I have some questions about going to Japan

Friend, you are asking about a visa to travel to Japan, although we are only in charge of the field of studying abroad, but in the actual work we have encountered similar problems with the parents of students, according to what we have learned, we will give the following, if it is useful, I hope to:

1.To go abroad to any country (except for visa-free countries with China), you need a visa issued by the consulate of that country in China, and one of the prerequisites for applying for various types of visas to go abroad is that you need a passport.

2.You need to go to the Exit and Entry Administration Department of the Public Security Bureau where you are registered to apply for a personal passport. To apply for a passport, you need your household registration book, original ID card, as for **, it is generally required to be photographed at the scene of the passport.

3.The cost of a personal passport valid for 10 years is 200 yuan. It is also to go to the on-site payment.

4.It is best to apply for a visa to Japan with a large travel agency in your current location (not necessarily your home register). You can bring your passport, ID card and tour group registration fee to consult, and the staff of the travel company will answer you more professionally than I am.

This friend said that it should be a visa for tourism. First of all, there are two different types of visas for visiting Japan: individual and group. The former is more restrictive, while the latter is much more lenient.

What you said about having a car and a house should be a requirement for independent travel. If you are willing to join a group, you can ask the travel agency directly.

Don't go to Japan. The Chinese in Japan are severely discriminated against and have no status. It's okay to travel, just spend some money and have a long experience, and if you really stay there for a long time, you will have no sense of belonging.

You can't take pictures of others with your camera at will, and Japanese people are very serious about their image rights. Do not use chopsticks to pass the food, because after cremation in Japan, the family of the deceased will use special chopsticks to pass the ashes and put them in the urn, so it is considered unlucky.

There are many things you can't do when you're in Japan, the first is not to be late, the second is not to give up your seat to the elderly, the third is to remember to take off your shoes, and the fourth is not to pay the bills to Japanese women and never have leftovers.

After going to Japan, you must give way to pedestrians, and you can't smoke while walking on the road, if you cut the queue in Japan, you will be hated by others, and you must do a good job of garbage sorting when throwing garbage, you can't litter at will, you can't make loud noises on the bus, and you can't eat.

Hit ** on the bus, eat on the bus, don't let passers-by when driving, garbage is not sorted, smoke while walking, take pictures casually, and cut in line.

1. With the same quality and effect, I will buy the ones made in China, and at the moment I will buy Japanese home appliances.

2. I definitely buy fruits made in China.

3. I have been in contact with Japanese people, and I have the impression that they are polite, well-educated, and have dreams. But it's tactful, not direct enough. It's hard to communicate.

4. The older generation of Japanese people think that China can still be backward and very poor. The Japanese still have a certain contempt for the Chinese.

5. Anti-Japanese China is generally guided by textbooks and hates Japan. People who like Japan are those who have watched Japanese anime, have been influenced by Japanese culture, and like Japanese culture, and most people who have been to Japan generally have a good impression of Japan.

How can there be the same ** fruit 1 apple in Japan is 100 yen China everything is sold by the pound This can't be compared You should be investigating the price.

Hello landlord!

You ask these questions to find out how the Chinese view Sino-Japanese relations. It is true that Japan's achievements in industry and agriculture can be praised in the world, and the automobiles, electronics, machinery, and even rice and fruits that you make will be imprinted with Japan's unique advantages --- good quality, and objectively speaking, as a Chinese, I admire that. Presumably, there are not a few Chinese people who think this way.

But why do many Chinese have other feelings for the Japanese, or that they are still hostile to you with your things, and you should be asked to reflect on this, why did you do wrong more than 60 years ago, and still have not admitted and apologized to the world today?

In this regard, I hope you will also learn from Germany.

I have come into contact with a lot of Japanese people, and you are very polite and polite on the surface, but you have a stomach full of bad water.