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Explore & Enjoy! Free Copy Not For Sale EXPLORE & ENJOY! OSAKA + Kobe + Kyoto + Nara + Wakayama Umeda Sky Building, Osaka Introduction Contents Visa Information 02 Osaka 03 The Best of Osaka Culinary Experience 06 Kobe 23 Basic Travel Information 30 Kyoto 31 Vegetarian Cooking Class 38 Kimono & Tea Ceremony Experience 38 Kyoto Cuisine & Maiko Evening 41 Special Rail Pass Information 42 Nara 43 Wakayama 49 Credit Publikasi ini adalah hasil kerjasama antara PT GI Media dan Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO). Informasi di booklet berdasarkan data per September 2015. Harap melakukan pemeriksaan kembali sebelum bepergian karena informasi dapat berubah sewaktu-waktu. Editor in Chief Marischka Prudence Creative Director Nikolas Tjhin Photography Ferry Rusli, ThinkStock, Japan Photo Library JNTO dan pihak lainnya melalui JNTO JNTO Global Home www.jnto.go.jp/eng/ JNTO Jakarta Office www.jnto.or.id 01 Infomation Osaka Visa Information Jepang semakin membuka diri untuk menerima turis Visa Waiver dari Indonesia dan kini proses mendapatkan visa Wacana bebas visa bagi warga negara Indonesia yang Jepang juga semakin mudah! Ada dua sistem visa yang ingin bepergian ke Jepang sudah lama terdengar dan berlaku untuk anda yang ingin traveling ke Jepang, kini pemegang e-paspor Indonesia dapat bepergian ke yaitu prosedur visa biasa dan visa waiver khusus untuk Jepang tanpa harus melalui prosedur pengajuan visa pemilik e-paspor. Seperti apa prosedurnya? Here we go: biasa. Namun, anda tetap harus mendaftar ke Kedutaan Besar Jepang terlebih dahulu untuk mendapatkan Visa Kunjungan (turis) stamp visa waiver yang berlaku selama tiga tahun. Jika tidak memiliki e-paspor maka anda harus mengajukan permohonan visa kunjungan sesuai dengan Apa itu Visa Waiver? rencana jangka waktu perjalanan. Berikut persyaratan Visa waiver adalah izin khusus bagi WNI yang memiliki untuk pengajuan visa kunjungan ke Jepang. e-paspor untuk traveling ke Jepang tanpa visa biasa • Paspor dengan masa berlaku minimal 6 bulan selama tiga tahun. Anda dapat mengunjungi Jepang • Formulir permohonan visa (dapat diunduh di www. berkali-kali selama tiga tahun dengan jangka waktu id.emb-japan.go.jp/application2.pdf) maksimal setiap kunjungan adalah 15 hari. • Pasfoto terbaru uk 4,5 cm x 4,5 cm dengan latar putih • Fotokopi KTP Bagaimana cara mendapatkan Visa Waiver? • Bukti pemesanan tiket dengan tanggal masuk Pendaftaran dapat dilakukan di Kedutaan Besar Jepang dan keluar dari Jepang untuk Indonesia pada bagian visa/ konsuler. Anda hanya • Itinerary (jadwal selama perjalanan di Jepang), formulir perlu membawa e-paspor asli serta form pendaftaran dapat diunduh di www.id.emb-japan.go.jp/vish_itnr.doc visa waiver yang dapat diunduh di www.id.emb-japan. • Print out rekening koran (data tabungan selama go.jp/news14_30.html 3 bulan terakhir) Proses mendapatkan visa waiver ini sangat mudah, hanya dalam dua hari kerja dan tanpa biaya apapun. Proses visa biasanya selesai dalam 4 hari kerja, namun OSAKA sebaiknya sediakan waktu dua minggu sebelum untuk mengurus visa karena bisa saja dokumen yang kita Kedutaan Besar Jepang - Jakarta Mengunjungi Osaka bagaikan membuka bawa belum lengkap