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Sightseeing in Japan will be possible in May and June

By ninjakotan

Sightseeing in Japan will be possible in May and June On May 5, Prime Minister Kishida gave a lecture at London’s City of London, expressing his intention to significantly ease Japan’s border controls in June. In his speech, Prime Minister Kishida said, “We will further relax border controls so that foreigners can enter Japan as smoothly as other G7s. in June” In addition, according to some reports on May 6, the Japanese government ” is considering accepting only a small number of package tours as early as this month.” Finally, foreigners will be able to take a sightseeing trip to Japan. We have summarized the G7 border controls for each country. Basically, if you are vaccinated, you can enter the country without quarantine. We are trying to provide accurate information by referring to the latest information regarding travel regulations in each country, as of May 6th, such as embassies in each country. However, the infection status of the COVID-19 is changing day by day, so please be sure to refer to the embassies of each country for the latest information.   Table of contents 1. United States 2. Germany 3. United Kingdom 4. France 5. Italy 6. Canada 7. Worldread moreSightseeing in Japan will be possible in May and June

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Create an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.7

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Create an itinerary to tourist destinations recommended by JNTO   No.7 The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)’s wonderful Japanese guidebook “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” does not include “traffic information” for public transportation. In order to make a better itinerary for overseas travelers, we will post traffic information for arriving at the tourist spots listed in “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” from Tokyo Station and Osaka Station by 12:00 noon as much as possible. Traffic information, travel time, and fares are based on Google map and Yahoo route information. Please contact us if your desired arrival time is different or if you have traffic information from places other than Tokyo Station and Osaka Station.   RELAXATION Table of contents for RELAXATION 1. Luxury floating ryokan in Setouchi (Hiroshima Prefecture) 2. Stayover at this unique new Yamagata concept hotel (Yamagata Prefecture) 3. A night to remember at a traditional boathouse (Kyoto Prefecture) 4. Paradise awaits at a UNESCO world heritage site (Kagoshima Prefecture) 5. Starlit camping on the Goto Islands (Nagasaki Prefecture) 6. Luxury lodging in Japan’s paradise (Okinawa Prefecture) 7. Embrace rural charm in one of Japan’s most scenic villages (Gifu Prefecture) 8. Heartwarming farm stays in rural Japan (Akita Prefecture) 9. Loseread moreCreate an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.7

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Create an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.6

By ninjakotan

Create an itinerary to tourist destinations recommended by JNTO   No.6 The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)’s wonderful Japanese guidebook “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” does not include “traffic information” for public transportation. In order to make a better itinerary for overseas travelers, we will post traffic information for arriving at the tourist spots listed in “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” from Tokyo Station and Osaka Station by 12:00 noon as much as possible. Traffic information, travel time, and fares are based on Google map and Yahoo route information. Please contact us if your desired arrival time is different or if you have traffic information from places other than Tokyo Station and Osaka Station.   ART Table of contents for ART 1. Voted as the best Japanese garden in the world (Shimane Prefecture) 2. Experience the wonder of art on a canvas of islands! (Kagawa Prefecture) 3. A world-class modern art museum in the heart of scenic Aomori (Aomori Prefecture) 4. Create your own lacquerware masterpiece to take home (Fukui Prefecture) 5. The secrets of bonsai unveiled:living works of art (Saitama Prefecture) 6. East Asian art galore in a striking, scenic setting (Kanagawa Prefecture) 7. Explore Japan’s rich history of cultural exchange withread moreCreate an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.6

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Japanese food menu in English / Traditional Chinese with photos

By ninjakotan

Japanese food menu in English / Traditional Chinese with photos Translated Japanese food menu into English / Traditional Chinese menu. Not only sushi and ramen, but also yakiniku, yakitori, and local dishes, the total menu is about 800. I also posted as many food photos as possible. Only 2.1% of all restaurants and cafeterias in Japan have English menus (Source: Tabelog, 17,342 out of 821,508, as of the end of February 2022). With this, foreign tourists can only eat at restaurants for a small number of tourists restaurants which have English menus even if they come to Japan. We hope that this translation of the English / Traditional Chinese menu will allow foreigners who cannot read Japanese at all to order Japanese food at restaurants and cafeterias that have only Japanese menus. We created it to assist in ordering at restaurants and cafeterias that have only Japanese menus, so we dared to put Japanese first in the order of languages. We would like to make the menu better, so we are looking forward to your advice. I look forward to working with you.   主食、Staple food、主食 1, お寿司、Sushi、壽司 2, ご飯物、Rice dish 、米飯類 3, 雑炊、 Rice porridge、雜燴粥 4, お茶漬け、Rice in green tearead moreJapanese food menu in English / Traditional Chinese with photos

