The Tokyo Tourist Survival Guide - Pinon, Matthieu
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The essential travel guide to Tokyo, this book offers everything you could ever need to know about visiting the city. If you’re heading to Tokyo, what should you take with you? Which airport should you travel to? How will you make yourself understood in a restaurant if you cannot speak a word of Japanese? And what do you need to know about how to dress and behave in public spaces? This comprehensive and hugely entertaining tourist manual helps you get the very best out of your visit, by enabling stress-free solutions to all the questions that travelers face. It covers everything from what and…mehr

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The essential travel guide to Tokyo, this book offers everything you could ever need to know about visiting the city. If you’re heading to Tokyo, what should you take with you? Which airport should you travel to? How will you make yourself understood in a restaurant if you cannot speak a word of Japanese? And what do you need to know about how to dress and behave in public spaces? This comprehensive and hugely entertaining tourist manual helps you get the very best out of your visit, by enabling stress-free solutions to all the questions that travelers face. It covers everything from what and where to eat, to a selection of basic phrases that will help you get by. It explains how to buy a bus ticket, how to use the metro system, and even what you can expect from going to a record shop, a karaoke bar, or a pet café.
Autorenporträt
Matthieu Pinon is a former math and physics teacher who has been writing about Japanese pop culture since the 1990s in magazines such as Coyote Mag, AnimeLand, and Phosphore. He is the coauthor of A History of Modern Manga and 100 Years of Anime, both published by Insight Editions. He has a passion for presenting facets of Japanese life to the wider world to help others understand the customs of a country they may be unfamiliar with.