What I learnt as a student traveller in Japan

'Having recently returned from an amazing time in Japan, I have some takeaways for students keen on exploring the country.' - Chang Qian Hung

Scenic: Chang with his travelling companions and cousin sister in the foreground of Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji.

Having recently returned from an amazing time in Japan, I have some takeaways for students keen on exploring the country.There are a wide variety of useful applications available for free. Looking for cheap flights? Check out Skyscanner. Having trouble navigating Japan’s intricate public transport network? Use Navitime or Google Maps.

To purchase rail passes, you may do so via travel ecommerce platforms such as Klook and KKday at a marginally lower price but buying from JTB guarantees immediate collection and instant enquiry service. One for the album: Chang , his brother and friends posing with the Jalur Gemilang, with the Tokyo Tower as the backdrop.Moving at a whopping 300km per hour on the bullet train is where textbook knowledge comes to life. Look out the window and you will realise that geography has been cruel to Japan.

The long, winding Japanese shoreline also contributed to urbanisation. When travelling from Haneda Airport to the central business district along the Tokyo Monorail Line, be sure to look to the right and you will notice countless factories, warehouses and ports lining the coast of Tokyo Bay. Colourful billboards, massive flyovers, boxy buildings and brightly-lit shopping districts fill up the labyrinthine streets and alleys.

Despite housing the largest urbanised population in the world, Japan has mountain ranges which offer visitors an entirely different experience, a getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. We cycled along the shore of Lake Kawaguchi, enjoying the scenic and dream-like reflection of Mount Fuji on the crystal clear waters.

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