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SUKI TOURS, Shibuya-ku (2025)

06/08/2025

Save this if you’re planning to visit Japan in August 😎🇯🇵

August is one of the most exciting — and exhausting — months to travel in Japan.
It’s hot (like… melt-your-soul hot 🔥), it’s crowded (hello, Obon and fireworks traffic), but it’s also one of the most culturally rich times to visit !!

Here are 5 things you need to know :

1️⃣ It’s peak summer & peak travel season 👣 — book your trains and hotels early.

2️⃣ Fireworks festivals are everywhere 🎇 — but so are the crowds (get your spot by 4pm!).

3️⃣ It’s Obon, a sacred season for remembering ancestors🏮— some businesses close, but if you’re lucky, you might witness or join local rituals.

4️⃣ It’s bug season 🦟 — bring repellent and get used to the “min-min” of cicadas.

5️⃣ Try seasonal foods like kakigori 🍧(shaved ice), somen, and unagi — they’re part of the summer culture and help you cool down.

📌 Want a stress-free summer experience in Japan?
📩 Message .tours — we’ll help you plan a smooth, local-style August adventure.

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29/07/2025

Too hot in Japan? 🥵
Here’s how to stay cool like a local :

From conbini hacks to 100-yen shop finds — don’t sweat your summer trip 🧊

1️⃣ Portable Fan
✔️ Available at Donki, Daiso, or convenience stores (¥500–1500)
✔️ Rechargeable, compact & super handy
➤ Locals even use them on the train!

2️⃣ Cooling Wipes / Body Sheets
✔️ Sold at any convenience store or drugstore
✔️ Instantly cools your skin — neck, arms, legs
➤ Look for “冷感” or “Ice Type” on the label

3️⃣ Ice Neck Cooler / Cooling Towel
✔️ Reusable, wearable & effective
✔️ Found frozen at konbini or dry at sports shops
➤ Lifesaver during long walks or in queues

4️⃣ Sun Umbrella / UV Hat
✔️ Blocks direct sun, keeps your body temp down
✔️ Foldable umbrellas at Loft, Tokyu Hands, or Uniqlo
➤ A must for locals in the summer!

5️⃣ Take Breaks in Shaded or Indoor Spots
✔️ Temples, cafés, and museums = AC heaven
✔️ Avoid direct sun between 11am–2pm
➤ Recharge with a cold drink & keep moving smart 🍧

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Japan Summer travel doesn’t have to be sweaty.
Message .tours — we’ll help you explore Japan while staying cool and comfortable 🇯🇵

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12/07/2025

Kyoto & Nara in a Day? Yes, it’s possible 🇯🇵

Local Tip for Summer 2025:
Kyoto and Nara are surprisingly calm right now — fewer crowds, quieter shrines, and space to truly take it all in 🦌⛩️
It’s the perfect time to explore Japan’s most iconic sites without the usual rush.

From feeding deer in Nara to walking through Fushimi Inari’s iconic torii gates, this private tour was filled with culture and laughter !

Huge thanks to the Chris Bittner family for letting us guide you — such a warm and curious group 🫰🏼

📌 Planning your Japan trip this summer?
Private tours / Fully customizable / English-speaking guides..
Let .tours take care of the details — you just enjoy the adventure !

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02/07/2025

Don’t skip this post if you’re traveling to Japan 🇯🇵
Disasters like typhoons, floods, or earthquakes can happen suddenly. Here’s exactly what to do if you’re caught in one:

1️⃣ Find Shelter Immediately
✔️Move indoors, away from rivers, coastlines, or steep slopes.
✔️If flooding or tsunami risk: head for takadai — high ground or elevated areas.
✔️ Stay clear of glass and avoid unstable structures.

2️⃣ Listen for Emergency Alerts
✔️ Phones in Japan receive loud J-Alert notifications automatically — even without a local SIM.
✔️ City loudspeakers also announce evacuation instructions — listen carefully or ask hotel staff or locals for help.

3️⃣ Locate Evacuation Centers
✔️ Look for green signs — the evacuation signs shown on the slides

Hinanjo: A temporary place to live if you cannot stay at your accommodation due to disaster. Often schools or public halls, with stockpiled food and water. (Left sign)

Kōiki Hinan Basho — large open spaces like parks, sports fields, or elevated areas where you can evacuate to protect yourself from fires, tsunamis, or landslides. (Right sign)

✔️ Hotels often provide maps or directions to the nearest evacuation site.

4️⃣ Prepare Essentials
✔️ Keep in your day bag:
• Water & snacks
• Power bank
• Flashlight
• Cash (ATMs may stop working)
• Copy of your passport & emergency contacts

5️⃣ Stay Updated Multilingually
✔️ Download the “Safety tips” app, which offers multilingual disaster alerts, evacuation flowcharts, and communication cards.
✔️ Use reliable English updates from NHK World or the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA).
✔️ Contact your embassy if you’re affected or need assistance.
✔️ JNTO’s website, social media, and call center provide multilingual support.
✔️ Hotels & tourist centers often have guidebooks or maps with evacuation information in various languages.

📌 Even small preparations can make a huge difference in an emergency.
Message .tours — we’ll help you explore Japan safely and confidently.

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Shibuya-ku, Tokyo