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    Posted: Mar/21/2011 at 8:13am
Originally posted by ippollite

I think he means its not going quite as mental as western media reports would indicate (radiation clouds coming to destroy tokyo; mass evacuations; no food; no electricity; dogs and cats living together...) And from what i gather its generally correct. Theres a great deal of story manufacture going on from people who probably should know better. Even the BBC, that legendary source of information has been driving me insane with its hypotheticals, qualifiers, and exaggerations.

a lot of japanese are worried that the govt isn't telling them everything.  but for the most part, life goes on in other parts of the japan.  Tokyo is functioning but trains are not at their usual efficiency and I believe there are still rolling blackouts in tokyo.  I think there is also some hoarding in tokyo for basic supplies like bottled water.
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popped into tokyo just the other week. Its just under 6 months now and everything is pretty much back to normal. Aside things like aircon (cool biz) and some trains running limited schedules, the food supply is plentiful (whether its safe or not is another question, but being somewhat cavalier with my health anyway im not the best person to ask - the only thing ive consciously done different is buy volvic instead of nihon water - im still eating onigiri, veggies and fish from god knows where... and drinking the milk (though it says hokkaido on the box). 

Snowboards are nice and cheap right now in and around teh snowboard district. You can pick up skate bananas almost everywhere for between 30-40,000 yen.  Still pricey mind you, but at about 50% off on japan msrp. 

Also found some bataleons (including ex demo samples for this years gear at nice reduced price - but no riot, so no deal :)). Just like in korea its mainly just teh softer line (airobic, twin, whatever, funkink). I did find the 2011 riot though, only its a 155 and much as i want that on the 2012 (though its discontinued and now 157 iirc), i think its a bit short for me from the old tbt as an all mountain ripper to replace the quiver killer. 

Pretty much everywhere i said told me to pop back in mid september, so it was only a little trip around. Was quoted 62,000yen for the 2012 riot when they have it in stock. Apparently thats discounted as well :0 but there you go, "the cost of doing international business". 

Probably just buy it off evo if they dont have it in stock here. :) 
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Hey guys.
Keen on heading to Japan in February. Just wondering is it safe to go, or should I wait till 2013.

I'm going to be doing it real cheap, since I have spent the last 12 months abroad. And this is my stop-over before I return to Australia. Was thinking of 3 days in Osaka, 2 days in Kyoto, a week in Hakuba and 3 days in Tokyo. Whats the best and cheapest way to get around.

What kind of budget would I be looking at? I'm keen on eating supermarket food, and bunking with others.

Cheers
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kyoto to hakuba is gonna be pricey. There might be a bus though 

Otherwise its kyoto to nagano, then nagano to matsumoto, then matsumoto to kamishiro/hakuba on the train. Bit of a mission that one. Doable, but costly. 

Here, for example is a mission without any limited express (an extra 3000 or so yen)


Only takes you around 10 hours 35 minutes. :)

With Ltd Express its cut down to about 6 hours. 

And with shinkansen and ltd express you can do it in a mere 5 hours! Get in! 

Just to remind you, it takes about that long to go from fukuoka to tokyo. :)

So an alternative might be to go to nagano instead and then get the bus to hakuba from there. Its a bit more pricey, but theres no dicking around 

Costs 9800 yen and takes 200 minutes. And then you have to spend another 1500 yen for the bus to hakuba and that takes another hour. 
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Originally posted by martindagun

Hey guys.
Keen on heading to Japan in February. Just wondering is it safe to go, or should I wait till 2013.

Cheers

Well, martin, the last I heard is there are bunches of radioactive ninja zombies running around killing people and eating their brains, so go at your own risk or arm yourself.
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^^yeah but these arnt regular zombies like ctoma says, they are really fast and what they do is sit by the border where the government zoned off to keep intruders in, and really the nuclear crisis was all a hoax just so the government had an explaination to clear a whole area to give to them
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Originally posted by rye

^^yeah but these arnt regular zombies like ctoma says, they are really fast and what they do is sit by the border where the government zoned off to keep intruders in, and really the nuclear crisis was all a hoax just so the government had an explaination to clear a whole area to give to them

I received a report stating the RNZ (Radioactive Ninja Zombies) have circumvented the barriers that segregated them from the general population and have formed RNZ colonies all over Japan, focusing on ski/snowboard resorts.  Zombie experts speculate the RNZ enjoy the taste of snowboarder brains more than the brains of non-snowboarders.  Experts go on to say the RNZs go into a fit of rage when they accidentally eat a skier brain since it's light eating, typically more of an appetizer than a meal.

Edit: I should have stated upfront that I am a member of ZERO (Zombie Emergency Response Operations) and may be privy to information others cannot acquire.
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oooh no, it is getting serious then. well if you do go, what you'll need to do then is shield yourself by using burton gear(they hate em) and will act as a barrier. BUT if that fails, dont use garlic. garlic doesnt work on them, nor cutting their head off. your only option is go for their wee wee and beaver.
 
(lol this is getting epic)
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you guys are so mean to the poor guy.
you can go snowbaording if you want, l dont believe thats the area thats affected. its not like the whole japan islands are all contaminated.
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^ It's damn serious, not to be taken lightly.  As you stated, do not use garlic, garlic only works on vampires (and that's a completely different organization monitoring the night stalkers, although we do work in conjunction with them on occasion when a vampire mates with a zombie).

