Japan's etiquette was something else, right? I remember feeling overwhelmed trying not to commit a faux pas! For anyone going, learn the basics of bowing and remember to always remove your shoes. Respect goes a long way.

How did you find the costs? Japan’s been on my list forever but I keep hearing it’ll clear out my wallet 😅 Any tips for saving yen?

The cherry blossoms must have been a sight to behold! While you're still reminiscing, don't forget about the historical places. Places like Kyoto, Nara, and Hiroshima have so much to share about Japan's history. Anyone else a history nerd and have other must-visit spots?

Japan? Overrated if you ask me. Bet the sushi's not as good as they say and everything is just crowded. You probably spent half your trip in transit lol

Japan is my #1 food destination! The ramen alone is worth the trip. Did you find any hidden gem restaurants you'd recommend?

Totally agree with you, Japan is incredible! 🌸 Did you make it to Akihabara or any anime spots? The level of detail in their manga stores and themed cafes is just something else.

Glad you enjoyed Japan, it's one of my favorite places too. For those who are planning to visit, I highly recommend getting the Japan Rail Pass. It's a great deal and makes traveling through the country super efficient.

Ahh, takes me back to my trip last year! Did you try takoyaki in Osaka? It's life-changing! 🐙 One tip for others: always carry cash, a lot of small places don’t take cards.