Traveling to Tokyo then Oita-ken in summer - Page 2

Kayci · (#11 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by MMM

Chile and Haiti are not Japan. Economically, on different planets.

But my question still stands. How would a poor economy affect your trip to Tokyo?

Well, unless I ate too much stupidflakes for breakfast, I was under the impression that under a poor economy, inflation exists.
and going to both is expensive as it is, as long as I'm planning to stay
so if its poor economy, with high inflation, to save costs I'd have to cut in half...

MMM · (#12 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Kayci

Well, unless I ate too much stupidflakes for breakfast, I was under the impression that under a poor economy, inflation exists.
and going to both is expensive as it is, as long as I'm planning to stay
so if its poor economy, with high inflation, to save costs I'd have to cut in half...

But we are talking single percentage points of change. It wouldn't be 50%.

Kayci · (#13 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by MMM

But we are talking single percentage points of change. It wouldn't be 50%.

Okay then no more stupidflakes for me.

Kayci · (#14 (**permalink**))

I apologize for my stupid moment
That is why I made this post, just in case

siokan · (#15 (**permalink**))

There is a possibility of becoming a power failure because electric power consumption increases in summer.
Traveling expenses increase if the train stops.

It is not possible to move from the house because I stop by the train and do not obtain gasoline now.