If you sign up do they let you watch from inside frigging Japan?

this would be more appropriate after exams were done.

but i guess that's the whole point >_>

I have to mention here that while I love Crunchyroll, I do not approve of it's methods. I signed up for the two-week free trial, watched the Simulcasts of SoRaNoWoTo and enjoyed Durarara in all it's glory, but then I forgot about the site for a little while (because of FUNi having FMP) and then my credit report rolled in and it turned out I somehow ended up buying two months of Anime membership. Which is exactly where I got off in terms of Crunchyroll's business practices. It never tells you the trial must be canceled yourself at the end of it, as I simply assumed it worked like any other trial in that it automatically cut off your privileges when the time went up. Evidently not so, and I spent around an hour trying to figure out how I ended up with the purchase.
/rant

@oswaldtherabbit I have never seen a trial that would just cut off privileges after the trial was over. All of them say that you must cancel before the trial or they will charge (Crunchyroll does as well). This is not a Crunchyroll specific practice. There are plenty of other companies do the same thing.