If you are visiting Japan for the first time, you have many things to think about. Choosing a comfortable place to stay is very important. Here is a checklist to help you choose the best place to stay in Japan.

1. How easy is it to access from the airport?
2. Does the staff speak English?
3. How convenient is it to a train station?
4. Is breakfast included?
5. Is AirBnB the best choice?

1. How easy is it to access from the airport?
We recommend staying at a hotel that you can easily access from the airport when visiting Japan for the first time. And, we recommend that you use the airport limousine bus from the airport to the hotel. Here is more info. http://www.limousinebus.co.jp/en/ The Airport Limousine bus stops at major hotels in Tokyo. You can reach the hotel easily with no stress.

Here are some lists of the hotels that Airport Limousine bus stops at.
AKASAKA & ROPPONGI | SHINJUKU  | SHIBUYA

2. Does the staff speak English?
The staff in major hotels, including business hotels, can speak English very well. You don’t have to worry much about this.

3. How convenient is it to a train station?
Most of the major hotels are near a train station, so it is very convenient to stay there since you can use trains to get around the city. However, some hotels that are inexpensive may be located a little bit too far from a train station. If you have to walk more than 15 minutes to a station, it can be too inconvenient, especially during the heat and humidity of Tokyo’s summer. So, choosing a hotel within easy walking distance of a train station is a wise choice.

4. Is breakfast included?
Some business hotels include ALL YOU CAN EAT BREAKFAST. It is totally free and it is NOT like the typical American continental breakfast with thin sliced bread and cheap coffee. Rather, the Japanese hotels’ all you can eat breakfasts offer very delicious meals. This link may help you. http://XXXXX.com

5. Is AirBnB the best choice?
If you are visiting Japan for the first time, we do not recommend that you stay at an AirBnB accommodation. The reasons are that it is hard to find a good place to stay, there is no concierge who can speak English, and you have to be very patient and try to understand the owner’s strange English. Besides, Japanese government gives the AirBnB owners strict requirements, and AirBnB accommodations that are not certified by Japanese government are defined as illegal.

Please ask TJM:
If you are visiting Japan for the first time in your life, you may have many concerns. In order to reduce your stress, TJM is able to assist you. When you visit Japan to meet Japanese women, feel free to reach out to TJM before and during your stay for any assistance you require!

Meet and Greet Single’s Event in Tokyo on July 7th 2018:
We appreciate that many single men will visit Japan to join our event in TOKYO. Thank you very much! The event list will be closed soon. If you are still thinking about joining our event, time is running out so we encourage you to sign up today! We are looking forward to meeting with you in TOKYO!

Speed Dating Event in Japan on July 7th 2018
If you haven’t planned to visit Japan, we recommend to plan on July 7th 2018. We will host a speed dating event in Tokyo, so you can meet many beautiful Japanese women in Tokyo in one day. Also we can arrange individual meetings for you. I am sure this is a great opportunity for you if you really want to marry a Japanese woman within a year!

Date: Sat July 7th 2018
Time: 15:00-18:00
Place: Harajuku Area, Tokyo
Here is the link for the event reservation.

Speed Dating Preregistration:
https://meetjapanlady.com/form_tokyo2018/

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Naoko Matsumoto
CEO and Your Personal Matchmaker
Traditional Japanese Matchmaker