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Topic	Anybody been to Tokyo? Is it easy to get around not knowing Japanese?
scigeek101 09/16/19 6:12:31 AM #27:	Kyuubi4269 posted... FatalAccident posted... Could always get a train to one of the coastal cities on one of the days though. The Shinkansen is really expensive, so if you want to travel long distance, you'll save money getting a JR pass. And JR rakes in loads of cash from clueless tourists because they'll all buy the JR pass without checking to see what the prices actually are beyond this vague sense of "super expensive" They ain't cheap but neither is the JR pass. Anyway Japan as long as your stick close to the tourist areas you'll be able to get by with English. Stray a bit away from them and English signage and ability drops to close to zero. --- If you want a friend in Washington, get a dog. Harry Truman. <cite>scigeek101 posted [p:927506267] in Anybody be... [t:78013974]...</cite> <quote>Kyuubi4269 posted...</cite> <quote>FatalAccident posted...</cite> <quote>Could always get a train to one of the coastal cities on one of the days though.</quote> The Shinkansen is really expensive, so if you want to travel long distance, you'll save money getting a JR pass.</quote> And JR rakes in loads of cash from clueless tourists because they'll all buy the JR pass without checking to see what the prices actually are beyond this vague sense of "super expensive" They ain't cheap but neither is the JR pass. Anyway Japan as long as your stick close to the tourist areas you'll be able to get by with English. Stray a bit away from them and English signage and ability drops to close to zero. --- If you want a friend in Washington, get a dog. Harry Truman.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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