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Create an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.5

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Create an itinerary to tourist destinations recommended by JNTO   No.5 The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)’s wonderful Japanese guidebook “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” does not include “traffic information” for public transportation. In order to make a better itinerary for overseas travelers, we will post traffic information for arriving at the tourist spots listed in “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” from Tokyo Station and Osaka Station by 12:00 noon as much as possible. Traffic information, travel time, and fares are based on Google map and Yahoo route information. Please contact us if your desired arrival time is different or if you have traffic information from places other than Tokyo Station and Osaka Station.   NATURE Table of contents for NATURE 1. Find your spiritual side on the famous Kumano Kodo Trail (Wakayama Prefecture) 2. Explore Kumamoto’s active volcano Mount Aso up close (Kumamoto Prefecture) 3. Explore a ravine in a land of myth and legend (Miyazaki Prefecture) 4. Magnificent unspoiled beech forest in Tohoku (Aomori Prefecture) 5. Hike the Hachimantai Hills (Iwate Prefecture) 6. Natural therapy in Nagano’s forests (Nagano Prefecture) 7. A sheltered and secluded Shikoku Valley (Tokushima Prefecture) 8. Stroll beneath the majestic Great Wisteria (Tochigi Prefecture) 9. A singularlyread moreCreate an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.5

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Create an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.4

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Create an itinerary to tourist destinations recommended by JNTO   No.4 The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)’s wonderful Japanese guidebook “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” does not include “traffic information” for public transportation. In order to make a better itinerary for overseas travelers, we will post traffic information for arriving at the tourist spots listed in “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” from Tokyo Station and Osaka Station by 12:00 noon as much as possible. Traffic information, travel time, and fares are based on Google map and Yahoo route information. Please contact us if your desired arrival time is different or if you have traffic information from places other than Tokyo Station and Osaka Station.   CITIES Table of contents for CITIES 1. Immerse your body and mind ina high-tech museum without borders (Tokyo) 2. Explore Japan by luxury train (Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka) 3. A hidden gem of samuraiera streets in Kurashiki (Okayama Prefecture) 4. Prepare yourself for the ultimate Japanese denim experience (Okayama Prefecture) 5. Set sail to the “abandoned city” of Gunkanjima (Nagasaki Prefecture) 6. Japan’s “underground temple”: a must-visit for urban architecture fans (Saitama Prefecture) 7. A deep dive into a rich legacy of manufacturing technology (Aichi Prefecture) 8. Expand yourread moreCreate an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.4

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Create an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.3

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Create an itinerary to tourist destinations recommended by JNTO   No.3 The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)’s wonderful Japanese guidebook “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” does not include “traffic information” for public transportation. In order to make a better itinerary for overseas travelers, we will post traffic information for arriving at the tourist spots listed in “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” from Tokyo Station and Osaka Station by 12:00 noon as much as possible. Traffic information, travel time, and fares are based on Google map and Yahoo route information. Please contact us if your desired arrival time is different or if you have traffic information from places other than Tokyo Station and Osaka Station.   CUISINE Table of contents for CUISINE 1. Kobe beef:beyond words! (Hyogo Prefecture) 2. An authentic Japanese drinking tour in the back alleys of Sendai (Miyagi Prefecture) 3. Bring edible art to life at this hands-on wagashi workshop (Kagawa Prefecture) 4. Otherworldly dining in the heart of Japan’s snow country (Nagano Prefecture) 5. A stayover in the green tea heartlands (Shizuoka Prefecture) 6. Refined macrobiotic cuisine in surroundings over a century old (Fukuoka Prefecture) 7. Learn the art of Japanese cuisine from a true master (Gifu Prefecture) 8. Insightsread moreCreate an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.3

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Create an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.2

