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How to Japonese On the Road 1 – Schedule

Only one serious post this week due to a busy schedule. I’m working on material to cover my posts at Japan Pulse for the next three weeks – next Wednesday I leave for Europe for three weeks! YES! My schedule is:

April 21 – Depart Tokyo, Arrive London, Train to Newcastle
April 26 – Depart Newcastle, Arrive Paris
April 29 – Depart Paris, Arrive Bergen, Norway
May 2 – Depart Bergen, Arrive Munich
May 4 – Depart Munich, Arrive Bamberg
May 7 – Depart Bamberg, Arrive London
May 11 – Depart London
May 12 – Arrive Tokyo

I’ll be staying with friends and should be pretty busy throughout, but do let me know if you read How to Japonese and are along my route. I’d love to get a beer with locals. If you have any suggestions for things to do, see, eat or drink, leave them in the comments.

I’ll be posting just once a week while I’m on the road, but hopefully it will be useful information.

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    April 14th, 2010 at 1:58 pm

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  3. Gary in GR Mich USA Says:
    April 22nd, 2010 at 1:36 am

    He Daniel, love your site and have been reading on and off for a few months. Hope your trip is not delayed much by the volcanic ash cloud. That would be a serious bummer. がんばてね!(sorry for the kiddy talk, but I am a beginning Japanese student and have not progressed far yet ^_^)

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