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DIY holiday in tokyo
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2007/11/23 01:55
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How easy or how difficult is it to go to Tokyo on our own? Is English better used now? I am travelling with a 8 y.o. kid. Is it advisable to find our way to Mt Fuji? Is it safe to stay at a budget hostel?
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by LSP
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I have visited Japan many times without any problems and would go back tomorrow if I COULD and I only speak 50 words of Japanese (but can' t really make a sentence) . Englis signs are always there when you need them. once I was kind of lost (in Japan as in Europe side streets don't always go in an obvious direction. A lady and I communicated with a few words in English, Japanese and French, and lots of hands gesture,s and I did find my way back.
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by Sensei 2
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What to do on rainy days
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2007/11/24 11:32
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I have checked the weather forecast and on the first few days of my arrival, there will be showers. I will be? checking in to Keio Plaza Shinjuku. Anyone has any recommendation of activities on rainy days?
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by LSP
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Rainy Days
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2007/11/24 11:46
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Rainy days are going to be cold in December but in Shinjuku and the surrounding area there will lots to do. If you want shopping then you are right in the thick of it between Shinjuku and Shibuya... sight seeing might be a bit harder in the rain. You could get to Ueno fairly easily and visit the museums or the zoo on a rainy day, although the zoo is mostly outdoors.
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by JMinTokyo
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