By ninjakotan

Create an itinerary to tourist destinations recommended by JNTO  No.2 The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)’s wonderful Japanese guidebook “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” does not include “traffic information” for public transportation. In order to make a better itinerary for overseas travelers, we will post traffic information for arriving at the tourist spots listed in “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” from Tokyo Station and Osaka Station by 12:00 noon as much as possible. Traffic information, travel time, and fares are based on Google map and Yahoo route information. Please contact us if your desired arrival time is different or if you have traffic information from places other than Tokyo Station and Osaka Station. This time it’s “OUTOOORS”, so almost all of them are inconveniently accessible by public transportation. We recommend that you always check the travel time when making a plan. OUTOOORS Table of contents for OUTOOORS 1. An exceptional island paradise (Okinawa Prefecture) 2. Swoosh down the snowy slopes of a volcano (Hokkaido) 3. Ultimate stand-up paddling awaits (Hiroshima Prefecture) 4. Sea-view cycling at its best (Ehime Prefecture, Hiroshima Prefecture) 5. Experience rural hearts and homes (Shiga Prefecture) 6. Soar above sweeping sands by paraglider (Tottori Prefecture) 7. Explore a primevalread moreCreate an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.2

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Create an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.1

By ninjakotan

Create an itinerary to tourist destinations recommended by JNTO   No.1 The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)’s wonderful Japanese guidebook “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” does not include “traffic information” for public transportation. In order to make a better itinerary for overseas travelers, we will post traffic information for arriving at the tourist spots listed in “100 EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN” from Tokyo Station and Osaka Station by 12:00 noon. For tours that start before noon, we will post an example of traffic information in time for the tour to start. Traffic information, travel time, and fares are based on Google map and Yahoo route information. Please contact us if your desired arrival time is different or if you have traffic information from places other than Tokyo Station and Osaka Station. TRADITION OUTDOORS CUISINE CITIES NATURE ART RELAXATION   Table of contents for TRADITION 1. An enticing evening with authentic geiko awaits (Ishikawa Prefecture) 2. Train with a true mountain mystic in Yamagata (Yamagata Prefecture) 3. Dance like no-one’s watching in historic Tokushima (Tokushima Prefecture) 4. Watch sacred dance and feel yourself whisked away to bygone times (Hiroshima Prefecture) 5. Learn lost arts at the ancestral home of the ninja! (Mie Prefecture) 6. Experience oneread moreCreate an itinerary to tourist destinations by JNTO No.1

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Basic knowledge when foreigners go to Izakaya No.2

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Basic knowledge when foreigners go to izakaya No.2   Table of contents 1. Izakaya is Japanese food culture 2. In cases only the Japanese menu 3. “Otoshi (Appetizer)” problem (1) Violation of the contract to serve food without order and collect the charge (2) It is not delicious to collect the fee (3) Served foods cannot eat for allergic or under religious precepts 4. What to do if the price is not written 5. Sake that goes well with seafood   3. “Otoshi (Appetizer)” problem It became a hot topic in Japan a few years ago. Still, when you go to an izakaya in Japan, the problems are “Otoshi (Appetizer)” and “Tsukidashi (Appetizer).” “Otoshi” is mainly in eastern Japan, and “Tsukidashi” is mostly in western Japan. Both refer to small dishes served regardless of the customer’s order. In particular, foreigners who do not know the system of “Otoshi” and “Tsukidashi” seem very dissatisfied. Moreover, it is a system that is more difficult to understand because many izakayas do not serve “Otoshi” and “Tsukidashi” to customers who do not order alcohol. In contrast, they serve “Otoshi” and “Tsukidashi” to customers who ordered alcohol.  I think the background of the “Otoshi” andread moreBasic knowledge when foreigners go to Izakaya No.2

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Basic knowledge when foreigners go to Izakaya No.1

By ninjakotan

Basic knowledge when foreigners go to izakaya No.1   Table of contents 1. Izakaya is Japanese food culture 2. In cases only the Japanese menu Solution 1 Solution 2 Solution 3 Solution Extra edition 3. “Otoshi (Appetizer)” problem 4. What to do if the price is not written 5. Sake that goes well with seafood   1. Izakaya is Japanese food culture If a foreigner comes to Japan for a sightseeing trip, I recommend going to an “Izakaya.” Izakaya is a place where you can eat a variety of foods, and many of them are reasonably priced. Of course, there are various types of alcohol. I also love izakaya and have been to many izakayas all over Japan. Izakaya is considered a restaurant close to Pub, Tapas bar, Tavern, etc. However, we can say that the izakaya, with its great meal menus, is unique to Japan compared to these bars, which are mainly alcoholic beverages. As with Karaoke, Izakaya can be one of the Japanese cultures, considering that it can be understood in English. In other words, izakaya is the best place to learn and experience Japanese food culture. The Japan Tourism Agency also recommends foreign tourists go to izakaya.read moreBasic knowledge when foreigners go to Izakaya No.1

