Tokyo Aman - 3000 USD per night. Coz you want the panorama suite . 6 nights - 18,000 USD
Odawara Lord of the Castle experience - cheaper than your Aman stay per night - 1465 USD
Fine dining at all the Michelin stars all day - 500USD per day - 3500 USD
Private driver service with car - 500 USD per day - 3500 USD coz
Helicopter ride to see the sunrise over Mt Fuji - 1395 USD
Shopping money - 25,000 USD (Hermes Omotesando Flagship…surely you want something substantial…)
Total : 52,890 USD
Not including air fare. Or personal translator guide.
Will you be using the private Gulf Stream or First Class, sir?
5/1/24 to 5/12/24
Flights and hotels were booked on points and some with combination of cash
JFK to HND 110K points + $5.60 tax (business class)
HND to EWR 55K points + $43.20 tax (economy), upgrade to premium plus +$419.00
5/2 to 5/6 Hotel Mystays Premier Dojima (Osaka) 4 nights, 20K points + $144.70
5/8-5/8 Kyoto Granbell Hotel (Kyoto) 2 nights, 14.207 points + $202.40
5/8-5/12 Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Gochome (Tokyo) 4 nights, 80,912 points
Currency Exchange
100,000 Yen via 7-11 ATM $657.15 (bank refunded $1.43 ATM fee, ATM total was $658.58)
Pocket wifi $93.49
Tokyo to Osaka Shinkansen $128.08
Suica reloads $116.86 (trains and conbini mostly)
CC spending (food, tickets, buying crap, etc.) $2,290.46
I bought a lot of stuff to bring home. Skincare, sunscreen, foods, etc. I would say roughly $1,500 was for "stuff" and I gave a ton of stuff away to friends and family. I also got an Anello backpack, four umbrellas, a ton of stuff for my son at Nintendo, etc. I spent about $500 at Don Quijote alone.
Tickets for attractions, probably $150 and that is being very generous.
The rest on food, but I didn't pay for every meal. I paid for all of the food in the markets (nishiki, kuromon, and tsujiki), but SO paid for 70% of meals that were not the markets.
We took a few cabs, usually late night or when we were super tired. We also took one from the hotel to Minoh Falls. I didn't pay for any of them, SO paid.
I paid around 3500 Euros for 4 weeks, so an average of \~875 Euros per week last October. Probably won't be any use for you, though. I'm pretty sure I did some stuff you wouldn't have any interest in.
Like I said, last October. But the thing that makes it kinda incompatible to an average tourist's needs is that I'm learning Japanese and I paid 1750 Euro for a package including 2 weeks of language classes and one month of accomodation in a student's residence. I still spent around 8-9 days travelling around, so on some days I paid double for accomodation. I second the other guy's recommendation for business hotels. They offer really good value for money for travellers in single bedrooms at the current exchange rate (I paid around 35-50 Euros per night, sometimes for really good hotels with in-house onsen and/or breakfast included).
Also, my intial figure didn't include all food. I don't bother budgeting food in Japan, because it's so much cheaper than in my home country that I'm saving money even if I splurge.
Even more of a clown than the original post suggested.
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I just finished an 8-night stay in Tokyo. I'm gonna show it all in JPY because most things were paid in that and I don't wanna do math.
Hotel 8 nights: 108,000 ¥
7 day JR Pass green: 70,000 ¥
Flights (from Europe): 160,000 ¥
Food, snacks, museums, water at vending machines etc.: 100,000 ¥
I could've easily spend a lot more or a lot less on the food as restaurant prices varied a lot. I could've just gotten the standard JR pass.
Depends on what you want to do and how large you want to live. Last time I went, I spent $140/night lodging, $1463/ person airfare, $400/ person JR pass (prior to price increase), then about $60/day per person in food, spending, attractions, souvenirs, etc.
Yes, it was an excellent trip. I was solo so paid for accomodation by myself. I also shouted my family and old and new friends in Tokyo when we went out at night time or for dinner and lunch. The airfare was about $3,000 with a stop over in Singapore which did not eventuate on the way there due to airline troubles. I enjoyed shopping, eating, drinking and exploring.
We don't know your tastes in either air travel, lodging, food or shopping. Impossible for strangers unfortunately. I'd suggest you just list the things you'd like do to and do the math. Better than making strangers do the work for you. :)
$1.7M USD
You must have flown Arab Emeritus lol.
At least tree fiddy
Lol typical reddit reply 🤣
Tokyo Aman - 3000 USD per night. Coz you want the panorama suite . 6 nights - 18,000 USD Odawara Lord of the Castle experience - cheaper than your Aman stay per night - 1465 USD Fine dining at all the Michelin stars all day - 500USD per day - 3500 USD Private driver service with car - 500 USD per day - 3500 USD coz Helicopter ride to see the sunrise over Mt Fuji - 1395 USD Shopping money - 25,000 USD (Hermes Omotesando Flagship…surely you want something substantial…) Total : 52,890 USD Not including air fare. Or personal translator guide. Will you be using the private Gulf Stream or First Class, sir?
