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If you are travelling to Japan this is the place you need to go to find out more about japan. They provide lots of materials for free for you to make up your mind which prefecture you want to visit. You also can buy passes and admission tickets here. The have few office but i recommend that you visit the HQ. Have a nice trip to Japan..

Japanese most famous Travel Agency. The staff were...

Japanese most famous Travel Agency. The staff were so helpful and gave me lot of information. JR pass price more cheaper than any other travel agency. Incase you so lazy to travel by public transport they also got tour packages. Good service!

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The main ofiice JTB Japan Travel Agency branch at amoda building 16th floor.. a bit tight security to get in.. fill in your name at security guard then you will go up to the office.. nice and cozy with warm welcome some japanese staff.. the office open only monday to friday

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Atira is super helpful, provided a lot of suggestions to me, Ang guide me through certain webpage for my trip planning. Excellent customer service.

not at all helpful. was enquiring about the Shoryu...

not at all helpful. was enquiring about the Shoryudo 5 day Highway Bus Pass and there is the idiot who i spoke to on the phone was more interested in lunch than serving customers. then there is this malay dude sitting infront, really bumiputera style. i dont know. not even attempting to assist. finally the manager i hope she is, if not she deserves to be, came to explain the pass tho not in great detail but 5 stars for the attempt. she is japanese. they never sold this pass in their lifetime i think...not knowing anything about it.. having said that the Shoryudo bus pass is a good buy if travelling to nagoya-takayama-kanazawa-toyama area!

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Asia pacific （including china,korea） ／micronesia, jtb pte ltd / jtb asia pacific headquarters.

JTB Asia Pacific Group has offices in 11 countries and regions, including our headquarters in Singapore.　We aim to capture and develop business not only for Japanese customers, but also for global travel demand from and to Asia Pacific region and to realize cultural exchange business in all markets. We hope to provide opporunities for all the customers to experience "Perfect moments, always" - our brand vision.

79 ANSON ROAD, #12-01, SINGAPORE 079906

JTB Pte Ltd/JTB Singapore Office

We, JTB Singapore provide high value-added services that only JTB can offer, based on our hospitality to welcome our customers and our corporate sales, event promotion, business travel (BTM), and leisure businesses that we have cultivated in Japan. We aim to become a leading company in Asia by developing business from and to Singapore.

Japan Travel Bureau (Malaysia) Sdn.Bhd.

In the fast-growing ASEAN region, Malaysia continues to develop strongly as the center of a huge economic zone. JTB Malaysia has been operating in Malaysia for more than 30 years since its establishment, and in addition to Kuala Lumpur, we also have a sales office in Kota Kinabalu. We at JTB Malaysia will continue to share with the people of Japan the rich individuality and brilliance of each region of Malaysia.

UNIT 16.02-16.07,LEVEL16,AMODA,22 JALAN IMBI,55100 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA

JTB (Thailand) Ltd.

JTB (Thailand) provides a wide range of services including travel arrangements for Japanese and overseas customers, business and leisure travel arrangements for Japanese and foreign companies in Thailand, Japanese residents in Thailand, and other local residents, as well as arrangements for meetings and events, and trading of souvenirs and other items.

9TH FL., HARINDHORN BUILDING,54 NORTH SATHORN RD.,SILOM,BANGRAK,BANGKOK 10500 THAILAND

JTB Asia Pacific Phil. Corp.

Since 2015, JTB Philippines has been providing end-to-end leisure and business travel solutions to its valued clients and travel partners. From visa services, airline ticketing, tour packages, and corporate business, JTB's global network has made every aspect of travel. JTB Philippines promises to bring people, places, and possibilities together through the Japanese culture of "omotenashi" and the Filipino brand of hospitality.

Unit 2, 18th Flr, A.T. Yuchengco Center (former RCBC) , 26th&25th Sts., Bonifacio South, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Philippines 1634

JTB India Private Limited

At JTB India, we engage in 5 core businesses like outbound travel from India to overseas, in response to cater to the fast growing Indian tourism market especially in the area of MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions). We also specialize in Domestic MICE catering to the MICE business within the geographies of India. Our Strategic Meetings Management business provides a contracted corporate program for the corporate customers.

