How to get to Osaka from Sheraton grande Tokyo bay hotel in the disney resort ?
Q. I will be staying at the sheraton grande bay hotel in tokyo and i want to go to osaka via train how can i get to the train and how to book and buy the tickets and everything ?? i need a fast answer please thank you .
Asked by Jess - Fri Aug 28 19:37:57 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. First of all, I will assume you already know how to get to and book the Sheraton Grande and the only concern that you have is about getting from there to Osaka. Now, from that hotel, either walk or take a taxi to the Maihama Train Station. (You may want to go with taxi if you're unfamiliar with the area) If you have absolutely no idea how trains work in Japan, then contact me at o.miyawaki@gmail.com I can provide further info about that. Buy a ticket that is eligible to go to the Tokyo Train Station, and don't forget to ride on the train going to the right direction. Once you're at the Tokyo train station, look for the word, Shinkansen (bullet train) which will take you to the major cities across Japan. The train station is extremely… [cont.]
Answered by Osamu M - Fri Aug 28 20:42:30 2009
Q. I will be staying at the sheraton grande bay hotel in tokyo and i want to go to osaka via train how can i get to the train and how to book and buy the tickets and everything ?? i need a fast answer please thank you .
Asked by Jess - Fri Aug 28 19:37:57 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. First of all, I will assume you already know how to get to and book the Sheraton Grande and the only concern that you have is about getting from there to Osaka. Now, from that hotel, either walk or take a taxi to the Maihama Train Station. (You may want to go with taxi if you're unfamiliar with the area) If you have absolutely no idea how trains work in Japan, then contact me at o.miyawaki@gmail.com I can provide further info about that. Buy a ticket that is eligible to go to the Tokyo Train Station, and don't forget to ride on the train going to the right direction. Once you're at the Tokyo train station, look for the word, Shinkansen (bullet train) which will take you to the major cities across Japan. The train station is extremely… [cont.]
Answered by Osamu M - Fri Aug 28 20:42:30 2009
How to take the train from Narita Japan to downtown Osaka?
Q. I want to go from Narita Station to Namba station on Nankai railway in Osaka. Yes, from Narita Station, although I could start just as easily from the Narita Airport. I am going to the Swiss Hotel which is at the Namba Station. TokyoE is correct, taking a flight is a major hassle not to mention that trains are so much more reliable. Plus for less money than flying coach on a plane you can upgrade to first class on the train. So much better!
Asked by cedat - Mon Jan 28 20:16:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From Narita Station and not Narita Airport right? From Narita Station the best thing you can do is take a JR Rapid service train to Tokyo Station (only one train an hour), the train takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes to Tokyo Station. At Tokyo Station you want to take the "Shinkansen" Bullet train from Tokyo Station to Shin-Osaka Station. This ride is about 2.5 - 3 hours. This part is all by JR trains so this will cost you around 14,000-15,000 Yen. At Shin-Osaka Station you need to change to the Osaka City Subway Midousuji Line. The Midousuji Line goes all the way to Namba Station on the subway line. All you do at Namba subway station is walk to the Nankai Namba Station. That ride will cost 270yen and take 15 minutes. The transfer… [cont.]
Answered by Tokyo E - Mon Jan 28 20:33:53 2008
Q. I want to go from Narita Station to Namba station on Nankai railway in Osaka. Yes, from Narita Station, although I could start just as easily from the Narita Airport. I am going to the Swiss Hotel which is at the Namba Station. TokyoE is correct, taking a flight is a major hassle not to mention that trains are so much more reliable. Plus for less money than flying coach on a plane you can upgrade to first class on the train. So much better!
Asked by cedat - Mon Jan 28 20:16:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From Narita Station and not Narita Airport right? From Narita Station the best thing you can do is take a JR Rapid service train to Tokyo Station (only one train an hour), the train takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes to Tokyo Station. At Tokyo Station you want to take the "Shinkansen" Bullet train from Tokyo Station to Shin-Osaka Station. This ride is about 2.5 - 3 hours. This part is all by JR trains so this will cost you around 14,000-15,000 Yen. At Shin-Osaka Station you need to change to the Osaka City Subway Midousuji Line. The Midousuji Line goes all the way to Namba Station on the subway line. All you do at Namba subway station is walk to the Nankai Namba Station. That ride will cost 270yen and take 15 minutes. The transfer… [cont.]
