[ SECRET POST #3798 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3798 ⌋

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Re: Tourist attractions that impressed you

[(Anonymous)]

Japan is fantastic! I actually lived there for a few years, and I speak decent (though not fluent or native-level) Japanese. I remember Kyoto being a little less English-friendly than Tokyo, where it's entirely possible to get by easily without speaking a work of Japanese, but I think all the tourist spots including Kyoto are probably really foreigner-friendly as far as language goes. I recall English maps and guides and such and all the train stations and such, for example. I'd say while it's not a country where the average person speaks English very well, it's still probably pretty easy for a first-time international trip. Japan is a safe country and it's easy to get around, and since Kyoto/Tokyo are global tourist attractions I'm sure you'll be fine if you speak English.

Re: Tourist attractions that impressed you

[kaijinscendre]

Thank you for the response. I am especially interested in Kyoto so I am glad to hear it would not be too difficult to navigate. Maybe I can talk my sister into going. She'd rather go to London but Japan looks like such a great time to me.