Website overview
About Japan Field Notes
Japan Field Notes is an independent shop for English-language PDF guides about everyday travel in Japan. Each short guide covers one task, such as getting through Shinkansen gates, finding a station locker, ordering from a ramen ticket machine, or visiting an onsen. The seven-page Japanese phrase guide includes 55 expressions, questions, and replies in Japanese script, romaji, and English, plus a printable pocket card. Visitors can browse the topics and view sample pages on Gumroad before choosing a paid download.
At a glance
Key features
- Short PDF guides organized by a single travel task
- Tips for trains, station lockers, and luggage forwarding
- Guidance on ordering ramen, eating alone, and onsen etiquette
- 55 Japanese expressions and replies in script, romaji, and English
- Printable pocket reference card in the phrase guide
Practical details
What can you use this website for?
A traveler who needs to store a bag at a Japanese train station can find the coin locker guide, check its sample pages, and buy the PDF to keep on their phone.
Who is it for?
English-speaking first-time visitors to Japan and beginners who want quick help with transport, eating out, etiquette, or everyday Japanese.
What to know
What makes it different?
Each guide focuses on one practical travel task. The phrase guide includes both questions travelers may hear and replies they can use.
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