Traveling to Japan on May Day? Buy cabbage for 100 yuan, drink nuclear wastewater and eat dead fish, netizen: You really deserve it
In recent years, Japanese tourism has become a hot topic in China. Many people want to learn about Japanese culture, food, scenery, etc., but there are also some who are skeptical. Some people think that Japan is too expensive to visit because it is worth visiting, while others think that Japanese food is unhygienic and not worth trying. However, I would like to tell you that traveling to Japan on May Day is not an adventurous act, and with good preparation and planning, you can enjoy a great travel experience.
First of all, we need to be clear that travel is about relaxing and enjoying life, not about pursuing luxury and enjoying a high-end lifestyle. There is a lot of cheap and delicious food in Japan, and there are also plenty of attractions for tourists. Of course, it is true that prices in Japan are higher than in Japan, but that doesn't mean it's not worth visiting. Instead, we should see it as a challenge and an opportunity to exercise ourselves.
During this May Day holiday, you can find some special restaurants and snacks in the streets of Japan. One of them is a local food called "cabbage". The price of this cabbage is low, only about 100 yuan per cabbage. Don't underestimate this cabbage, its taste and nutritional value are very high, and it also has certain medicinal value. When traveling to Japan, why not try this local specialty and experience the exotic atmosphere?
Of course, there are many other delicacies and specialties in Japan besides cabbage. Sushi, ramen, grilled fish fillet, etc., are all examples of traditional Japanese food culture. Although the price of these foods is relatively high, the quality is very guaranteed. You can choose some restaurants or shops with good reputation and reasonable prices to taste and buy.
In addition to the food, there are many attractions in Japan that are suitable for tourists. For example, Sensoji Temple, Akihabara, and Ueno Park in Tokyo are famous spots where you can experience traditional Japanese culture and historical sites. In addition, there are plenty of natural scenery and hot spring resorts in Japan, which are perfect options for relaxation.
Of course, while enjoying these wonderful things, we also need to pay attention to some issues. First of all, Japan is a highly developed country with advanced technology and cultural level, but there are also some problems and challenges. For example, the problem of nuclear wastewater and food safety all need our attention. However, these problems do not affect the tourism environment of Japan as a whole, and as long as we pay attention to choosing the right restaurants and attractions, we can avoid these problems.
Secondly, we need to pay attention to our own safety and health. During our stay in Japan, we should abide by local laws and regulations, cultural customs, and respect local customs. At the same time, we should also pay attention to food hygiene and physical health, and avoid eating unclean food and unsafe water sources.
In closing, I would like to say that traveling to Japan on May Day is not an adventurous act. As long as we are well prepared and planned, we can enjoy a great travel experience. We should see this trip as an opportunity to challenge and exercise ourselves, to experience different cultures and cuisines, and to broaden our horizons and minds. Trust me, you're sure to have a lot of great memories and experiences!
In conclusion, traveling to Japan on May Day is not an adventure. As long as we are well prepared and planned, we can enjoy a great travel experience. Let's embrace this May Day holiday together!