日本から東南アジアまではアクセスが良いって英語でなんて言うの？

*Southeast Asia is easily accessible from Japan. -Accessible is an adjective of access It means that it's easy to travel to Southeast Asia from Japan. *The easiest way to travel to Southeast Asia from Japan. -We used "easiest" instead of easier because you are comparing more than two places. Example Sentences: Southeast Asia has the cheapest clothes. Southeast Asia has cheaper clothes than Japan.

The example of "it's easy to access Southeast Asia from Japan" is an excellent way to say this. I have included some other examples using words like accessible and easy. When speaking with people about journeys, it is always helpful to give an indication of how trouble-free the journey is.

There are numerous ways to explain how easy it is to get from Japan to South East Asia. For example: "It is easy to get 'to' South East Asia 'from' Japan" or "South East Asia is easily accessible 'from' Japan". Both sentences explain that there is easy access to South East Asia from Japan. The word 'from' in both sentences lets the reader or listener know that the starting point is Japan and that the end point is South East Asia.

"It is easy to get from South East Asia to Japan." This explains that it is simple to go from one place to the other. "It is easy to travel between South East Asia and Japan." This also explains that you can travel easily from one place to the other and back.

If something is 'a piece of cake' it means that it is something which can be done or achieved without any difficulty - or in other words, simply. "Driving on the left hand side of the road is a piece of cake once you get used to it."

Easily accessible...says it all ;_D Easy to reach...& Easy to get there! "South East Asia ... is easily accessible from Japan!"

"It's easy to move from (place) to (place)." In this sentence you are telling the person how easy it is to go from one place to another. For example: It is easy to move from Japan to China. "It easy to access (place) from (place)." Here you tell the person how accessible a place is or how easy it is to get to it or reach it. For example: it is easy to access Japan from China. However, this sentence is more often than not used for objects or reaching people. For example: It is easy to access your daughter's phone from the internet.

To tell somebody that it is easy to reach a certain place from another place, you can say: "It's quite easy to get from Japan to Korea."