Name: 提示和建議：日本旅行的好與壞 (TIPS AND ADVICE: The good and bad of traveling Japan)
Uploaded: 2025-06-18T17:42:27.000Z
Duration: 14 min 29 s

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Hey guys! We're back for part 2 of pros and cons of traveling around Japan.

大家好！我們又回來了，第二部分是關於環遊日本的利與弊。

未來簡單式

And if you haven't seen part 1, then you can click here, and it will be right there.

如果你還沒看過第一部分，可以點擊這裡，就會看到。

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Japan is a super easy country to travel around because the transportation is so accessible pretty much everywhere.

日本是一個非常容易旅行的國家，因為交通四通八達。

Most of the places we've gone during this past year, and we've been to, again, 19 prefectures so far, all of these rural areas, even if there's not a direct train to the spots we go, almost all of them have had buses that could take you near there or past there.

在過去的一年裡，我們去了 19 個都道府縣，所有這些農村地區，即使沒有直達的火車，幾乎所有的地方都有公共汽車，可以把你帶到附近或經過那裡。

是啊，或者你也可以坐計程車。

You can take taxis, which are pretty expensive in Japan.

您可以乘坐計程車，但計程車在日本相當昂貴。

But if you go with a bunch of groups, then you can split the bill, and you can actually save money that way, too.

但如果你和一群人一起去，就可以分攤賬單，這樣實際上也能省錢。

是啊，是啊，如果你在一個大團隊裡。

You can also rent cars at most big train stations, which we've done a lot during traveling here, which is, I think it's really nice to be able to rent a car because then it's easier for you to go places.

在大多數大火車站都可以租車，我們在這裡旅行時也經常租車，我覺得能租車真的很好，因為這樣去哪兒都方便。

Especially some of the places we went, like Fox Village last year.

尤其是我們去過的一些地方，比如去年的福克斯村。

And you can get to these places by bus, but it would take you longer.

您可以乘坐公共汽車前往這些地方，但需要花費更長的時間。

And if you want to save time, then being able to drive there yourself is a lot easier.

如果您想節省時間，那麼自己開車去會方便很多。

This kind of goes into con number 2 as well, which is price.

這也是第二個問題，即價格問題。

Transportation is really expensive in Japan.

I grew up here, so I don't really know, but she's been to other countries, and she can compare, so I'll let you talk.

我在這裡長大，所以我不太瞭解，但她去過其他國家，她可以比較，所以我讓你來說。

I mean, America is just really cheap in general.

我的意思是，美國的物價普遍很低。

I think it's cheaper than most countries in Europe as well.

我認為它也比歐洲大多數國家便宜。

So if you're from Europe, this might not even be an issue for you.

是以，如果您來自歐洲，這對您來說可能根本不是問題。

But transportation here is pretty expensive.

So between our city, Nagoya, and Tokyo, if we wanted to drive there, we could get there in maybe about 4-ish hours or something.

是以，在我們所在的城市名古屋和東京之間，如果我們想開車去，大概 4 個小時左右就能到達。

4 or 5, if you want to take a break, maybe 6.

4或5個，如果你想休息一下，也許6個。

是的，但這將花費我們 76 美元或更多。

If you take the expressway here, all the expressways are tolled, and they're quite expensive.

如果在這裡走高速公路，所有的高速公路都要收費，而且相當昂貴。

Again, if you're traveling with a big group, then it's not going to be an issue because you can split the cost between everyone else.

同樣，如果您和一個大團隊一起旅行，那麼這也不是問題，因為您可以和其他人分攤費用。

But if you go by yourself or just like two people, you don't save a lot of money taking a car to Tokyo.

但如果你一個人或兩個人去，開車去東京並不能省下很多錢。

And it would end up like taking so much more time that it's just better for us to take the Shinkansen.

這樣一來，我們就需要花費更多的時間，所以還是乘坐新幹線比較好。

Yes, actually there are tolled expressways in America.

是的，美國確實有收費高速公路。

It's almost like expressway, but you don't have to pay at all for those roads.

它幾乎就像高速公路，但你根本不用為這些道路付費。

Well, the expressways in Cincinnati are not tolled.

辛辛那提的高速公路是不收費的。

Some cities have tolls, but they're not that expensive.

有些城市有過路費，但並不貴。

You pay a couple dollars or something like that.

你只需支付幾美元或類似的費用。

But America is huge, so it shouldn't be expensive.

但美國幅員遼闊，費用應該不高。

We don't really have the option of public transportation in a lot of areas.

在很多地區，我們都無法選擇公共交通。

If we're traveling between Nagoya and Tokyo, the cheapest way, the absolute cheapest way for us to get there is night bus or even day bus.

如果我們在名古屋和東京之間旅行，最便宜的方式，絕對是夜間巴士，甚至是日間巴士。

If you book at the correct time and you book like a good time for the bus, we can get tickets as cheap as I think like $25 one way.

