#272526 - Wed May 28 2008 09:11 PM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: sunrise]
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Loc: Tamworth NSW Australia
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Def not in the competition with thunderpants.  My place is 19km from a reasonably large rural city. However, the locality has a church, a hall and one house, the nearest house to mine is 100m away, after that you're looking at 1Km+.
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#272585 - Thu May 29 2008 01:05 PM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: JA]
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SJ'er with 200+ posts
Registered: Wed May 21 2003
Posts: 254
Loc: Aichi
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I used to be in a place of population 400.
Now it's something like 2 million!
I preferred the former.
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#272588 - Thu May 29 2008 01:09 PM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: farquah]
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SJ'er with 3000+ posts
Registered: Tue Oct 26 2004
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Loc: 東京 (Tokyo)
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I was in Chichijima last summer farquah, there is a TR about is somewere in the forums. Great place, I wanna go back again sometime. Were you there working at the sea turtles conservation center?
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#272591 - Thu May 29 2008 01:52 PM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: farquah]
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The ferry was not problem, its a MAST actually. In Greece we have a saying that, if you didn't get on a ferry for more than 8 hours you didn't have summer vacations (thats because all the great islands are more than 8 hours from Athens). So basically I chose that place because it would give me the chance to travel by sea. I really prefer it to getting on a plane.
I didn't go to Yanky town and hardly stayed up later than 22:00. Everyday we had an early start and stayed all day in the sea. It was great, hadn't done that for quite a few years. Hahajima is also on the things to do list, will let you know for sure next time I am going down there.
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#272607 - Thu May 29 2008 03:52 PM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
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Registered: Wed Jul 17 2002
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Loc: is everything
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I live in a remote area of Kansai - very country, but still a decent number of people...
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#272847 - Sat May 31 2008 12:20 AM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: Creek Boy]
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Thunderpants, is there a straight flight from tokyo to tanegashima?
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#272849 - Sat May 31 2008 02:08 AM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: tsondaboy]
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SJ'er with 750+ posts
Registered: Wed Oct 22 2003
Posts: 772
Loc: Tanegashima
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no, got to fly from Kagoshima. actually that is a bit of an issue among the tourist industry here. a group of people are working hard to get a direct flight from Tokyo, but the airlines are arguing that the island need a bigger tourist attraction, which some one is working on now. another group of locals are working against that, so we have our own little civil war here, very entertaining  you can also take the ferry from kagoshima for only 5000 yen, but the transport from the airport to the sea port is rather long, my wife mentioned 1 hr...
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#272851 - Sat May 31 2008 05:56 AM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: Thunderpants]
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Registered: Sun Jun 18 2006
Posts: 2144
Loc: Australia
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I think spook would be in one of the most remote places at the moment. He's on a small island off the coast of Sumartra helping to set up a surf camp. Basically they are setting up their own infrastructure such as water, power, sewer, ect.
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#272863 - Sat May 31 2008 10:16 AM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: Mantas]
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Loc: 東京 (Tokyo)
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That sounds cool Mantas.  Tp, thats what I thought. Ferry ride from kagoshima sounds nice. Any idea how much is that? If me and tsondagirl were to come down there, would you recommend July or August? Also, is there any kind of connection from tanegashima to yakushima?
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#272892 - Sat May 31 2008 05:52 PM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: tsondaboy]
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SJ'er with 750+ posts
Registered: Wed Oct 22 2003
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Loc: Tanegashima
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Tsonda (what's with the avatar??) Toppy from kagoshima is 5200 round trip takes 1.5 hr there is also a sloow (3.5 hr) ferry but i don't know the price. Rainy Season ends a little earlier here, som mid july might be ok, but you know that the weather is a tricky one to predict. I hear August is very hot, but that is the same all over japan. The Toppy ferry also sails to yakushima and we have another ferry down here too, it leaves from Shimama i think it is very cheap, i'll ask my friend tonight how much it cost. Yakushima is high on my list of places i want to go to, make sure you bring rain gear though  legend says it rains every day somewhere on yakushima
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#272893 - Sat May 31 2008 06:01 PM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: Thunderpants]
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Registered: Mon Jun 27 2005
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Loc: Oishida
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Good to see you here Thunderpants  I prefer my drinks from the bottle as God intended, not mixed. In the summer, red wine should come lightly chilled. Enough to cool the person, but not so cold as to kill the flavour 
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#272896 - Sat May 31 2008 06:59 PM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
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Registered: Tue Oct 26 2004
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Loc: 東京 (Tokyo)
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I have tsondagirl looking up the routes and stuff, we are thinking about the last week of July. I ll give you a call sometime next week once we both know if we can take that week off.
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#272897 - Sat May 31 2008 07:09 PM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: tsondaboy]
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SJ'er with 750+ posts
Registered: Wed Oct 22 2003
Posts: 772
Loc: Tanegashima
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Soubs, i show live F1 at my place, and give free beer away when McLaren takes it (sorry SJ for the advertising) i would love to see you here live and in person
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#272898 - Sat May 31 2008 07:15 PM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: Thunderpants]
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SJ'er with 750+ posts
Registered: Wed Oct 22 2003
Posts: 772
Loc: Tanegashima
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Tsonds, pm'ed you
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#273088 - Mon Jun 02 2008 05:04 PM
Re: Who lives in the remotest / smallest place?
[Re: Fattwins]
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Registered: Fri Sep 20 2002
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Loc: Saitama desu!
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I'm not that remote but my friend lives in Mie ken in a place that has just 15 houses and no shops. It's a 20 minute drive to the nearest town and even that is small.
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