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For independent transportation, multiple car rental services operate within the airport, including well-known international providers. You will find most desks located conveniently near the arrivals area. Do remember, the Brits are used to cars with the driver's seat and controls on the right, but in Japan, it's the other way around: the driver's seat and controls are on the left side of the vehicle.
Driving in Japan might be different experience for Brits, but it's definitely worth giving it a go. The main road signs are in both English and Japanese, and the motorways, expressways, and other roads are in good condition, though they can get crowded during rush hour.
Many of Japan's expressways are toll roads. Keep cash handy as some toll booth does not accept credit cards. Fuel stations are easily accessible in the city and along the main roads. Please note that most fuel stations in Japan are not self-service, so let the station staff fill up your tank for you. Also, it's customary to tip them.
Aomori Prefecture is famous for its natural beauty and historic sites. It is also known for its vibrant cultural festivals, like the Aomori Nebuta Festival, where enormous lantern floats are paraded through the streets. From mountains to beaches, hot springs to hiking trails, there is something for everyone in Aomori.
The currency in Japan is the Yen (¥). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s always a good idea to carry some cash, as Japan still has a considerable number of cash-only establishments. The climate in Aomori is relatively cold compared to most areas in GB, be sure to bring suitable clothing!