We prefer to use clinical terms (rather than wee wee or beaver) when describing actions to render a zombie harmless.  For instance, using the edge of your snowboard deliver a direct nut-shot or bush-shot (female zombies do not maintain the landscaping) to the zombie, the result is an incapacitated zombie (anywhere from 10-20 minutes, enough time to escape).  Severing the head only means you are now dealing with a headless zombie, easier to fool and avoid but still dangerous.
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Originally posted by jenni

you guys are so mean to the poor guy.
you can go snowbaording if you want, l dont believe thats the area thats affected. its not like the whole japan islands are all contaminated.

japan is fine. i was just there on a coast to coast trip. was amazing! 
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Originally posted by matic

Originally posted by jenni

you guys are so mean to the poor guy.
you can go snowbaording if you want, l dont believe thats the area thats affected. its not like the whole japan islands are all contaminated.

japan is fine. i was just there on a coast to coast trip. was amazing! 

Did you encounter any Radioactive Ninja Zombies?
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^^LOL!! if he did, he wouldnt have made his way back here now would he
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^^LOL!! if he did, he wouldnt have made his way back here now would he

Depends on whether he has been trained in ZSD (Zombie Self Defense) or one of the Zombie Martial Arts such as Zomb-Fu, Zomb Kwon Do, or Zomb Jitsu.
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zomb jitsu is not an effective technique because you'll be in direct chomping distance from them as you perform your jitsu on them, and pain doesnt register for them anywyays
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Originally posted by jenni

you guys are so mean to the poor guy.
you can go snowbaording if you want, l dont believe thats the area thats affected. its not like the whole japan islands are all contaminated.

it isn't that we are mean, its that if the poster had done his research, he/she would know that the level of radation they'd get from the flight itself would be FAR greater than anything other than a in-depth multi-day tour of the Fukushima nuclear plant itself.  
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Originally posted by ctoma

Originally posted by matic

Originally posted by jenni

you guys are so mean to the poor guy.
you can go snowbaording if you want, l dont believe thats the area thats affected. its not like the whole japan islands are all contaminated.

japan is fine. i was just there on a coast to coast trip. was amazing! 

Did you encounter any Radioactive Ninja Zombies?

they're the homies. they showed me around
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Sorry about the stupid question. Didn't really have time to research. Stupid mistake. Internet is limited due to being on the move.

Ippolite
If I was going to skip kyoto. And just went from Osaka to Hakuba to Tokyo. Or vice versa. Is there a cheap way of doing it. Like I said my funds are very limited, but time is not really an issue.
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kyoto is alas right on your route. It goes something like this on the train

ooooooooosssssaaaaaaakkkkkkaaaaa...

2 minutes of fields

...kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkyyyyyooootooo.

No point in skipping it if youre there. You just have to bite the bullet on the whole travel time thing. The only way around it is really to skip kansai altogether, But i think kansai si better than tokyo, so youd be a fool to yourself :p
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^ LOL, that's so true...  
I think I'm gonna have to save money to go to Japan again next year or the year after. 
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Is ~$4200 for 14 weeks of room, food, lift tickets and a guide a good price?  Although I don't need a guide, but it's what's included.
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sorry haven't done any long stay research at all

considering a season lift pass will be around 600-750~

taking this out
it will only be under 250 a week for everything else?

i cant even pay rent here for 250 a week LOL
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Hey guys.
Keen on heading to Japan in February. Just wondering is it safe to go, or should I wait till 2013.

I'm going to be doing it real cheap, since I have spent the last 12 months abroad. And this is my stop-over before I return to Australia. Was thinking of 3 days in Osaka, 2 days in Kyoto, a week in Hakuba and 3 days in Tokyo. Whats the best and cheapest way to get around.

What kind of budget would I be looking at? I'm keen on eating supermarket food, and bunking with others.

Cheers


martin, my trip last february was pretty much identical to the one your planing. i booked a return flight from australia so i'll discount that from the costs, but we booked through a hostel and hired most of our gear, got return transfers from narita airport in tokyo to hakuba and 6 days of lift tickets and 7 nights of accommodation in a hostel dorm for 900 australian dollars.

After that i spent about 10 days in tokyo,osaka and kyoto and nara and booked a 1 week JR rail pass for the bullet trains for 350 aus. I reckon all up for 3 weeks away excluding flights was roughly 2500 and thats hiring gear and lift tickets and all our accomodation and other expenses for 3 weeks.
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why wouldn't it be safe? went twice this year already
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another shitty start to the season :) Niseko is fine, but nagano isnt even close to starting. Its going to take a proper dump to kick things off! Im watching the hakuba web cams daily and its a rollercoaster ride. Some days its green and rain, and others its looking nice and white. JUST START ALREADY, YOU BASTARDS!!! 
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hakuba now has proper snow. Not ak snow, but at least its looking decent there at last. And if anyones coming (though this year it suddenly feels very ronery in the japan thread), this weekend is apparently going to puke. So at least thats nice :) 
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any idea of the current base in hakuba?
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rgilllo:  http://www.snowjapan.com/e/daily/hakuba-now.php
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may be heading to HAKUBA this season.

what resorts besides the HAKUBA region is worth checking out? how far are they?
i'm looking for the "best" mountains in this region.. any suggestions for a week itinerary?

i've done Hokkaido several times and they were the best i've ridden!
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I'm going to be in Tokyo for 3 days 2 nights.  Where should I stay to get the best tokyo experience?  I'm looking for a good central location for some day excursions to cool places. 

I've found this place but I'm not sure if it's a good location or not.
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