"Gaijin tax"— Japanese restaurants and attractions charging more for foreigners 

When I was in Japan in 2012, one U.S. dollar bought me about 77 yen. Today, a dollar will get you 161 yen. That's one reason tourists from around the world are flocking to Japan. (The other reasons are that Japan is incredibly safe, clean, beautiful, and becomes more fascinating every time you return.) — Read the rest

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