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How to Choose A Japan Travel Guidebook by Rob Dyer
How do you choose the best japan travel guidebook.
Selecting the best guide for you is a little like choosing your ideal partner, or your favourite album of all time – it's a very personal thing.
So, in that sense, there can be no definitive 'best' guidebook. It all depends on your personal perspective, needs and preferences.
Some of us absorb information when it is presented visually, others prefer to read lengthy text, whilst many prefer a combination of the two. Me? I fall into the latter camp – but with a bias towards more text than pictures.
The Rough Guide to Japan
Using Amazon's 'Look Inside' feature
They all have their strengths (and weaknesses), take a look at them all if you can. Use internet research for making comparisons online – saving you the trouble of browsing in a bookshop or library.
Using Amazon's 'Look inside' feature can be really handy here (if it is available on the book you are looking at then the words 'Look inside' with an arrow pointing down appear directly above the top of the book cover photo).
If you've not used it before, you simply click on the book cover and it opens up and you can literally look inside to see example content, and judge if you like the content, design, and any useful features like maps, etc.
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Rough Guide vs Lonely Planet
The thing that immediately struck me was that the Lonely Planet guide was more attractive to look at than The Rough Guide . The maps in the Lonely Planet guide were more detailed than those in their competitor's and looked more practically useful.
I imagined that if I was somewhere in Japan I'd never been to before, and had The Rough Guide maps in front of me, they wouldn't have been much help on the ground.
Lonely Planet had more photos and more colour than The Rough Guide too. It also had heavier stock paper. I remember being shocked at just how thin the pages of The Rough Guide were – suspecting they might tear all too easily when in active use 'out in the field'.
However, that did mean The Rough Guide managed to cram in more pages into their edition within a similar thickness (more than 1,000 compared with Lonely Planet 's 831). Neither were pocketable, they were quite hefty reference books. Both were priced pretty much the same too.
All of that was interesting, useful and good to know. However, the key determining factor for me was in reading them.
Don't overlook smaller publishers/imprints
There are thousands of niche book publishers/imprints around the world and within that group are a good number of travel publishers. And you'd be making a mistake if you were to overlook or ignore them simply because you've not heard of them.
I'll probably create another post focusing on more niche travel publishers in the future but, for now, in the context of this post, there's one I want to bring to your attention: Moon Travel Guides.
Moon books are published by Avalon Travel, which is a Hachette Book Group company (ultimately owned by France's largest publisher). They currently have three Japan titles in their catalog: Moon Japan, Moon Tokyo, Kyoto & Hiroshima (aka the 'Golden Route') and Moon Tokyo Walks.
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Then turn to read about a place (town, city, region, resort, whatever) you know and see how that description meets your experience and knowledge of the place. If you've been to the country before and know a town or city well - use that as your reference point.
"Knowing Kobe well, I turned in both editions to read about the city."
Knowing Kobe well, I turned in both editions to read about the city. I recall the Lonely Planet guide saying that one of the highlights of a visit to Kobe was to explore the Harborland district in the evening, where attractions like the Kobe Tower, Meriken Park are lit up at night in a colourful display.
But, having been there several times before, I knew that in the evening the area can be quite desolate and that the only real reason people do go there at night is to go to a restaurant or the multiplex cinema. Not exactly ground-breaking experiences. Whereas, of the same location, The Rough Guide described it more accurately, pointing out that in the evening there was less to attract the passing visitor.
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To the previously uninformed it would have been difficult to choose between them. But, to me, the differences were striking, and enough to enable me to make a clear and confident choice.
'Nuts and Bolts' vs 'Essence and Feeling'
I felt that the Lonely Planet guide was better at describing the 'nuts and bolts' of a place – the facts and figures, if you will. Whereas The Rough Guide was less detailed on such things but better at conveying the essence, the style, the 'feeling' of a place. Essentially, what it feels like when you are actually there . And, crucially, 'there' more as a local than a 'tourist'.
To me the Lonely Planet guide seemed possibly better suited to those who had never been to Japan and who like to have a lot of detail and specifics around the logistics of booking accommodation, flights, sites, etc. I also felt their maps would be more helpful in finding your way when compared with the minimalist, almost oblique maps in The Rough Guide (remember, I'm referring to the 2008 editions here).
If you just want facts use Wikipedia
But, I also felt that the Lonely Planet guide would be far less useful on repeat visits. There was less in it to capture your imagination regarding a place, whereas The Rough Guide included all kinds of (on first glance) seemingly leftfield or random details - but information that would reward subsequent visits.
"What I was looking for in a guide was more along the lines of 'insider' information, personal recommendations, off-the-beaten-track tips, etc. Fewer facts, more opinions. (If I want facts I'll look on Wikipedia.)"
