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  • miz [any, any]
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    5 months ago

    the only visa free waiver for amerikkkans right now is the 10-day transit waiver, but you have to fly out on a segment to a different country than you came from (not that hard, but means a layover).

    p.s. I apologize for implying you might be amerikkkan if you are not amerikkkan

    • axont [she/her, comrade/them]
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      5 months ago

      I am unfortunately a Yeehaw but I'm doing my best. Each day I salute a portrait of Lenin.

      Well since I am Amerikkkan I have very little vacation time anyway, so maybe 10 days would be enough? I could maybe fly back through Mexico or Canada.

      I just wanna visit China again, it's so chill. Shenzhen is one of my favorite places on earth.

      • miz [any, any]
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        5 months ago

        depending on where your USA airport is, I would recommend a stop in Tokyo on the way back instead of stopping in North America. lots of flights and it's a great place for a quick food-focused layover (especially if you can land and take off in Haneda which is much closer to the city). 20 mins from Haneda you can be eating top tier ramen

        • axont [she/her, comrade/them]
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          5 months ago

          I've been to Japan a bunch so I'd definitely head to the nearest Coco's ichibanya lol. I am chemically addicted to their veggie curry

          Japan's usually a little tough since im-vegan

          But I've never starved or anything. One time in Osaka I got handed shirako and was told it was vegan (it isn't). But that's a fun story now yay

          • miz [any, any]
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            5 months ago

            think Tokyo has gotten a lot better on the vegan front in the last few years, check this out

            https://cleanfooddirtygirl.com/my-favorite-vegan-restaurants-in-tokyo/