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r/Osaka•

I'll be shopping for a new Honda Super Cub 50cc and was wondering if it's proper to haggle or just pay listed price. Does it pay to shop around?

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r/japanlife•

It appears as though DAZN is not providing NFL games this year in Japan. At least it's not showing up as an option on my account. Anyone else having issues? I've tried contacting them but thus far, no response.

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r/kansai•

American Kindle Paperwhite for sale. Convenient back-light so you don't need a lamp on. Bought for my wife but she never used it. I use mine all the time and don't know what I'd do without it.

Just so you know, you cannot use this for Japanese text.

Will consider Y15,000 for device, adapter and cover. Can meet at Kuzuha station at no extra charge.

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r/JapanSocialNet•

Since being invited to co-moderate r/kansai, I'm closing JapanSocialNet. It'll remain open for a few more days in the event anyone wants to comment/take it over.

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r/kansai•

The Kansai (region) of Japan consists mainly of Osaka, Hyogo (Kobe), Kyoto and Nara Prefectures. Kobe is the main city of Hyogo Prefecture, while the other prefectures mentioned are also the names of the main cities therein. Kanto is the name for the region that contains Tokyo and other main areas near Tokyo. The subreddit called Japanlife, while open to anyone primarily living in Japan, pretty much caters to the Kanto region.

There has been a request to include the Prefectures of Shiga and Wakayama, too, so consider yourself included if only to provide a forum for your assistance.

While Reddit has its share of trolls and subversive posters, Kansai will do its best to deter such posts.

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