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The trip is by a very comfortable coach (you can choose English speaking guide). The stop at Amanoshidate is beyond description - so beautiful and breath taking! This Kyoto by the sea is definitely worth the trip by itself! The seafood buffet lunch is great value.
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Yokoso (ようこそ) means "Welcome" in English. Discover and experience a new life in Japan! We are… an agency that specializes in job and school placements in Japan. Work in Japan? Our partners in Japan are looking for candidates – whether you are overseas or already in Japan, you are welcome to apply.
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YOKOSO Japan Tour have packages for the place every year so please visit our website and check for more detail. We usually release new tours on our website around 2-3 months before the departure month so you will be able to get valuable information in January or may be earlier.
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Feb 1, 2020 · YOKOSO Japan Tour & Hotel: Excellent Tour with excellent tour guide - See 63 traveler reviews, 36 candid photos, and great deals for Tokyo, Japan, at Tripadvisor.
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Get ready to dive into the magic of Japan and experience the thrill of being welcomed like never before! — Unveil the essence of Japan in 2024 with Yokoso Japan Tour! Delve into the heart of Tokyo, Kamakura, Takayama, Shirakawago, Kanazawa, and Kyoto on our meticulously crafted 10-day journey.
Sep 15, 2023 · Learn how to say "welcome" in different regions of Japan, from Irashaimase to Okoshiyasu. Discover the cultural and historical context behind these expressions and how to respond to them.
