based on 153 experiences from female travelers
Japan was lovely, the food was great (enjoyed the refills) and there were so many activities to do. They carter to solo people so it was easy to navigate as a solo traveller. I got to meet other female solo travellers and it was great chatting with them.
Posted: February 1, 2026Experienced: January, 2026Loved Japan it was a very safe country to visit and definitely want to go back again! The people are so nice and helpful there and the food is amazing. I definitely recommend for any kind of traveler.
Posted: December 22, 2025Amit
Israel
It felt safe but very confusing. There are a lot of tourist but nothing is in English, the suica card doesn’t work on buses and no one tells you that 😭 sometimes it feels like you are being judged just because you are a tourist, and to go through that as a solo traveler is not very welcoming and nice…
Posted: November 15, 2025Experienced: November, 2025Sandra
Spain
I felt completely safe in this city. People seem to live in their own world, and that’s the best feeling when you need some space as a solo traveler. But if you ever feel overwhelmed and want to chat with someone, just look around: you’ll notice that people are always open to talking. The city is super convenient: there’s always something to do at any hour, almost everything stays open, and you can find literally anything you can imagine. Food is cheap and delicious, and shopping is very satisfying for anyone who loves hunting for good deals: you can always find the same thing cheaper...
Posted: November 8, 2025Osaka was lovely, we also did tokyo but preferred Osaka. There was much more to do in terms of sights to see and attractions to do. The people are lovely and its a lot less crowded. The food was also amazing.
Posted: November 7, 2025Experienced: September, 2025Based on 89 local experiences
Based on 89 local experiences
Alexandra
Very safe and lovely! If you have the chance visit the ever green garden, it's a greenhouse next to the Port. I walked alone in the night and I felt completely safe! Also my friend stayed next to the train station and also said it was save.
Posted: February 5, 2026Kai
Just be careful around shibuya (takeshita street) there’s a lot of african people who are aggressive and will scam you. They usually come up to you at night so please if you see one get away immediately
Posted: January 28, 2026Minami
Hakodate is very safe overall, as it is in Japan. It is smaller and calmer than major cities. Occasionally, you might encounter drunk people at night, but they are usually harmless. Dont worry:) Rather than crime, the cold weather is something people should be more careful about lol
Posted: January 25, 2026It’s generally safe compared to most major cities in the world. Just be mindful when you’re in crowded spaces like trains (groping can happen), nightlife districts like Kabukicho and Roppongi. Just use basic common sense and you’ll be fine.
Posted: January 20, 2026I felt pretty safe! I walked around 2/3am without any issues just be mindful of course and take necessary precautions. The locals are nice, and lots of shops/ restaurants that open pretty late. Train stations are 10-15 minutes walk
Posted: January 3, 2026Minami
Hakodate
7 days
hi~٩( ᐖ ) I'm Minami, 20yo Japanese. I’m university student living alone in Hakodate . In my free time, I enjoy cooking, watching movies, and going for walks around the city. I’m really excited to welcome you to Japan! My apartment is small but cozy, and I hope you’ll feel at home here. Don’t worry if you’re nervous — I’m also introvert lol but I’ll do my best to help you with anything you need.
Chrissy
Fukuoka
3 days
Hey! Im Chrissy, a Canadian who has been living in Japan since 2016. I’m a very friendly, positive and outgoing person who loves travelling and meeting new people! I’m planning on travelling around Europe between June-August 2025 to travel and grow more as a person. I’m looking forward to meeting you!