Japan 2026: Easy Entry, JR Pass & How to Visit Without Winging It: Practical Puro Viaje guide: Visit Japan Web, seasons, JR Pass maths, Tokyo–Kyoto priorities and routes if you stay longer - Softcover

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Japan without winging it: entry, seasons, transport and staying longer

Entry is the easy part of a trip to Japan. What needs work is everything else: transport, payments, restaurant bookings and a few social codes worth knowing before you land. This short, focused Puro Viaje guide covers the essentials so you can start planning with a clear head.

Visit or live? The guide covers both. To visit: entry, when to go, how to get around, what to see and a daily budget. To stay longer: a quick overview of the main visa routes.

What's inside:

• Entry: no tourist visa for stays of up to 90 days for Spain and most of Latin America, Visit Japan Web, and why JESTA is not running yet
• Seasons at a glance, plus the two holiday periods to avoid
• Transport: shinkansen times, IC cards and why the Japan Rail Pass no longer pays off on a simple Tokyo–Kyoto–Osaka loop
• What to see: Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, Hakone and Fuji, Hiroshima and Miyajima, Kanazawa, Takayama and Hokkaido
• Etiquette: shoes, trains, bins, tipping, cash and tattoos in onsen
• Staying longer: digital nomad, Working Holiday, student, and work or highly skilled visas
• A mid-range daily budget in yen, plus tips on connectivity, luggage and emergencies

Who it is for: first-time visitors who want a quick, practical briefing before planning the details. Who it is not for: readers looking for a full-length guidebook or a photo book.

2026-2027 Edition. Entry rules and prices change: the guide points you to the official sources to check before you travel.

Fewer cities, earlier mornings: Tokyo, Kyoto and one third stop are enough for two weeks. Get the guide and start planning your trip to Japan.

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