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Plan your Japan trip — choose your language, then your guide

Start with a free English arrival checklist, or choose a paid first-trip PDF for airport, train and luggage planning. First-trip editions are available in English and 18 other languages.


For anime, film locations and specialist travel topics, check the individual product: most specialist guides are in English, with selected translated editions. Titles, coverage and page counts vary by edition.


Check the product language, description and available preview before buying. PDFs are reading guides; tickets and reservations are not included.

Choose the Japan you came for.

FIRST JAPAN TRIP? Compare the first-trip guide in your language.


ONE PRACTICAL QUESTION? Browse Travel Essentials for airport, train, luggage or shopping topics.


A FAVOURITE FILM OR ANIME? Choose a location guide by title and area. Most specialist titles are in English; selected translated editions are available. Check each product’s description and available preview for its exact contents.

See what you get before you buy

Start with the product description and any available preview. Check the language, topics, page count and level of detail for that specific edition. The free 10-page sample of our English Field Guide is linked from the creator resources page.


Download your PDF for offline reading. External Google Maps links, operator pages and reservation services require internet. Check current prices, timetables, access rules and availability with the official operator or facility before travelling.


Super Deep Japan Guides is an independent publication, with no official affiliation with transport operators, tourism authorities, studios or featured brands.

Solve one travel problem fast

Arriving at Narita or Haneda? Changing trains with luggage? Looking for lockers or shopping help? Choose a focused guide for the question you need to answer.


Check the individual product’s language and description for the routes, maps and practical details it contains. Coverage varies by title. For your actual travel date, confirm timetables, baggage rules, prices and access with the official operator or facility.

Japan Travel Field Guide: Trains, Luggage, Shopping & Tax-Free (PDF)
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BUY THIS IF YOU WANT ONE PRACTICAL JAPAN GUIDE FOR YOUR FIRST TRIP


Before boarding your first train, you will make decisions about airport transfers, luggage, station exits, payments, lockers and tax-free shopping. This field guide gives you the answer, the next step and the Japanese phrase to show.


AT A GLANCE: 113 pages • 30 practical answers • Guides 01–05 together • 13-page reference • clickable index, PDF bookmarks, Google Maps and evidence links.


Arrivals, trains, luggage, everyday shopping, and tax-free purchases—keep the first five Japan guides in one PDF. Thirty travel situations pair short stories with practical answers, Japanese phrases to show staff, and supporting links.


For English-speaking visitors who want the five core topics together. One 113-page English PDF, including the additional 13-page practical reference · Clickable answer index and PDF bookmarks.


Includes Guides 01–05 only. Don Quijote (06) and Shinjuku (07) are separate. Use Preview to read ten actual pages before buying.


Super Deep Japan Guides 01-05 - Complete Field Edition

Includes Guides 01-05 only; Volumes 06 and 07 are sold separately.


What does a Narita Express ticket actually include? Can your hotel receive a suitcase while you spend a night in Hakone? What happens to a tax-free refund if one item is missing?


This guide answers thirty situations like these through short travel stories followed by a practical page with the price, rule and next step. It is for English-speaking visitors who want to understand everyday travel in Japan, not another list of sightseeing spots.


INSIDE THE 113-PAGE EDITION


Arrival: Visit Japan Web, an evening Narita-to-Shinjuku journey, N’EX fares, TOURIST PASMO and tap-to-ride limits.

Konbini: medicine categories, food labels, eat-in tax, ATM conversion, printing and parcel drop-off.

Luggage: Tokyo-to-Kyoto delivery, hotel acceptance, Shinkansen baggage reservations and Multi-Ecube locker fees.

Stations: named gates, street exits, elevators, station levels, last trains and lost property.

Tax-free: the 1 November 2026 changeover, JPY 5,000 threshold, 90-day deadline, Customs before bag drop and merchant-side refunds.


MADE TO USE DURING THE TRIP


A clickable two-page index opens all thirty field answers. Topic links and PDF bookmarks help you move between sections. Every answer page includes Japanese you can show staff and links to supporting evidence. Google Maps search links cover Narita Terminal 1, Shinjuku, Tokyo Station and Kyoto Station.


The complete edition brings the five topic guides together and adds a separate 13-page reference: six short cases, a decision map, eight show-to-staff cards, an evidence ledger and a save card. It includes the additional reference and navigation; it is not a discount on buying the five individual issues.


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Use the preview download to read ten actual pages. The gallery shows the answer index, printing costs, locker rules, tax-free procedure and Japanese cards.


English text with practical Japanese phrases only; not a full bilingual translation. One PDF, approximately 7.3 MB. Revised 4 September 2026. Characters and dialogue are fictional; they illustrate real services and dated rules. The arrival train example follows a regular September 2026 weekday timetable, not every day’s service. Scene illustrations are labelled and are not documentary photographs. This is an independent guide, not a government or transport-operator publication. Links require internet access.


WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED

This is a downloadable reading guide. Transport tickets, attraction admission, reservations and live travel assistance are not included. Read the downloaded PDF offline; external maps, official pages and booking links need internet. Recheck current timetables, prices and rules for your travel date.


CHOOSING ANOTHER LANGUAGE

The localized first-trip editions are separate products. Check their own descriptions and previews: their page counts and coverage may differ from this 113-page English edition.

You will get a PDF (7MB) file
FREE Japan Arrival Guide: Narita, Haneda, Transport & Luggage (PDF)
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Free illustrated arrival guide: 16 pages covering Narita, Haneda, transport choices, luggage, lockers and Japanese phrases. Includes clickable contents and official links. The original starter checklist remains included. Layout revised 3 October 2026; source facts retain their 23 September 2026 date. Check current operator conditions before travelling. The cover is an AI-generated concept illustration labelled AI Image, not a photo of a real location. Independent, unofficial guide.


Landing in Japan for the first time? Start here.


A free, phone-friendly arrival checklist for your first 90 minutes: save your destination, decide what happens to your suitcase, choose the right journey, and keep a payment backup.


Inside: four arrival checks, a simple first-90-minutes sequence, three show-your-phone staff prompts, and a clear guide to what to solve next.


Continue with Narita Airport to Shinjuku for transfer choices, Japan Luggage Delivery & Shinkansen Baggage for your suitcase plan, or the Japan Travel Field Guide for the complete first-trip reference.


Instant PDF download. Free. Independent guide; service details can change, so follow on-site operational notices on your travel day.


BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD

Check the language and contents described above. This free checklist is a separate product from the paid full travel guides; it is not the complete paid guide. Transport tickets, admission, reservations and live assistance are not included.


USING YOUR CHECKLIST

Read the downloaded PDF offline. External maps and official links need internet. Confirm current transport schedules, access rules and availability with the official operator or facility for your travel date. For file questions, use the store Contact page.

You will get the following files:
  • PDF (5MB)
  • PDF (7MB)

Walk into the Japan you have seen on screen

Choose one favourite title and one area for a manageable travel day. Browse individual location guides or regional packs, then check the product’s language, current price and exact contents before buying. Most specialist titles are in English; selected translated editions are available.


A filming location, a place represented on screen and an inspiration are different. Check the guide’s description and official visitor rules; a mapped place is not automatically open to the public. Respect residents, private property and photography restrictions. No entry tickets or reservations are included.

Start free. Upgrade only when you need more.

Use the free English arrival checklist to organise your first 90 minutes in Japan. If you need more detail, compare a first-trip guide, a focused airport or luggage guide, or a film-location guide that matches your route.


Before buying, confirm the PDF language and contents on its product page and read any available preview. A free checklist or blog article is not the full paid guide. Choose only the information you need.