Answered by Tokyo E - Mon Jan 28 20:33:53 2008
What is the quickest way to get from Osaka to Kyoto and how long will it take?
Q. We arrive in Osaka on a Sunday evening and we depart the following day at 6pm - we would like to see Kyoto in that time frame. What do you recommend? We will have to be back at the Osaka Airport by 3:15pm as our flight leaves at 5:30pm Sorry its the Kansai Airport in Osaka
Asked by Christine O - Mon Oct 13 15:55:08 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Refer to " The Connection of the Railways " in the right column of this blog. And use "Check your Transportation! " in this blog.
Answered by Taro F - Mon Oct 13 18:29:51 2008
Q. We arrive in Osaka on a Sunday evening and we depart the following day at 6pm - we would like to see Kyoto in that time frame. What do you recommend? We will have to be back at the Osaka Airport by 3:15pm as our flight leaves at 5:30pm Sorry its the Kansai Airport in Osaka
Asked by Christine O - Mon Oct 13 15:55:08 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Refer to " The Connection of the Railways " in the right column of this blog. And use "Check your Transportation! " in this blog.
Answered by Taro F - Mon Oct 13 18:29:51 2008
How long does it take to ship from Osaka, Japan to USA north carolina using airmail?
Q. I have a really quick question here and hopefully someone will help me out...i appreciate it. I recently bought a game from osaka, japan and it has been about two weeks now and still, i've received nothing yet and the guy has no tracking number either. How long does it take to ship from Osaka, Japan to USA, north carolina using airmail?
Asked by promiscuousboi - Wed Sep 23 18:19:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in Colorado, and -When my parents send me stuff, it takes less than a week (My parents live in Osaka). -When I buy stuff online that is coming from Japan, it usually takes one week to two weeks (It think it varies because of processing and actual time they spend before ship the product out). So more than that, you might need to contact the seller and see if they have the policy on how long you have to wait. One thing that gets me is that I can't usually buy Japanese game directly from Japanese merchant (DVD either). Did you buy from individual using ebay or something? It is possible that custom did not allow that item to come into U.S... that happened to my friend who is living in Japan and ordered DVD from US. He got call… [cont.]
Answered by murasaki - Wed Sep 23 20:51:12 2009
Q. I have a really quick question here and hopefully someone will help me out...i appreciate it. I recently bought a game from osaka, japan and it has been about two weeks now and still, i've received nothing yet and the guy has no tracking number either. How long does it take to ship from Osaka, Japan to USA, north carolina using airmail?
Asked by promiscuousboi - Wed Sep 23 18:19:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in Colorado, and -When my parents send me stuff, it takes less than a week (My parents live in Osaka). -When I buy stuff online that is coming from Japan, it usually takes one week to two weeks (It think it varies because of processing and actual time they spend before ship the product out). So more than that, you might need to contact the seller and see if they have the policy on how long you have to wait. One thing that gets me is that I can't usually buy Japanese game directly from Japanese merchant (DVD either). Did you buy from individual using ebay or something? It is possible that custom did not allow that item to come into U.S... that happened to my friend who is living in Japan and ordered DVD from US. He got call… [cont.]
Answered by murasaki - Wed Sep 23 20:51:12 2009
How Do I Get To Shinsaibashi, Osaka from Shinjuku?
Q. Hey everyone I wanted to visit Shinsaibashi in Osaka but I wanted to get detailed directions from Shinjuku to there. This includes but not limited to what train to take, which exit to take, and such, if anyone has anything to contribute it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Asked by chengrizzle - Fri Jun 20 07:16:48 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. If you have enough money, I recommend you taking Shinkansen (bullet train). Ride on Hikari or Nozomi from Tokyo station to Shin-Osaka station. At Shin-Osaka, transfer to subway station. Ride on subway train for Nakamozu or Tennouji, and get off a train at the 6th station (M19). It is Shinsaibashi station. See source for details. 2. If you have not many money but much time and patience, I recommend you taking highway bus. Buses start from Shinjuku for Namba. From Namba to Shinsaibashi, I recommend you walking. See source for details.
