If you're a first timer, I think it is more important that you brush up on your Nihonggo (spoken Japanese), Katakana and Hiragana (written Japanese), etc. because navigating around Tokyo will be very difficult. Almost everyone doesn't understand let alone be conversant in English. If you're lazy, hire someone who can accompany you and ead you to the best places to go.
If you're a first timer, I think it is more important that you brush up on your Nihonggo (spoken Japanese), Katakana and Hiragana (written Japanese), etc. because navigating around Tokyo will be very difficult. Almost everyone doesn't understand let alone be conversant in English. If you're lazy, hire someone who can accompany you and ead you to the best places to go.
Nope. I have learned the secret of the universal language. Just TALK LOUDER.
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