{"id":1788,"date":"2019-08-25T18:57:57","date_gmt":"2019-08-25T20:57:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/aplankyti.lt\/kelione-i-tokija-patarimai-keliaujant-i-tokija\/"},"modified":"2019-08-25T19:09:39","modified_gmt":"2019-08-25T21:09:39","slug":"kelione-i-tokija-patarimai-keliaujant-i-tokija","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/aplankyti.lt\/en\/kelione-i-tokija-patarimai-keliaujant-i-tokija\/","title":{"rendered":"A trip to Tokyo. Tips for traveling to Tokyo."},"content":{"rendered":"

A trip to Tokyo is an exciting vacation. Tokyo is very different from all of Japan. If you were just in Tokyo you can't say you were in Japan and vice versa if you were in Japan but you weren't in Tokyo, you can't even steal what Tokyo is. I would say Japan is a big village with many temples and Tokyo is a super city. There are still many payphones in Japan, which have not been in Lithuania for a long time. Not everywhere in Japan you pay with a payment card, so always carry cash.<\/p>\n

Tokyo is the largest city in the world with 37 million suburbs. And words are not enough to describe its size. It is a fantastic metropolis, where motorways can be three floors, where roller coasters dive high-speed trains between homes. Where cafes and restaurants are also located on the fifth or tenth floors of buildings. Where cars are parked in special lifts in the parking lots to take up less space. And from the city center to the outskirts of the city it is a good hour to travel by rail. Even if you're a millionaire, you won't buy a car here. To buy a car you need to have confirmation that you will have to park it. Luxury cars are practically invisible on the streets. Japanese tend to choose small compact cars, not only because they count centimeters for parking, but also because Japanese don't like to stand out. Even the outfit is similar, so people dressed up in the Soviet Union, the image that everyone is shopping in one store. Only young people dress exclusively, often dye their hair, but according to one Japanese, when they do, the exclusivity ends. Becomes a gray army of robots.<\/p>\n

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In Tokyo, people work 12-14 hours a day. As long as the superior is employed, no employee will leave. The Japanese have only 7 days off. The average salary in Japan is 2000 euros, in Tokyo 4000euros. There is practically no unemployment in Tokyo, as the Japanese said, you can have both left hands, but if you try hard, no one will leave you. There are practically no blacks in Tokyo, which surprised me a lot, but the reason is quite simple. There are no allowances in Tokyo, but everyone has jobs. There are so many unnecessary posts created that they look ridiculous. For example, each parking lot has several staff members who take care of the tourists so they can find their car and all spider.<\/p>\n

\"aplankytiThe caretaker to make everyone stand in line<\/span><\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Even today, there is a girl on the trains who oversees whether all the passengers board the train and gives the driver a whistle to signal that she can move.<\/p>\n