107A, Unitech Business Park, South City 1, Sector - 41 Gurugram - 122001, Haryana, INDIA

JTB Taiwan Ltd.

JTB Taiwan started operations in April 2004 as the 71st overseas office of the JTB Group, and its main business is the arrangement and facilitation of travel products such as Look JTB, individual tours, group tours, and educational tours, as well as assisting with travel from Taiwan to Japan and the rest of the world. JTB Taiwan will do our best to create your "memorable trip".

8F., No.60, Sec. 2, Zhongshan N. Rd., Zhongshan Dist., Taipei City 104, Taiwan (R.O.C.) 台北市中山北路二段60號東南大樓8樓

JTB-TNT Co., Ltd.

With the economic development of Asia and the growing economic exchange between Japan and Vietnam, our company was established in 2008 as a joint venture with TNT. In addition to arranging individual and group tours from Japan, we have also started to provide arrangements for customers from overseas under the Tour East brand since 2016. We are also actively engaged in outbound business, corporate incentive trips and airline ticket arrangements.

11th Floor, Estar Building-147-149 Vo Van Tan St., Vo Thi Sau Ward, District 3, HCMC, Vietnam

PT. JTB Indonesia

The island of Bali is a "healing resort island" that attracts people from all over the world, where daily life is still centered around the Balinese Hindu religion, which the islanders deeply believe in. Please come to Indonesia by JTB. Recently, we PT. JTB INDONESIA, handle not only tour operation from overseas but also outbound tours for Indonesian visitors to Japan.

JALAN BYPASS NGURAH RAI No.88, KELAN ABIAN, TUBAN, KUTA,BALI 80362, INDONESIA

JTB Australia Pty Ltd.

JTB Australia specializes in providing a comprehensive range of international and domestic package tours for both individuals and groups all around the globe. We offer extensive leisure and incentive programs for corporate clients, and can tailor packages to suit the needs of any meeting, conference and event with our highly qualified MICE team. And for the past 50 years, we assisted schools with overseas excursions and study tours.

LEVEL 18, 456 KENT STREET, SYDNEY, NSW 2000, AUSTRALIA

JTB New Zealand Limited.

Founded in 1990, JTB New Zealand Limited aim to be a comprehensive travel agency that can meet the needs of our many customers. We will continue to provide the best possible service to our customers coming to New Zealand from Japan and around the world, and we are also actively involved in the two-way exchange business, with a view to developing innovative, customer-oriented, high value-added services that only JTB can offer.

LEVEL 9, 191 QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND　NEW ZEALAND 1010

BIG S' Holiday Pte.Ltd.

Having been established for more than 25 years, Big S' Holiday have served and poised as a leading inbound tour operator. We specialize in overland tours, chartered bus services, as well as chauffeured driven services. We operate our own fleet of tour coaches from sedans to 49 seater coaches. Having serviced many reputable mnc's, schools, and government agencies over the years, our staff are experienced to ensure quality service.

#03-22 SIM LIM SQUARE, NO. 1 ROCHOR CANAL ROAD, SINGAPORE 188504

PT. Panorama JTB Tours Indonesia

Panorama JTB Tours is a transformation of Panorama Tours, as a tour & travel company that has been recognized since 1998. Our business lines consist of Retail & Leisure Management which focuses on retail customers; Corporate Travel Management (CTM) which serves national and multi-national corporations; and Orange Incentive House as a unit that provides incentive travel services for companies that provide rewards for improving their business.

Panorama Building, 2M floor Jl. Tomang Raya No. 63　Jakarta 11440, Indonesia

Tour East Singapore (1996) Pte Ltd.

