After a tiring day at Universal Studios Japan, here's my advice...

I've found that many people make useless plans 😭. There are so many online guides, but they're too fragmented 😫! I did a lot of research before going to Universal Studios Japan 📝, but when I got there, I found that a lot of it was useless, and some of it was even completely useless 😓. I've put together some tips to help those of you who are planning to visit Universal Studios Japan 💕 📖Notes📖 · Download the USJ Japan app · Link your tickets in advance (link all family members' tickets to one 📱 to make it easier to get timed entry tickets) · Prepare 100 yen coins for lockers · Bring your own water bottle, as there is free drinking water in the park 🆓 • Carry your passport with you at all times, as you'll need it for tax refunds 👛 • You can get a tax refund at Universal Studios, so don't lose your receipts. On the right side of the entrance, you can get a tax refund for everything except food 🎠. • Use Google to find out which train to take, and take the train at the exact time you need to. Don't take any trains that arrive before the time you need to, and you'll be fine!!! 🎯Ticket information · As it was my first time visiting a Universal Studios park abroad, I bought a 7-ride Express Pass in advance, which allowed me to plan my day at the park more effectively 🚶 · The Express Pass included one entry ticket to the Nintendo area ➕ a lottery entry ticket for the day 🎫, so we were able to enter the Nintendo area twice at different times, which was awesome 😆! · We hardly had to queue at all! We had plenty of time to take photos 📷 🎊Summary of my trip to Japan Safe, clean, convenient, developed transportation, similar language (I could understand most of it), similar culture, Zen gardens, stationery, exquisite, good shopping (especially with the recent favorable exchange rate), good value for money in the service industry, close to China... Japan is still my first choice for my next trip abroad 🎊