Can Japanese tourists speak English?

1. Can I speak English when traveling in Japan?

You can speak English in Japan, but it is estimated that few people can understand it. If you stay in Japan for a long time, you'd better learn Japanese. Most Japanese have poor English and nonstandard pronunciation.

Japan is a highly developed capitalist country, the third largest economy in the world and a member of G7 and G20. Its natural resources are scarce and it is extremely dependent on imports. Developed manufacturing industry is the pillar of national economy. Scientific research, aerospace, manufacturing and education are all in the forefront of the world. In addition, the cultural industry dominated by animation and game industry and the developed tourism industry are also important symbols. Up to now, traditional Japanese culture such as tea ceremony, flower path and book path has been preserved.

2. How do you say to travel to Japan?

You can go to Japan with a China passport, but you need a visa.

China passport is not visa-free in Japan. If you want to go to Japan, you must apply for a visa. At present, individuals cannot apply directly to the Japanese consulate. You can only apply for a visa through several travel agencies designated by the Japanese Consulate, and submit passports, ID cards, household registration books, visa application forms, photos, employment certificates, salary bank cards, etc. It usually takes about a week to sign.

Can I speak English when I go to Japan?

However, due to the influence of foreign epidemics, it is best not to work in Japan for the time being. Besides, to work in Japan, one must be proficient in foreign languages and have independent ability.

Have you ever considered traveling to Japan in the past?

What country are you from? Or where are you from?

Where are you from? I come from China. I come from China. Where are you from? I come from China. I come from China.

Where are you from? I come from Japan. Where are you from? I come from Japan. Extended materials: National English: 1. Britain: Britain; 2. United States: America;

3. South Korea: South Korea;

4. France: France;

5. Australia: Australia;

6. New Zealand: New Zealand

The answer is yes. The steps are as follows:

1. Get a tourist visa to China first. If I don't have time, I can entrust a qualified travel company, including round-trip air tickets. The prerequisite is to ensure that the itinerary is fulfilled, otherwise the ticket purchased by the travel company will suffer losses;

2. Appropriate exchange of some Japanese yen in China, mainly for non-UnionPay payment during the day, and the rest can be paid by UnionPay;

3. Do some strategies for the place to go this time on the Internet, mainly from the aspects of eating, living, traveling, shopping and entertainment, so as to avoid detours and delay the trip;

S very convenient to install Google Maps on your mobile phone and take it abroad for navigation.

5. Booking accommodation online in advance according to the itinerary and arranging the accommodation location according to the itinerary can save time for the whole itinerary without making mistakes;

6. Bring appropriate clothes, toiletries, etc. According to the season you are going to. Be sure to bring more plastic bags, and dirty clothes that can be changed can be put inside to avoid polluting clean clothes.

I hope my answer can help everyone!

5. Do you speak Chinese or English when traveling to Japan?

When going abroad for the first time, if the subject is really worried about language problems, he can start from Southeast Asian countries, such as Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. China people can be seen in these countries, and the locals can basically speak a few words of Chinese. Visa is also very convenient, as long as the passport and photos.

English is not the key, but the courage to deal with problems is the key. My English is not good either, but now I have been to 8 countries (non-Chinese and non-English speaking countries) by myself (including driving).

The exchange of experience is as follows:

Ask the right people, such as young or middle-aged people on the street, well-dressed people or police. These people are often highly educated, understanding and easy to communicate. Try to find airport and station staff. They often see tourists, and it is easy to judge your intentions. Communicate with key words, don't make a long speech. Even if you have confidence in your English, foreigners may not understand it. Just emphasize the key words repeatedly. Do you think it's important that you know each other? Reply or not, repeat it in your language (keywords) and let the other person confirm it. Asking more people helps to ensure that your intentions are not misunderstood. Make full use of raiders, maps and mobile phones, and it is better to chat while chatting. Take a note and pen, although the mobile phone can also input, personally feel that handwriting is convenient. If it has enough time, it is ok to use the translator, but it is not convenient for communication for the time being. Learn two local greetings to help you communicate.

Let's talk about food, shelter and transportation first:

Food: If you are not a picky person, this problem can be easily solved, usually in the following ways:

First, find out the famous local restaurants and even menus from the raiders, and go directly to eat (many restaurants in Europe need to be booked); Find a restaurant with a picture and order according to the picture; When there are no pictures, you can record some dishes or ingredients in English in advance (such as the dishes in Raiders or pure chicken and beef) for the waiter to see. The main ingredients are right, and the rest will be solved. Refer to the next table to order, observe what others are eating, just point and tell the waiter, and don't care too much about face when you go out. Most foreigners also understand, just laughing. Street snacks, needless to say, just look. Supermarket: If you don't pay attention to your diet or want to save some money, you can buy it in the supermarket or eat well.

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Book the accommodation in advance and print out the hotel map for easy search.

After checking out, you can leave your big luggage in the hotel and pick it up after playing.

Well, this is the most troublesome. Some countries have small cities) t know where you are going.

It is impossible for it to go far in a large area on the map, so that it can know the situation in advance. Taking the subway is a safer mode of transportation in the city, but you need to know the charging method of the subway in advance. If you are not sure, you can buy a pass. Come back every day to review the route planning for the next day. Pay attention to house numbers and road signs. Find a useful map software. You can only use GPS, but you can't use your mobile phone to surf the Internet. Pay attention to the connection of tickets, especially when you need to change trains, and leave enough time when making plans. Familiar with the general usage of ticket vending machines in various countries on the Internet.

Others:

First, go to a tourist country with good safety. The tourist country has complete facilities and no serious problems. And because there are many tourists, many people can help you through simple communication. Do your homework, refer to some strategies, try to book hotels and tickets in advance, and leave enough time to catch the bus. Have a happy prospect. If there is an accident, don't panic. Don't blame each other. Just trying to solve it. Accidents are also an experience of free travel. As long as it doesn't endanger life. No big deal. At most, we will lose some money and time. We had many accidents, but we didn't. You are happy, too. Some things were depressing at the time, and it was interesting to think about them later. It even helps us remember the whole journey.

In short, as long as you dare to go out, there is no problem that cannot be solved. Have fun!

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6. Can I speak English when traveling to Japan?

You don't need to know Japanese to go to Japan. There are many people in the northeast. If you don't know, just find a convenience store, and you will always have a chance to meet a clerk in China. Just asking. Then Japanese and China's traditional Chinese characters are similar, so it can be guessed that they are close. Finally, buy an interpreter. What, uh