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2008/10/19 11:39
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I plan to go to Tokyo on 23-24 Nov,2008. It's a Labor Thanksgiving Day!! The shopping center is going to closed or not? If I want to go to Mt.Fuji, Kamakura and Hakone. All the places is going to closed on 23-24 Nov. or not?
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by Natthira
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The shopping center is going to closed or not?
It is going to be open and very crowded.
If I want to go to Mt.Fuji, Kamakura and Hakone. All the places is going to closed on 23-24 Nov. or not?
All these places and theirs sights will be open and crowded on weekends, especially long weekends.
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2008/10/20 20:59
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Thank you so much Uji. I have already read Autumn Leaf Reports. Mr.Tochigi has just gone to Nikko today and he said that this year, Nikko's trees are a few days ahead of their average schedule, and the peak of the season has already descended to Lake Chuzenji and the top of the Irohazaka mountain road.That's mean I can't see the autumn leaf anymore on 24 November? Is it still worth to go there especially on Japan's holiday.
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by Natthira
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1. That means I can't see the autumn leaf anymore on 24 November? Is it still worth to go there especially on Japan's holiday.
YES, YOU CAN! In Tokyo, Kamakura, Kyoto, Osaka and other lower places!
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