Here is the travel guide to Japan during the short holiday

Friends, here is a cost-effective 3-day travel guide to Japan! This guide is especially suitable for weekend vacations during short holidays. Enjoy a hassle-free tour of Mount Fuji from many unique angles and discover hidden gems of Kamakura. This trip will not only allow you to deeply experience the beauty of Japan's nature, but also allow you to taste Kamakura's unique delicacies such as Hasedera Rice Balls and Duck Rice, which will surely make your trip to Japan full of surprises! Collect it now! / Must-see attractions: Shinjuku ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Shinjuku District, Tokyo Opening hours: Open all day Play time: Take a day! In Shinjuku, Tokyo's bustling commercial district, besides being bustling, you can also stroll through the literary Golden Street and shop for small items. 🛍Spend little money and have great fun. Oshino Hakkai ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Shibokusa, Oshino, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi 401-0511 Japan Opening hours: Open all day Play time: about 2-3 hours is enough! The spring water of Oshino Hakkai is crystal clear, and the fish swimming in the pool are reflected by the flowers and plants. It can be said that this is a paradise on earth, natural and exquisite. Lake Kawaguchi ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Fujikawaguchiko-machi, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan Opening hours: Open all day Play time: about 3 hours! The emerald green water of Lake Kawaguchi contrasts with the reflection of Mount Fuji. Looking at this natural art, one cannot help but admire the uncanny workmanship of nature. / 🧳 Travel essentials: 📱 First, of course, credit cards and coins! Although cash is accepted in many places in Japan, credit cards are more convenient. In addition, change is also very practical when buying subway tickets and snacks. Also, don't forget to bring your phone cards and mobile phone charger. The voltage in Japan is 100 volts. If your device is not adapted to this voltage, it is necessary to bring a power adapter. 📝 Next, you need some necessary documents. Passport and visa are essential. If you plan to rent a car or participate in some outdoor activities, your driver's license, insurance card, etc. are also useful. 👕 Finally, let’s talk about the clothes you need. Since Japan's climate in March is relatively cold and wet, you will need to bring some warm yet easy-to-move-in clothing, such as scarves, gloves, and rain gear. Comfortable shoes are also essential, as you will likely be walking a lot in Japan. / Dear friends, the above is my practical experience sharing of traveling independently in Japan. If you like it, please save it and give it a like. New strategies will be available at any time. 🥳