\"aplankytiThe girl with the whistle gives a signal to the driver that all the travelers are climbing up and moving<\/span><\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Tokyo is full of museums and galleries that take in their uniqueness so take a moment to visit a few of them. Fans of aesthetics and order will also love Tokyo, as urban residents pay special attention to ecology and the image of the city. We promise you a great and active holiday when you choose to travel to Tokyo! Ginza is probably the most spectacular area in Tokyo.
\nGinzoje klesti prabangi prekyba. Priblo\u0161kiamos \u017eiban\u010dios reklamos, mil\u017eini\u0161ki lauko ekranai Japonijoje nieko nestebina. Juk jie kiekvien\u0105 Japonijos didmies\u010dio gatv\u0119 vakarais paver\u010dia fantasti\u0161kai ry\u0161kia. Tad \u201celitin\u0117s parduotuv\u0117s\u201d ie\u0161ko nauj\u0173 i\u0161rading\u0173 b\u016bd\u0173 i\u0161siskirti. \u0160tai drabu\u017ei\u0173 centre nuo 1 iki 6 auk\u0161to kiekvienoje vitrinoje aplink savo a\u0161\u012f sukasi manekenai, aprengti suderintais r\u016bbais. Gizoje sau preki\u0173 ras ir taupantys. Prabangi\u0173 preki\u0173 parduotuv\u0117se b\u016bna nukainuot\u0173 preki\u0173 ir nukainuot\u0173 preki\u0173 skyriuje kainos tikrai ma\u017eesn\u0117s nei Lietuvoje, nors tai ir Ginzos rajonas. Nors Tokijas gars\u0117ja kaip brangiausias pasaulio miestas, o Japonija \u2013 kaip labai brangi \u0161alis. Ta\u010diau tiesa ta, kad pavalgyti, pernakvoti, apsipirkti ar papramogauti Japonijoje galima ir pigiai. Mat Japonijoje kainos labai smarkiai varijuoja. Kokiame penktadalyje restoran\u0173 ir parduotuvi\u0173 jos \u2013 kaip Lietuvoje! Viename dangorai\u017ei\u0173 restoran\u0117lyje, su vaizdu \u012f Tokijo \u012flank\u0105 dviese so\u010diai pavalg\u0117me u\u017e 23 eurus. Maistas Tokijuje: \u0161alies virtuv\u0117 puikai \u017einoma visame pasaulyje. Mieste pilna ma\u017e\u0173, jauki\u0173 restoran\u0117li\u0173. Ypatingai populiar\u016bs \u201eSukiya\u201c restoran\u0117liai, kuriuose gausi meniu \u012fvairov\u0117, o svarbiausia jie veikia vis\u0105 par\u0105! Tokijuje \u012frengti konvejeriniai su\u0161i restoranai arba dar kitaip vadinami su\u0161i barai, kuriuose jums tereikia atsis\u0117sti prie ilgo baro ir rinktis i\u0161 prie\u0161ais sud\u0117t\u0173 skirtingu l\u0117k\u0161\u010di\u0173 ir juose esamo skirtingo garnyro. Pavalgius restorano darbuotoja pagal l\u0117k\u0161\u010di\u0173 skai\u010di\u0173 paskai\u010diuos jums reikiam\u0105 mok\u0117ti sum\u0105. Trys svarbiausi japon\u0173 virtuv\u0117s produktai yra ry\u017eiai, \u017euvis ir dar\u017eov\u0117s. Jei esate su\u0161i m\u0117g\u0117jas ar norite labiau pa\u017einti tradicin\u0119 \u0161ios kult\u016bros virtuv\u0119. Tuomet atvyk\u0119 \u012f Tokij\u0105 b\u016btinai paragaukite \u010dia ruo\u0161iam\u0173 visame pasaulyje puikiai \u017einom\u0173 su\u0161i. J\u0173 pasirinkimas \u010dia toks didelis tik sugeb\u0117k rinktis\u2026 Apie japon\u0173 arbatos g\u0117rimo ceremonij\u0105 tikrai esate gird\u0117j\u0119. Lankydamiesi Tokijuje sudalyvaukite \u0161ioje ceremonijoje ir i\u0161gerkite tikros tradicin\u0117s japoni\u0161kos arbatos. Taip pat i\u0161gerkite populiariausio alkoholinio g\u0117rimo \u2013 sak\u0117s. Labai nustebau, kad esant v\u0117siam orui japonai sake geria \u0161ilt\u0105. Japonai sake geria apie 20 procent\u0173 stiprumo, tik turistai geria stipresn\u0119 sake. Japonai neturi fermento skaidan\u010dio alkochol\u012f, tod\u0117l labai da\u017enai greitai nusigeria. Stebint kaip japonai geria, mai\u0161o visk\u0105, al\u0173, sake,vyn\u0105 man kilo verslo planas, \u012fkurti „G\u0117rimo akademij\u0105” \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

\"su\u0161iA sushi restaurant in Tokyo<\/span><\/span>\u00a0<\/span>A hotel in Tokyo will cost about 100 euros for two people. For savings, you can choose from capsule hotels where guests sleep in the closet shelves. Capsule hotels are designed for super-hard-working Japanese people who do not board the last train home for an overnight stay before commuting again. For something more diverse, you can choose a hotel serviced by robots. When setting up the hotel, its owners tried to collect as many and varied specimens as possible. They were so confident in robotics that they abandoned phones in the rooms that Churi, a personal assistant, would be able to perform all their functions. But this still failed: for example, the snoring of a sleeping guest was often regarded by Churi as a question asked, prompting the guest to ask what he was asking. Finally, a receptionist had to be hired to take care of the guests. The hotel has 140 rooms and now employs 7 people. In my opinion, those robots are cruel, but still fun \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

You can book your hotel here https:\/\/join.booking.com\/a\/1348364<\/a><\/p>\n