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Established a new company

By ninjakotan

Established a new company   Business content 1. Travel rental service 2. Pre-travel concierge   EDO KAGURA Corporation was established today on December 7, 2021. Many people have supported us so far. Thank you very much. The new company’s mission is to “create a world where everyone can travel easily.” We plan to engage in two main businesses. I will briefly introduce the contents of the business.   1. Travel rental service By sending the necessary items for the trip to the accommodation, the traveler is freed from the hassle of preparing luggage, carrying heavy luggage, and washing and cleaning up after the trip. Eliminating the need to carry heavy luggage makes it easier for people with disabilities, the elderly, and other people with disabilities to travel. In addition to improving convenience, reducing the amount of luggage loaded on an airplane will contribute to reducing the environmental burden and saving time. 2. Pre-travel concierge By helping you create your itinerary before your trip departs, you’ll free yourself from the hassle of itinerary. In particular, it takes time to check the means of transportation between tourist destinations, departure / arrival times, and fares in advance, which is a heavy burden onread moreEstablished a new company

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The blind spot of making travel barrier-free

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The blind spot of making travel barrier-free   Table of contents 1. Room for improvement in social inclusion in the travel industry 2. What difficult-to-move people such as the disabled and the elderlyare most dissatisfied with 3. Everyone will eventually become difficult-to-move people 4. Visible barrier-free progress, but invisible barriers remain 5. Let’s remove the invisible barrier together     1. Room for improvement in social inclusion in the travel industry On September 7th, we posted our opinion on “Environmentally Friendly Travel” in Expedia’s “Traveler Value Index”. This time, in the “Traveler Value Index“, “Values ​​on Respect and Equality of Individuals”, “nearly two-thirds of travelers (65%) say they are more willing to book accommodations that have policies focused on diversity and inclusion.” I would like to give our opinion on the answer. According to the explanation of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare of Japan, social inclusion is a philosophy that protects all people from loneliness, isolation, exclusion and friction, and wraps and supports them as members of society for the realization of a healthy and cultural life. Certainly, the idea of ​​social inclusion will be affirmed by many people. However, when traveling, there are many “difficult-to-move people” suchread moreThe blind spot of making travel barrier-free

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September itinerary in Japan Day 1,2 (Miyagi Accommodation edition)

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September itinerary in Japan Day 1,2 (Miyagi Accommodation edition) (Accommodation on September 26th and 27th)   In Sendai, I stayed for two nights at a “Henn na Hotel” that just opened on September 1, 2021. It was a very interesting experience and I would like to introduce it to everyone. “Henn na Hotel” is Guinness World Records certified as the world’s first hotel where robots work. https://www.hennnahotel.com/sendai-kokubuncho/concept/ First of all, in the corridor from the entrance of the hotel to the front desk, projection mapping such as phoenix that move like flying in the corridor and Zuihoden welcomes you. Already, I feel really excited. There are no people at the front desk of the hotel, and “holograms of light” such as Date Masamune and dinosaurs welcome guests. Check-in is completed by simply typing your name on the check-in terminal. Check-in was very smooth. I sent luggage such as clothes and power cords to the hotel in advance to enjoy the “luggage-free trip”. You can pick up your luggage by calling the staff in the room behind the front desk. When you call the staff, the background turns red, and Date Masamune and the dinosaurs are in a hurry. Henn naread moreSeptember itinerary in Japan Day 1,2 (Miyagi Accommodation edition)

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How to create a Japanese itinerary that won’t fail No.3

