For those who are interested:
My phone's email is edwardss(at)softbank.ne.jp (Please turn the (at) I wrote into @ when emailing me. I have to write it this way so that internet crawlers don't capture the email and spam it :P)
The phone number is 08039191657 (You'll of course need to know how to call a Japanese phone from the US though)
Feel free to send me mail via that address. Please take into consideration that I'll be about 14 hours ahead of you, so if you can help it don't mail me when it's 4 am here XD Otherwise, feel free. My phone will be off during class, but I'll have it on me as often as I can :)
This prepaid phone is actually freaking awesome. I paid about $70 or so for it, but it's better than a lot of US phones I see. This phone automatically syncs up to the local TV stations and lets me watch the local TV channels in surprisingly good quality. Can you do that on a cheap US prepaid phone? Methinks not.
There were a couple other prepaid phones; one at about $30 and $50 (but that one was out of stock. That was what I was planning to buy) and they both looked ok, and way better than any US prepaid phone at that price point :P
Seems to be a good phone,but does it show you where all the stores are that I want you to go to? Loved the video ,but I could not look straight down from the 11th floor,to scared to fall.Your room is tiny but got all you need,how is the food?
ReplyDeleteIt may--I still have to play around with it to figure out all the cool things it does :) The food has been great so far, and I haven't even eaten out at a restaurant yet. I've mostly been buying my stuff at seven-eleven because I haven't had much downtime. I'll start hitting up the local places soon. The room is exactly perfect for what I need it for. Trust the Japanese to be efficient, heh.
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