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well it all depnds
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I went for 1 month my first time -- and I didn't experience any of this 'anxiety'
I say 1 month, unless you're only mildly interested in Japan, then 2 weeks is more than enough time. |
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I voted 3 weeks, as a few people pointed out your going to spend a lot of your own hard earned money. So you might as well go for a extended period of time so you can experience the whole package. But i guess there's a few factors like can you speak the language or how interested you are in Japan etc.
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I usually just stay up really late then sleep in for a few days before flying, and I`ve never really had an issue with jet lag. I always feel like crap the first day, but that is because I cannot sleep in a moving vehicle (Not cars, not planes, not trains) so am usually VERY sleep deprived after flight and layover. Sleep a night, and everything is pretty much back to normal.
I have noticed that even if I travel east or west, I will reset to be tired earlier in the evening and wake up earlier in the morning. (Hence the staying up late - if I do that first, instead of getting tired at 7pm it will be 10 or 11, and I will sleep at a normal hour.) |
i think two weeks is too less. A month might be getting quit expensive but if i would take a tript to japan two weeks would just be a waste of time and money japan is just too far away. :/
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Two weeks for any vacation, in general.
You're not there long enough to become homesick, but you will still have enough time to do A LOT of things. |
Longer than a month.. there's too much to do!
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I voted 2 weeks. Thats how long I'm planning for my first visit to Japan. Should be enough to have fun and not ruin yourself financially.
I plan to visit many times and possibly live there for a year or so one day. |
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