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Promo Alert: Vanilla Air Flies You to Tokyo for ~5000 Pesos

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Catch the winter in Japan with this exciting promo from the low-cost carrier Vanilla Air, the low-cost arm of the renowned airline All Nippon Airways (ANA). 
Tokyo Tower at Night. Image by Kakidai - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Link
The promo is from September 29 until October 4, 2017. Meanwhile, the travel period is from November 28 to December 25, 2017. Judging by the travel period, you'll likely catch the start of the winter in the land of the rising sun, Japan. You can book you tickets in their official website: www.vanilla-air.com



Of course, you need not limit your stay in the busy capital metropolis. You can plan to go to other interesting places like Osaka, Kyoto, or even go north to Hokkaido island. Kyoto is especially interesting since it boasts the preservation of the old Japanese culture. Kyoto contains roughly 2,000 temples and shrines.

Kinkaku-ji Temple. Original image by Fg2 - Own work, Public Domain, Link

Visa Required for Filipino Travelers

Unfortunately, a travel visa is required for Philippine passport holders to enter Japan. Basically, getting your visa approved for tourist entry in most countries that requires it simply means you need to prove three things:
  • You have the financial means to cover the cost of your trip
  • You will return to the Philippines within the period allowed in your visa
  • You will follow and respect the local laws and customs including NOT WORKING without permission


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