Answered by zerkova - Fri Jun 20 13:18:03 2008
Q. Hey everyone I wanted to visit Shinsaibashi in Osaka but I wanted to get detailed directions from Shinjuku to there. This includes but not limited to what train to take, which exit to take, and such, if anyone has anything to contribute it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Asked by chengrizzle - Fri Jun 20 07:16:48 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. If you have enough money, I recommend you taking Shinkansen (bullet train). Ride on Hikari or Nozomi from Tokyo station to Shin-Osaka station. At Shin-Osaka, transfer to subway station. Ride on subway train for Nakamozu or Tennouji, and get off a train at the 6th station (M19). It is Shinsaibashi station. See source for details. 2. If you have not many money but much time and patience, I recommend you taking highway bus. Buses start from Shinjuku for Namba. From Namba to Shinsaibashi, I recommend you walking. See source for details.
Answered by zerkova - Fri Jun 20 13:18:03 2008
How much is a Train ticket From Osaka to Tokyo?
Q. How much is a Train ticket From Osaka to Tokyo?
Asked by Danni - Fri Apr 23 20:50:20 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to take Shinkansen bullet train if you want to go from Osaka to Tokyo. It's about 13,000-14,000 yen for one way. It will change slightly, depending on which train, season, the type of seat, etc.
Answered by thecheapest902 - Fri Apr 23 23:24:32 2010
Q. How much is a Train ticket From Osaka to Tokyo?
Asked by Danni - Fri Apr 23 20:50:20 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to take Shinkansen bullet train if you want to go from Osaka to Tokyo. It's about 13,000-14,000 yen for one way. It will change slightly, depending on which train, season, the type of seat, etc.
Answered by thecheapest902 - Fri Apr 23 23:24:32 2010
When should I buy a Shinkansen ticket to Osaka?
Q. Hi, I am planning to go to Osaka from Tokyo next Saturday by Shinkansen. I have most of the info I need, but when should I buy the ticket? Is it possible to buy the ticket on Saturday on my way to Tokyo station or should I buy it earlier? And one more thing, what is the difference between Hikari/Kodama and the Nozomi? I observed that Nozomi is a little expensive but apart from that what is the difference between them? Thanks a million
Asked by Bisrtg - Sun Nov 23 20:44:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want a reserved seat, then it is better to buy your ticket earlier (just because there may be no seats left in reserved) - you have to get reserved seat tickets from a JR ticket desk, but you can buy non-reserved tickets right before you get the train, either from the ticket desk or the automated ticket machine. Non-reserved seating is usually in the first 3 cars. The difference between the trains is the number of stops - Kodama is the slowest, stopping at every station. Hikari stops at fewer stations than Kodama but more than Nozomi. Nozomi is the fastest, and only stops at Nagoya and Kyoto between Osaka and Kyoto.
Answered by Steph B - Sun Nov 23 21:02:36 2008
Q. Hi, I am planning to go to Osaka from Tokyo next Saturday by Shinkansen. I have most of the info I need, but when should I buy the ticket? Is it possible to buy the ticket on Saturday on my way to Tokyo station or should I buy it earlier? And one more thing, what is the difference between Hikari/Kodama and the Nozomi? I observed that Nozomi is a little expensive but apart from that what is the difference between them? Thanks a million
Asked by Bisrtg - Sun Nov 23 20:44:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want a reserved seat, then it is better to buy your ticket earlier (just because there may be no seats left in reserved) - you have to get reserved seat tickets from a JR ticket desk, but you can buy non-reserved tickets right before you get the train, either from the ticket desk or the automated ticket machine. Non-reserved seating is usually in the first 3 cars. The difference between the trains is the number of stops - Kodama is the slowest, stopping at every station. Hikari stops at fewer stations than Kodama but more than Nozomi. Nozomi is the fastest, and only stops at Nagoya and Kyoto between Osaka and Kyoto.
