- J-Life Shiki FutonSofter, more durable twill cover. New Improved 5 Year Manufacturer's Warranty! The J-Life Shikifuton is a true Japanese mattress offering the ultimate in support. There is no foam, wool or innerspring in the J-Life Shiki Futon (shown at left with optional removable custom futon cover in Red Ya Gasuri fabric). Made in the USA to our specifications by a premier futon and mattress manufacturer, the J-Life Shiki Futon offers the ultimate comfort of a true Japanese futon made with traditional materials. The four inch all cotton filling is covered in a tough 7 ounce white twill cover ensuring that this shikifuton will stand up to daily use for many years. Additonally, most users do not require any additional padding (such as a tri-fold mattress) to be completely comfortable. We also offer this futon with an optional removable cover in one of our fabulous Japanese fabrics. Covers will require 1 to 2 days before shipping as they are made to order.
Filling - All Cotton - 4 inches Cover -Durable 7 ounce white twill cover. (Optional removable custom shiki futon cover in 100% cotton Japanese fabric available at extra charge.) Folding - folds into thirds for storage Meets all US Federal flammability standards. Manufacturing - Hand Made using American machinery Availability - Ships within 24 hours (excluding weekends and holidays) Warranty - Five Year Manufacturer's Warranty against defects in workmanship or materials J-Life Shiki Futon with Cover (Custom - Allow 5-7 days extra for production before shipping) Cot - 30" x 75" Twin - 39" x 75" Twin Extra Long - 39" x 80" Twin Extra Long w/Custom Cover Full - 54" x 75" Queen - 60" x 80" Learn More About Futons First Day in Japan If You forget to get Japanese Yen, following facility is available at airport. Hanada Airport (International Terminal) Chubu (Nagoya) International Airport As of March 3rd, 2017
Please click the following company if you need Japanese Yen. Order foreign currency online, it's fast, easy save time and money! You can get Yen at any international airports in Japan. There are offices of Banks. You can exchange back your Yen to your currency at airports banks.. There are various currency exchange shops. Daikokuya and other shops welcome you. Daikokuya office hour: 10:00 - 19:00 Please check the office hour in advance. Travelex is famous exchange store in the world. There are around 50 offices of Travelex in Japan. Mitsubishi Tokyo UFJ (MUFG) is No. 1 bank about dealing foreign money. It might be good place to exchange your money there. But their business hour is limited. 9 am - 3 pm Other Japanese banks are also doing the foreign exchange service. After the best trip in Japan, you may think "Where can I change the You can sell it at the international airport. For example, banks, foreign currency shops
You can keep your Yen while you are in Japan all the end of your Only thing is to keep time for exchanging it at the departure airport. Bills can be changed but coins. These are the real questions everyone wants to know before any action. It is really tough to find the right budget in general. Are you on businessTrip on business may needs much money. Here are several information of food/item/service and it will help you to understand how much yen you need in Japan. For more dtail information for free Wifi at Seven Eleven How much Yen can I bring to Japan? Money unit in Japan is "Yen" and there is no substantial unit Right side and left side on top of bill, you can see "5000" Right side and left side on top of bill, you can see "10000" 500 Ye:n The Largest coin in silver color 100 Yen: Silver color 50 Yen: Silver color with a hole 10 Yen: Copper color 5 Yen: Yellow color with a hole The coin with a hole is really rare in the world.
It is good souvenier The coin doesn't have any numerical number on it. 1 Yen Aluminum color. All vending machines accept conins except 1yen and 5 yen. It is called as PSFC (Passenger Service Facilities Charge). For International Airport Passenger You don't need to worry about the Airport tax now. It is included in your tichet price. Some of receipts are printed in Japanese. So you had better to write the memo on it as soon as you receive it. This is an example of Japanese type receipt. As soon as you receive it, you had better to write the item of this receipt. Otherwise you will have big problem to find out which receipt is You can read the numeric numbers so it can help but time consuming. Some nicer Japanese restaurants will give you old fashion receipt. In this case, all information will be written in Japanese "Kanji" even numeric number and date. You had better to write down the total amount on it. Or keep your Credit Card receipt.
Another Tips is "date". Above receipt shows the date as 9/5/23. You can't find it is issued on May 23 in XXXX. We use and Japanese one both in Japan. If you find the strange date on your receipt, you need to correct the date to your style and write it down. Heisei Era (Japanese way) Following are the tips for lower budget travelers. Convenience stores are the best place to buy breakfast and lunch to save There are many stores within 5 minutes walk when you are in big cities. If you can't find it, ask young people "Where is Convenience?". "Convini" in Japanese is the shorten word and much popular than Muffin, Sandwich, Pastry, Onigiri, Juice, Milk, Coffee, Tea, Snack, Fruits, Cup noodle, etc. They supply hot water for your cup noodle. Also a microwave oven is available to use for customers. From around 3000 Yen (no meal) From around 4500 Yen (Dinner & Breakfast) There is no bed. You can experience the Japanese Futon mattress.