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* Phone (landline, movile phone, etc.),
* Internet Calls (download a free soft, then PC to PC for free.You can also use it to call
landlines and mobiles all over the world with reasonable price/cheapest
way) recommended !
* FedEx Kinko's |
* Japan Rail Pass
* Seishun 18 kippu(cheapest tickets for domestic travel using JR)
* Timetable, course, fare, etc. of transportation
* Shinkansen Timetable  external link
* Late-night bus in Nagoya
* Map of subway exit partly under construction
* Subway map and time of one-stop
* Subway Fare external link
* Most convenient cars or doors when you change subway lines. NEW |
* Tourist Information Center
* Information about 16 KU (ward) of Nagoya
| Chikusa-ku |
Naka-ku |
Atsuta-ku |
Nishi-ku |
| Showa-ku |
Higashi-ku |
Minato-ku |
Nakamura-ku |
| Mizuho-ku |
Kita-ku |
Minami-ku |
Midori-ku |
| Meito-ku |
Moriyama-ku |
Nakagawa-ku |
Tempaku-ku |
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* Employment Bureau for Foreigners in Nagoya
*Japan Student Services Organization external link
*JET Programe (The Japan Exchange & Teaching Programe) external link
* Tokyo Employment service Center for Foreigners
* Work in Japan.com
* Japan Association for Working Holiday Maker
* b-cause |
* Discount taxi
* Car Rental
* Moving company or movers
* If you are involved in a traffic accident
* How to know the directions at the subway exit
* Piyoca, a card to support family with children under 18 or pregnant women. |
* Currency Exchange
* Sending money home (maybe the cheapest way) external link
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* Telephone service info. on hospitals in 5 languages
* Clinics English available(include Holiday Emergency Clinics)
* Good eye doctor
* Toy Clinic |
* Association for the Promotion of Japanese Language Education
* Japanese language classes
* Japanese Grammer for beginners external link
* Japanese-language Education Media & System Lab external link
* Rikai external link
* Reviwing the Kanji external link
* A Japanese guide to Japanese grammer external link
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* Free Noh and Kyogen Performances
* Theaters in Nagoya
* Japanese Dance Performance by Maiko and Geisha in Kyoto
* Agency for Cultural Affairs |
* How to use Japanese style toilet
* How to bathe Japanese bath
* How to sleep on a Japanese futon
* How to separate recyclable from nonrecyclable trash (garbage)
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* How to eat sushi
* Sushi ranking for new beginners
* Vrieties of Sushi
* Halal meat shop and restaurant
* Nagoya Cuisine |
* Video tape Conversion Service
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* Secondhand shop for books, CDs, DVDs, video tapes, kimono, etc.
* Discount air ticket shops
* Flea Market and Temple Fair |
* The Lunar Calendar / external link |
* Koto (Japanese harp), Taiko (Japanese druming) & Karate classes in English
* Matial Arts Classes in Nagoya
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* Foreign Mothers' group/ Midwife or maternity nurse who speaks English & Russian
* 758 Kids Station in Sakae (Posted by Maria)
* Baby-sitting Service NEW |
* Aso Cabinet E-mail Magazine external link
* Income Tax Guide for Foreigners external link |
* Zen meditation
* Church |
* Typhoon alert external link
* Earthquake Center external link
* Weather external link
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* List of Sumo Wrestlers' quarters in Nagoya |
* Temple Fair |
* Karakuri (clock) in Nagoya |
*Hiking course (featuring historical place or nice site) of each ward (Ku) NEW
 Only Kita Ward so far |
| * Get Yabaton's tasty meat at a bargain price.. |
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