A 7-day Japan itinerary for Filipino first-timers covering Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka, plus a 5-day version, visa steps and a simple way to budget the trip.

During the day, she is Teacher Gian who teaches grammar, literature, conducts reading therapy sessions with children with learning needs, and rehearses kids for school affairs or musicals. At night, on weekends, or during official leaves off work, she is a <a href="http://itisgianni.tumblr.com/"> solo sojourner </a> who seeks solitude in writing secret essays and poems. She also makes music and likes discovering hole-in-the-wall food hubs, art spaces, and bookstores. Say hi on <a href="https://twitter.com/itisgianni">Twitter</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/itisgianni/">Instagram</a>, and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2EvkXxH50HB9hupOPXz46g">Youtube</a>!

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A 7-day Japan itinerary for Filipino first-timers covering Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka, plus a 5-day version, visa steps and a simple way to budget the trip.
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