
• Ideal temperature for soaking in outdoor onsets
• Small towns look magical covered in snow

6. 3.How safe is Japan?
• Japan is the 26th safest country in the world, based on
the safest and most dangerous countries ranking.
• Travel insurance

7. 4.How to Get Around Japan
• By Train
• By Bus
• By Plane
• By Car

8. 5.Language in Japan & Useful
Japanese Words
 The language in Japan is, quite obviously, Japanese.
 But many people in big cities, like Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka also speak
English.

9. 6.Manners and Customs in Japan
When traveling in a country other than your own, it is always a good idea to
do a little research on what is polite so that you don't accidentally offend
people like this.
Here are couple manners to keep in mind when traveling to Japan:
• Eating while you walk
• Pointing
• Blowing your nose

10. 7.What is the Religion in Japan?
Buddhism and Shinto are the main religions in Japan.
All throughout the country, you can visit temples and shrines to get a better
understanding of the religions and culture.
You can even do a temple stay in order to really delve in and learn about
Buddhism

11. 8.Foods to Try in Japan
Sushi
Ramen
Tempura

12. 9.Best Cities to Visit on your First
Time in Japan
Tokyo –
This huge metropolis is likely where you're flying in and out
of, and it is one of the most interesting cities.
From quirky experiences, to amazing foods, Tokyo is
definitely worth some time on your itinerary.
Kyoto –
Packed with history, important temples, gorgeous
architecture and a charming atmosphere, this city is a
favorite on many Japan itineraries.

13. 9.Best Cities to Visit on your First
Time in Japan
Osaka –
Another major hub to fly in and out of Japan, Osaka is worth a
visit.
It's full of history and food, and is a good city to have a night
out with friends.
Mount Fuji –
The most famous mountain in Japan, you can get a glimpse
of this beauty when traveling in Hakone.

14. 10.Festivals & Cultural Events in
Japan
In Japan, festivals are called "matsuri" and they take place all year long. This is
a list of some of the more unique festivals in Japan.
• Jan 15: Nozawa Fire Festival, in Nagano, Japan
• Feb 5-12: Sapporo Yuki Matsuri (Snow Festival), Sapporo, Hokkaido
• Late March: Sumo Wrestling Spring Basho, Osaka
• Early June: The Kaiko Kinenbi, Yokohama Port Opening Ceremony (Boat Races)
• July: Shounan Hiratsuka Tanabata Matsuri (Star Festival), Hiratsuka
• Late July: Tenjin Matsuri (Festival of the Gods), Osaka
• October: Warai Festival (Laughing Festival), Wakayama

16. Conclusion
When deciding what to pack for your trip to Japan, a big thing to consider is the time
of year you will be visiting.
In the wintertime, for instance, you will be encountering cold temperatures and will
need warm clothing, whereas in summer the temperatures can be quite hot.