Tour East Group is a full-service Destination Management Company operating B2B exclusively across the Asia Pacific region. With more than 500 travel professionals supporting our industry partners deliver exceptional personalized travel experiences and MICE programs in Singapore, Thailand, Laos, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, China, Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Australia, and New Zealand.

79 ANSON ROAD, #07-04/05, #12-01, SINGAPORE 079906

JTB TOURS SHANGHAI CO.,LTD

East China, including Shanghai, is the most active area in China for exchanges between China and Japan, and JTB Shanghai Jiandu is a travel agency that can meet all kinds of needs, including projects from Japan to China, various exchange event projects in China, and projects to visit Japan. We aim to be a travel agency that further enhances exchange programs for Sino-Japanese friendship.

1501-1505,1507-1510 ESIT Plaza,1877 Pudong Road(S),Shanghai 200122 P.R. CHINA

JTB (Hong Kong) Ltd.

JTB Hong Kong was established in 1967,and has been serving many customers for more than half a century. In Hong Kong, where people from all over the world are always attracted by the vibrant city, we will continue to provide "excitement" to our customers with "safety" and "satisfaction" under the motto of "Perfect moments, always". We will continue to provide "excitement" to our customers with our high quality services that exceed their expectations.

Units 101A&102, 1/F, Tower Two, The Harbourfront, 22 Tak Fung Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong

LOTTEJTB is a joint venture travel agency between LOTTE, a top 5 companies in Korea, and JTB, a professional and one of the largest travel agencies in the world. With customer preference and their needs changing rapidly and diversely, we always do our best to provide a tailor made travel service and a differentiated tour product through utilizing our own tourism infrastructure and improving the reservation system.

3F, Samhwan Bldg., 88, Yulgok-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, 03131, Korea

T.P. Micronesia, Inc.

The TPM Group has achived top results in tour arranging, other related services, and transportation in the region. As specialists in the Micronesia area, we strive to offer the best possible services to our customers and to contribute to the benefits of our business partners.

117 GUERRERO ST.,HARMON INDUSTRIAL PARK TAMUNING,GUAM 96913-4434 U.S.A.

Tasi Tours & Transportation, Inc.

For about half a century, Tasi Tours has been engaged in various businesses such as transportation, optional tour wholesale, and tour operator in Saipan, which has one of the most beautiful seas in the world, and as the No. 1 travel agency in the destination, Tasi tours has contributed to the development of tourism in the Northern Mariana Islands. In the future, we will continue to be a destination management company(DMC) which can grow with the community.

TASI BUILDING , BEACH ROAD, SOUTH GARAPAN,P.O. BOX 501023, SAIPAN MP96950-1023

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• Asian equities were mostly higher this week as Hong Kong outperformed.
• The week started off with a data release from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism indicating that domestic travel for this year’s Labor Day holiday increased nearly +30% from 2019 pre-pandemic levels, powering travel stocks higher.
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Asian equities were mixed but generally higher overnight as Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Japan outperformed while the Philippines and Malaysia closed lower.

Hong Kong ripped higher on yesterday’s report that the 20% dividend tax paid by Mainland investors on Hong Kong stocks will be waived. Value stocks led the market higher. Hong Kong’s most heavily traded stocks by value were China Construction Bank, which gained +6.82%, Hong Kong Exchanges, which gained +7.61% on being a key beneficiary of the increased trading due to the tax removal, Tencent, which gained +0.32%, China Mobile, which gained +4.82%, and energy giant CNOOC, which gained +2.91%. Mainland investors did not wait for confirmation of the new tax rules and plowed a healthy $832 million into Hong Kong-listed stocks and ETFs via Southbound Stock Connect. With Mainland bank deposits paying less than 2%, the waiver and subsequent flows from the Mainland would be another catalyst for foreign investors to return to Chinese equities, though trading desks' sentiment is picking up despite foreign investor skepticism.

Mainland media noted that the 2-year, 3-year, and 5-year deposit rates decreased by 0.3% to 2.20%, 0.20% to 2.65%, and 0.25% to 2.65%, respectively.

