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With the Japanese yen recently hitting a multi-year low due to significant depreciation, travelers who love Japan can exchange their budget for more yen and enjoy a fun-filled trip with plenty of shopping in Japan. Hotels.com is offering up to 50% off on limited-time deals for accommodations in Japan, helping those who love traveling to Japan save even more on their wallets. Coupled with the frequent flights between Taiwan and Japan, Taiwanese travelers can head to Japan for a vacation on a whim. Whether you're going on a shopping spree in Tokyo or Osaka, strolling through scenic Kyoto with its historic charm, exploring the blooming beauty of Hokkaido in spring, or visiting the rustic countryside of Kyushu, these are all great choices for a light summer trip.
Hotels.com is offering up to 50% off on Japanese accommodations, allowing people to enjoy and shop more freely in Japan. (Image provided by Hotels.com)
From 7:00 PM on May 13 until May 17, log in to the Japan 101-Hour Deals page or call 00801-13-7994 (toll-free) to enjoy the Japan 101-Hour Deals limited-time offer. Travelers need to book by May 17, 2013, and depart before September 30, 2013, to be eligible for the hotel discount.
The hotels included in this offer are: Hotel Monterey Ginza in Kanto, offering 50% off on room stays; Aranvert Hotel Kyoto in Kansai, offering 40% off on room stays; Hotel Monterey Grasmere Osaka, offering 50% off on room stays; and Hotel Monterey Edelhof Sapporo in Hokkaido, offering 40% off on room stays.
The above prices do not include taxes and service fees. Final prices are subject to actual conditions. Discount terms vary by hotel. Please visit Hotels.com to view the details of each offer. Search based on your travel dates to see the discounted prices for each hotel.
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