help needed

[gonzalesna 0]

trying to get from camp fuji to the tokyo skydiving club but the directions are all in kanji... does anyone know how to ge there by train?

I"m near gotemba city and that's where the train station is. google maps says it's about 4 hours

any help would be appreciated


(edited to fix the drnken typing...)

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[faulknerwn 38]

I remember getting to the train station, then having to take a bus, and then walking about 1/2 mile to the place.. One the way back I had new Japanese friends, one of whom dropped me off at the train station..

I had a Japanese person with me at the time which helped immensely in finding the place! (And getting all the stuff sorted out with their organization's membership, insurance, and bring cash - no credit cards there.)

[gonzalesna 0]

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I remember getting to the train station, then having to take a bus, and then walking about 1/2 mile to the place.. One the way back I had new Japanese friends, one of whom dropped me off at the train station..

I had a Japanese person with me at the time which helped immensely in finding the place! (And getting all the stuff sorted out with their organization's membership, insurance, and bring cash - no credit cards there.)

All good stuff to know... thanks.

any idea how much the insurance costs? I heard jumps run about 60 dollars

Some people refrain from beating a dead horse. Personally, I find a myriad of entertainment value when beating it until it becomes a horse-smoothie.

[freefalle 0]

When I was there a couple of years ago, the jumps were running right about 60.00 US. I'm not sure how much they are now but I would think they haven't gone up that much.