Japan
JAL - Japan airlines and ANA airlines are the main players in the air travel industry in Japan. Many other smaller airlines are also competing with them along the most popular routes, such as Skymart, Air DO.
More information, please visit:
www.jal.com/
www.ana.co.jp/eng/
www.flightpedia.org/japan/
Well, Kyushu isn't for sure.
I'm British and find Japan generally cheaper than Britain.
For example:
Average meal = 1,000yen or less (5 pounds) - it's very easy to find good simple food for 600 yen.
Average drink price = 500 - 600 yen (2.50 - 3 pounds)
Hotel prices = cheap 3,500 / average business hotel 5,500
Clothes and other stuff seems much cheaper than Britain.
Transport - shinkansen pricey but other trains much cheaper than Britain.
Fruit and veg can be bizarrely expensive, but depends on where you shop.
Maybe central Tokyo is pricy, but everywhere else is as above.
It connects most must-see places of interest: the atomic bomb museum and peace park, the main railway terminus, the waterfront and Dejima museum. At the waterfront there are many different restaurants and cafes. This is a good place to meet with the locals and share some Japanese whisky.
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