Challenge free travel

Flora, I am doing a pioneering work recently, it should be said that it is a pioneering work for me.

Having never been to Japan, I was finally impressed by my colleagues who had been to Japan several times and wanted to go there. In the past, I only dared to think about it but had not yet put it into action. However, this time there has always been an urge in my heart, which is self-guided travel, also known as independent travel. It is convenient to go with a tour group, but I don’t like the urgency of going with a tour group, and many trips to Japan involve visiting shrines. I am not interested in these. On the one hand, it is due to my faith, and on the other hand, I don’t really like this type of attractions. , just want to roam in nature. Moreover, the high cost of joining a tour group was one of the reasons that deterred me. If you have the ability to plan by yourself, it may be a challenge. I want to try to challenge myself.

Thinking that Japan is quite friendly to the Taiwanese, even if you have questions, you can ask them without worrying about being looked down upon, so I became even more determined about my decision this time.

My colleague has been to Japan several times, but I have never been there once. This time, her husband wanted to go to Japan and "driving himself", which made me face the fact that I should not just talk about it, but should "get up". "And do it" is. I thought that traveling independently might be feasible for me.

That day, I heard a patient say that their family always travels independently, and if they try to plan a trip once, they will become addicted. He also told me that independent travel is not as difficult as imagined, and there are many Chinese characters in Japan that are easier to recognize. This actually inspired me to want to try it. So I told the master about my impulse, and to my surprise he actually agreed and believed that I could plan it well. I really don’t know where he got the confidence. I'm not sure anymore, he actually trusts me so much.

So I am posting here, and I also want to ask for your help. The place I want to go to is Kyushu, with Yufuin and Fukuoka as the scenic spots. Is it difficult to travel independently in Japan? What situations should we pay attention to? Is self-driving suitable for Taiwanese? And what is the best way to handle the luggage for independent travel? I have many questions to ask, and I hope experienced literary friends will give me some advice so that I can be more courageous to try.