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2008/6/14 19:54
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We are very experienced tourist (60 y old), first time in Japan. Would like to spend part of the tour in the north.1.What are the "musts"2. How long do we have to plan for? 3.Is it possible to do it not as a backpackers, with trains?
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by Sofi
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What are the "musts"Here you go (see under Hokkaido and Tohoku): http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e623a.htmlHow long do we have to plan for?From three days to three months. It is entirely up to you! Is it possible to do it not as a backpackers, with trains?Certainly! Trains are used by people from all income groups and travel budgets in Japan. But a rental car is often the most convenient means of transportation in Hokkaido and rural regions: http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2024.html
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by Uji
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2008/6/15 02:16
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Thank you for your reply. Is there possibility to leave the luggage in the train station?
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by sofi
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2008/6/15 03:05
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Is it possible to see real traditional life of Ainu or just in museums or restored houses?
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Is there possibility to leave the luggage in the train station?Yes, there are coin lockers. About luggage: http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2274.htmlIs it possible to see real traditional life of Ainu or just in museums or restored houses?Just museums. Ainu people lead a modern life like everybody else.
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by Uji
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