Since I would always do my pre-travel research on the internet to get the most up-to-date information on the logistical side of travelling (flight, train, bus schedules, best connections, recommended accommodation, opening hours of restaurants, bars, sights, etc).
The best for 'insider information'
What I was looking for in a guide was more along the lines of 'insider' information, personal recommendations, off-the-beaten-track tips, etc. Fewer facts , more opinions . (If I want facts I'll look on Wikipedia!)
The book that delivered what I was after was The Rough Guide to Japan .
It didn't matter to me that the maps in it were basic and not much help. The first thing I ask for when visiting any tourist information centre (or ryokan or hotel ) is for any maps they have of the local area. These are way better than anything you'll find in any guidebook.
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Hidden 'Bonus' feature of guide books
Guide books also have a hidden bonus feature! They are also a handy place to keep flat mementos of travel ephemera such as tickets, flyers, leaflets, etc that you'll pick up on your journeys. Which, if you're anything like me, you'll collect hundreds of ;-).
Rough Guide Japan (2008 Edition)
Updating your guide
Personally, I don't think it necessary to update my guide books every year, or even every few years.
In fact, it could be argued that if you need to then it isn't the right guide for you. The occasional natural disaster or social upheaval aside, the basics don't change very often. Particularly in a country as well-developed as Japan.
Nevertheless, I recently decided to update my original Rough Guide , which was published in 2008 – but has served me well (even those wafer-thin pages were miraculously still intact!).
Confident that it was the right choice the first time around, I didn't bother to do the same extensive comparative research, but did note that several of what I identified as shortcomings in my previous edition had been changed/improved in the latest edition. So I simply ordered the new one online.
Comparing old and new editions
When it arrived, I was delighted to discover that many of the better production values of the older Lonely Planet guides had been incorporated – more colour photos, colour-coordinated sections, better, more detailed maps, thicker paper(!). With my 2008 and latest edition side by side, I re-read several familiar sections to compare between them.
Some have been completely re-written, others changed little or not at all (but justifiably so). Information about some places has been dropped, replaced by new entries.
Incidentally, at the moment, I see the Lonely Planet title is the most popular guide in Amazon's Japan Guidebook category. Proving that, in spite of my fondness for The Rough Guide , this whole process is about personal viewpoint and preferences.
How to spot shortcomings
The only shortcomings I've spotted since using it relate to the index. Whilst many towns (in particular) are included in the guide they do not appear in the index. This makes quickly finding them inside the guide more difficult that it should be.
It wouldn't have added too much to the length of the index to include the significant places. To read about them as it is, you have to navigate to the more general region, etc entry and find it from there.
Also, although there are fewer pages than the 2008 edition (880 now compared with over 1,000 then) the book is noticeably thicker than its earlier edition. I guess that's what you get with thicker paper!
So, that was my original and recent experience of choosing what, for me, is the best guidebook to Japan. Tastes, preferences and needs differ. Your needs may indeed be different, meaning a different guide is better suited to you. But, however you choose, choose wisely, and you'll have an invaluable resource that rewards your adventures in Japan for years to come.
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Amazon is usually my first port of call for researching and usually purchasing books. The customer reviews alone are a really valuable and time-saving resource.
However, typing in “Rough Guide to Japan” into Google, I managed to find Wordery.com – where the same edition was £2.95 cheaper than the price on Amazon, and it included free, worldwide delivery.
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A: The best time to visit Japan depends on your preferences. Spring (March to May) is popular for cherry blossoms, while autumn (September to November) offers beautiful fall foliage. Summer (June to August) can be hot and humid, while winter (December to February) is cold, especially in northern regions.
A: While it is not necessary to learn Japanese before visiting Japan, knowing a few basic phrases can be helpful, especially in more rural areas where English may not be widely spoken. However, in major cities and tourist areas, English signage and communication are more common.
A: The cost of a trip to Japan depends on various factors such as the duration of stay, accommodation choices, dining preferences, and activities. On average, a moderate budget for a two-week trip to Japan can range from $3,000 to $5,000 per person, excluding airfare.
A: When visiting temples and shrines, it is important to show respect. Remove your shoes before entering, dress modestly, and be mindful of your behavior. Avoid loud conversations and photography in sacred areas unless permitted.
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Welcome to "Explore Japan: Your Ultimate Travel Guide" podcast, your go-to resource for all things Japan. Join us as we dive into the captivating world of Japanese culture, cuisine, and destinations. Each week, we'll bring you fresh insights, insider tips, and expert advice to make your Japan journey unforgettable.