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Hi Chris
It has been a while since we met during annual meeting at Lake Saiko (Yamanashi) at the end of 2017. I was curious when is the next meeting, I remember you mentioned something about april.
Would be nice if you let me know.
Cheers
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Hi Chris
It has been a while since we met during annual meeting at Lake Saiko (Yamanashi) at the end of 2017. I was curious when is the next meeting, I remember you mentioned something about april.
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The date isn't decided yet, but it looks like it will be mid to late May.
I'll let you know as soon as I hear a fixed date.
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There isn't going to be one in Oct/Nov/Dec by any chance? :P
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Hi Chris
It has been a while since we met during annual meeting at Lake Saiko (Yamanashi) at the end of 2017. I was curious when is the next meeting, I remember you mentioned something about april.
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June 2 is the date
We could not reserve the campground in May.
Hopefully it will be before the rainy season starts....
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I am dutch and currently living in Japan. Planning to drive from Japan to Netherlands in 2019, preliminary schedule as follow.
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If you are living in Japan, why don't you go to the WTN-J travelers' meeting this weekend? You can get more up-to-date information.
Information (in Japanese) here. Message me if you need more details.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1942...e%22%3Atrue%7D
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26 Oct 2017
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Thanks I noticed this event is only 10 KM from my house. Lake Saiko next to lake Kawaguchiko. I will have a look .
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Thanks I noticed this event is only 10 KM from my house. Lake Saiko next to lake Kawaguchiko. I will have a look .
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Rain is forecast for tomorrow, but the campground has a meeting area with a roof. So, you won't get wet (except when riding).
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You won't be able to register the bike in the Netherlands before it has been there, they'll want to see it before importing. Perhaps you can use some kind of temporary license plate to drive it within the Shengen zone. But that won't help for the Russian part.
However, I would think that it would be okay if you can show a residence permit or something like that, from Japan. That shows you live there and so it is logical that it is your bike.
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