Japanese for Travelers Phrasebook & Dictionary
Useful Phrases, Travel Tips, Etiquette & Manga Dialogues
If you are traveling to Japan – this is the book to take along!
Packed with practical expressions and information for every travel situation, Japanese for Travelers Phrasebook & Dictionary helps you to get around and communicate effectively during your time in Japan.
This book includes hundreds of tips and phrases for the following situations:
- Asking directions
- Shopping and asking about prices
- Ordering food and drinks
- Getting connected to the Internet
- Taking a subway, bus or taxi
- Asking for help
- Daily conversations
Helpful illustrations demystify Japan's complicated rail and subway system and provide handy information on accommodations, dining options, and ferry and air travel.
Find tips on everything from:
- Where to get a cheap and comfortable night's sleep
- Whom not to stand behind at immigration and customs
- How to always stay connected in Japan
- What to pack for your Japan trip
- And how to say you do not eat fugu pufferfish!
A handy Japanese-English and English-Japanese Dictionary puts over 5,000 words at your fingertips!
Scott Rutherford is an experienced travel writer and editor with several books on Pacific locations to his credit.
William M. Matsuzaki has been a Japanese teacher for the last 15 years. He received his BA in Japanese from Carlton College, an MSEd in Technology Education, and a doctorate in education from Johns Hopkins. He is the author of several Tuttle titles including Let's Learn Japanese and Japanese Hiragana and Katakana Language Practice Pad.
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