Travel

Do you think it'd be safe to travel to Hokkaido in 2012

Travel

Posted by: molar

16th May 2011 08:49pm

Friends want to go away for my 40th birthday celebrations -- Overseas!
I've been hoping to go to Hokkaido.. do you think it'll be safe/suitable to travel to Northern Japan by 2nd half of 2012?


Comments 6

Andrewsgirl
  • 17th Feb 2012 09:50am

Yes, I think it's safe. I would definitely go but perhaps I would check the long term weather forecasts. Just pray for no Earthquakes while you're there. Have fun.

Anonymous
  • 14th Feb 2012 11:30am

just do o it as where ever you go there is always risks even in places we think are safe

Anonymous
  • 20th Sep 2011 08:35am

yea safe as now

NSWMoke
  • 17th Aug 2011 09:21pm

Safe? On an airoplane? Yer kiddin, right? It's safer to merely go to Google Images with a six pack of Sake! If I ain't goin to Honolulu or Las Vegas, I ain't gittin on a plane!
http://images.google.com/search?tbm=isch&hl=en&source=hp&biw=1280&bih=613&q=hokkaido&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2&oq=hokkaido&aq=f&aqi=g10&aql=&gs_sm=s&gs_upl=4172l4172l0l8313l1l1l0l0l0l0l438l438l4-1l1l0

trish
  • 2nd Jul 2011 09:51am

could well be, how far isthat from the "danger zone" as they are calling it.Have a friend who is going there for a couple of days on her waya to the UK,and she does not seem bothered.Make plans and see what happens,one can always change them.

massmoney
  • 22nd May 2011 01:54am

well i heard on the news that the world was going to end on the 21st of this month sooooooo , i would say just do it and enjoy , if you only look at the safety aspect of your adventure then its not a holiday , its a pain and THAT is UNSUITABLE,

i am 53 by the way and done EXTENSIVE TRAVEL INTERNATIONALLY\
( NO ONE CAN PREDICT ANYTHING RE SAFETY , YOU could get hit by a car tomorrow or slip in the bath and hurt yourself so do not stress with things that are out of your control..... go and ENJOY :)

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