Answered by Steph B - Sun Nov 23 21:02:36 2008
What time is the earliest Shinkansens from Tokyo to Osaka?
Q. I cannot access a schedule from online. I am just wondering what time is the earliest shinkansen from Tokyo to Osaka? Thanks
Asked by Jack Funman - Mon Jan 18 12:07:06 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tokaido-Sanyo Shinkansen Tokyo: 0600 hrs - Shin-Osaka: 0825 hrs (Nozomi)
Answered by area52 - Mon Jan 18 21:11:01 2010
Q. I cannot access a schedule from online. I am just wondering what time is the earliest shinkansen from Tokyo to Osaka? Thanks
Asked by Jack Funman - Mon Jan 18 12:07:06 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tokaido-Sanyo Shinkansen Tokyo: 0600 hrs - Shin-Osaka: 0825 hrs (Nozomi)
Answered by area52 - Mon Jan 18 21:11:01 2010
Can someone please recommend a travel clinic in the Osaka?
Q. I'm looking to find a travel clinic in Kansai, specifically in the Osaka area where I can get the recommended shots started for my trip through Southeast Asia later this year. If anyone knows of a travel clinic in Osaka or Kobe (so far I've only found clinics in Tokyo, but they're too far out of my way) I would really appreciate it. Thanks so much!
Asked by utopianthreat - Sun May 14 14:27:58 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should view the site I gave you in my source there. There are plenty of details there.
Answered by limkongsir2003 - Wed May 24 06:19:46 2006
Q. I'm looking to find a travel clinic in Kansai, specifically in the Osaka area where I can get the recommended shots started for my trip through Southeast Asia later this year. If anyone knows of a travel clinic in Osaka or Kobe (so far I've only found clinics in Tokyo, but they're too far out of my way) I would really appreciate it. Thanks so much!
Asked by utopianthreat - Sun May 14 14:27:58 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should view the site I gave you in my source there. There are plenty of details there.
Answered by limkongsir2003 - Wed May 24 06:19:46 2006
What are some recommended hotels Near Osaka Castle Hall?
Q. I'll be spending 4 days and 3 nights in Osaka in June. Since funds are limited, we're not looking to go anywhere that we cannot just walk to (we lived in New York, so we're used to walking a lot). Reason I'm asking near the Hall is because of a Koda Kumi concert being held there that we have tickets to. What are some fairly cheap hotels near the area? We're getting desperate! Please and thank you!
Asked by !! ( & ) - Sun Apr 18 11:05:12 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Kamen Rider - Wed Apr 21 02:43:46 2010
Q. I'll be spending 4 days and 3 nights in Osaka in June. Since funds are limited, we're not looking to go anywhere that we cannot just walk to (we lived in New York, so we're used to walking a lot). Reason I'm asking near the Hall is because of a Koda Kumi concert being held there that we have tickets to. What are some fairly cheap hotels near the area? We're getting desperate! Please and thank you!
Asked by !! ( & ) - Sun Apr 18 11:05:12 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Kamen Rider - Wed Apr 21 02:43:46 2010
How long is a direct flight from Washington DC to Osaka, Japan?
Q. How long is a direct flight from Washington DC to Osaka, Japan? yes, there are direct flights, because im taking one next week lol. im leaving from washington-dulles airport (techincally in virginia)
Asked by ilana <3 - Sun Jun 15 19:34:55 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I usually fly through IAD (or DCA) at least once a day, but I haven't seen a direct flight to Osaka in a few years. I know that United used to fly a direct route several times a week, but that was cancelled a few years ago. But if you've got the ticket, I'm probably just missing something =] By the way, would you mind letting me know what carrier flies there nonstop? It might be useful if I ever get around to visiting my friend, haha. That being said, IAD to NRT (Tokyo) took 13h40 last time I flew it on ANA, so flight time to Osaka should be comparable. Have a nice flight, and hope this helps!
