u/moeljills

Im soon to go on a trip to japan. And would love to visit some of the best kicking jazz clubs.

I'll be in Tokyo and Osaka.

Last time I visited jazz club intro in tokyo which was incredible. I guess what i liked about it was that it was so lively, people from the staff were sitting in. And there were a long line out the door of others sitting in for the night.

For me it really was what a jazz club was supposed to he, it wasn't on any of the top 10 lists you would find on Google. But it was one of the best jazz clubs I've been to.

Id love any recommendations for any other jazz clubs in Tokyo or osaka that I'll never forget.

I can't believe I've never heard this before. I came up with it on my first trip.

You'll notice early on that there are a load of things that cost 100 yen. And in many ways anything below that amount of money is insignificant.

My tip: have two coin purses.

Purse number one contains: 500 yen coins and 100 yen coins. These are the things you'll use 95% of the time. They are really useful for gacha and all sorts of other things

Throw all change from these purchases into purse no.2

Purse number two contains: any coin less than 100 yen. We called it trashcoins. It's a bit facetious but such is life.

This system makes dealing with cash way easier. You never have to count out coins that look too similar. You just deal with the main Purse. And when the trashcoins purse get a bit heavy, you empty them into a combini till coin slot. Which you'll be at least one per day.

This system means you never really have to count coins. Your never dealing with anything less than 100 yen. Anything less automatically goes into purse 2 and is then emptied into the combini slot.

Edit: im sorry but so many of the comments are from people who clearly haven't read the whole post.

My partner and I came back from a 1 month trip to japan last year. We did the golden route and it was amazing. Easily one of the best times of our lives.

And now we're looking at booking a second trip there, renting a car and going off the golden route We will probably explore between sendai and hiroshima.

I would love to hear your stories and recommendations. As this sub gave me some of my best experiences the first time around.

What were your favourite off the golden route: experiences, hotels, onsens, restaurants, etc etc etc.

It could be something you stumbled on, a city/ village you loved, something you loved, maybe just a romantic story that made you fall in love with something. A charming local business. Or anything you think is of note.

Anything you have would be truely appreciated

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Another way to make more money i guess,

Certain foods used to last for much much longer, years sometimes, but expirary dates seem to be getting shorter.

if they get get us to consume/discard quicker, then we have to buy again quicker too.