Recommended restaurants in Ginza, Tokyo, Japan
Recommended restaurants in Ginza, Tokyo, Japan.
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In Japan Ginza ramen, restaurants, cake shops, curry shops, etc.
Enjoy Ginza！
Tokyo Ginza Useful Information
For those who came on a trip
*It is against the law to litter while walking or littering with cigarettes. smoking area or cafe etc.
You can smoke in the smoking booth.
←Use a portable ashtray at convenience stores and 100 yen shops.
*Please put your trash in a plastic bag and throw it away at the hotel.
There are almost no trash cans. (Because there was a terrorist attack in the past.)
*There are toilets at most stations. (Some stations do not have a metro service.)
*The sidewalks in Japan are narrow, so be careful.
*Emergency hospital - accessible by taxi.
Seiroka-kokusai-byouin in Japanese.
St. Luke's International Hospital Address: 9-1 Akashicho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-8560
Phone: 03-3541-5151 (main)
*If you have a fever: Antipyretics are available at local pharmacies. It works well.
*Stomach pain: Eating too much → Stomach medicine is sold at local pharmacies. It works well.
*Muscle pain → Compresses are sold at local pharmacies. Expensive ones work well.
Alternatively, we also recommend acupuncture treatment at a clinic for ¥4,950.
*Cough and runny nose: Allergy medicines are available at local pharmacies.
*Swollen eyes: Antibacterial eye drops are available at local pharmacies. It's pretty effective.
*Shoe bumps: We recommend a band-aid called ``Kizu Power Pad'' available at your local pharmacy.
Be sure to take a shower that day, wash the wound, and reapply the new one.
*Hangover: Drink lots of water.
*Wash your hands or disinfect with alcohol before eating, before and after using the toilet, and after getting off the train.
By doing so, some of the above can be prevented.
*Japan's climate makes it okay to take a shower every day. If you shower every day, you won't need much perfume. Can be washed at a coin laundry.