Answered by John - Sun Jun 15 21:51:19 2008
Q. How long is a direct flight from Washington DC to Osaka, Japan? yes, there are direct flights, because im taking one next week lol. im leaving from washington-dulles airport (techincally in virginia)
Asked by ilana <3 - Sun Jun 15 19:34:55 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I usually fly through IAD (or DCA) at least once a day, but I haven't seen a direct flight to Osaka in a few years. I know that United used to fly a direct route several times a week, but that was cancelled a few years ago. But if you've got the ticket, I'm probably just missing something =] By the way, would you mind letting me know what carrier flies there nonstop? It might be useful if I ever get around to visiting my friend, haha. That being said, IAD to NRT (Tokyo) took 13h40 last time I flew it on ANA, so flight time to Osaka should be comparable. Have a nice flight, and hope this helps!
Answered by John - Sun Jun 15 21:51:19 2008
How many hours does it take by plain from Manila (Philippines) to Osaka (Japan)?
Q. I am going to Osaka, Japan and I really would want to know how many hours by plain will it take. I am curious because my companions hold the information about the flight and all.
Asked by louisekurr - Sat Apr 25 09:14:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It takes about 3 hours 20 mins.I always use Osaka or Kansai Airport to Manila everytime I visit my family in Tarlac City Philippines.If you depart 14:20(Military Time) Manila you will arrive in Kansai Airport around 19:20 the time 19:20 is adjusted to Japanese Time which is one hour ahead from the Philippines.
Answered by Kisetsu Baby - Sat Apr 25 10:44:47 2009
Q. I am going to Osaka, Japan and I really would want to know how many hours by plain will it take. I am curious because my companions hold the information about the flight and all.
Asked by louisekurr - Sat Apr 25 09:14:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It takes about 3 hours 20 mins.I always use Osaka or Kansai Airport to Manila everytime I visit my family in Tarlac City Philippines.If you depart 14:20(Military Time) Manila you will arrive in Kansai Airport around 19:20 the time 19:20 is adjusted to Japanese Time which is one hour ahead from the Philippines.
Answered by Kisetsu Baby - Sat Apr 25 10:44:47 2009
Unmissable things to see and do in Osaka, Japan?
Q. Hello all. Im in the process of planning a trip to Osaka, Japan where i will meet up with some local freinds and tour the city. Iam thinking of staying in between 1 - 2 weeks. What are the unmissable things to see and do in Osaka? Also bearing in mind costs. Also if possible links to supporting websites etc.. Thank you!
Asked by anth08_88 - Tue Apr 1 19:39:26 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From Osaka, you can take lots of day trips to cut down on your expenses (no hotels, just train fare). Nara is a good day trip - just check out the tourist info centre when you get off the train. They will give you an English map for walking around Nara. Kyoto is also worth a few days (look for a cheap/inexpensive hotel online... I found one a few years ago on hotwire.com.) Check out any guidebook or online travel source for things that interest you in Kyoto. THere are tons of temples, restaurants, etc. The national museum is excellent. In Osaka - the restaurants are amazing. It:s hard to find a bad one. Tsuruhashi area has lots of Korean places, and consult your friends for places they like. Osaka is known for its food... so… [cont.]
Answered by ga_morton - Thu Apr 3 19:21:54 2008
Q. Hello all. Im in the process of planning a trip to Osaka, Japan where i will meet up with some local freinds and tour the city. Iam thinking of staying in between 1 - 2 weeks. What are the unmissable things to see and do in Osaka? Also bearing in mind costs. Also if possible links to supporting websites etc.. Thank you!
Asked by anth08_88 - Tue Apr 1 19:39:26 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From Osaka, you can take lots of day trips to cut down on your expenses (no hotels, just train fare). Nara is a good day trip - just check out the tourist info centre when you get off the train. They will give you an English map for walking around Nara. Kyoto is also worth a few days (look for a cheap/inexpensive hotel online... I found one a few years ago on hotwire.com.) Check out any guidebook or online travel source for things that interest you in Kyoto. THere are tons of temples, restaurants, etc. The national museum is excellent. In Osaka - the restaurants are amazing. It:s hard to find a bad one. Tsuruhashi area has lots of Korean places, and consult your friends for places they like. Osaka is known for its food... so… [cont.]
Answered by ga_morton - Thu Apr 3 19:21:54 2008
Has anybody been to Universal Studios in Osaka? Where do you suggest we stay if we're in a budget?
