going to japan
#61
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If this sounds unbelievable... well, it's because Izanagi and Izanami made it that way, d---it. ^ ^
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#62
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Of all the technical achievements in Japan, this one amazes me the most.
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#63
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Don't forget if you want to travel around Japan a lot though, you'll be wanting a JR rail pass: http://www.japanrailpass.net/
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#64
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so does that mean japanese computers are more high tech?
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Be glad they don't use a crazy alphabet in Japan.
(Besides Katakana and hiragana, that is!)
Just pray you know enough Kanji to use the keitai. :P
Sanosuke!
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Just pray you know enough Kanji to use the keitai. :P
Sanosuke!
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#68
Join Date: Jan 2007
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oh and lets say if i buy a computer down in japan do they go according to what its worth here for example if a computer is worth 900 dollars here would it be worth the same down there or something different and how much tax do i have to pay when i come back to the usa (does it go by the state i live in?)
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I'm new here, but I just HAD to write in after seeing the above post. It may be one of the [unintentionally] funniest posts I have ever seen on Flyertalk! Kudos to you, japanflyer. And if you happen to be in Tokyo the week of March 10th, feel free to drop by the Pen--I'd be honored to buy you a drink.
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#71
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hey does anyone know the festiveties that occur in japan every year?
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#72
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In addition, you really ought to get a guidebook to Japan and read it. You will find a wealth of information on festivals, hotels and things to see and do. After reading that, you might identify some gaps in the information that could best be answered by people who've been to Japan. That's the time to post a specific question to this community.
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#74
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There is the Kanamara Matsuri, and there are the rest.
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