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goin over in a few weeks n well i have no idea really.. lol

im goin to get the lonely planet book tomoro from a bookshop and some form of language guide as i kno zilch lol

should get vaccinations n stuff? i dont wanna go there n get bird flu or somehing haha sars :P

thanks for the help in advance :P

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Vaccinations? No.

Well... on the other hand you *could* call the Japanese government and let them know you're coming (another foreigner!!!) so they can fumigate the place before your disease-ridden arrival :D:):nuke:

*remembers the mini panic in the days before the World Cup 2002 of all the foreigners coming with god knows what diseases.

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The Pimsluer system is quite easy to learn basic (very) Japanese quickly.. After that I would say get the Lonely Planet Guides, and start searching some of the Gaijin visitor sites.. There is heaps.. My bookmark list is massive, but still very aimed at my interests..

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