sehingga memerlukan waktu Jl. M.H. Thamrin 24, Jakarta Pusat lembaran buku dengan warna-warni tambahan untuk melengkapi dokumen. Informasi lebih DKI Jakarta, 10350 lengkap dapat diakses di www.id.emb-japan.go.jp/ Contact 021-31924308 dan lembaran menarik di setiap bagian. visa_7.html Website http://id.emb-japan.go.jp Meski merupakan kota modern dengan lampu-lampu gemerlap khas kota Biaya Pembuatan Visa Jam Kerja Bagian Visa Harga VISA (per 1 April 2015) Senin - Jumat, (kecuali hari libur nasional dan Kedutaan) metropolis Jepang, Osaka terasa lebih Visa Single Entry Rp330,000,- Pengajuan Permohonan Visa pk. 08:30 - 12:00 “down to earth.” Visa Multiple Entry Rp660,000,- Pengambilan Paspor pk. 13:30 - 15:00 Shinsekai, Osaka 02 03 Osaka Osaka Access Map Getting There By Plane Osaka dapat diakses melalui OSAKA dua bandara: Kansai International Airport (KIX) yang melayani rute internasional dan domestik, sementara Anda dapat menikmati hari yang ramai dengan Osaka International Airport (ITAMI) melayani rute gemerlap lampu Glico sign di Dotonbori, “terbang” domestik. layaknya Harry Potter di Universal Studios Japan®, By Train Osaka dapat diakses dengan berbagai rute menikmati sisi futuristik di Umeda Sky Building, kereta, termasuk Tokaido-Sanyo SHINKANSEN yang menikmati ketenangan di berbagai taman yang ada di menghubungkan Tokyo sampai dengan Kyushu. Jika04 Osaka hingga “masuk” ke masa lampau saat berjalan berangkat dari Tokyo, Anda dapat menggunakan kaki di Hozenji Yokocho. Hikari Shinkansen dengan waktu tempuh sekitar Dengan populasi lebih dari 2,5 juta orang, Osaka 3 jam (¥14.140) memberikan sensasi berjalan kaki dengan kerumunan yang bergerak rapi meski di tengah perempatan yang Getting To Osaka From Kansai International Airport sibuk. Osaka juga menjadi rumah dari berbagai kuil baik Nankai Airport Express dari KIX menuju Stasiun Nankai; agama Shinto maupun Buddha yang sangat terbuka Namba, Shin-Imamiya, dan Tengachaya (¥920). Nankai untuk siapapun yang ingin mengunjungi area suci ini. Limited Express Rapid dari KIX menuju Stasiun Nankai; Osaka menawarkan begitu banyak keseruan yang Namba, Shin-Imamiya, dan Tengachaya (¥1430). JR beragam dan waktu seakan tidak pernah cukup untuk Kansai Airport Rapid Service dari KIX menuju Tenno-ji berkeliling berbagai sisi Osaka yang masing-masing Station (¥1060, waktu tempuh 50 menit). Airport memiliki daya tarik tersendiri. Limousine Bus dari KIX menuju Osaka Station (¥1550), OCAT Namba (¥1050), Uehonmachi (¥1550), dan Gunakan ICOCA Card untuk berkeliling Tempozan (¥1550). tips! Osaka. Anda dapat mengisi ulang kartu dan hanya perlu tap kartu di setiap pintu masuk Getting Around Cara paling mudah berkeliling Osaka dan keluar stasiun (¥2000, ¥500 menjadi deposit yang adalah dengan jalur kereta yang menghubungkan akan dikembalikan saat Anda menyerahkan kembali semua area di Osaka, mulai dari JR, Subway, Hankyu ICOCA Card) Railway, Hanshin Electric Railway, Keihan Electric Railway, Nankai Electric Railway, Kintetsu Railway, Kita- ICOCA Card dapat digunakan untuk rute JR, Subway, Osaka Kyuko Railway, Osaka Monorail, Hankai Tramway, private railways dan bus. Cek detail mengenai ICOCA Mizuma Railway, Semboku Rapid Railway hingga Nose Card di link berikut ini: http://www.westjr.co.jp/global/en/ Electric Railway. travel-information/pass/icoca-haruka/pdf/ICOCA_en.pdf Osaka Convention & Tourism Bureau http://www.osaka-info.jp/en/ 05 The Best of Osaka: Culinary Experience Nikmati kuliner terbaik di Osaka! TEKS : MARISCHKA PRUDENCE Salah satu kesenangan utama saya di Jepang adalah menikmati kuliner dengan rasa yang kaya dan tempat- tempat yang menarik, termasuk saat berada di Osaka. must Mungkin terkadang kita akan ragu saat mencari tempat try! makan karena keterbatasan komunikasi saat informasi yang ada hanya dalam bahasa Jepang. ICHIRAN Ramen Namun, jangan membatasi diri menikmati kuliner Bagi saya ini tempat makan dengan konsep paling orang akan memiliki privasinya must di restoran-restoran franchise internasional, keseruan menarik! Lagi-lagi, sekilas ICHIRAN tampak seperti masing-masing karena area makan kita diberi try! kuliner Jepang justru ada saat kita berani berkeliling dan restoran ramen biasa. ICHIRAN dapat ditemukan di pembatas di sisi kiri dan kanan, di bagian depan saat mencoba hal-hal baru. Berikut beberapa lokasi “food berbagai tempat karena telah menjadi restoran dengan kita duduk pun hanya ada celah kecil yang dapat treasure” yang saya temukan di Osaka! banyak cabang di Jepang. Namun pertama kali saya ditutup. mencoba makan di ICHIRAN adalah saat berada di area Tahap selanjutnya adalah memilih tambahan ramen Tempozan Marketplace Dotonbori. Restoran ramen dengan display luar serba sesuai keinginan kita, misalnya memilih rasa yang kental, Dari luar tempat ini tampak seperti mall biasa yang makanan yang terbuat dari semacam lilin dan terlihat merah dan lampion-lampion khas Jepang ini tampak atau memilih dengan tambahan bawang putih atau berada di sisi area Osaka Aquarium KAIYUKAN, namun persis seperti masakan aslinya sehingga kita tidak akan biasa saja, namun pengalaman makan di ICHIRAN tidak. Kita hanya perlu mengisi poin-poin yang tersedia Tempozan Marketplace membuat saya terkejut saat salah memesan. sangat unik. dalam bahasa Inggris di kertas form, jadi no worries saya masuk lebih dalam di area food court. Jangan Sebagian besar tempat makan juga menyediakan Satu hal yang harus diingat saat makan di ICHIRAN saat harus mengisi tipe tambahan kaldu ramen yang berhenti di lokasi kios-kios makanan dengan tampilan menu dalam bahasa Inggris serta harga makanan selalu adalah kita harus memilih area private ramen booth, kita inginkan. food court biasa, justru kita harus masuk ke area “gang” ditulis di informasi yang tersedia di depan masing- karena jika kita memilih area makan dengan meja biasa Staff yang menyiapkan makanan akan mengambil kecil yang lebih gelap dengan kios-kios makanan masing restoran, sangat memudahkan bagi turis maka sensasi yang berbeda ini tidak bisa kita rasakan. kertas yang sudah kita isi dan menghidangkan menarik di sisi-sisi jalanan kecil ini. seperti saya. Usai memilih area private ramen booth, saya harus ramen pilihan kita melalui celah kecil. Setiap meja Memasuki area khusus Tempozan Marketplace Satu tips jika ingin berkunjung ke Tempozan “memesan” makanan melalui vending machine. Semua juga dilengkapi keran untuk minuman dan terdapat bagaikan masuk ke salah satu
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