12/25/2011
12/22/2011
Hospital Information
If you need a doctor or first-aid, ask your hotel front desk to call a docor or an ambulance.
Kanazawa has good hospitals and clinics, but they are very expensive.
For example, for just a regular cold, the cost of the examination and medicine is likely to come to over 5,000 yen. More serious illnesses cost more money.
In general, hospital reception desks are open 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., Monday through Friday.
＊Hospitals with English Speaking Doctors
http://inhos.net/clinic/1266.html
＊nearest hospital (Only Japanese)
http://www.kanazawa-seirei.jp/
＊Off-Hour Medical Services (open 19:00p.m. to 23:00p.m.)(Only Japanese)
Kanazawa sougo kenko center
http://www.city.kanazawa.ishikawa.jp/eisei/plaza/sub3hosptal.html
＊Holiday Medical Services (Only Japanese)
http://www.kma.jp/cyberhospital.html
Kanazawa has good hospitals and clinics, but they are very expensive.
For example, for just a regular cold, the cost of the examination and medicine is likely to come to over 5,000 yen. More serious illnesses cost more money.
In general, hospital reception desks are open 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., Monday through Friday.
＊Hospitals with English Speaking Doctors
http://inhos.net/clinic/1266.html
＊nearest hospital (Only Japanese)
http://www.kanazawa-seirei.jp/
＊Off-Hour Medical Services (open 19:00p.m. to 23:00p.m.)(Only Japanese)
Kanazawa sougo kenko center
http://www.city.kanazawa.ishikawa.jp/eisei/plaza/sub3hosptal.html
＊Holiday Medical Services (Only Japanese)
http://www.kma.jp/cyberhospital.html
12/19/2011
List of the things we suggest you to bring to Japan.
Here is a brief list of the things we suggest you to bring to Japan.
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1.digital camera or i-phone (for posting pictures at pc)
2.laptop computer
3.transformer
If you are bringing a U.S. 110-120 volt appliance to Japan, you need a step up "booster" transformer. Step up transformers take the 100 volt electricity supplied by Japanese sockets, and convert the voltage up to 110-120 volts for use by the North American appliance.
4.Japanese textbooks which you are currently using (especially if you are using'GENKI')
5.dictionary (electric dictionary or i-phone)
6.writing materials
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1.clothes
The winter in Kanazawa is very cold so please bring warm cloths while you can buy those things here also after your arrival.
2.money
We usually recommend students to bring a minimum of 50,000yen～ in cash, and if you would like to bring some more cash, better using a travelers-check. Please note that not many places you can change travelers-check around Kanazawa University so we will suggest you to change it at the International Airport.
It also would be possible to withdraw money from ATM machines using your credit card.
The ATM machines at all post offices and some banks accept foreign credit cards. However, please note that not all cards will be accepted by the ATM machines, those are part of the Cirrus/Plus network are okay. So, we recommend you to bring a minimum of 50,000yen in cash or traveler's check.
3.a pair of boots (can be purchased in Kanazawa)
4.umbrella (can be purchased in Kanazawa)
5.commodity http://www.toyoko-inn.com/hotel/00171/equipment.html
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1.digital camera or i-phone (for posting pictures at pc)
2.laptop computer
3.transformer
If you are bringing a U.S. 110-120 volt appliance to Japan, you need a step up "booster" transformer. Step up transformers take the 100 volt electricity supplied by Japanese sockets, and convert the voltage up to 110-120 volts for use by the North American appliance.
4.Japanese textbooks which you are currently using (especially if you are using'GENKI')
5.dictionary (electric dictionary or i-phone)
6.writing materials
<daily life>
1.clothes
The winter in Kanazawa is very cold so please bring warm cloths while you can buy those things here also after your arrival.
2.money
We usually recommend students to bring a minimum of 50,000yen～ in cash, and if you would like to bring some more cash, better using a travelers-check. Please note that not many places you can change travelers-check around Kanazawa University so we will suggest you to change it at the International Airport.
It also would be possible to withdraw money from ATM machines using your credit card.
The ATM machines at all post offices and some banks accept foreign credit cards. However, please note that not all cards will be accepted by the ATM machines, those are part of the Cirrus/Plus network are okay. So, we recommend you to bring a minimum of 50,000yen in cash or traveler's check.
3.a pair of boots (can be purchased in Kanazawa)
4.umbrella (can be purchased in Kanazawa)
5.commodity http://www.toyoko-inn.com/hotel/00171/equipment.html
12/12/2011
12/08/2011
12/05/2011
Just make sure that you bring warm clothes!
The winter in Kanazawa is very cold so please bring warm cloths while you can buy those things here also after your arrival.
Weather Forecast-Kanazawa:
http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/47605.html
Weather Forecast-Kanazawa:
http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/47605.html
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