James Larkin Smith -- 2010-08-02 22:13
When staying in Japan there are many things you can do to make your life there more enjoyable. Here are some things I do and use to deal with the strange weather patterns. First let's talk about the weather. Japan does have 4 seasons however the intensity of the weather patterns will vary just as it...
abe -- 2010-08-02 02:47
a bachelor degree....
Matt Bedford -- 2010-07-31 00:02
Hi everyone! I'm looking to move to Japan early next year and the goal is to teach english there for a year or so. I'm looking to be near Tokyo as my Girlfriend will be studying there at the same time, and the closer I can be to her, the better :) I am just wondering what type of qualifications peop...
Peter Galante -- 2010-07-08 17:05
Learn Japanese rapidly! Some things in life are easy, and some are hard. It might be easy to cook a simple meal but really hard to get up early in the morning. Imagine trying to speak English without being able to express "it's easy to" and "it's hard to." It would be just about impossible! In this ...
Peter Galante -- 2010-07-08 17:00
Learn Japanese effortlessly! You know that you attract more bees with honey. That is, you'll get what you want by being polite to people. Just think about the last time you flew on an airplane. The attendant didn't order you to fasten your seatbelt. Instead, I'll bet she said, "Please fasten your se...
WatchMojo -- 2010-07-06 19:10
How to Speak Japanese...
tips -- 2010-07-04 16:15
Persons traveling to Japan carrying prescription and non-prescription medications should consult the Japanese Embassy, or a Japanese Consulate, in the United States before leaving the U.S. to confirm whether they will be allowed to bring the particular medication into Japan. A full listing of phone ...
tips -- 2010-07-04 16:05
As long as you have a prescription for the medication, you would have no problem having access to the medication. I know how hard it is to come off anti-depressants, but it's nothing to worry about if you have a prescription, no matter where you are....
tips -- 2010-07-04 16:00
Please see this link from the US Embassy in Japan: http://tokyo.usembassy.gov/e/acs/tacs-medimport.html...
tips -- 2010-07-04 15:56
Your alternatives are to import your own (you are allowed a three month supply in each shipment) or go to a doctor and get a prescription. If you are eligible for national health insurance it will pay for most of it. The premiums are very low for your first year in the country, so it's a pretty good...
tips -- 2010-07-04 15:54
See a doctor and have him write you a prescription. Most doctors know good English. Medical journals are written mainly in English so they have a pretty good knowledge of the language. If that doesn't work, maybe a family member in the States can get it for you and mail it to Japan....
tips -- 2010-07-04 15:52
I don't think there is any problem. It's better that you bring documents from your doctor so that you can show it when the officials require explanation....
James -- 2010-07-03 22:55
Strattera is now available in Japan. Was released back in 2009 by Eli Lilly in Kobe....
Josh Shulman -- 2010-06-24 22:08
Located to the southeast of Tokyo, Kamakura is on the itinerary of almost all tourists. Once upon a time it was the political capital of the country. Later its glory as a capital was lost to another city, but it remains a favorite tourist destination. Kamakura has numerous attractions which bring to...
Josh Shulman -- 2010-06-24 22:07
Yokohama, a city that sits in Tokyo Bay, is often overlooked when traveling in Japan. I admit, it is not that exciting and culturally rich as other travel destinations, but it still has unique attractions to offer. If you are in the Tokyo area looking for a day-trip and are sick of shrines and templ...
Josh Shulman -- 2010-06-24 22:05
Shopping is an integral part of your travels in Japan. If it isn't in your itinerary, it should be. Harajuku is fantastic for an extreme wardrobe makeover, Okachimachi is one giant flea market that stimulates all five senses, and Akihabara is a well-known electronics heaven. The Japanese economy rel...
Josh Shulman -- 2010-06-24 22:03
Situated in the mid of Honshu, the main island of Japan, Kobe is the capital city of the Hyogo prefecture, and is accessible easily by air, sea and land. It is approximately a three hour ride from Tokyo by the Shinkansen (bullet train), making it a worthy candidate for a daytrip from Tokyo. Along wi...
Josh Shulman -- 2010-06-24 22:02
A Japanese "geisha" is someone who is professionally trained to entertain guests at social events like dinners. Geishas go through rigorous schooling and are branded at the utmost high level of class - it costs hundreds of dollars to have a geisha accompany you to a restaurant (that must be luxuriou...
Josh Shulman -- 2010-06-24 22:00
Popularly known as the 'Land of Rising Sun', Japan is a vibrant country that offers infinite options for eager holidaymakers and adventurous travelers. As I have always claimed, the most important aspect of Japanese travel is its huge culinary variety. Many scrumptious dishes of this country are pop...
Josh Shulman -- 2010-06-24 21:58
Miyajima is a small island in Japan, situated at a short ferry ride from Hiroshima. It is just like the place you would imagine in your thoughts as the perfect vacation destination. It is one of the three popular places in Japan which are known for exotic scenic beauty and calm surroundings. Miyajim...
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