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Nexa's Guide to Japan!: Saturday, October 11, 2008

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Nexa's Guide to Japan! Japan Rail Whole Japan Pass. Resource: http:/ www.japanrailpass.net/eng/en001.html. What is this pass for? It's more of a pass for people who wish to see as much of Japan in a short time. Which translates to shinkansen rides. The Shinkansen is the fastest long distance transport in Japan, thus the costs are somewhat related to the number of Shinkansen rides. It's benefit is that when you take valid lines you don't have to bother with buying tickets. JR company's Local bus lines.

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Nexa's Guide to Japan!: Japan Rail Whole Japan Pass

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Nexa's Guide to Japan! Japan Rail Whole Japan Pass. Resource: http:/ www.japanrailpass.net/eng/en001.html. What is this pass for? It's more of a pass for people who wish to see as much of Japan in a short time. Which translates to shinkansen rides. The Shinkansen is the fastest long distance transport in Japan, thus the costs are somewhat related to the number of Shinkansen rides. It's benefit is that when you take valid lines you don't have to bother with buying tickets. JR company's Local bus lines.

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Nexa's Guide to Japan!: Osaka - Local Transport

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Nexa's Guide to Japan! Osaka - Local Transport. Resources: http:/ www.kotsu.city.osaka.jp/foreign/english/index.html. Http:/ www.westjr.co.jp/english/global.html. Whats the local transport like? It mainly consists of the Municipal subway lines (9 lines) that criss-crosses the centre of Osaka city. The JR line circles the perimeter of the city, thus called the JR Osaka Loop line. And a couple of other railway companies travel from the major stations like Umeda and Nanba to the outskirts of Osaka City.

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Nexa's Guide to Japan!: Osaka - Transport from Away

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Nexa's Guide to Japan! Osaka - Transport from Away. Resources: http:/ www.japan-guide.com/e/e4006.html. So how do I get to Osaka City? From Kansai International Airport. The most popular way would be taking the Nankai Railway to Nankai's Nanba Station. The Limited Express trains cost 1390yen and takes 30mins. The Express trains costs 890yen and takes 45mins. If your accommodation is not in Nanba, you can walk easily to the Nanba Subway station that's located nearby and take the subway to your destination.

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Nexa's Guide to Japan!: Sunday, October 12, 2008

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Nexa's Guide to Japan! Tokyo - Local Transport. Http:/ www.japan-guide.com/e/e2164.html. Http:/ www.tourism.metro.tokyo.jp/english/. Tokyo is generally a good introduction to Japan, but it is not all that Japan can offer :). It's mainly a metropolitan city good for shopping, dining and a little culture on the side. What's the local transport like? Generally, you can get anywhere you need to go via the complex but comprehensive train system. You can divide them accordingly to the following categories:.

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Nexa's Guide to Japan!: Thursday, December 18, 2008

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Nexa's Guide to Japan! Osaka - Transport from Away. Resources: http:/ www.japan-guide.com/e/e4006.html. So how do I get to Osaka City? From Kansai International Airport. The most popular way would be taking the Nankai Railway to Nankai's Nanba Station. The Limited Express trains cost 1390yen and takes 30mins. The Express trains costs 890yen and takes 45mins. If your accommodation is not in Nanba, you can walk easily to the Nanba Subway station that's located nearby and take the subway to your destination.

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Nexa's Guide to Japan!: Booking Accomodations in Japan

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Nexa's Guide to Japan! Booking Accomodations in Japan. Besides booking directly via the accomodation's own website, there are websites available for Accomodation Reservations. Http:/ www.japanhotel.net/. I personally used this a few times, good rates and good service. Http:/ www.japaneseguesthouses.com/. This website specialise in Ryokans and minshuku bookings. Http:/ travel.rakuten.co.jp/en/. Used once before, rates are pretty good. Http:/ www.itcj.jp/. Http:/ www.itravel.jp/. Is a really good option.

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Nexa's Guide to Japan!: Friday, October 10, 2008

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Nexa's Guide to Japan! The purpose of this blog is to help others who would like to travel to Japan without a tour. 1) I'm a Japanaholic, I love travelling to Japan and I'm in love with the culture. 2) I am a strong believer of travelling without. A tour group. I feel you can only experience a place truely when you discover it on your own. 3) Japan can be overwhelming for a first-time traveller, and I hope to provide a free resource of information. I'm doing this free. Friday, October 10, 2008. Tokyo - T...

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Nexa's Guide to Japan!: Monday, February 25, 2008

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Nexa's Guide to Japan! Any questions or queries? Drop a comment here and I'll get back to you as soon as I can! Monday, February 25, 2008. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Http:/ www.123bus.net. Http:/ www.Jalan.net. Http:/ www.japan-guide.com. Http:/ www.japanhotel.net. Http:/ www.virtual-tourist.com. Nexa's Guide to Japan! 169; 2008 Distributed by Deluxe Templates. Distributed by Blogger Templates.

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Nexa's Guide to Japan!: Tokyo - Shopping pt 1

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Nexa's Guide to Japan! Tokyo - Shopping pt 1. Http:/ www.japan-guide.com/e/e2164.html. Http:/ www.tourism.metro.tokyo.jp/english/. Tokyo is one of the best places to shop in Japan (but not the best in my opinion). Area names are linked to maps. Everytime you hear about Tokyo, you'll think Shinjuku. If you have a shopping list, it's probably here where you can fufil every single item. Just on the top (and the same level) of Shinjuku Stn, there are 6 malls. Lumine 2 and Est. Standalone store and Marui City.