advantyper
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Oh I see, thanks for the info. So for the 4 day pass, do I have to order it in America like the 7 days unlimited pass too? or can I buy one at the JR station in Osaka or Tokyo?
Tks
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Hey Snowbenny and fb_steve, I'm going to be in Habuka in feb too, wow, looks like a lot for first timer at Habuka this Feb. Lets grab a beer or something.. later
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L_miller
Have you look into the Cathay Airline Asia pass?
I was thinking about getting it, it cost $1100 US 30 days unlimited travel around Asia, including flights to Sapporo, Tokyo, Osaka and other asia countries. That would save you a lot of money and time. Don't know if you can buy it in Aussie or not.. that would be a better option, but have to warn you, I brought this asia pass before, since Cathay Airline is a Hong Kong based airline, so for every country you plan to visit, you would have to first fly back to HK then to your country of your choice.
Here is a link to the offer:
http://www.cathay-usa.com/offers/aap/subdefault.asp
Happy traveling!
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Tks for the info, after digging on the web just realize Nagano is Hakuba, so I'll look into those post bout it.
Whats the difference for the 4 day flexible pass? Its it cheaper or more expensive?
Tks
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Hi Guys
Was planning to visit Niseko, but after reading all the comment about it. I decided to go to Nagano instead, could you recommend the top three resort in Nagano? Also I'll be getting a 7 days unlimited tourist JR/bullet train pass. Is there any other pretty good snowboard mountains in around the Tokyo and Osaka area? I cam willing to travel up to 4 hours.
Or any good decent price hotel to stay in Nagaano?
or any good Hot spring place to vvisit, prefer natural outdoor hot springs and not the man made ones.
My japanese is basic at most, not that good. Also will be probably traveling by myself, cause all my friends think I am out of my mind to snowboard in Japan. Oh well.
Thanks in advance
Pete
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I would go for wireless,, its totally worth it.
Setting the wireless connection up is pretty simple just follow the direction that came with your wireless router. Think and write down your password/code and secured it. Thats it, no more messy wires and you can surf the web all over your house and yard.
As for security issue, it really doesn't matter as long as you setup a password code for your wireless network. If hacker want to hack onto your network, no matter what software protection you have they WILL still bypass it. Just do what I do, I never leave any important info, like SS number, credit card info on my computer always on a flash drive or something.
how much is broadband internet in japan?
I pay around $60 a month for 4mb Cable Internet.
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Its too bad you lived in Japan.
but in the states, during Thanksgiving or Xmas Eve
Dell have specials. last year it was for
17in LCD monitor
P4 2.6ghz
512mb
40gig
dvd burner
printer
for $490 including shipping
If you don't mind paying international shipping charges, here are several great sites to find the best price and deals on computers , home stuff and anything you can think of.
I would stay away from celeron chips, they don't have enough cache and they are slow as a mule!
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i think its sort of cool, I'll buy one for the right price!
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its a human thing, we all do it. But if she 's perfect everything else, then its a small price to pay for a perfect mate/wife! My 2 Cent
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Work and lived in Portland, Oregon
But in Whistler BC for boarding and Japan for boarding this feb! CAn't wait!
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Ouch! Thats got to hurt! Surpised the snake can swallow that whole gator...
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Wedding Crasher... funny as hell
7 Swords(New Hong Kong Movie) great action
House of Wax, not that good, but the SFX is pretty interesting
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have you try Whistler BC? I go there every new years, they always have tons of snow and many course/runs to pick from. Can't go wrong there..
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I am not sure what the vietnamese name is , but my friend told me its called Russia Market.
Don't think I stop by pho2000, too many good restaurant to chose from there, and so cheap..
But I did enjoy the meal I had in this outdoor place and you pick the animal you want to eat and they cook it for you..
Slow, how long were you there? I was there for 7 days, crossing the street is hella fun!
Gucci tunnel? (spell?) is fun too, you get to see what the people had to hide in during the vietnam war.. and the water park was pretty cool too.
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Hotel is cheap, everything is cheap.. if its your first time, stop by Russia Market in Ho Chi Minh and Club Monaco is pretty cool, just watch out for the front row people, they are the mafia, I was told. Shopping is so so, but mostly all the good stuff is in Russia Market.
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Hong kong is pretty sweet! Go back there once a year, did you stop by the bars on Wan Chai? Models usually hang out around there...
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Congrates!
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both fun, but I think snowboarding is easier to pick up! IMO
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For stickers, #2 would be cheaper to produce, the color blends on #1 and #3 will cost more to produce. #2 not my favorite, the edges are too sharp!
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Wow didn't know Mt.Baker was on the record, need to drive up there to try it out this season!
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Any one got any good mountain to recommend in the Tokyo area or 2-3 hours train ride away from Tokyo? Tks in advance
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The best female snowboarder I saw was at Whistler last new year, she was at the Nintendo Terrain Park, half pipe section, doing some insane tricks. She might have been a pro, since pros are infamous for boarding there.
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Wow thats a lot of girl boarders here! Nice to see more female boarding fanatics!
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Wow...20,000+ Aussie... looks like is Niseko or Nagano... time for more research..
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Moving totally got to be on the top of my list!