[BigMonkey]

i am wondering if anyone travel 2 times and and above per year to japan?

[nemo88]

BigMonkey wrote:

i am wondering if anyone travel 2 times and and above per year to japan?

Why not? I went in spring and late fall one year.

[kenchi]

Not all I think 🤔 but do our local android got meh ??

darkmatt wrote:

sone android phones got felica inside..

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[BigMonkey]

nemo88 wrote:

Why not? I went in spring and late fall one year.

did you apply for their express lane?

[dav0826]

Singapore fly to tokyo on 16 apr 2018 and back on 25 apr 2018 while my passport expiring on 23 nov 2018 with more than 7 months validity. Please advise that can I assure that it should not be any issue arise for singapore and japan customs ....

[Beefsteak]

dav0826 wrote:

Singapore fly to tokyo on 16 apr 2018 and back on 25 apr 2018 while my passport expiring on 23 nov 2018 with more than 7 months validity. Please advise that can I assure that it should not be any issue arise for singapore and japan customs ....

You should be fine as long as there is at least a minimum of 6 months validity from your travel dates.

[saffronsatire]

BigMonkey wrote:

i am wondering if anyone travel 2 times and and above per year to japan?

Nov 2017, feb 2018 and going jul 2018 lol. Exception though. Last trip before nov 2017 was nov 2015.

[thwysg]

BigMonkey wrote:

i am wondering if anyone travel 2 times and and above per year to japan?

Went in June and August within the same year some years back.

[anyhowsaysay]

BigMonkey wrote:

i am wondering if anyone travel 2 times and and above per year to japan?

used to do that in 2013 and 2014 when i went in Spring and Autumn.

then 2015, 2016 and 2017 only went once per year during Autumn

now 2018 going back to spring + Autumn again.

[Bertrand Traore]

Is it ok for japan culture to be sitting down while queuing? As i understand that some good food require 2-3 hours of queuing, and i am going wif an elderly, is it ok to bring a foldable stool for her to rest when queuing? Thanks

[kenchi]

Should be ok. I find nihonjin more understanding than others Asians

But usually they queue standing up some food area offer chairs too

Even. I don’t speak well they try best to understand & I try typed in phone to talk to them in English

Bertrand Traore wrote:

Is it ok for japan culture to be sitting down while queuing? As i understand that some good food require 2-3 hours of queuing, and i am going wif an elderly, is it ok to bring a foldable stool for her to rest when queuing? Thanks

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[Bertrand Traore]

kenchi wrote:

Should be ok. I find nihonjin more understanding than others Asians

But usually they queue standing up some food area offer chairs too

Even. I don’t speak well they try best to understand & I try typed in phone to talk to them in English

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yea cos I know some restaurants offer like 10 chairs outside but the queue outside may be like 50 people (midori in shibuya from what I rmb) etc. so was wondering if it's ok for their culture to be doing that or will it be deemed as rude. Thanks!

[anyhowsaysay]

Bertrand Traore wrote:

Is it ok for japan culture to be sitting down while queuing? As i understand that some good food require 2-3 hours of queuing, and i am going wif an elderly, is it ok to bring a foldable stool for her to rest when queuing? Thanks

I don't really see Japanese doing that. What kind of food require 2-3 hours of queueing? Sushi dai?

It is very much possible to find alternatives just as good without the queueing requirement

[nemo88]

I agree unless it’s elderly insisting to eat at those places, you can find plenty of good or even better options without such insane queues.

[Scarlet Tea]

Anybody in Tokyo now? Wanna meet for a drink?

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