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  1. 2019年7月5日 · You will, however, need a Japanese phone number, and possibly proof of employment depending on how long you’ve been in the country. As with Shinsei, you can open an account either in person at your nearest branch (opening hours are generally 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday) or by applying online, in which case it will take a bit longer to receive your card.

  2. 2017年6月26日 · Despite significant cultural differences, the strictest customers made up around 30 percent of most nations’ totals (with Hong Kong being slightly more forgiving and the U.K. a bit more demanding). In Japan, though, the majority, 56 percent, of the respondents said that after one case of bad customer service, they’ll simply spend their money somewhere else from then on.

  3. 2022年7月6日 · It's 19 hours from Vladivostok to Donghae, then (after a 9-hour layover) a further 15 hours to Sakaiminato. One-way tickets range from US$240 (¥24,000) for economy class to US$545 (¥55,000) for a junior suite in first class. You can also embark starting at Donghae for KRW 115,000 (¥9,500) to KRW 320,000 (¥26,500).

  4. 2017年5月29日 · The Watami chain is so big it's not only got a branch in every prefecture, but has expanded broadly outside of Japan, with branches in Korea, mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, the Philippines, Cambodia, Malaysia and Singapore. The name is a contraction of Watanabe Miki, the name of the founder, though the kanji have been altered to take the meaning "Harmonious Populace."

  5. 2019年4月8日 · https://pixta.jp. By Train. Only 50 kilometers (about 31 miles) from Tokyo, getting to Kamakura is pretty easy from the metropolis or neighboring Yokohama. Using the JR Line, you'll need to hop on the Yokosuka Line, which passes through Tokyo, Shinjuku, Shibuya and Yokohama Stations, or the Shonan-Shinjuku Line.

  6. 2017年5月2日 · 新宿站作為全日本乃至全世界最繁忙的車站,人們很難想像剛出了電車站,就能馬上步入東京巴士交通的空中樞紐。. 一般來說,長途巴士站通常都會設置在地上,但東京寸土寸金,設計師大膽又合理地將整個巴士系統的發車地搬到了與新宿站以及「 NEWoMan ...

  7. 2017年9月4日 · 1. The Monkey Park — 'Hear the Wind Sing'. The Monkey Park appears in Murakami's 1979 debut work, Hear the Wind Sing (風の歌を聴け/ Kaze no Uta wo Kike ). Officially known as Ashiya-Uchide Park, it's affectionately referred to as the Monkey Park because it used to be home to caged monkeys, though you won't find them there anymore!