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They can still block any traffic from the exit nodes. All the ISPs in Japan can null route all traffic from Tor exit node IP addresses. The list of addresses is published by Tor so people can do just this (it's not meant for the ISP level, rather, they publish it so people can block Tor from message boards and such). This would prevent all Tor traffic from entering Japan's networks directly

Using a proxy immediately after Tor would be the only solution to this, but even this could be blocked since lists of public open proxies are maintained in a number of locations such as XRoxy.

He knows more than you do about computing so calling HIM dumb, when YOU are forced to ask questions on how he outposts yourself, even registerd lusers, and blows off the puny restrictions here (and elsewhere)?

Maybe some people have better things to do than go here and recycle open proxies with this. Get a life and stop being so full of yourself. If you think you're somehow "l33t" because you can operate a web browser and click some buttons you are more pathetic than I could have imagined. :-*

Appear to come from a different country and name yourself "Raoul Sexout", and say that you are a male escort specializing in cougars.

http://www.xroxy.com/

try using an open uk proxy http://www.xroxy.com/proxy-country-GB.htm

You might try a Thai proxy

http://www.xroxy.com/proxylist.php?port=&type=&cou ntry=US&latency=&reliability=#table

find an open proxy, and in firefox, select edit -> preferences -> general -> connection settings. choose manual proxy settings, and enter the ip and port for http proxy. set it back to whatever it was before when you're done.
btw, you can test the great firewall of china while you're at it, there are chinese proxies, too.