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How to create a Japanese itinerary that won’t fail No.3   Table of contents 1.How should “elimination of uncertainty” be realized? 2.We collected about 10,000 pieces of information about tourist destinations in Japan 3.This is enough 4.The small number of public transportation services contributes to narrowing down the destinations   1.How should “elimination of uncertainty” be realized? After narrowing down the travel destinations by “seafood season”, how should “elimination of uncertainty” be realized? In fact, uncertainty has already been greatly reduced at the stage of narrowing down the travel destination options. At least, we’ve decided where to go and what to eat. In particular, because we are narrowing down by “seafood season”, it is almost certain that we will achieve the greatest purpose of the trip, “eating delicious food”. However, uncertainty has not been completely resolved when traveling. This is because the uncertainty in terms of travel execution, such as which tourist spot to go to and which transportation to use, has not been resolved. Now, we will explain how to resolve our own uncertainty in terms of which tourist spot to go to. In the first place, the uncertainty in creating an itinerary is “caused by inaccurate or inadequateread moreHow to create a Japanese itinerary that won’t fail No.3

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How to create a Japanese itinerary that won’t fail No.2

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How to create a Japanese itinerary that won’t fail No.2   Table of contents 1.The method of “narrowing down the options” to eliminate “uncertainty” 2.Narrowing down of travel destinations by “season of fish and shellfish” 3.How to narrow down by “seafood season”   1.The method of “narrowing down the options” to eliminate “uncertainty” This time, we will introduce the method of “narrowing down the options” to eliminate “uncertainty”. Of course, how to narrow down your travel destination options depends on your interests. People who want to go to a specific place such as a theme park are not eligible here because they have narrowed down their travel destinations from the beginning. Here are some ways to help more people. It is a methodology for those who vaguely want to go on a trip. How do you decide where to travel? I think that you choose your travel destination from various perspectives, such as the tourist destination you want to go to, the hot springs you want to go to, the hotel / ryokan you want to go to, and the food you want to eat. However, we pointed out last time that there are many travelers in Japan and aroundread moreHow to create a Japanese itinerary that won’t fail No.2

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How to create a Japanese itinerary that won’t fail No.1

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How to create a Japanese itinerary that won’t fail No.1   Table of contents Introduction 1.Pre-planning for travel is one of the greatest stresses in life 2.Troublesome to plan in advance to collect information to travel abroad 3.Troublesome to prepare luggage for an overseas trip 4.Travel planning requires too many options and decisions 5.Paradox of Choice   Every day, we provide travel information on BLOG and SNS, and we will explain why and how to create a travel route. Our mission is to “create a world where everyone can travel easily.” We believe that we can make “a world where everyone can travel easily” by solving the physically problem of reducing the burden of large and heavy luggage and the mentally problem of enhancing travel information. Providing travel information will lead to improved travel convenience, as explained below. As a result, we believe that it will be the “easiest travel for everyone” both physically and mentally. I love traveling so much that I have traveled to more than 40 countries abroad and all 47 prefectures in Japan. In many of these trips so far, we have come to realize how difficult it is to obtain travel information in my ownread moreHow to create a Japanese itinerary that won’t fail No.1

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Don’t want to get tired of traveling anymore (after traveling)

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Don’t want to get tired of traveling anymore (after traveling)   Table of contents 1.Laundry and tidying up are waiting for you 2.Troublesome thing when returning from an overseas trip 3.The easiest trip for everyone   1.Laundry and tidying up are waiting for you When you come home from your trip, laundry and tidying up are waiting for you. The longer you travel, the more laundry you have. Even if you enjoyed your trip, you will get very tired as soon as you get home. Some may say, “I don’t want to go on a trip again.” 2.Troublesome thing when returning from an overseas trip In fact, according to a JTB survey, the number one “troublesome thing when returning from an overseas trip” was “cleaning up and storing clothes” at 41%, the second was “going to work” at 19%, and the third was “distributing souvenirs” 14%. As mentioned above, I commented in three parts. Did you understand how carrying “large luggage (suitcases)” before, during, and after your trip can be a reason for physical and mental fatigue. If you rent what you need at your travel destination, you will be freed from the “large luggage (suitcase)” that causes travel fatigue.read moreDon’t want to get tired of traveling anymore (after traveling)

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Don’t want to get tired of traveling anymore (while traveling)

