Japan Travel Field Guide: Trains, Luggage, Shopping & Tax-Free (PDF)
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.
READ BEFORE BUYING
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.