如果你在正確的時間訂票，而且訂的是巴士的好時間，我們可以買到單程 25 美元左右的便宜票。

Although it's usually more like $50 one way per person.

不過通常單程每人要 50 美元左右。

But compared to $75 one way for the car, not including gas, and renting a car if you have to rent a car, and $110 one way if you take the Shinkansen, then bus ends up being a lot cheaper.

但是，與單程 75 美元的汽車費用（不包括油費）和必須租車時的租車費用相比，如果乘坐新幹線，單程則需要 110 美元，那麼巴士最終要便宜得多。

If you're coming from out of country, then getting a JR pass is a really good idea if you're going to do a lot of traveling by Shinkansen.

如果您從國外來，如果要經常乘坐新幹線，那麼購買一張 JR 通票是個非常好的主意。

It'll cost you several hundred dollars for a few days of all you want travel on JR trains.

乘坐 JR 火車，幾天的自由行需要幾百美元。

But JR trains include train around big cities like the Yamanote line in Tokyo.

但是，JR 列車包括大城市周邊的列車，如東京的山手線。

You can get a lot of places through JR trains.

乘坐 JR 列車可以到達很多地方。

So if you're going from like the northern to southern tip of Japan, you're probably going to want to get a JR pass because then you can take the Shinkansen for free after you buy your really expensive pass.

是以，如果您要從日本的北端到南端，您可能會想要購買一張 JR 通票，因為這樣您就可以在購買了非常昂貴的通票後免費乘坐新幹線。

Yeah, and this is only for foreigners who are living abroad.

是啊，而且這隻針對在國外生活的外國人。

Another tip would be you can buy special tickets called Ichinichiken or whatever they're called.

另一個建議是，您可以購買名為 "一之館"（Ichinichiken）或其他名稱的特殊門票。

If you're in a big city such as Nagoya or Tokyo, they have Ichinichikens or all-day passes where you can pay a set amount of money and then ride the public transportation as much as you want in that one day.

如果您在名古屋或東京等大城市，他們有一日票或全天票，您可以支付一定金額，然後在一天內隨意乘坐公共交通工具。

So if you're in Tokyo and you're going to a bunch of stops in one day, you can end up spending like $30 on the train.

是以，如果你在東京，一天內要去很多站，你可能會在火車上花上 30 美元。

You should buy an all-day pass for $16 instead.

您應該購買 16 美元的全天通票。

There are different levels depending on which trains and stuff you want to use so you can check that out.

根據你想使用的火車和其他東西的不同，有不同的級別，你可以去看看。

But calculate how many places you plan on going that day and see if it's going to come out to be more than $16.

但要計算一下當天計劃去多少個地方，看看是否會超過 16 美元。

Otherwise, you know, just take the trains freely.

否則，你知道，就自由乘坐火車吧。

But they do have transportation in most places.

但他們在大多數地方都有交通工具。

So if you don't have a car, you can pretty much get anywhere you want to go by the trains, the buses, and then taxis if you absolutely have to.

是以，如果您沒有汽車，您幾乎可以乘坐火車和公共汽車到達任何您想去的地方，必要時還可以乘坐計程車。

A lot of things just in general are pretty expensive here like admission to certain areas.

這裡很多東西都很貴，比如某些地區的門票。

To me, that's kind of a ridiculous price to pay just so you can get a nice view.

在我看來，為了欣賞美景而付出如此高昂的代價未免有些荒唐。

I personally would not be willing to pay that, but that's what it is.

我個人不願意支付這筆費用，但事實就是如此。

There are a lot of admissions to big places that are really expensive like that.

很多大城市的入學費用都非常昂貴。

However, admissions to temples and shrines are really cheap.

不過，寺廟和神社的門票非常便宜。

It's usually only a couple dollars if you have to pay at all.

如果需要付費，通常只需幾美元。

And temples and shrines can be really, really beautiful.

寺廟和神社可以非常非常漂亮。

So I highly recommend going to those if you're traveling to Japan.

是以，我強烈建議來日本旅遊的朋友們去那裡看看。

在火車上帶一些硬幣就可以了。

Other things that won't really affect you if you're just visiting, but if you live here, things like Jun taking driver training was $2,000.

如果你只是來旅遊，其他事情不會對你有什麼影響，但如果你住在這裡，像小軍參加駕駛培訓的費用就是 2000 美元。

For him to get his license, he had to go through driver training in Japan and it cost like $2,000.

為了拿到駕照，他必須在日本接受駕駛培訓，花了大約 2000 美元。

I wonder how it's like in other countries though.

I mean, America, everyone has to drive to go places, so it cannot be that expensive.

我的意思是，在美國，每個人都要開車去一些地方，所以不可能那麼貴。

I don't think there are many countries where it's $2,000 to get your license.

我不認為有多少國家的駕照需要 2000 美元。

Most people still go to pet stores and pets there can be anywhere from $2,000 to $5,000.

大多數人還是會去寵物店，那裡的寵物價格從 2000 美元到 5000 美元不等。

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