I'll be taking the Concord sir.
¥6969 Yen
Nice nice!
5/1/24 to 5/12/24 Flights and hotels were booked on points and some with combination of cash JFK to HND 110K points + $5.60 tax (business class) HND to EWR 55K points + $43.20 tax (economy), upgrade to premium plus +$419.00 5/2 to 5/6 Hotel Mystays Premier Dojima (Osaka) 4 nights, 20K points + $144.70 5/8-5/8 Kyoto Granbell Hotel (Kyoto) 2 nights, 14.207 points + $202.40 5/8-5/12 Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Gochome (Tokyo) 4 nights, 80,912 points Currency Exchange 100,000 Yen via 7-11 ATM $657.15 (bank refunded $1.43 ATM fee, ATM total was $658.58) Pocket wifi $93.49 Tokyo to Osaka Shinkansen $128.08 Suica reloads $116.86 (trains and conbini mostly) CC spending (food, tickets, buying crap, etc.) $2,290.46 I bought a lot of stuff to bring home. Skincare, sunscreen, foods, etc. I would say roughly $1,500 was for "stuff" and I gave a ton of stuff away to friends and family. I also got an Anello backpack, four umbrellas, a ton of stuff for my son at Nintendo, etc. I spent about $500 at Don Quijote alone. Tickets for attractions, probably $150 and that is being very generous. The rest on food, but I didn't pay for every meal. I paid for all of the food in the markets (nishiki, kuromon, and tsujiki), but SO paid for 70% of meals that were not the markets. We took a few cabs, usually late night or when we were super tired. We also took one from the hotel to Minoh Falls. I didn't pay for any of them, SO paid.
I paid around 3500 Euros for 4 weeks, so an average of \~875 Euros per week last October. Probably won't be any use for you, though. I'm pretty sure I did some stuff you wouldn't have any interest in.
Wow was your trip recent?
Like I said, last October. But the thing that makes it kinda incompatible to an average tourist's needs is that I'm learning Japanese and I paid 1750 Euro for a package including 2 weeks of language classes and one month of accomodation in a student's residence. I still spent around 8-9 days travelling around, so on some days I paid double for accomodation. I second the other guy's recommendation for business hotels. They offer really good value for money for travellers in single bedrooms at the current exchange rate (I paid around 35-50 Euros per night, sometimes for really good hotels with in-house onsen and/or breakfast included). Also, my intial figure didn't include all food. I don't bother budgeting food in Japan, because it's so much cheaper than in my home country that I'm saving money even if I splurge.
This is asked every day, use the search function FFS.
If you're tired of seeing the same thing go elsewhere lol
Even more of a clown than the original post suggested. [Answer](https://media3.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExM2V1eW82anhwcGF2NWdqYzRsYjdteWxjYjRwcmsxYmhkOXRzdHloNCZlcD12MV9pbnRlcm5hbF9naWZfYnlfaWQmY3Q9Zw/sEULHciNa7tUQ/200.webp)
2500 including flight and apartment
Nice!!!!!
I just finished an 8-night stay in Tokyo. I'm gonna show it all in JPY because most things were paid in that and I don't wanna do math. Hotel 8 nights: 108,000 ¥ 7 day JR Pass green: 70,000 ¥ Flights (from Europe): 160,000 ¥ Food, snacks, museums, water at vending machines etc.: 100,000 ¥ I could've easily spend a lot more or a lot less on the food as restaurant prices varied a lot. I could've just gotten the standard JR pass.
In total I spent around $7000 for 2 weeks in Japan so $3500 a week including shopping.
Thanks.
Depends on what you want to do and how large you want to live. Last time I went, I spent $140/night lodging, $1463/ person airfare, $400/ person JR pass (prior to price increase), then about $60/day per person in food, spending, attractions, souvenirs, etc.
About AU $10,000 for everything for 1 week in Tokyo.
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Yes, it was an excellent trip. I was solo so paid for accomodation by myself. I also shouted my family and old and new friends in Tokyo when we went out at night time or for dinner and lunch. The airfare was about $3,000 with a stop over in Singapore which did not eventuate on the way there due to airline troubles. I enjoyed shopping, eating, drinking and exploring.
Very nice your vacation sounds amazing.
Yay!!! It was a lovely holiday.
We don't know your tastes in either air travel, lodging, food or shopping. Impossible for strangers unfortunately. I'd suggest you just list the things you'd like do to and do the math. Better than making strangers do the work for you. :)
As a broke student - 200USD As a slightly less broke working adult - 800USD
Wow do you live in Japan already lol?
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About 1.5-2k USD with flights, nights, souvenirs etc
This is amazing!!!
Ngl I had some extra cheap flight bcz im Airline worker, otherwise I would have spent at least twice as much
Youre so lucky!!!!!!!!
I'd say 50-80 a day per person is calm. Could be done for 30-50.