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Posted January 11, Well, I wouldnt call myself the model citizen by any means! I didnt say that you would get jail time - most people convicted of small quantities of drugs in Japan for the first time are not given custodial sentences, however if you are arrested in Japan for a crime, the police can hold you for 72 hours which can be extended by a judge and usually will be if the police request it to 20 days ok, 4 weeks was a litte inaccurate. During this time, you have pretty much no access to legal representation. I remember a few years ago, a Nova teacher was arrested for a very small amount of cannabis and cocaine. They went through all the messages on his mobile phone and another six or so people were arrested for drugs offences based on arrangements made with the arrested guy through sms messages. I think the Nova teacher spent a terrible few weeks in Japan going through all the legal procedures before being deported, and yes, he was sacked from his job the minute Nova heard of his arrest. Recently there was the high profile case of Noriko Sakai who was eventually convicted of possession of a very small quantity of speed or something similar 0. Prosecutors tried to have her imprisoned for 18 months, but she was given a suspended sentence in the end. The point is, getting arrested in Japan is not the same as getting arrested in most typical western countries and people getting caught with even small amounts of illegal substances can expect no slap-on-the-wrist. Im not trying to preach to people about what to do, just be aware that the legal system and rules here are quite strict and base your decisions around this. Well, to answer your question sunsetcoast, basically if you get caught with any quantity of marijuana in Japan, even 0. If you have a job here, I imagine you will likely be sacked the second your employer learns of your arrest. You will most likely also have to stump up a load of cash to help 'negotiate' and hasten your release you will want it to be as fast as possible as you can expect to be interrogated by the police for hour and hours on end without rest or sleep and will have to find funds to pay for the flight out of Japan upon deportation. Japan has a legal system comparable to many third world countries - I would suggest that you dont want to risk getting involved in it. Posted December 16, Its true, it is only a forecast and it is very difficult to predict the exact amounts that a particular resort will receive, however, usually when there is a large amount of snow predicted over a wide area, they usually get it right, if not the exact depths. If it was a week and a half away, I'd have my doubts, but as the predicted dump is now only two or three days away, Im pretty optimistic! Worried about lack of snow?! Have you seen the weather forecast for Hakuba? Well over a metre of snow predicted to fall before the end of the weekend! I dont think Ive seen such a forecast in the last two or three years! Posted December 15, Speaking from my experience last year - I don't think any parts of Happo are skiers only. Looking at the forecast, I think everything will be fully open on new year - unless it pours with rain after Christmas - not looking likely. New year will be busy - expect BIG queues for the Gondola in the morning, and also on the quad? However, once you are up the mountain there are plenty of lifts and you shouldn't be waiting too long in most places - just don't go right back to the bottom in the morning! Not sure about 8 km long paths - maybe a cat track? In any case going from top to bottom non-stop will most likely have your legs burning! Posted December 10, We might not have to wait much longer - most of the forecasts are suggesting some big snowfalls starting next week! As for global warming, I wonder how much electricity Japan could save simply by moving the clocks forward an hour, and possibly two in the summer - it gets light ridiculously early in the morning here - when most people are still in bed - especially in the summer, yet it gets dark very early. Dark at 7pm in the middle of the summer - one of the worst things about living in Japan! Posted December 6, The accuweather forecasts are not very accurate - it seems that for the last month, they've been predicting low temperatures and snowfall for days , only for them to change to mild weather a few days later. However, a few days ago, weathernews. Ive got a trip booked just after Christmas, and Im not too worried by the lack of snow right now. Posted December 1, I think the last two seasons there was hardly any snow in Honshu until just a few days before new year - I remember worrying about the lack of snow for the holidays, so its good to see the Japanese forecast actually predicting snow and cold weather Bring it on! Posted November 28, You can get the shinkansen deal at weekends, although its a little cheaper yen on weekdays. Theres definately one in Omiya. You need to get the ticket the day before at the latest - you can't get them on the day. Posted November 26, Failing getting a lift, I would recommend the shinkansen day trip deals from View. You can go from Kumagaya which I think is near you or maybe honjo waseda? I think its only about 8 or yen from there including lift pass, train takes about 45 minutes to Yuzawa. Ive gone on day trips from Gyoda in car - usually end up setting off earlier, getting there later and spending almost as much in petrol and tolls as it costs to go by train. Posted October 29, I think its a bit early yet - I expect it will snow on Monday-Tuesday, but will get milder again before the real winter sets in - hopefully in a few weeks time! Posted October 20, Id like to get 15 days this season - really hoping for more snow this year - or at least for the snow to fall at weekends! Posted March 27, Hmm, snow forecast just changed their minds and have now halved the amount of snow they expect in both Kagura and Hakuba. Well, just checking Snow Forecast for the next week, its looking very good for the top of Kagura - almost a metre of snow predicted - thats probably the best forecast Ive seen this entire season! Lets hope it materialises - Im hoping to hit Hakuba this weekend!! Posted March 23, I was just