I have to say I have no idea what exactly you are trying to ask me.
Fish for eating? For a pet?
I`m sure you could find an exotic fish for that amount, or a really large one. There are an incredible variety of fish at an incredible variety of prices.

What fish? What size?

Whats the price of meat?

If we talk about koi they can cost as much as several hundred US$ if they are the right size and have the right colourpatterns.

What type of meat? Pork? Beef? Chicken?

From my refrigerator - chicken was 88 yen per 100g.
Beef was 106 yen per 100g.
Pork was 92 yen per 100g.

Of course, it all depends upon the cut. These are all average bits.

Thank you. I saw somewhere that had meat to be around 18 thousand yen per pound.

Oh what about earthquakes. I heard they are often. Are they bad or just barely noticeable.

I`m sure I could find meat for that amount anywhere in the world.
It all depends on the type, cut and quality of the meat.

They happen. Sometimes they`re strong, sometimes you don`t notice them. Sometimes it will seem like there is a little one every week - other times you`ll go months and months without feeling anything.

It is said that Japan has several thousands of earthquakes per year. However, most of them are too weak to be felt by man. Only the few big ones makes headlines each year.

just a question
 

uh, well iam planning on signing up for a study abroad program for a few months to a year in a japanese high school, and they said in the papers i would need to obtain a visa, how do you do that, bcause now im getting confused is there a cetain program for study abroad students ot what???:ywave:

I am going to do a degree in languages, so if I was to do it in Japanese, it states on most university websites that you get to spend a year in Japan. How does that work? Do you spend a year in a Japanese university furthering your Japanese there? Do you have to find your own apartment etc.? Or is everything sorted out by your university?

any help is muchos appreciated. : )

i think u get a host family