Pcs Japan Related Guide

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Can you take wine to Kadena Air Force Base when you PCS there?
We are currently stationed Pcs Japan in Germany and have been collecting wine for the last 3 years. We will be PCSing in a few months and are curious if we can take it to Japan with us?
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14 Responses to “Pcs Japan Related Guide”

1. doublerranch74851 Says:
   December 15th, 2010 at 1:19 pm

   Does she have custody? Are there any restrictions in the parenting plan to keep her from going? Is she married to a service member or is she the service member?If she is the service member and has custody, she will most likely be able to take them.If you don’t want them to go with her and have a good case as to why they need to stay state side with you, go get a lawyer.

2. Roger Vadim Says:
   December 16th, 2010 at 1:17 am

   you don’t have to dial the country code anymore!! its something new!!it will ask for what country when you set it up the number for the first time…( pull-down menu)

3. besttoro Says:
   December 16th, 2010 at 1:33 pm

   International rates calling directly from cell phone, going through your cell phone company, would be very expensive. Calling cards can be cheaper, but they usually charge what’s called “connection fee” per each call — for example, companies like penny talk charge 49c per each call just to connect you. So if you call and they’re not there, you are charged 49c + the first minute (4c for landlines/14c to cell) — just to leave a message.Another option I’ve found is what is referred to as a dial-around service: First you register your cell phone (or home phone) number with a company, you call a designated 1-800 number from that phone, then dial the number in Japan once connected. I go through a company called Total Call International to call my family in Japan — it’s 6.9c per minute to Japanese landlines, and 15.9c to call cell phones. No “connection fee” or monthly fee.If you both have a good internet connection and you know when you’ll talk to each other, you might want to do something like Skype PC-to-PC, as that would be free (you’d need a PC headset or phone).P.S. Keep in mind, if your friend’s number in Japan starts with a 0, you omit it in your dialing. E.g. If it starts with area code 03, you would dial 011-81(country code)-3-[the rest of the number].

4. chitty Says:
   December 17th, 2010 at 1:47 am

   Depends on the format. PC games pretty standard worldwide. 2 formats of Electronics are NTSC and PAL.

5. ⓐⓛⓔⓧⓐ Says:
   December 17th, 2010 at 1:42 pm

   nope, sry

6. giovannidibianco Says:
   December 18th, 2010 at 1:31 am

   VISIT A SPRINT STORE AND TELL THEM YOUR PROBLEM!!! OOOO MILITARY GIRL!!! LOL DON’T KILL ME!! IM A CIVILIAN!!! HAHA

7. Mrsjvb Says:
   December 18th, 2010 at 1:17 pm

   maybe. you still have to get them command sponsored and she has to pass an overseas screening.. and she CANNOT travel past I believe her 24th week.

8. Taz Says:
   December 19th, 2010 at 1:01 am

   unless its a unlocked CDMA phone then the answear will be no

9. NWIP Says:
   December 19th, 2010 at 1:10 pm

   You can attempt to sell it to a used car dealer, you can also ask to return it to NFCU and they sell it or you can put it in storage paid for by the Navy and it will be completely paid off when you come back.

10. lconnor65 Says:
    December 20th, 2010 at 1:37 am

    TDY more like you would have to take your own leave.

11. D S Says:
    December 20th, 2010 at 1:48 pm

    Japan rentals run a little differant then in the states… okay ALOT differant…… Here are some links to try… although not sure how many will have any listings for Atsugi… Keep in mind while there is American Style Housing, Many are Japanses traditions, right down to the toilet and tubs!! EXPENSIVE to be off base…. it is not just a one month deposit, although there is assitance in regards to what is required upfront.. just keep in mind whatever the rent is 4-6 month amount will be needed to just move in, and only about one month is “refundable”… also keep in mind that although OHA is decent, that yen to american dollar changes many times a month, while your OHA amount will remain pretty contant (it is not refigured with currency exchange rates, only adjusted yearly). Many have gotten burned financially by taking a rental when the exchange rate is high to have the dollar drop and have ALOT come out of pocket. Also utitilites are ran differantly!!http://www.re-aoyama.com/rent/rent.htmlhttp://iino.cc/us/http://www.lifetownjapan.com/welcome.htmhttp://www.smilehouse.co.jp/Englishi%20newpage.htmThese will give you a pretty good idea… but few if any agents will contact you via email…. there is not “central listing” many trips to many differant agents. Base does have several listings with houses already approved that you will be able to sort threw once you get here.Sorry to say, about the only thing you can do before getting to Japan, is look and see what its like!! Been there done that!Finding rentals is near impossible! But lots of agency’s when you get here and walk down the street! Best of luck – and start working on the language NOW!

12. ReckLess Says:
    December 21st, 2010 at 1:25 am

    You have to browse through a proxy server that has IP addresses located in Japan (assuming this PC game is one you play online and not just on your PC).The game will record your IP address and since it is not located in Japan it will not allow you to play.

13. Chandraclan.com Says:
    December 21st, 2010 at 1:15 pm

    Whatever your education level, you can further your academic, occupational, professional, and personal capabilities at the base education center. Their programs cover a wide range, from the basic skill levels through graduate university studies. These programs are available to the military and civilian community at Yokota. There are several degree programs available including Associates, Bachelors, and Masters Degree from one of the following: Community College of the Air Force, University of Maryland, Central Texas College and the University of Phoenix. Central Texas College – Central Texas College offers vocational and technical programs in social areas such as Computer Science, Microcomputer Technology, Fire Protection, Law Enforcement, Child Care, Aviation Management, Office Management, and Management Studies. CTC also offers distance-learning courses. University of Maryland – Bachelor of Arts/Science. The University of Maryland provides a broad range of courses in disciplines such as Computers, English, Mathematics, Government and Politics, History, Psychology, Sociology, Science, Business, and Management studies. Also available are distance-learning courses. University of Phoenix – Master of Arts in Management and Master of Arts in Education.

14. wuzaracer Says:
    December 22nd, 2010 at 1:13 am

    On the keyboard there is a key that toggles between English (single byte char) text mode and Japanese (double byte char mode)use that key to switch between the two modes. It is usually on the left hand side above the tab key. It has only Japanese written on it. Try that, i hope it helps.

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