looking in Ochanomizu for cheap stuff for next year - I saw a pair of Salomon foils for yen - comes to about with a cheap binding. Posted February 4, To-ra-ba-ra-zu Che-ku-zu?? Your best bet is to drink a fair bit at home and take it easy in the bars. Of course, a government isnt going to devalue the currency for the benefit of a few tourists - especially when its such an insignificant part of the country's economy. It something they might consider to help Japanese exporters though. Posted February 2, Im pretty sure you will be able to ski somewhere in april - higher will be better - somewhere like shiga kogen or kagura. However, its unlikely you'll be getting fresh powder snow. That said, a beginner doesnt want to be skiing powder. Posted February 1, Im hoping that because the 1st half of the season has been so poor, the second half will come up with the goods. It is often said in Japan that if the season starts good it ends bad and vice-versa. Having said that, doesnt look like theres much snow forecast for the coming week either Posted January 31, By all means, make as much noise and get as drunk as you like - there are many Japanese that do just that. But they do tend to keep it in the places intended for it. If you are just going to touristy places, then there will be places that accept credit cards - even foreign ones! If you are just going to Tokyo and Hakuba, you might just get away with it, but I wouldnt count on it Posted January 30, Posted January 29, Talking on the phone on the train here is very rude, as is talking loudly, crossing your legs, eating and slouching on your seat. Me and a few friends were talking and laughing on a train once - not particularly loudly, and some old guy came over saying 'URUSAI' and 'BE SILENT', he then went and pushed one of the girls in our party - an australian-chinese - presumably because he thought she was Japanese he must've missed the actual Japanese girl with us! Obviously with the tough work culture here, people just want to relax on the train home and dont want to be disturbed. Oh, and dont stand your chopstics in your rice - even I cringed when someone did that at work the other day Posted January 28, There are one or two where men and women bathe together - they give you something to wear in the onsen - only ever been to one like that though. Many onsen in Japan are particular about tatoos and may ask for them to be covered, or may not let you in at all. My friend was refused entry to the local sento public bath because of a 2 by 3 inch tattoo on his leg. Some sports clubs and gyms wont allow people with tattoos. Plenty other places dont mind though. I saw some people in a ski school skiing while holding there poles straight across the knees. I tried it, but not sure I could do it properly. I dont know what skill this technique practices All Activity Home nippontiger. Posts posted by nippontiger Prev 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Next Page 18 of Posted January 11, Well, I wouldnt call myself the model citizen by any means! Posted January 11, Well, to answer your question sunsetcoast, basically if you get caught with any quantity of marijuana in Japan, even 0. Posted December 16, Its true, it is only a forecast and it is very difficult to predict the exact amounts that a particular resort will receive, however, usually when there is a large amount of snow predicted over a wide area, they usually get it right, if not the exact depths. Posted December 16, Worried about lack of snow?! Posted December 15, Speaking from my experience last year - I don't think any parts of Happo are skiers only. Posted December 10, We might not have to wait much longer - most of the forecasts are suggesting some big snowfalls starting next week! Posted December 6, The accuweather forecasts are not very accurate - it seems that for the last month, they've been predicting low temperatures and snowfall for days , only for them to change to mild weather a few days later. Posted December 1, I think the last two seasons there was hardly any snow in Honshu until just a few days before new year - I remember worrying about the lack of snow for the holidays, so its good to see the Japanese forecast actually predicting snow and cold weather Posted December 1, So when's it gonna start snowing in Honshu?? Posted November 28, You can get the shinkansen deal at weekends, although its a little cheaper yen on weekdays. Posted November 26, Failing getting a lift, I would recommend the shinkansen day trip deals from View. Posted October 29, I think its a bit early yet - I expect it will snow on Monday-Tuesday, but will get milder again before the real winter sets in - hopefully in a few weeks time! Posted October 20, Id like to get 15 days this season - really hoping for more snow this year - or at least for the snow to fall at weekends! Posted March 27, Hmm, snow forecast just changed their minds and have now halved the amount of snow they expect in both Kagura and Hakuba. Posted March 27, Well, just checking Snow Forecast for the next week, its looking very good for the top of Kagura - almost a metre of snow predicted - thats probably the best forecast Ive seen this entire season! Salomon foil 08 - opinions?? Posted March 23, I was just looking in Ochanomizu for cheap stuff for next year - I saw a pair of Salomon foils for yen - comes to about with a cheap binding. I was wondering if anybody had any opinions about this ski? Posted February 4, To-ra-ba-ra-zu Che-ku-zu?? Posted February 2, Im pretty sure you will be able to ski somewhere in april - higher will be better - somewhere like shiga kogen or kagura. Posted February 1, Im hoping that because the 1st half of the season has been so poor, the second half will come up with the goods. Posted January 31, By all means, make as much noise and get as drunk as you like - there are many Japanese that do just that. Is this a learning technique? Posted January 28, I saw some people in a ski school skiing while holding there poles straight across the knees. Maybe I should take a lesson some time! Prev 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Next Page 18 of The independent guide to skiing and snowboarding in Japan Online since snowjapan. Sign In.

Shiga Kogen where can I buy cocaine