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Originally Posted by MariYa
Welcome to JF.
You look hot. Housetex. I love your style. and your tatoo is unbelievably smexy  I'd love to go to Japan one day and may be even stay there and work in my career field, but I need to know Japanese very well. I'm still learning it when I have free time. I'm thinking on going to check out Japan next spring. Do you have any suggestion on which is the best hotel to stay in terms of bilingual speech and center location (I dont want to get lost in Tokyo, I heard even for its residents it is hard to find every address) |
Hai Hai Mariya Chan! Domo Domo!
I wouldnt stay at a hotel, waaay to exensive!! TAKAI DESU NEEE!!!
Best bet is prolly to go thru Sakura House.
If you need help planning your trip and such Pm me or if you have any questions msg me on AIM: my screen name is Supa51
I know cheaper accommodations then hotels, how to get cheaper air fair, and how to nab good phone plans and what not.
Tokyo is a very easy place to navigate, if you happen to ever get lost, just find your self to a rail way and you can easily navagate your way back to your location.
The directions are also in English and are color coated. Just look for the place you want to be, look for what color the line is Example, if your in Shibuya trying to get to Shinigawa you would take the Green Yamanote line and find out which direction to take. Just follow the arrows =)
And if all else fails, just go up to any booth in a train station, and say the location you want to go to, and they'll roughly tell you how to get there and tell you which tickets to buy!
ahhh were gettin off topic of style!! Pm me!
and thank you for your nice comments =)