日本: 旅游指南、签证与免费住宿 · 2026年

Tenants navigate numbered blocks without street names, relying on railway turnstiles and neighborhood police boxes to pin down an address.

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地图地点974 免费住宿提供者366提供免费住宿的房东汇率¥157.9每 1 $JPY — 该国货币截至 2026年11月2日当地语言Japanesestate language

价格锚点所有价格

柜台咖啡: ¥49,476
食堂午餐: ¥100,000
外出晚餐: ¥500,000
酒吧啤酒: ¥50,000
水（0.5升）: ¥12,008

来源：Cost of Living in Japan. Prices in Japan. Updated Sep 2026 - Numbeo · 截至 2026年9月5日

当地语言短语

Major railway stations and long-distance train operators: English and Japanese
Neighborhood police boxes: Japanese for spoken communication, with bilingual forms available for reporting lost property
Emergency telephone dispatch: English through specialized operators in Tokyo or interpretation relay elsewhere

«すみません» — Use to hail waitstaff at restaurants, get attention in shops, or apologize when maneuvering through crowded spaces.

更新于 2026年9月5日

关于此地

Daily routines run on strict social etiquette, extensive rail transit, and neighborhood convenience.

Mountainous terrain and dense forests push major metropolitan areas onto narrow coastal plains. Urban centers do not label most streets by name, organizing addresses instead by district, block, and building construction sequence. Navigating neighborhoods requires relying on railway turnstiles, local landmarks, and small police outposts known as koban, where officers maintain detailed hand-drawn maps of the district.

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Long-term entrants must carry an official residence card at all times, as domestic police can demand identification on the street. National border controls enforce strict medical rules, prohibiting common over-the-counter decongestants and prescription painkillers without advance governmental clearance. Everyday commuting relies on contactless transport cards that work across train networks, automated lockers, and corner shops.

Social gatherings take place almost entirely outside private residences, centering on casual izakaya pubs and counter diners. Dining culture follows precise conventions: leaving chopsticks standing upright in rice violates funeral rites, and leaving cash tips on tables causes confusion. Moving into a private flat requires navigating non-refundable gifts known as key money, paid directly to landlords before occupancy.

金钱

价格示例

咖啡: ¥49,476
食堂午餐: ¥100,000
咖啡馆晚餐: ¥500,000
酒吧啤酒: ¥50,000
SIM卡: ¥160,000
瓶装水: ¥12,008
兼职收入，每小时: ¥117,700

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2 个来源 · 截至 2026年9月5日

来源：Cost of Living in Japan. Prices in Japan. Updated Sep 2026 - Numbeo · SIM Cards in Japan: Plans (2026) | SIM Guide Travel

交通与住宿

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抵达后的分步指南

01Purchase a prepaid travel data SIM card at the airport arrival counters.
02Withdraw local cash at an airport terminal automated teller machine.
03Acquire a rechargeable contactless transit card at the railway ticket office.
04Board the passenger rail service departing toward booked city lodging.

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来源：TravelHub · SIM Cards in Japan: Plans (2026) | SIM Guide Travel

签证与实用信息

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须知事项

Foreign nationals must carry their passport or official residence card at all times.
Importing medications containing pseudoephedrine, codeine, or amphetamine compounds is illegal without prior government authorization.
Importing most meat, fruit, vegetable, and plant items into the country is prohibited.

还有 2 条规则

Do not stick chopsticks upright into rice or pass food directly between pairs of chopsticks.
Requesting modifications to a dish or criticizing the preparation directly offends kitchen staff.

琐事

银行卡
Transit IC cards cover public transport fares and serve as payment at convenience stores, vending machines, and restaurants in major metropolitan areas.
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Restaurant bills are paid at the register counter upon departure rather than at the dining table.
现金
Lost wallets and currency handed in by the public are processed through local police boxes.
小费
Tipping is not customary.
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Dining establishments may add service charges to the final bill, and late night diners frequently encounter automated surcharges.
SIM卡
Standard cellular contracts from domestic carriers require an official residence card, a local address, and a domestic bank account.
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Visitors staying without resident status rely on travel data cards sold at airports and convenience chains, or dedicated providers that offer incoming voice lines.
eSIM
Digital travel profiles activate immediately without physical collection or identity registration, providing cellular data across nationwide networks.
无线网络
Major convenience store chains sell standalone wireless internet passes.

