What is the safest place in Japan?

Without further adieu, here is a list of the safest cities in Japan.

• Number 8: Kyoto.
• Number 7: Okayama.
• Number 6: Kobe.
• Number 5: Sapporo.
• Number 4: Hiroshima.
• Number 3: Sendai.
• Number 2: Kawasaki.
• Our number one safest city in Japan is…… TOKYO!

Are there ghettos in Japan?

They do not exist. Japan is a country where a homeless person would sooner pour you a drink than steal your wallet. This has not only happened to me but happened to almost a dozen of my friends. There are several areas of Japan that are poor including the Shinsekai section of Osaka.

What are the most underrated places to visit in Japan?

This is definitely one of the most underrated places in Japan! Though its enjoys relatively high name recognition, Nagasaki rarely makes lists of the best cities to visit in Japan—and that’s a shame. Like Hiroshima, Nagasaki is much more than its tragic past.

Why is Japan so popular among tourists?

Most travellers spend their time in major cities like Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto and form their impressions of Japan based on their experiences of the well-trodden tourist routes. However, the beautiful country is more than Tokyo’s Disneyland, Osaka’s Dotonbori and Kyoto’s shrines and temples.

What are the best cities to visit in Japan?

When you think of the best cities to visit in Japan, you usually think of must-see destinations like Tokyo, Kyoto and Hiroshima. I love all those cities, but they’re not the sorts of places I’m going to be talking about in this post.

Is Shinjuku safe in Japan?

All Japanese cities are extremely safe. Indeed, the only place in Japan you have even a chance of encountering crime is probably Kabukicho in the Shinjuku area of Tokyo, and even here you’re unlikely to get into trouble if you aren’t associating with problematic people. What is the best part of Japan?