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Originally Posted by guyy
How much cash you bring depends on what you want to do. Fill us in, and we can make an estimate. You will need cash, because many places, especially the cheap ones, don't take credit cards.
If you are flying in to Narita, the cheapest options are to take either the regular Keisei line trains or the regular JR trains, i.e., neither the Keisei Skyliner nor the NEX. Some of the Keisei trains connect to the Asakusa-line subway, which is handy if that's the direction you're going. You can also take the regular JR trains, which go to Tokyo station or all the way to Zushi. Trains stop in both terminals at Narita.
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Basically I'm going to Japan mainly to sight see and enjoy culinary delights. I'm thinking a few days in tokyo and a few days in Kyoto. I also want to check out Akihabara for crazy gadgets and tech as well as do some clothes shopping where ever district is good for that. I don't want to buy too much stuff though since I hate lugging around things. So right now I'm thinking of going for a week or so.
Oh yeah I plan on taking a lot of photographs. Does Japan have any crazy laws on photography in public?