Real estate was the top-performing sector in China, gaining +5.58% in Hong Kong and +4.67% in Mainland China. The strong moves come after Xi’an and Hangzhou both removed home purchase restrictions. However, Mainland media noted that Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen have not fully removed restrictions.

The Hang Seng Index punched through a short-term resistance level of 18,500, closing just below 19,000, while the Hang Seng Tech Index is sitting just below the short-term resistance level of 4,000.

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Mainland China was mixed as growth stocks underperformed value stocks. Shanghai gained +0.01%, and Shenzhen fell -0.71%. Foreign investors sold a net -$832 million worth of Mainland stocks today, which also contributed to growth stocks' weakness.

One concern overnight may have been Biden’s tariff announcement, expected next Tuesday, on China-made electric vehicles (EVs) and solar panels. Yesterday, while in Washington D.C., I learned the tariffs are symbolic as EVs are already heavily tariffed. The announcement is aimed at swing state voters in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. Ironically, Chinese automaker Geely is simultaneously pursuing an IPO of its Zeekr EV brand on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) after raising $441 million and selling 21 million shares. This is another sign that businesspeople are getting along just fine while the politicians are not. However, I think things have improved. Imagine if every US-China diplomatic visit required the presence of a businessperson with a strong interest in the other country. After all, who had a more successful China trip? Elon Musk or Antony Blinken? Maybe they should have gone together!

The Hang Seng and the Hang Seng Tech indexes gained +2.30% and +0.38%, respectively, on volume that increased +38.24% from yesterday, which is 172% of the 1-year average. 382 stocks advanced, while 109 stocks declined. Main Board short turnover increased +32.98% from yesterday, which is 121% of the 1-year average, as 12% of turnover was short turnover (remember Hong Kong short turnover includes ETF short volume, which is driven by market makers’ ETF hedging). All factors were positive, though the value factor and large caps did outpace the growth factor and small caps. All sectors were positive. The top performers were Real Estate, which gained +5.57%, Financials, which gained +5.15%, and Energy, which gained +4.96%. The top-performing subsectors were diversified financials, energy, and telecom services. Meanwhile, auto was the only negative subsector. Southbound Stock Connect volumes were very high, at 2X the 1-year average, as Mainland investors bought a very healthy net $832 million worth of Hong Kong-listed stocks and ETFs, including the Bank of China, China Mobile, and China Construction Bank (CCB), which were large net buys. Meanwhile, CNOOC and Kuaishou were moderate net sells.

Shanghai, Shenzhen, and STAR Board were mixed +0.01%, -0.71%, and -1.5%, respectively, on volume that increased +1.31% from yesterday, which is 107% of the 1-year average. 1,318 stocks advanced, while 3,618 stocks declined. The value factor and large caps outpaced the growth factor and small caps. The top-performing sectors were Real Estate, which gained +4.67%, Financials, which gained +1.18%, and Utilities, which gained +1.18%. Meanwhile, Technology fell -1.37%, Health Care fell -0.7%, and Consumer Staples fell -0.51%. The top-performing subsectors were motorcycles, real estate, and precious metals. Meanwhile, computer hardware, education, and fine chemicals were among the worst-performing. Northbound Stock Connect volumes were moderate as foreign investors sold a healthy net -$872 million worth of Mainland stocks, including China Merchants Bank, Kweichow Moutai, and Gree were small net buys. Meanwhile, CATL was a moderate net sell along with LONGi Green Energy and Zijin Mining. CNY was off slightly versus the US dollar. The Treasury bond curve flattened. Copper gained while steel fell.

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• CNY per USD 7.23 versus 7.22 yesterday
• CNY per EUR 7.78 versus 7.78 yesterday
• Yield on 1-Day Government Bond 1.43% versus 1.46% yesterday
• Yield on 10-Year Government Bond 2.31% versus 2.32% yesterday
• Yield on 10-Year China Development Bank Bond 2.42% versus 2.42% yesterday
• Copper Price +0.61%
• Steel Price -0.61%

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