Have you always dreamed of traveling to Japan but were afraid it would be too expensive and too intimidating? You're right, Japan is not cheap. But despite your concerns, it is such a magnificent place that you will not have lived until you've seen it for yourself. It's a once-in-a-lifetime journey. (Warning: You may get hooked!) Let a veteran who has lived, worked, and traveled in Japan for over a decade combined show you the way with a unique Japan travel guide. Don't go to Japan and let your investment go to waste. You're making a hefty financial investment by choosing to go to Japan. Why waste your budget on $100 sushi meals and $500 hot-spring excursion packages, when I could show you how to find cheap sushi that is to die for, and how to relax in the country's best hot-springs for a fraction of that price? The "All-You-Can Japan" travel guide does just that - it maximizes the return on your investment in experiencing the enigmatic Land of the Rising Sun. My Japan travel guide does not list the cheapest travel options. It provides you with the smart choices. It allows you to achieve the complete Japanese experience within your set budget, and when you go to Japan it even saves you hundreds of dollars that otherwise would go down the drain.
About the Author: Josh Shulman spent the first 12 years of his life growing up in Tokyo, going through both international and Japanese school systems. Despite moving away at the age of twelve, he was absolutely determined to return to Japan as soon as and as often as he could. Junior year of high school was when Josh finally got the chance to take a six-week trip, during which he familiarized himself once again with the mesmerizing country, its complex language, and cryptic culture. Upon discharge from a three year military intelligence service, Josh packed his bags and before long he was on a plane to Japan. This time it was to work for a Japanese corporation in the IT-security field, as a sales engineer. Employed in an entirely Japanese office environment, while constantly visiting Japanese clients to demonstrate IT products, Josh got closely acquainted with the business culture and etiquette. He also picked up massive amounts of techniques the shrewd businessmen and locals in general use to get by in an expensive country while still enjoying everything it has to offer. Josh Shulman's most recent trip to Japan was as a tourist at the end of 2009, when he spent a month traveling to different parts of the country and writing his travel guide, "All-You-Can Japan." Josh knows Japan inside and out, and from different perspectives - as a resident, as a businessman, and as a traveler. His Japanese friends often say he's more Japanese than they are. You can count on Josh's knowledge and years of experience to guide you through what is truly important in your trip to Japan.