Where are ENGLISH instructions... or even a video showing how to use this? Appears all we see in the US is Japanese, which most do not understand. Before purchase, I need to know how easy it is, what's included, how to fold, etc. Where are ENGLISH instructions... or even a video showing how to use this? Appears all we see in the US is Japanese, which most do not understand. Before purchase, I need to know how easy it is,... » Read More Where are ENGLISH instructions... or even a video showing how to use this? Appears all we see in the US is Japanese, which most do not understand. Before purchase, I need to know how easy it is, what's included, how to fold, etc. « Show Less
2070395
Instructions are NOT required. It is self explanatory. Once you have unit in your hand, you will use it right away without any instruction manual. Just make sure to be gentle to this equipment, as it is a bit delicate. Good luck slicing.
2070396
You don't need instructions. Look at the picture, you set the bread on the horizontal piece of plastic, put it through the archway until it hits the barrier(adjustable for thickness of slice.The archway has a slit that the knife uses as a guide and that's it.My problem with the product is that it is too small for the bread that comes out of my bread maker. It is designed for a loaf about the size of a store bought loaf.
2070397
Not to worry! it's very easy to use. pull down the plastic panel, slide your loaf in firmly, slice down through the slit. I have to trim the sides of my bread machine loaf just a little so it will fit in easily. It is fairly sturdy, and helps me get an even slice.
1126016
There are essentially NO instructions in English. The included instructions are entirely pictorial. I consider it a weakness that there is not more substantial written documentation, but your girl will be at no disadvantage due to language.
286972
The Mah Jongg playing cards did not have instructions. Since we play with tiles, we pulled out the tiles that are not need for the American Version. We used the sliders to hold our cards. We did not build walls and just pulled the cards from the pile. If you do not play Mah Jongg then you will not understand what I am talking about. You can order a book on how to play Mah Jongg. Please do not think this is the same as when you play it on the internet. Hope this helps.
59869
I honestly do not remember.. Sorry, but I believe all instructions etc....we're in Japanese
1225574
Inside the BB cream box there should be 4 sets of instructions written in 4 different languages; English, Korean, Chinese and Japanese. The fake BB Box just has SKIN79 printed inside; I don't have any photos for this but I have checked and can confirm that both of mine have the instructions inside in 4 different languages." Were your instructions written in those 4 languages? Thanks!!! I'd like to buy this, but I am afraid of fakes, and korean of course
1288440
Actually, I started learnign it before I ordered it. There are a number of "Experts" that post how to videos on You Tube, that was a great starting place for me. There are some that go in a series and some that go all over the place. Also using the show me how button on the upper right is a good place to go for basic stuff, but to get really crazy, I recommend the You Tube teachers.
593722
The instructions on the back are all in Japanese but there are plenty videos on youtube that show you how to make them > http://youtu.be/JWf3q4fGKK4
1842400
Well there are no instructions because it's only a deck of cards. There's no set tricks or anything you're expected or supposed to do. What helped me out was going to YouTube and learning a couple of helpful tricks, try that!
1113674
It doesn't. It only comes with Japanese Manual. But you can easily search on line to find the English version. There are also few Youtube videos out there.
2215051
Mine did not come with an English manual. From reading other's reviews I've see many ask for English Manuals, there are picture diagrammed instructions that come with the product and it's pretty easy to use.
1728369
It is a little tricky to learn and would be hard to explain in words. A demonstration would serve you better. Perhaps YouTube might have a video. Once folded in half, grasp each side and twist until it all folds into a circle.
399859
It's in Japanese, but you can find instructions for it online in English. I still got a lot of fun out of it!
2241869
Honestly (and I apologize, I know this isn't going to be much help...) it's usually an experiment to figure it out. We lay it on its side (one door and about four panels touching the ground) and collapse the sides until we find one that naturally collapses. From there, it's kind of like folding a map--we'll fold a side in, and if it doesn't feel like it's collapsing naturally, we'll unfold and try another side. I know this sounds tedious, and I think it took us about 5 - 10 minutes the first time, but after you get it once or twice it just gets easier to fold. We can usually get it into the bag in about a minute. Good Luck---Happy Holidays!
650251
Watching the youtube video is the easiest way to understand how to set it up. Also, when you go to fold it up I had to turn it with the instructions facing down toward the ground to get it to fold up properly. Not sure why but that was the only way it would fold up.
1859593
I'm not sure. The entire thing, including the directions, are in Japanese so we were never able to use it.
69946
No These are imported from Japan, so most likely English instructions do not exist. But the diagram on the side is pretty handy. Alternatively watch this video provided by Hario https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhD5obtB5Ek&feature;=youtu.be
1302009
I bought this for my nephew a while back. As far as I can remember, I'm pretty sure it is from Japan. All the instructions were in Japanese.