Did you know that Saipan's currency campaign at T Galleria Saipan by DFS, located in the heart of Garapan, has been extended until the end of February? As of today, the exchange rate is US$1 = 140 yen.
At T Galleria Saipan, if you choose to pay in Japanese yen, you can shop at a conversion rate of 125 yen to the dollar. [Payment is limited to cash, VISA or Master]
You can save 15 yen for every dollar, so this is a very nice campaign.
You will also receive a $50 gift certificate that can be used for purchases of $300 or more! So, when you go to Saipan, why not visit T Galleria Saipan?
Notice to those living in Tokyo
Currently, digital signage for the "Marianacation" Travel Benefits Campaign" is being posted at JR Shinagawa Station, Tokyo Metro Otemachi Station, and Roppongi Station! For two weeks from September 18th, a 30-second advertisement full of tropical atmosphere and maximum fun will be running. Especially in Roppongi, it will be running throughout the period, so please stop by and take a look.
Saipan is just under three and a half hours from Narita on United Airlines' direct flight, and the time difference is only one hour. This winter, escape from the cold of Japan and head to Saipan, which has an extremely hot summer!
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You can relax at any of the beaches in Mariana, but the most recommended is Rota Island!
Rota, which can be reached in about 30 minutes from Saipan by small plane, is an island with a lot of untouched nature.
Te Teto Beach, the most famous beach on the island, has thatched roof cabanas lined up on the deep blue sea and white sand, giving it the image of a ``southern island'' that everyone imagines.
Tetet Beach is popular among locals as it is said that just looking at the bright blue sea of Rota Blue is soothing. On weekends, you can see locals enjoying BBQ and playing in the sea.
It is possible to go from Saipan or Guam. Please come and visit us!
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Sabal Farmer's Market is the best morning activity when traveling to Saipan!
The market is held every Saturday, and there are a variety of stalls selling fresh vegetables and fruits grown by local people, as well as food, sweets, and daily necessities.
There are shops where you can not only see but also eat tropical fruits, and the most popular among them is the easy-to-drink juices!
TUPU CANE JUICE's raw sugarcane juice, made by cold-pressing sugarcane harvested in Saipan using a special juicer, is gaining popularity among locals.
It's fun just to watch the long, slender sugarcane being sucked into a special machine, and you'll look forward to drinking the resulting juice.