常见问题

How does tipping work in restaurants?

Tipping is not customary in Japan. Restaurants typically present the bill after the meal for payment at the counter rather than at the table. Sit-down venues may add an automatic service charge instead.

来源：Wikivoyage

Can common over-the-counter medications be brought into the country?

Japan strictly regulates the entry of foreign medications. Over-the-counter treatments containing pseudoephedrine or codeine are prohibited by border authorities. Carrying unauthorized medicinal substances can lead to detention and deportation.

来源：Wikivoyage

Where can visitors get local assistance if lost or missing personal items?

Neighborhood police boxes known as kōban handle lost property reports and navigational help. Officers keep detailed maps of local blocks to assist disoriented pedestrians. Recovered items such as wallets are regularly brought to these posts by residents.

来源：Wikivoyage · Wikivoyage

How do passengers pay for public transportation?

Rechargeable transit IC cards serve as the standard payment method across rail and bus networks. The stored balance automatically covers travel fares at ticket barriers. These cards are also accepted for small purchases at station kiosks and convenience stores.

来源：Wikivoyage

What dining etiquette applies when using chopsticks?

Diners avoid sticking chopsticks upright into bowls or passing food directly between utensils. Spearing items and pointing with chopsticks are regarded as inappropriate table manners. Utensils should rest across a dedicated holder or the dish rim during breaks.

来源：Wikivoyage

Can short-term visitors buy regular mobile phone plans with calling?

Standard domestic voice subscriptions require local residence documentation and are unavailable to tourists. Visitors typically purchase prepaid travel SIM cards or data profiles at international airports. Voice calling is usually conducted through internet applications.

来源：SIM Cards in Japan: Plans (2026) | SIM Guide Travel

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安全与健康

安全 · 官方建议数据更新于 2026年11月3日

英国外交部 (FCDO)无限制无现行旅行限制。

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Addition of information about flooding and heavy rain ('Safety and security' page).

来源：UK FCDO Foreign Travel Advice

美国国务院1 级保持常规警惕即可，无需特殊防范措施。

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Exercise normal precaution in Japan. U.S. citizens should always exercise caution when traveling abroad. Use these general tips to stay safe.

来源：US Department of State Travel Advisory

Street touting by commercial entertainment venues and bars is prohibited by law.

来源：UK FCDO Foreign Travel Advice · US Department of State Travel Advisory · Wikivoyage

语言与文化

首日五大必备用语以及不可或缺的语言场景

English functions adequately for international transit terminals, major rail schedule lookups, and specialized support lines in Tokyo. Outside these structured tourist environments, English proficiency drops sharply.

首日五大必备用语

すみませんSumimasen
Excuse me — Use to hail waitstaff at restaurants, get attention in shops, or apologize when maneuvering through crowded spaces.
日本語のメニューはありますかNihongo no menyu wa arimasu ka
Do you have a Japanese menu? — Use at dining establishments that offer foreign-language menus to request the standard domestic menu and avoid tourist pricing.
これをお願いしますKore o onegaishimasu
This, please — Use when pointing at an item on a menu or in a store display to make a purchase politely.
お会計をお願いしますOkaikei o onegaishimasu
The bill, please — Use to request the final tab at dining establishments before paying at the register.
礼金なしの物件はありますかReikin nashi no bukken wa arimasu ka
Are there properties without key money? — Use with rental agencies when apartment hunting to exclude units that demand non-refundable gift money to the landlord.

2 个更多短语

助けてくださいTasukete kudasai
Please help me — Use when requiring immediate assistance from bystanders or station staff during emergencies.
飲み放題はありますかNomihodai wa arimasu ka
Is there an all-you-can-drink plan? — Use at an izakaya to secure fixed-cost drink packages rather than paying per beverage.

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情境	语言
Major railway stations and long-distance train operators	English and Japanese
Neighborhood police boxes	Japanese for spoken communication, with bilingual forms available for reporting lost property
Emergency telephone dispatch	English through specialized operators in Tokyo or interpretation relay elsewhere
Neighborhood dining spots and izakaya	Japanese
Apartment leasing and housing contracts	Japanese
Airport arrival telecom and travel counters	English

更新于 2026年9月5日

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