Dream of Japan, but worried about the cost? Explore amazing destinations, soak in stunning scenery, and experience the real Japan – all for less.

Highway buses are your hidden resource for affordable adventures. With new routes popping up all the time, making it easier to discover hidden gems, you can venture beyond the tourist traps, see the true beauty of Japan and keep your travel costs low too.

​It's hard to overlook the fact that new technology allows businesses to provide services at extremely low costs. GetTransfer is an online booking platform that provides transfers and chauffeured car rentals at competitive prices in more than 180 countries.

If you are on a business trip and arrive in a city for a day or two and need to attend several meetings, or if you’re planning excursions for your family or a large group of people, consider using GetTransfer services as you might pay less. ( Watch A YouTube Video )

Japan is one of the countries most affected by natural disasters, mainly due to it being in the Ring of Fire which is a major area in the basin of the Pacific Ocean where many earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur.

The country has gone through thousands of years of earthquakes, tsunamis, typhoons, floods and even volcanic eruptions, which in turn have affected its economy, development, and social life.
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A number of countries are trying to capture a slice of Japan’s US$800 billion-dollar food and beverage market. Malaysia in particular, using Tokyo Olympic 2021 as a launchpad, has been banking on the Games to export its halal products and services worth up to US$300 million-dollar.

The government of Indonesia on the other hand, to promote and preserve its position in the international market, issued a regulation 31/2019 regarding -

Rakuten, one of the largest online shopping malls in Japan, offers millions of products to Japanese as well as foreign customers. With the arrival of cross-border e-commerce the numbers of consumers purchasing items from overseas sites are growing rapidly.

But what you do if you want to buy from an online store in Japan, and the store doesn’t ship internationally - Sites like; UNIQLO, MUJI, GU, or even Yahoo and Amazon-Japan!