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Useful Links and Travel Deals for Japan Tourism (For Foreigners and Inbound Visitors)

Introduction

Explore important information for travelers in Japan, including the difference between the expiration date and best before date to ensure food safety, and discover the benefits of the Seishun 18 Ticket for unlimited train travel. Stay informed about emergency earthquake alerts and learn how to protect yourself during seismic events in Japan. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, our website offers essential details for your Japan travel experience, from practical tips to useful services and safety measures. Be prepared, stay safe, and enjoy your journey with these valuable resources!

Table of Contents

  1. Links Collection
  2. Other Information
  3. Sister Sites

Links Collection

  1. Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)
    1. Tourist Information Centers (TIC) [Multilingual]: Information about tourist information centers across Japan.
    2. Japan Tourism Information Site [Multilingual]: Detailed information about Japan's tourist spots.
  2. Emergency
    1. Emergencies [English]: Emergency contact information.
    2. Hospital Navi: Search for hospitals across Japan.
  3. Convenience Stores
    1. 7-Eleven
      1. Store Locator
      2. Sales & Campaigns
      3. Rice Balls
    2. Lawson
      1. Store Locator
      2. Products & Deals
      3. Rice Balls
    3. FamilyMart
      1. Store Locator
      2. Deals & Offers
      3. Rice Balls
  4. Gourmet Sites
    1. Tabelog
    2. HOT PEPPER GOURMET
    3. Gurunavi
    4. Retty
  5. RAMEN
    1. Jalan: Ramen rankings.
    2. RAMEN STATION: A place to enjoy various types of ramen.
  6. Japanese Cultural Trivia
    1. Japan Wonder Guide
    2. KARUTA
  7. Photography Spots
    1. GANREF: Photography spots across Japan.
    2. Tripa
  8. Hidden Tourist Spots
    1. Tripa
    2. MY RECIPE
  9. Optional Tours
    1. VeLTRA
    2. JTB
    3. Rakuten Travel
  10. Trends in Japan
    1. PR TIMES
    2. Nikkei
    3. Living with Style

Other Information

Difference Between Expiration Date and Best Before Date

The expiration date refers to the "safe to eat by" date, while the best before date refers to the "best taste" period. Even after the best before date has passed, it doesn’t necessarily mean the food becomes inedible immediately, but it is recommended to consume it within the given time frame for optimal taste.

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Seishun 18 Ticket

The Seishun 18 Ticket allows unlimited rides on ordinary and rapid trains (non-reserved cars), BRT, and JR West Miyajima Ferry for three consecutive days or five consecutive days. It is available for anyone, regardless of age.

JR
Emergency Earthquake Alerts

Emergency Earthquake Alerts provide only a few seconds to tens of seconds between the time the information is received and the strong shaking of the earthquake. You need to take protective actions within this very short time frame.

Japan Meteorological Agency

Sister Sites

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