Cumulative AI Reference Ranking
This ranking adds up AI reference fetches from the available finalized daily data. It is not a search-volume report or a count of people, and the cumulative period grows as new finalized data is added.
Data period: 2026-06-12 to 2026-10-03
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Is #7119 Nationwide? Japan Emergency Numbers: 110, 119 and 118
When to call 110, 119, 118, #7119, or #8000 in Japan, how to check local #7119 coverage, and what to do if the advice line does not connect.
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Tax-Free Shopping in Japan: 2026 Rules and the November Refund Change
Japan tax-free shopping rules through October 2026, plus the confirmed November 1 refund system, 90-day export deadline and airport process.
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Shinkansen Luggage Rules by Line: 160cm Limit and Tohoku Difference
The 160cm reservation rule applies on Tokaido, Sanyo, Kyushu, and West Kyushu Shinkansen—not Tohoku. Measure your bag and find the right storage.
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ATMs That Accept Foreign Cards in Japan (7-Eleven, Post Office)
Foreign-card ATMs in Japan, with official withdrawal limits, possible local fees, currency-choice guidance, hours, and a practical decline checklist.
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Obon Travel in Japan: What Gets Busy or Closes
Obon is a major domestic travel period in Japan. Learn which transport and places get crowded, what may close, and how to check local dates.
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Why Two Prices? Japan's 8% and 10% Consumption Tax Explained
Why Japanese receipts show two prices, when the 8% reduced tax rate applies, and how to read tax-included pricing as a tourist.
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Summer Food Safety for Travellers in Japan
How to keep chilled food safe during a summer trip in Japan: read storage labels, control time and temperature, and know when to discard food or seek care.
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Typhoon Hits Your Japan Trip: Cancellations, Refunds, and Plan B
Japan typhoon cancellation checklist: confirm official status, protect refund rights, contact the seller, and separate ticket refunds from extra hotel costs.
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Typhoon Season in Japan: A Tourist Checklist
A practical Japan typhoon checklist: warnings, transport updates, hotel contact, safer places to avoid, and when to change your itinerary.
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Autumn Pollen in Japan: How Do I Keep Ragweed and Mugwort Out of My Room?
A practical Japan guide to autumn ragweed and mugwort pollen: clothing at the door, face washing, and the cleaning order that avoids spreading dust.
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Japan's Summer Heat: Staying Safe While Sightseeing
How hot and humid Japan gets in summer, the warning signs of heat illness, where to cool down, and how to check the official heat alert.
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Calling 119 in Japan: How to Get an Ambulance
How to call an ambulance in Japan: dial 119, what the dispatcher asks, language support, and 119 vs #7119 for non-emergencies.
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Airbnb in Japan: Why Listings Look Different (Minpaku Law)
Why Airbnb and short-term rentals are limited in Japan, how the minpaku law works, and how to check a listing's registration number before booking.
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Tampons and Period Products in Japan
Yes — tampons are sold in Japan, mainly at drugstores. Where to buy tampons, pads, and period pain relief, plus how to read the packaging (June 2026).
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Suica on Your Phone: Foreign iPhone & Android Compatibility
Check whether a foreign iPhone or Android can use Suica, which mobile card to choose, how to top up, and what to do if your phone is unsupported.
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Bringing Food, Plants, and Animal Products into Japan: Customs Check
Japan's food, plant, and animal-quarantine rules in plain English: how to check snacks, meat, fruit, seeds, and packaged gifts before you fly.
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Autumn Food Travel in Japan: Keep Hot Food Safe on the Way
Carrying hot autumn food in Japan? Learn the limits for cooling, refrigeration, reheating, allergens, and insulated transport.
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Airport Duty-Free vs In-Store Tax-Free Shopping in Japan
Compare airport duty-free and in-store tax-free shopping in Japan, including the refund-method change starting November 1, 2026.
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Will My Charger Work in Japan? Plugs and Voltage
Whether you need a plug adapter or voltage converter for Japan: the Type A outlet, 100V power, and how to read your device's voltage rating.
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Vegetarian in Japan: Hidden Dashi and Real Options
How to eat vegetarian in Japan: spotting hidden fish dashi and meat extracts, where to find safe meals, and phrases to confirm with staff.