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What are the languages I can use in Jaban ?
Of course it is best for you to be able to speak Japanese. Many Japanese can’t speak English but ...
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Answered 10 days ago
I would like to do a Lolita experience. I have emailed Maison de Julietta in Harajuku and messaged them via Instagram and Facebook but they’ve not responded. Is it still open? Does anywhere else in Tokyo offer the chance to dress as Lolita for photos?
I afraid, That shop is closed.https://activityjapan.com/publish/plan/14359
Answered 25 days ago
What are the languages I can use in Jaban ?
Of course it is best for you to be able to speak Japanese. Many Japanese can’t speak English but still English is the most common 2nd language in Japan.
Answered about 1 month ago
I heard there is Kabuki in English, do I have to book online if so, which web site? or I have to buy ticket at the kabuki theatre
Hello.I found private Kabuki tour. I could not find web site in English. But you can get pdf doc. for details. Web site http://www.jtb.co.jp/luxurytravel/global/ PDF http://www.jtb.co.jp/luxurytravel/global/pdf/Private_Kabuki_Entertainment201806.pdf
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Answered about 1 month ago
I heard there is Kabuki in English, do I have to book online if so, which web site? or I have to buy ticket at the kabuki theatre
The website is here :https://www.kabukiweb.netYou need an online reservation or have to buy a ticket there. Have fun!
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Answered 3 months ago
Which regions of Tokyo are most interesting?
I think Shibuya-ku, Mitato-ku and Chiyoda-ku (all stick each other) are most interesting.There are young-mature fashion in Shibuya, Hello Kitty-Gadget in Shibuya, Chiyoda (Akihabara) and modern-traditional building and museum in Mitato-ku. Why not visit there?
Answered 3 months ago
Hey, I'll be visiting Japan for the first time in 13-18 March. Where should I go if I am just going to use Tokyo Wide Pass?
The Tokyo Wide Pass is an excellent regional pass - if you use it to go as far as you can every day for its 3 day validity, you can save about ¥20,000! As to where to go, there are many day trips you can take on one, including Nikko, Hakone, the Fuji 5 Lakes area, Karuizawa, Kusatsu, Izu, Kamamur...
Answered 5 months ago
How can I meet locals interested in meeting for conversation over food and drinks in Tokyo, Japan?
Hi,i think if you go to tourist places area restaurant and bars ,you can meet and talk local Japanese easily,Asakusa,Shibuya,Roppongi and Shinjuku .Japanese people is shy personality but after drinking,get close easily.
Answered 5 months ago
What is the famous culture in Tokyo
I think the culture in Tokyo is Sumo Kabuki Ukiyoe Sumo: Sumo tournament is also in Kansai area but currently there are about 50 sumo beya (stable) only around Tokyo. You can visit some of them to see their training and you can taste sumo cuisine. http://www.sumo.or.j...
Answered 7 months ago
Hi, I'm a Irish street performer. I perform Videogame music on the piano Dressed as Super Mario. What places in Japan are best
I think Akihabara is best place of your peformance.
Answered 8 months ago
Best places for Tourists ? I need Stunning and natural scenery
It depends on when you are going to Japan of course.Some of Japan's best beauty is in Okinawa and the Yaeyama Islands.https://bit.ly/2tmbAuWIn summer, Hokkaido is stunning - the lavender, sunflowers, you name it.http://bit.do/hokkaido-beautyThere is so much more of course. Mt. Fuji is famous for ...
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Answered 8 months ago
Best places for Tourists ? I need Stunning and natural scenery
Hello!You mean the"natural" including "Tipical Japanese scenery"?If you think near tokyo,I recomend you "Kamakura","Okutama".
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Answered 8 months ago
If Culture Day (Nov 3) is on Saturday, is Monday the holiday? I wanted to go to the Bizen Osafune Sword Museum on Tues, Nov 6, but I believe it will be closed. Can anyone confirm?
Hi!I called there.The monday(5th,Nov)is closed,The staff said.&You can check there (http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=ja&nv=1&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=auto&sp=nmt4&tl=en&u=http://www.city.setouchi.lg.jp/token/index.html&xid=17259,15700023,15700124,15700126,15700149...
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Answered 8 months ago
If Culture Day (Nov 3) is on Saturday, is Monday the holiday? I wanted to go to the Bizen Osafune Sword Museum on Tues, Nov 6, but I believe it will be closed. Can anyone confirm?
Do not worry it will be open .
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Answered 10 months ago
Hello, is there any chance to watch a sumo match if I am not in japan during the tournament seasons? thanks
Hello ! As I know, we can visit Akageiko (morning training) at Sumo beya (training place/their office). I found a good website in English. Please check them!!https://wow-j.com/en/Allguides/tokyo/sightseeing/00066_en/ Sumo is still very traditional sports. So please check carefully their rules bef...
Answered 11 months ago
Hi, my husband, daughter (5 years old), and myself will be traveling to Japan in June. I was wondering if anyone know of any place, we Can go where our daughter Can meet and play with other children? We Will be in Tokyo and Kyoto. Thank you very much.
Maybe Kid-o-Kid?https://kidokid.bornelund.co.jp/The place is thought for 6month old to 12 years old. Your daughter may like this place :)
Answered 12 months ago
What are the best things to do in and around Tokyo to experience Japanese culture?
"Japanese culture" is an extremely broad subject - you need to refine it a lot more. There are many categories, like its food, music, castles, arts, temples/shrines, nature, gardens, night life, museums, shopping, history, and a lot more.Visiting a hot spring (onsen) at least once would be an exc...
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Answered 12 months ago
What are the best things to do in and around Tokyo to experience Japanese culture?
This is probably very typical but I would suggest to go to hot springs. You can find artificial one in Odaiba (very close to central tokyo) http://daiba.ooedoonsen.jp/en/ or going to Hakone (very common)http://www.hakoneyuryo.jp/english/To get into the Hot Springs bath you should follow some rule...
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Answered about 1 year ago
What is the most used script in Tokyo (or Japan in general)? (Kanji, Hiragana, Katanaka or furigana and such)
We use to mix kanji, hiragana, katakana characters usually.Furigana is different from other characters. It is to assist reading the difficult kanji.
Answered about 1 year ago
What places in and around Tokyo are very cultural? (Shrines, parks etc.)
How about Sensoji Temple and Zojoji Temple? Asakusa can see the sky tree while riding a rickshaw and Zojoji can be seen with Tokyo Tower. It is recommended that the light up of the night is beautiful. Because there are also many tourists, I think that English can be communicated somewhat.
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Answered about 1 year ago
What places in and around Tokyo are very cultural? (Shrines, parks etc.)
I do love to go to Jindaiji. It will take around 1 hour from Shinjuku. So we feel like a small trip. There is nature, temple, cultural events, cosy shops and famous soba. This is Japanese website http://www.jindaiji.or.jp/ this is summarized English site. www.jindaiji.or.jp/language/engli...
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