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Don’t want to get tired of traveling anymore (while traveling)   Table of contents 1.Get tired of carrying “large luggage (suitcase)” 2.The risk of a lost baggage 3.If you don’t have a suitcase you can go through a long line to buy a ticket 4.Lockers may be full   1.Get tired of carrying “large luggage (suitcase)” Finally, you are going on a trip. First of all, you get tired of carrying “large luggage (suitcase)” when traveling from your home to the station or airport. You don’t want to get tired of carrying “large luggage (suitcase)” and you can choose to take a taxi to the train station or airport. However, using a taxi can be quite expensive. If your trip overlaps with your commute time and you get on a crowded train, the presence of “large luggage (suitcase)” can be a nuisance to other commuter passengers, both stressing and mentally tiring. 2.The risk of a lost baggage If you leave your luggage at the airport, it will be lighter and you can finally feel relieved. However, when you pick up your luggage at the airport after your flight, it may take some time for your luggage to come out, orread moreDon’t want to get tired of traveling anymore (while traveling)

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Don’t want to get tired of traveling anymore (before traveling)

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Don’t want to get tired of traveling anymore (before traveling)   Table of contents 1.Large luggage tires your trip physically and mentally 2.Packing gets tired 3.Preparing travel luggage is the most tiring by the survey   1.Large luggage tires your trip physically and mentally I love traveling, but I hate getting tired of traveling. I think traveling is for fun, not for getting tired from traveling. However, when you come back from your trip, many people may say, “Travel is fun, but I don’t like it because I get tired.” Do you feel tired and tired at work the next day after returning from your trip? I believe that the existence of “large luggage (suitcase) ” is the cause of tiredness of travel both physically and mentally. This is because I don’t think that people who take a walk every day in a “light fashion” who has nothing will often get “tired”. Also, when I send my luggage to the destination and travel empty-handed, its feels “very easy”. It’s not exaggerated, it’s overwhelmingly easy. So why does the presence of “large luggage (suitcase)” cause travel fatigue? Below, let’s recall the scenes before, during, and after the trip. 2.Packing gets tiredread moreDon’t want to get tired of traveling anymore (before traveling)

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Travel expenses higher by eco-friendly travel?

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Travel expenses higher by eco-friendly travel?   Table of contents Introduction The majority support sustainable travel even when travel costs go up Luggege-free trip reduce CO2 emissions Luggage-free trip also reduces travel costs Luggage-free trip improves travel convenience   Introduction Expedia, the world’s largest online travel booking site, has announced the Traveler Value Index. This is a study to clarify the values that are important when booking a trip for 8,000 people in eight countries: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Mexico, the United Kingdom and the United States. The survey period will be from April 16th to May 7th, 2021. https://welcome.expediagroup.com/content/dam/marketing/welcome2eg/published-assets/whitepapers/traveler-value-index-report/EN_Traveler_Value_Index_2021.pdf   The majority support sustainable travel even when travel costs go up What was interesting to me in this report was that the value of “eco-friendly travel” was higher than I had imagined. “Nearly three in five travelers (59%) are willing to increase their spend to make the trip more sustainable” they say. Recently, there have been reports of increasing environmental awareness in various fields, but I thought that the majority of people said that they would consider the environment as long as the cost burden did not increase.   For example, in Japan, 80-90% of users purchase refillread moreTravel expenses higher by eco-friendly travel?

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Why we use NINJA KOTAN?

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Why we use NINJA KOTAN?   Table of contents 1.NINJA KOTAN stands for “Ninja Village” 2. “Ninja” jumps lightly 3. “Village” is the community   1.NINJA KOTAN stands for “Ninja Village” I will explain why we are using the service name NINJA KOTAN. KOTAN means “village” in Ainu language. Therefore, NINJA KOTAN stands for “Ninja Village”. Since I am a graduate of Hokkaido University, I used the Ainu language of the indigenous people of Hokkaido. I see the Ainu people as a symbol of diversity and environmental protection, and I believe that the Ainu language is also in line with the better society we are aiming for.   2. “Ninja” jumps lightly “Ninja” jumps lightly, so I used it as the name because the image of “light and not carrying luggage” matches the image of “easy travel”. I thought it would be easy to understand that the ninja is famous not only in Japan but also in foreign countries.   3. “Village” is the community “Village” is attached to the meaning of the community. We believe that the participation and cooperation of many people is necessary to realize our mission of “creating a world where everyone can travel easily.” “Easyread moreWhy we use NINJA KOTAN?