Name: Gamba're! The Japanese way of the Rugby fan (en Inglés)
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Author: Angus Turvill; Etsuko Okahisa
ISBN: 9781999359508

portada Gamba're! The Japanese way of the Rugby fan (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Angus Turvill; Etsuko Okahisa

Año

2019

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

160

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781999359508

Gamba're! The Japanese way of the Rugby fan (en Inglés)

Angus Turvill; Etsuko Okahisa (Autor) · · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Gamba're! The Japanese way of the Rugby fan (en Inglés)"

GAMBA RE! is the ultimate guide to Japan and Japanese for rugby supporters visiting for the Rugby World Cup 2019. Packed with practical information to help English-speaking fans make the most of their trip. Text by prize-winning Japanese translators Angus Turvill and Etsuko Okahisa. Fully illustrated by award-winning Harry Venning. Ingenious...excellent...anyone heading to the tournament would be wise to snap up a copy. (Rugby World Magazine) Contents: Japanese for the rugby fan buy a snack, find your seat, forecast the result, comment on play, cheer your team on...even question the judgement of the referee everything you want to say in the stadium, in Japanese! Food and drink finding places to eat and drink, illustrated A-Z of Japanese food, essential language for restaurants and bars. Accommodation what to expect, what to say and how not to miss breakfast. Venues getting there, hints on local tourism and where to go next, as well as suggestions for omiya ge (Japanese souvenirs). Transport the great world of the Japanese train, and the refined arts of getting off a bus and out of taxi. Etiquette avoid a diplomatic incident in the street, on the tatami and in the bath. Deciphering Japanese words let s face it, it s good to be able to read at least part of a menu. AND plenty more...