Q. Hi! I'm planning to bring my daughter to Universal Studios in Osaka, Japan and I'm looking at hotels online. I just wanted to ask where is the most reasonable place to stay and what is the is the best mode of travel from hotel to Universal Studios. I'm also thinking of going to Tokyo Disneyland after we see Osaka, any thoughts? Thanks!!!
Asked by MIna - Tue Aug 25 03:50:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Shinimamiya will have the cheapest hotels. I stayed at the Hotel Escargot years ago, here's a review: And a link with to a page with Escargot and some other hotels on it I've seen hotels in Shinimamiya offering 1000 yen a night, even 300 yen a night, but to get in, you will need to go there in person. For rail, it's best to take the Kanjo sen, the circle line. Get on the circle line at JR Shinimamiya (It's a raised railway, you don't need to go down any stairs). and go to JR Nishikujo. Then change to the Sakurajima line at that station, and USJ is something like three stops down the line. If you want to go to Tokyo Disneyland, then you are looking at coach, which takes about eight hours from Osaka to Tokyo and costs about 5000… [cont.]
Answered by Buzzard - Tue Aug 25 06:09:41 2009
Q. Hi! I'm planning to bring my daughter to Universal Studios in Osaka, Japan and I'm looking at hotels online. I just wanted to ask where is the most reasonable place to stay and what is the is the best mode of travel from hotel to Universal Studios. I'm also thinking of going to Tokyo Disneyland after we see Osaka, any thoughts? Thanks!!!
Asked by MIna - Tue Aug 25 03:50:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Shinimamiya will have the cheapest hotels. I stayed at the Hotel Escargot years ago, here's a review: And a link with to a page with Escargot and some other hotels on it I've seen hotels in Shinimamiya offering 1000 yen a night, even 300 yen a night, but to get in, you will need to go there in person. For rail, it's best to take the Kanjo sen, the circle line. Get on the circle line at JR Shinimamiya (It's a raised railway, you don't need to go down any stairs). and go to JR Nishikujo. Then change to the Sakurajima line at that station, and USJ is something like three stops down the line. If you want to go to Tokyo Disneyland, then you are looking at coach, which takes about eight hours from Osaka to Tokyo and costs about 5000… [cont.]
Answered by Buzzard - Tue Aug 25 06:09:41 2009
how long and how much will it cost to go to osaka from gotemba?
Q. anyone who knows the estimate time and cost of going to osaka international airport from gotemba shi shizuoka. using a car. how much for the toll fee, etc. thanks for everybody who will post replies on my questions.
Asked by lyn - Mon Mar 23 23:31:01 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's about 5-7 hours, 10,400 yen.
Answered by thecheapest902 - Mon Mar 23 23:48:08 2009
Q. anyone who knows the estimate time and cost of going to osaka international airport from gotemba shi shizuoka. using a car. how much for the toll fee, etc. thanks for everybody who will post replies on my questions.
Asked by lyn - Mon Mar 23 23:31:01 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's about 5-7 hours, 10,400 yen.
Answered by thecheapest902 - Mon Mar 23 23:48:08 2009
Aren't there acting schools in Osaka, Japan? How come I can't find any online?
Q. My family's planning on moving to Japan (Osaka) this summer & I wanted to take acting classes when I got there. I've googled acting classes in Osaka but there are absolutely NO results How could there be no acting classes in a huge city like Osaka???!!! Could someone help me out?
Asked by Shay - Tue Jan 5 17:43:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is an acting school in Osaka. You should search on Japanese webs.
Answered by thecheapest902 - Tue Jan 5 17:50:13 2010
Q. My family's planning on moving to Japan (Osaka) this summer & I wanted to take acting classes when I got there. I've googled acting classes in Osaka but there are absolutely NO results How could there be no acting classes in a huge city like Osaka???!!! Could someone help me out?
Asked by Shay - Tue Jan 5 17:43:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is an acting school in Osaka. You should search on Japanese webs.
Answered by thecheapest902 - Tue Jan 5 17:50:13 2010
Cheap accommodation in Osaka for a couple of nights?
