1 month is like 3000-4000 euros in Japan :3 if you rent a room there for one room + food, entertainment, transport, plane tickets.

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me and 3 of my friends spent 12 days in Japan. 5 days in tokyo, and 7 days in kansai. Total amount spent $1.8K. I spent around 2K yen a day on food .... and around 10K yen on souvenir cuz my parents will be mad if no omiyage :P If you have questions about traveling there, just ask! I'll answer it if I can :D

I spent 0 yen in Japan, cuz I haven't been there yet :c

I was just in Tokyo a week ago, was there for 6 days and definitely spent either 10,000 or more yen a day, souvenirs can be very pricey, i bought some souvenirs at the government metropolitan building, and in the next few days found the same stuff going for half price at smaller souvenir shops in Shibuya. Patience is key, when you find something you like, know that you're bound to find the same thing in another shop for HALF the price. Spending 1000 yen on an item is better than 2000 yen for the same thing, coz it all adds up in your daily budget.

I spend more then 10,000yen a day in Tokyo haha😊 food don't cost that much I spend most on cloths shoes and anime👍🏻

Was in Tokyo back in October 2016. I would say we spent less in a day except for the day we went to Disney Sea/Land (ticket alone is 7K already and the food inside is more expensive than food outside the pakrs) and Mt. Fuji. But as long as you don't eat in fancy restos for sure less than Y10K a day is doable. Of course if you stay in an expensive hotel in Shinjuku then you will easily pass 10K....

I feel like this video should have gone a little more in depth. Because for all we know, one person has been saving for 4 years. Is the spending proportional to their yearly income? Idk, they just seemed like a wealthy bunch in general and I know it's possible to get great, affordable food in Japan.

I went to Hokkaido last year, budget 10000 + yen daily. Spent it all on the food fair happening every where there.

Kids alone spent way more $10000 when we hit up the Pokemon centre lol

Ignoring flight and rail pass... hostel/AirBnB: 2800 yen/day... if you go with someone, this should be cheaper Food: 1700 yen/day... but I was occasionally treated- 2000 yen/day is probably safer Transport: 550 yen/day... transport is cheap if you know what you're doing Wifi: 350 yen/day I've long said 50 USD/day for these 4 "requirements"... and the exchange rate is still in the range where that is true. The other expenses are events/things to do... in which I also pigeon-hole gourmet splurge meals into this category. And stuff. And both of these categories will vary widely depending on tastes. I bring another 50/USD day for this. So the question is... under or over 10000 yen? Well, neither. It's 10000 yen... or close enough. You can go far cheaper... but it's a vacation... you should at least have this much AVAILABLE to spend, even if you don't actually spend it.

The hotel was already booked with the flight, but I'll probably end up spending 10k yen a day on food, travel and novelties/trinkets.

Yay that couple was from Tennessee! so am I lol :) and going to Japan next year

My budget is 6000 yen a day but I'm staying in Yokohama and visiting Tokyo once or twice a week. I think most of my money is going to go on clothes and food. The transport isn't really a big expense since compared to the uk the public transport is so cheap here! Bet then again I'm only traveling between Yokohama, Tokyo and Kamakura.

Way more than 10000 a day with family of 5 bulk of expense on transport and food even though we are a lot from convini , we got Suica travel cards so whenever we topped them up with $1000 or $2000 yen for five of us it was about $10000 yen already even though we walked a lot I suggest to use airbnb and book somewhere in Tokyo around Shibuya , ometsando, harajuku so most things are within walking distance even if you go further out on the train for a day trip when you get back to your airbnb everything is walking distance to find food and shopping it's very convenient

I averaged less than a hundred bucks a day since I primarily lived out of vending machines and conbini, although you could throw in yoshinoya, coco curry, and lotteria). I'd splurge occasionally like when I went to Pizza Hut (for that 40 dollar meat lovers pizza), or when I went to sushibar Yasuda. If we take out souvenirs and hotels, the bulk of my money went to taxis and whenever trains weren't covered by the JR pass

For hotel only it was over 10k yen, but not including that on days we didnt buy gifts it was def less than 10k

Im almost done saving for my trip next year and I plan on having 400k yen for 2 week hotel and fly not included in the 400k

Less if I don't go do anything special or visit any special place. Mostly spend money daily for food and maybe transportation if I am not in Tokyo central area. Usually trying to budget daily spending to 5,000 or under. (+ accommodation) More than 10,000円 Special things to do: Drinking, Karaoke, General Partying Meeting up with friend/group of people etc. More than 10,000円 Special places to visit: Tokyo Tower Tokyo Skytree Osaka Universal Studios/Fuji-Q/Disney Land (and other theme/amusement parks) Aquarium(s) etc.

It is obviously for shopping ;)

I'm trying to figure out how much it will cost me and my family to travel to Tokyo for a full 7 days. 3 people ( 2 adults, and one child). Anyone have a rough idea how much it will cost between paying for a hotel, transportation, and eating?

In my 6 weeks i averaged about 18k a day. That includes everything. for just spending on food etc i would say about 7k. Hotels and rail passes make up the rest. I spent up to my budget though so probably could have gone cheaper if needed.

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y‘all are 80,000 yen enough for 6 days tokyo including 3 person and a 4-year old or should we bring more money to our trip?

I spent on average 13000 yen a day (including hostels) on my first trip, most of that went towards souvenirs and various junk. On my second trip I spent 6500 yen a day (including hostels), and what cost the most was transport.

In Tokyo now. Food is cheap, hotels are reasonable, but "stuff" is expensive. Do Japanese people only shop at Uniqlo?.. If I didn't buy "stuff" I'd be around ¥10,000 per day, that's even with my Otoro sushi lunch set and Wagyu steak dinner. But the moment I buy a SHIRT I blow that budget out the water. (my hotel however is in Shiodome. ¥¥¥ 高い). Long story short, I'm over ¥10k per day.

I swear Im going to eat cheapest food I can get for my Japan trip. Dont really like spending too much on food unless its a date, gathering or special ocacssion.

7ELEVEN and Familymart will hit you hard financially. The convenience is something I really miss now I'm back in the U.K!

This doesn't make any sense...you seem to imply that a hotel could be the biggest expense...but if the hotel is include, there is absolutely no way you can spent time in Japan for less than 10K a day...even a capsule hotel is 3000-5000 yen a night per person...my tiny room in Shinjuku is going to cost me 11,000 yen a night! Now, if hotel is not included, then you can easily spend less than 10K inside Tokyo...unless you are buying souvenirs, eating at high end restaurants or leaving Tokyo for a day trip.

Would be nice if you could make a guide on how to spend less than 5000y a day for the budget traveler.

10000 yen? that is like 100 dollars US. man you can spend that much just getting out of bed and going to the toilet to take a piss

I'm sitting with roughly 1.2 million yen (around 14.5k Canadian) for my Japan trip for 3 weeks...

Yeah, most of my money in japan went to korean bbq.

I would like to know how you can spend 10000 yen a day?? Live in AirBnb and the use local buses . Eat some street food. 3000 yen maximun.

Me and my husband spent US$ 5300 in Japan for two weeks

i know when i go my total budget is 10000$

I spend 129000 yen a day on Tokyo but on Kyoto I spend only 31000 yen

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