The tiny English words will guide you in Japanese airport. I just followed the croud. There was a shuffle to the other end of the hall where was a passport check with finger prints (electronical) and photo taking. Such a long queue took only half an hour. After that was declaration where were handsome guys with dark blue suits and caps. The man I talked with wasn't the best in English so it was quick to answer I started from Finland and changed the plane in England and Hongkong. Sayonara!
I changed some money. I found the currency exchange by asking twice from the stuff.
Next I was looking for the bus to the hostel and again asking twice from the stuff I found a place to buy a ticket. Then I asked from one old man behind the desk to be sure that I'm going to the right train and I got a positive answer + it's the second stop I have to get out. I found out it was more like metro, not a train as I thought. Or a bus... 😃
Hey Hanna, I'm not sure what you mean when you say this "from the stuff" it doesn't translate well from english as what you are exactly saying. I think that you mean from what you know or from a book? Or information that you have with you?
VastaaPoistaOh me, oh my! Bernie, you're good at teaching English! I meant "STAFF", not stuff. Thanks! LOL
VastaaPoistaOh me, oh my! Bernie, you're good at teaching English! I meant "STAFF", not stuff. Thanks! LOL
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