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Celeste Kiyoko Hall
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February 11, 2020

Tokyo 2020 Olympics For Dummies

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Make the most of your 2020 Olympic adventure!

If you dream of traveling to the Olympic games but feel overwhelmed by the thought of a trip to Japan, then Tokyo 2020 Olympics For Dummies is for you. Hundreds of thousands of international travelers will arrive in Tokyo for the next Olympics to share in the worldwide camaraderie and watch world-class athletes in 33 sports. This book is your complete authority on how to join in!

Learn about travel options, safety, customs, and facts about the Olympic Games. Tokyo is an amazing

destination, and you’ll be prepared for the voyage of a lifetime with knowledge of Japanese culture and trip planning tips.

  • Plan your trip to the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan
  • Be prepared with tips on Japanese culture, customs, language, and more
  • Learn about how the Olympic Games are structured to make the best of your time
  • Stay stress free and have fun with international travel advice and Olympic facts!

As you prepare for your once-in-a-lifetime excursion, keep this guide within easy reach!

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About The Author

Celeste Kiyoko Hall is dedicated to helping others learn about Japan and its culture. She served as a board member for the Midwestern Japan Student Association and as president of the Japanese Cultural Exchange Circle and continues helping others plan their trips to Japan through her travel website, Footsteps of a Dreamer.

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Thinking about heading to Japan for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics? Planning a trip like this has a lot of moving pieces to it. You have to make sure you have all your paperwork in order, book flights and hotels, buy event tickets, figure out how to get to the different venues (ideally without getting lost), pack, get your phone to work, and hopefully not offend anybody along the way.
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Whether you’re heading to Japan for a quick visit or a longer stay, there are a few Japanese traditions and customs you’ll want to know. If you’ve never been to Japan, or Asia in general, you’ll most likely experience a bit of culture shock.The Japanese way of life isn’t terribly different from the English-speaking world, but there are enough differences to take you out of your comfort zone.
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The opportunity to see the 2020 Tokyo Olympics is a definitely a great opportunity! But remember, you’ll be traveling to a foreign country. If you have never been to Japan, you’ll need to make sure you’ve prepared appropriately. Keep these four things in mind. Get the required vaccinations The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that travelers be up to date on all routine vaccines before traveling to Japan.
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Buying tickets for the Olympics can be a little overwhelming. Below, you discover ticket prices for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics by event. Be aware that when looking at ticket prices online, you may see a couple of different numbers: Face value: The price that the ticket is being sold for in Japan. This number is sometimes displayed in yen or the U.
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There are four main ways to get around Japan: public transit (including trains and local buses), highway buses, a rental car, and taxis and ride shares. During the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, the Tokyo Organizing Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games recommends using public transit in order to get between the venues and your accommodations.
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You may be surprised to learn that cash is still king in Japan. At home, you may be used to carrying very little cash with you, if any at all. However, in Japan, you’ll likely use cash pretty much everywhere. As such, it’s definitely worth familiarizing yourself with the Japanese yen (JPY), the official currency of Japan.
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Thinking about heading to Japan for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics? Planning a trip like this has a lot of moving pieces to it. You have to make sure you have all your paperwork in order, book flights and hotels, buy event tickets, figure out how to get to the different venues (ideally without getting lost), pack, get your phone to work, and hopefully not offend anybody along the way.
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Every destination has “must-do” activities and attractions and Tokyo is certainly no exception. If you plan to travel to Tokyo, make sure you take in the sights. You know, the ones that friends and family back home will be like, “You mean to tell me you went to Tokyo and didn’t do x?” If you’re trying to avoid that reaction, this information is for you.
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The 2020 Summer Olympics were delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 2020 Summer Olympics currently is scheduled for Summer 2021.It’s an undeniable truth: Some Olympic sports are just more popular or interesting to watch than others. That’s not to say that they’re better or more worthy than others. Certain sports have managed to capture the attention of viewers for multiple reasons, whether it’s because the rules are simple and the competitions are relatable, or because the athletes do things we never even imagined possible.
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When you arrive at the airport in Japan, you’ll need to go through Immigration and Customs, basically telling the Japanese government who you are, why you’re there, and what you’ve brought with you. It’s nothing personal — the Japanese government just wants to make sure you’re not a security risk. ©Shutterstock/Felix Lipov Filling out the paperwork While on the plane to Japan, you’ll likely be given two forms by a flight attendant: the Disembarkation Card, which is needed when going through Immigration, and the Customs Declaration form, which is for going through Customs.
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