Posted by
LongCountdown
306 days ago
(http://wirelessfinder.washingtonpost.com)
Category: Technology |
The Washington Post has a wifi hotspot search tool that pulls up over 2,000 places in Tokyo, and you can find wireless internet in other cities, too, just by changing the search terms. I had no idea you could surf the net from McDonald's!
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Posted by
LongCountdown
306 days ago
(http://wirelessfinder.washingtonpost.com)
Category: Technology |
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Tokyo is known for some of its strange architecture, but I like this one. It fits...With a communication culture that favors indirectness over directness, the ease in...This actually is insulting to non-Japanese, once again. All tourists will be...You're fishing for comments....You'd have to pry my washlet from my cold, dead hands to ever get it away from me. ...I had the same problem Jason but I can see them now - thanks to the direct link....HI JCollin,
open...lol that brings back memories of when I used to make stop-motion animation as a...LOL someone's angling (get it? get it? nudge nudge) for a job with the new Japan...Create a special "showcase" area for tourists. Retired fishmongers would...
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Wow!
bookmarking this one.
I'm surprised that Google doesn't have some search feature like this (they don't right?)
I have seen a few sites that show hotspots. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find an accessible free wifi spot in Japan yet.