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Busy Bee posted:Skill: Advanced Have you looked at Rusutsu? Plenty of really long runs (3 mountains!) and the powder there is amazing. Also the smaller run stays open till 8:30pm.
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Needing advice for moving/shipping lots of belongings to the US. It's mainly clothing, electronics, furniture (kotatsu table), 3 bikes and tools. What options do I have for this? Anyone have experience moving across the ocean with most of their stuff? Cheers!
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mikeycp posted:it does. but while i try to keep fit and know how to ride pretty well i'd hardly call myself a cyclist You don't have to do the whole thing, you can start in Onomichi and go down a few islands and then come back. I can't really think where else in the world you could get a similar experience. Would recommend spending a bit more and getting a lighter rental bike than a mamachari.
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Doctor Zero posted:When we got back from Japan I ordered a washlet and installed it the next weekend because after two and a half weeks in Japan I just couldn't handle not having one anymore. I was pretty surprised that you can just order a US version Toto on Amazon that easily installs in place of the existing seat.
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Pththya-lyi posted:Isn't there also an electrical hookup I - and the potential homebuyer - would have to worry about too? I know pretty much nothing about home improvement, so I'm just going by what Dad says. It may also be true that his Boomerness is influencing his judgment. It has a normal wall plug, so depending where the nearest one is you'll have to run an extension cord and hide it/neatly pin it to skirting. Apart from that it just slides into the seat plug holes, clamps down and then you just run a splitting cable to your water hook up to the toilet tank. If you end up selling the house... you just remove it and stick the original seat back on. For how germophobic americans are (everyone has that small purell bottle) it amazes me that washlets aren't a standard mcmansion feature.
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Reallycoolname posted:Day 0 (Arrival, Saturday): New Chitose is a pretty awesome airport, I'd recommend you stop at Ebisoba ramen before you leave. http://www.new-chitose-airport.jp/en/spend/shop/s146.html . Egg tarts (forget the name of store) are quite unreal too and would recommend you pick some up. I think they have a store in Sapporo maybe? Are you able to do car rental? Hokkaido is very much a car place and I feel like you'll miss a lot without one. paberu fucked around with this message at 15:59 on Apr 21, 2019 |
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