ฮาวทูเที่ยวไทยเวอร์ชั่นไหนนิ :v

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只去新加坡的红灯区玩过

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哥们，你真是饿了

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哥们洁身自好，但是妄想这块绝对不能落下，狠狠地吸收花边知识！

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A world of pseudo-romance that you can't experience in Japan

Thailand is a land of pleasure that draws many Japanese into the world of nightlife.


Points to note regarding crime

It is important to act with a sense of awareness of the risks involved when you are abroad.

The rides will quote tourist prices.

While Thailand is considered relatively safe compared to other Southeast Asian countries, there is still a certain degree of risk of getting into trouble compared to Japan. Therefore, we will now explain some points to be aware of regarding common problems you might encounter in Bangkok.

First and foremost, the most common problems are related to crime.

The most common problems you'll encounter while staying in Bangkok are those that occur when traveling by tuk-tuk or taxi. Thai tuk-tuk drivers and taxis sometimes quote tourist fares (so-called rip-off fares) to foreigners. This isn't just true for tuk-tuks, where fare negotiation is standard practice, but also for taxis, where fares are supposed to be calculated by meter.

However, Thai fares are among the cheapest in the world, so even tourist prices aren't that high. If the price is too high, you can refuse, and they will lower it to a price that is more in line with the going rate for tourists, so there's no need to worry too much.

If you take a taxi, you can ride for the same price as a Thai person if you ask the driver to use the meter. However, be aware that they might take a longer route.

Also, be aware that some tuk-tuks and taxis collude with adult entertainment establishments to try and force tourists into their businesses, so be sure to clearly refuse.

Don't carry large sums of money or your passport when you're out at night.

In Bangkok, it's important to keep track of your wallet and passport.

If you carry your passport with you while out at night, there's a risk of it being stolen by unscrupulous girls. Therefore, it's best to leave it in a hotel safety deposit box or similar. You'll need to show your passport when exchanging currency, so it's convenient to exchange only the necessary amount before you go out at night.

If you keep a large amount of cash in your wallet, it's still possible it could be stolen or pickpocketed. It's wiser to keep any excess Thai baht or Japanese yen in a security box rather than in your wallet.

Bangkok Night Life Manual For All Beginners

Last edited on 23 August 2026, 10:48.

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