anyone got any info of there trip to the electric city
also looking at places to stay it seems hotels are filling up fast!

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andtheLiquidmen wrote:Oh man, I'm insanely jealous. Japan is really a wonderful place. I was there in 2008, but I'd be more than happy to help out with any questions you have. Any idea what city/cities?
We stayed at this great little hotel in Ueno (part of Tokyo) called Oak Hotel. Super affordable, comfortable, and right down the street from Ueno Station.




sonidero wrote:So you are going to ''tour'' just one city???
You have to find 5G's Synth Shop...
sonidero wrote:Roll a plus 13 for fire and with my immunity to wack I dodge the cough and pass a turn to chill and look at these rocks...
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tuffteef wrote:holy shit that 5g store has space echos for 200 bucks
the fuck
STAY COOL RICHARD.....
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tuffteef wrote:andtheLiquidmen wrote:Oh man, I'm insanely jealous. Japan is really a wonderful place. I was there in 2008, but I'd be more than happy to help out with any questions you have. Any idea what city/cities?
We stayed at this great little hotel in Ueno (part of Tokyo) called Oak Hotel. Super affordable, comfortable, and right down the street from Ueno Station.
im just gonna be in tokyo and kinda attempt to use the trains to venture out to osaka and (dizzneyland lol)
how was the language barrier in terms of transport and shopping
i feel like im gonna be carrying around a exchange calculator and silly phrase book non stop![]()
if i dont know whats going on ill just count to ten in japanese and back away slowly
also heard that robo dinner show was like hilarious but expensive i think
im hoping to maybe see like some local bands if anyone knows a joint that every city has like an annandale club
With currency, you'll get used to guestimating pretty quickly. Just think of yen as a cent, then adjust accordingly to the exchange rate. 
futuresailors wrote:tuffteef wrote:holy shit that 5g store has space echos for 200 bucks
the fuck
STAY COOL RICHARD.....
Yo, kop me one.
Or two.
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Just remember public transit closes early.
andtheLiquidmen wrote:tuffteef wrote:andtheLiquidmen wrote:Oh man, I'm insanely jealous. Japan is really a wonderful place. I was there in 2008, but I'd be more than happy to help out with any questions you have. Any idea what city/cities?
We stayed at this great little hotel in Ueno (part of Tokyo) called Oak Hotel. Super affordable, comfortable, and right down the street from Ueno Station.
im just gonna be in tokyo and kinda attempt to use the trains to venture out to osaka and (dizzneyland lol)
how was the language barrier in terms of transport and shopping
i feel like im gonna be carrying around a exchange calculator and silly phrase book non stop![]()
if i dont know whats going on ill just count to ten in japanese and back away slowly
also heard that robo dinner show was like hilarious but expensive i think
im hoping to maybe see like some local bands if anyone knows a joint that every city has like an annandale club
If you have money to spend, I suggest you both invest in the rail pass. Unlimited rides on the above-ground trains as well as the shinkansen.
I speak some Japanese, which definitely helped, but there's English just about everywhere in Tokyo. Osaka isn't quite as touristy as Tokyo, but it still shouldn't be too much of a problem. Either way, learning some basic kanji, phrases, customs, and things definitely not to do would be suggestedWith currency, you'll get used to guestimating pretty quickly. Just think of yen as a cent, then adjust accordingly to the exchange rate.
Friends of mine are actually going on tour in Japan for a couple of weeks in August, so once they have a complete itinerary, I can let you know the names of some clubs.

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