Will 4000 USD be enough for a trip in japan? My tickets are

>>1190351
>4000 USD for a 6 day trip
Holy shit, I hope that's enough

I spent $1,200 during one month in Eastern Europe.

>>1190384
Eh, it's not that much, last trip I took was to mt. kilimanjaro, and also a safari, that was two weeks and it was 20K

>>1190385
Did you hire someone to carry you to the top?

>>1190386
Nah, kili actually wasn't all that expensive, the safari was the expensive part

>>1190351
Of course, how expensive do you think stuff is in japan? not gonna

I'm going for 12 days in march, my ticket was $800 and I should spend less than 2k after the ticket.

>>1190351
Where do you buy plane tickets? I have been living in Korea/Japan for 6 years and go home a couple times a year or more. If you shop around you can easily get a round trip for 450-500. I usually fly into Chicago, but texas/new york/cali is usually cheapest.

>>1190599
How expensive is stuff in Korea?

>>1190615
A lot cheaper than Japan.
Eating at a resturaunt is cheaper than America. Most things are pretty comparible to American prices. Electronics are cheap. Beef is crazy expensive.

Sometimes they run sales on round trip airfare to Tokyo/Okinawa/Fukuoka for like 15 dollars a ticket. Pretty awesome but they sell out quick.

>>1190599
I think a better question is: Where do you buy yours?

>>1190351
I spent 1.5-2k (minus airfare) for 6 weeks when I went last year. Though that was with horrible accommodation.

>>1190885
Expand on this horrible accommodation?

>>1190888
Through airbnb, where someone living in japan rents an appartment and fills it with bunk beds. One of the places I stayed had a triple bunk where the top bunk was a few inches from the roof, meaning your face was basically touching the roof. The bed didn't actually have any bedding it was a thin piece of padding on top of cardboard. But it was for less than $15 a night and right in the city. Granted, there's better places for similar prices but this was what I found from booking on that day.

>>1191168
This sounds good to me! But then I do not ask for much. Only a regularly cleaned bathroom, and good shower to use. Provide me those things and I'll happily sleep on the floor or in a closet for $15 a night in a central Tokyo location.

Who was the seller / address?

>>1191209
Bathroom was clean enough but the shower was rather annoying to use. I think that's just typical Japan though. I'll look for the posting when I'm off of mobile.

>>1191209
If you're tall the showers in Japan will suck.

>>1191209
Again, I wouldn't actually recommend this place, I'm positive there's nicer places with similar prices. But here's the link https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/4215193

>>1191306
How tall is tall?

>>1191320
>Shinjuku 7 min away
>Great location, just 5 min away on foot to the closest station Nakaitabahsi station
How does the guy reach Shinjuku from Itabashi in 7 minutes is beyond me. Just the ride to Ikebukuro will take longer. That, and unless you fancy an extra boring ~4 km walk each way everyday you'll need to add another 300 JPY to the daily price for your Tobu Tojo tickets.