Hi 👋 We’re Joshua & Momoka — a married couple who’s been living in the countryside near Nagoya for 3 years! Do these 3 quick steps: 1️⃣ Grab your FREE Japan guides: Go to the Classroom tab and open the first lesson (or click here) You’ll unlock: → Tokyo Starter Guide → Osaka Starter Guide → Universal Studios Japan Premium Guide All free. No catch. 2️⃣ Watch the FREE Japan Video Guides (watch here) - How to Travel Japan (for first timers) - What I See Tourists Get Wrong in Japan (And How to Avoid It) - 15 Ways Tourists Waste Money in Japan 2026 3️⃣ Introduce yourself to other Japan travellers below: - When are you coming to Japan? (month/year) - What’s the #1 thing you’re most nervous or confused about? - Share a photo (you travelling, your face, or your favourite Japanese food 🍜) (Optional) Ready to go all-in? When you’re serious about planning your trip properly (custom itinerary, full app access, private guides, live support etc.), you can join our Japan Academy -> https://www.skool.com/japan/about But for now… just finish steps 1–3 so you can stay here with us 🫶 Welcome to JQ Japan! We’re happy you’re here. — Joshua & Momoka 🇯🇵

Hello Josuha, I have just joined this community and i am looking forward to learning more about Japan. I am a fulltime artist from Australia and my plans to travel to Japan will start in 2027 due to current commitments here in OZ, i am searching for artist residencies and would love to visit the Fox Village. any suggestions or areas to look at would be most appreciated😄

We recently took a trip through Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe, and each place brought a completely different vibe: Osaka, Kyoto, or Kobe, which vibe are you choosing? 👇 1️⃣ Peaceful matcha tasting in Uji, Kyoto 🍵 2️⃣ Delicious local okonomiyaki in Osaka 🥢 3️⃣ Scenic ropeway views & herb gardens in Kobe 🚡 Have you visited any of these places yet, or is one of them on your travel list? Let me know!

Hello, I will be in Osaka in december and I will do dome day trips in Kyoto & Nara. I have not understand if I can you my contactless phone on su est/trains/buses or if it’s better to have suica. Can you help me? 😊

If this is your first trip to Japan and you’re trying to plan it without blowing the budget, this video is for you. Most first-timers lose $1000+ USD on the same avoidable things: - Buying the JR Pass - overpriced tourist spots, - Hotels in Shinjuku/Shibuya - Animal cafes in Harajuku, - and expensive airport taxis Just to name a few I broke down the 15 most common money mistakes people make while planning and during their first trip and exactly what to do instead so you keep more money for the food and experiences that actually matter. Watch it and comment which part of your trip you’re most worried about right now. (flights, transport, food, or activities). Me and Momoka will help you get it sorted. — Joshua & Momoka🌸