Q. I'm flying to Osaka in a few weeks and would like to find the cheapest possible way to get some sleep for two nights. Most preferably somewhere indoors, but other than that everything is quite okay.
Asked by Torre - Mon Jun 7 03:01:23 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have a look on this link: you may find something that matches your needs. This site compares prices from many travel website. you can also specify your preferred location and budget to refine your search. hope it helps!
Answered by travelman - Mon Jun 7 04:33:14 2010
Q. I'm flying to Osaka in a few weeks and would like to find the cheapest possible way to get some sleep for two nights. Most preferably somewhere indoors, but other than that everything is quite okay.
Asked by Torre - Mon Jun 7 03:01:23 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have a look on this link: you may find something that matches your needs. This site compares prices from many travel website. you can also specify your preferred location and budget to refine your search. hope it helps!
Answered by travelman - Mon Jun 7 04:33:14 2010
How long does it take to get from Osaka to Tokyo?
Q. If you were to travel from Tokyo to Osaka how long would this take? Like by train bullet train etc... Please list by hour :)
Asked by Autumn - Mon Sep 21 17:28:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. by bullet train Nozimi 2:30 by bullet train Hikari 3:00 by air 1:00 by bus 7-8 hours.
Answered by thecheapest902 - Mon Sep 21 18:50:21 2009
Q. If you were to travel from Tokyo to Osaka how long would this take? Like by train bullet train etc... Please list by hour :)
Asked by Autumn - Mon Sep 21 17:28:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. by bullet train Nozimi 2:30 by bullet train Hikari 3:00 by air 1:00 by bus 7-8 hours.
Answered by thecheapest902 - Mon Sep 21 18:50:21 2009
Is there a tour package to mt fuji/hakone area from osaka?
Q. three of us will be in osaka from dec 21 to dec 27 and hope to visit mt fuji/hakone area for a day, preferably on dec 23 or dec 24. If no tour package is available, what's the best way to go and visit that area?
Asked by Richard C - Mon Dec 10 10:13:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are many package tours offered by one of the biggest travel agencies JTB from Tokyo to Hakone or Mt fuji If you are able to read Japanese, pls see below. If not, suggest you to go to the big JTB offices in Osaka where they can offer you English speaking staff. ( I think there is a big one just at basement of Yodobashi in Umeda near to Osaka JR station?) Ask if they can arrange from Osaka. If not, you may take the Shinkansen to Tokyo to join the package tour and may consider to spend one day or two in Tokyo in addition. Ropponki is very beautifully decorated for Christmas. Enjoy and merry christmas.
Answered by sipadan - Mon Dec 10 10:34:32 2007
Q. three of us will be in osaka from dec 21 to dec 27 and hope to visit mt fuji/hakone area for a day, preferably on dec 23 or dec 24. If no tour package is available, what's the best way to go and visit that area?
Asked by Richard C - Mon Dec 10 10:13:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are many package tours offered by one of the biggest travel agencies JTB from Tokyo to Hakone or Mt fuji If you are able to read Japanese, pls see below. If not, suggest you to go to the big JTB offices in Osaka where they can offer you English speaking staff. ( I think there is a big one just at basement of Yodobashi in Umeda near to Osaka JR station?) Ask if they can arrange from Osaka. If not, you may take the Shinkansen to Tokyo to join the package tour and may consider to spend one day or two in Tokyo in addition. Ropponki is very beautifully decorated for Christmas. Enjoy and merry christmas.
Answered by sipadan - Mon Dec 10 10:34:32 2007
What is the average age in Osaka and how much of the population is female and how much is male?
Q. Any statistics would be helpful.
Asked by Jell-o - Thu Oct 15 12:43:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The average age in Osaka is 42.6 The total population of Osaka is 8,840,276 Female population:4,559,682 Male population:4,280,594
Answered by Kouichi - Thu Oct 15 14:13:42 2009
Q. Any statistics would be helpful.
Asked by Jell-o - Thu Oct 15 12:43:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The average age in Osaka is 42.6 The total population of Osaka is 8,840,276 Female population:4,559,682 Male population:4,280,594
Answered by Kouichi - Thu Oct 15 14:13:42 2009
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