LAfrequentflyer

Yes I am...You're right it is / can be seventh - heaven...My roommate ended up getting married to one of the young ladies that worked there...Tokyo Sports Bar is a favorite afterhours place for the seventh-heaven ladies...

-LAFF

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vschip

Thanks, Huck, that's exactally what I'll do...one more question, are the signs in english at the train stations, or should I figure out what the japanese symbols are for Osaka?

jzuniga

I was just on the tokyo metro (subway) last week, and noticed that the signs are starting to be english friendly. I've been going to downtown(Tokyo) for yrs. on my layovers in narita, and it's definitely getting easier for english speaking round eyes to navigate the subways nowadays.

I'll second what Huck said on going to KIX, but for anyone that just wants to go to downtown on a NRT layover, the Keisei Skyliner is much cheaper than the JR Narita express. Good luck
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Huck

The only trouble I had was in the Osaka station - trying to find the right subway line. I just grabbed a guy in a uniform and pointed to my ticket and he got me there.

Have a good time!

frozenboxhauler

Midosuji Line (RED line) from Shin-Osaka to Namba Station.
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