Exclusive private charter car ￨ Nagoya Gero Light-up 6-day mini tour

【Travel Tips】

• Language: Japanese, but simple English is also acceptable. There are many Chinese characters in Japanese, so communication can also be achieved through written communication using Chinese characters.
• Currency: The currency unit is Japanese Yen. Banknotes are denominations of 10,000, 5,000, 2,000, and 1,000 yen, and coins are denominations of 500, 100, 50, 10, 50, and 1 yen. Please refer to the Bank of Taiwan website for exchange rates.
• Time difference: Greenwich Mean Time +9 hours, 1 hour ahead of Taiwan
• Voltage: Japan's voltage is 100 volts AC, but the frequency is 50 Hz in eastern Japan and 60 Hz in western areas like Kyoto, Osaka, and Nagoya. Major hotels in major cities have both 100-volt and 200-volt outlets, but these generally only accept two-prong plugs. Ryukyu uses 100-volt two-prong plugs.
• Climate: Japan's climate is temperate maritime, ranging from subarctic in the north to subtropical in the south. The rainy season in most areas runs from mid-June to mid-July, with heavier rainfall than other seasons. Spring and autumn are cooler, so coats and light sweaters are recommended. Summers are hot, so light clothing, such as short-sleeved sportswear, is recommended. Winters are cold, so travelers are advised to bring a light coat, warm jacket, thick sweater, and non-slip and waterproof shoes.
  1. Seasonal climate: Winter [December-February], Spring [March-May], Summer [June-August], Autumn [September-November].
  2. Reference websites: Tokyo Weekly Weather, Japan Tourism Organization.
  
  
• Telephone communication:
  To call Japan from Taiwan: Taiwan international code 002 + Japan country code 81 + city area code (0 omitted) + phone number. To call Taiwan from Japan: Japan international code 001010 + Taiwan country code 886 + city area code (0 omitted) + phone number. Local calls: Public telephones are common throughout Japan, especially around train stations and business districts. They come in red, yellow, pink, and green. 10- and 100-yen coins and phone cards are accepted. Local calls are 10 yen per minute, and prepaid calling cards are the most convenient method.
  Phone cards: There are two types: 500 yen and 1000 yen. The 1000 yen phone card can be used to make 105 10 yen calls. Most phone booths have phone card vending machines, and they are also sold in convenience stores and station shops. Beautifully made commemorative phone cards are also sold in scenic areas. Although the price will be more expensive and the number of units contained is less, they are worth collecting.
  
  
• Since October 2014, Japan has included consumables in the list of tax-free items. The relevant explanations are as follows:
  1. Consumables: Food/Beverages/Medicines/Cosmetics:
  ※ Purchase process: Buyer presents passport > Store creates a "Purchase Record Ticket" and attaches it to the passport > Buyer signs the "Purchaseer's Oath" > The product is sealed in the box or bag.
  ※ Only non-residents of Japan who spend 5,000 yen or more, but not more than 500,000 yen, at the same store on the same day are eligible.
  ※ Items must be exported from the country within 30 days of purchase.
  ※ How to purchase a record stamp and seal the box and bag: The record stamp must be submitted at Japanese customs. Seal the box and bag with tape and do not open or damage them before leaving Japan. Label the box with the contents and indicate "Do not open until leaving Japan" in Japanese. The bag must be transparent so the contents are visible.
  ※ List of eligible duty-free shops (with the TAX FREE logo)
  2. General products: Clothes, apparel, shoes, bags, jewelry, watches, golf equipment, handicrafts:
  ※ Purchase process: Buyer presents passport > Store creates a "Purchase Record Ticket" and attaches it to the passport > Buyer signs the "Purchaser's Oath" > The product is sealed in the box or bag.
  ※ Only non-residents of Japan who spend 5,000 yen or more (excluding tax) at the same store on the same day are eligible.
  ※ Items must be exported from the country within six months from the date of purchase.
  ※ How to purchase the record stamp and seal the box or bag: Purchase the record stamp and pay it when passing through Japanese customs.
  3. How to apply for tax exemption:
  ※ Go to stores with the TAX FREE logo or designated tax-free counters in department stores.
  ※ Show your passport (please carry it with you when shopping, as it cannot be processed the next day according to the law)
  ※ Please fill out the buyer's oath. If general goods and consumables are purchased at the same store, the amount can be combined, but it cannot be combined with goods purchased the next day).
  ※ Consumables must be placed in designated packaging. Upon leaving the country, you must attach the purchase record to your passport and present it to customs officials for inspection.
  4. The above description is the current release content. If there are any unfinished matters, please refer to the official description.

• Representative Office in Japan (Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in Japan)
  Address: 20-2, Shirokanedai 5-chome Minato-Ku, Tokyo 108-0071, Japan
  Tokyo, Japan Tel: (03) 3280-7811
  Emergency Contact Number: 080-6552-4764
  Tokyo, Japan Fax: (03) 3280-7934
  
  
• Emergency contact hotline for overseas missions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: 001-800-0885-0885
  Overseas rescue 24-hour hotline: 001+010+886+2-2511-9266

How to Use Your Voucher

• Please present your passport on-site

Validity Period

• The voucher must be used on the selected date and within operating hours; Invalid after expiration
• Please check in at least two hours before your flight takes off