[swagger_ROCKS]

I haven't, but would love to visit there one day.

 

[SOR]

Never been, had a buddy who went though and he says nearly everybody knows English in the cities.

 

[RenegadexParagon]

No, but it's on my list of places I definitely want to visit one day.

 

[Stipe Tapped]

I spent a night in Tokyo when travelling to Australia. I only got to see the place for a few hours but it was quite a culture shock. I'd have loved to explore more.

 

[Joshi Judas]

It's #1 on the list of places I'd like to visit. And would probably stay at one of those love hotels they have :

 

[Scissor Me Daddy-O!!]

Fucking Hard, to answer your question. It's different from Europe because Khanji aren't letters we're used too. I lived in Europe for two years and was able to figure things out, plus you learn a good travelers sense and build experience and instinct. That won't matter in Japan.

Tokyo is ok, it's a tourist city so it panders to English people a bit. I only visited for just over a week, for my brother's wedding. He, and many of his friends, explored with me and translated and I had a blast.

It's totally worth any headaches you might get from getting lost. But just keep in mind, you can't work through a sign like you could in Europe (hoping that one semester of Latin pays off).

 

[Joshi Judas]

What complicates it even further is that the Kanji are of different types too :lol Best way to travel would be to have an English speaking Japanese person with you.

 

[Gandhi]

Never been there but my father has, says it was nice.

 

[Wealdstone Raider]

It's different so I don't want to go

 

[Panzer]

It probably wouldn't hurt to learn a little Japanese before you go.

 

[ABrown]

#1 place I'd like to visit