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I'm going to be taking a my first trip to Japan mid December. Don't wanna jump around, plan on staying on Kyushu for the majority of my time there. How's Iki Island, if I wanted to explore it for a few days? Tsushima?
where can I buy some adaptors from Euro to Japanese plugs in Tokyo? I was lucky that my hostel sold them for 500 yen last time in Osaka but I need another.Hyaku-en shop maybe? any ideas?
What is something no trip to Japan is complete without?
>>2728581Mosquito Repellent
>>2728581shag a robot
Has anyone else tried walking up to college uniform girls and asking them out in english/japanese? let's exchange notes
>>2728589It's so hot these days that mosquitoes are few and far between.
>>2728598>college uniform girlsYou are mistaking Thailand for Japan.
Anyone went to a gym in Tokyo? What was it like?
>>2728598Oak: there's a time and place for everything, but not now.
>>2728580Donki and maybe Daiso>>2728581Bathing.
>>2728581A Nigerian asking if you want to see some tits.
>>2728609What's the big deal about onsens?
>>2728620It's unique to Japan and it's really relaxing. What more do you need.
Should i go to the same great hotel i went to in osaka, or try find something new there?
>>2728621Something to do other than sit down and look around.
>>2728623So you're a phone addicted zoomer. Got it.
going to soaplands has quite literally worked miracles for my japanese, both giving me a reason to continue studying and an outlet for interesting conversations that i wouldn't be able to have with colleagues from work, other foreigners, or the typical 20-questions asking 3 AM drunk at the izakaya salaryman. getting to fuck a cute girl is just a bonus. all of my friends ask me how my japanese has suddenly gotten better than theirs and i just chuckle and say i'm studying hard. seriously, if you're stuck just put down the books and start cooming, you won't regret it>inb4 conversation classes are a thingi'm sorry but i have no interest in speaking with bored retirees that are just going to ask me the same shit over and over again every week.
>>2728625you could go to cabaret clubs or girls bars and talk even more there
>>2728626cabaret clubs are boring and more expensive than cooming, they can easily take you in for 100k+ in just 2-3 hours the way they nickel and dime you. as a foreigner they WILL stick you with the ugliest girls as well. i don't recommend them to anyone. girls bars are a lot more fun of a vibe and i do go to them as well from time to time.
Going to japan for 3 weeks in november with my wife. Here's our itinerary:Tokyo, Day 1-7>Day 1-2: Stay in Shinjuku, explore neighborhoods, shop>Day 3: DisneySea>Day 4-7: Explore neighborhoods, I want to do a hike nearby? I'd love to purchase some good indigo dyed goods.Izu, Day 8-10>Day 8: travel to Shimoda, stay in ryokan + onsen>Day 9: Going SCUBA diving in the morning, kaiseki in the evening>Day 10: Travel to OsakaOsaka, Day 10-14>Day 10: Travel to Osaka and visit teamLAB exhibit at the botanical garden>Day 11: Universal Studios Japan>Day 12: Travel to Fukuoka to see the Grand Sumo Tournament, got box seats>Day 13: Explore Osaka (maybe do a hike?)>Day 14: Explore OsakaKyoto, Day 15-18>I have nothing booked here, so I am open to recommendations>I plan on heading to Sakai to purchase a chef knife (I love cooking and would love a japanese-style chef knife)Tokyo, Day 19-21>Day 19: Travel to Tokyo, stay in Roppongi >Do anything that I haven't done/grab items I wanted to purchase------I'm unsure if I have too many "explore" days. I also have nothing booked while in Kyoto. I want to do a few hikes but don't know what to choose. We're pretty fit and hike the mountains where we live frequently. I also haven't booked any restaurants yet. While I want to believe that we'll be able to just hop into a restaurant that catches our interest while exploring -- I worry that we'll feel overwhelmed when trying to find something to eat because we don't speak/read the language. Should I book some more touristy things like Skytree and stuff? I feel like the theme parks are already pretty touristy, but I can definitely add things here and there during the explore days. I'm into fun/exciting things, and also cultural/slower things.Regardless, I'm extremely excited for sumo and to go diving (along with everything else). Any recommendations are welcome and you can call me a normie tourist. It's my first time in Japan and I'll wear that proudly, kek.thku
Does Don Quijote sell decent mahjong sets, or does anyone have any recommendations for shops that sell mahjong stuff in Tokyo? I have an 8 hour layover in Haneda Airport and wanted to buy one.
>>2728580Big camera, Yodobashi camera etc
>>2728620The enjoyment of onsen is not limited to bathing in the hot springs; onsen towns have a unique atmosphere, and after bathing, visitors can stroll the streets in yukata, buy food, play retro games, and drink in the many bars. Hot springs deep in the mountains are especially blessed with scenic spots.
>>2728603Tried to once, but you needed to be a member first.
>>2728634i think don quijote is the easiest place to get them, just dont make the mistake like me of buying the combo set/mat set. it comes in a soft green bag instead of a cool case. its the cheapest deal though so thats why I got itI recommend you buy one of the AMOS sets, see here for the guide between them: https://mjg-repo.neocities.org/pastebin/Mahjong-Equipment-Buying-Guide
>>2728634>>2728642this are the mahjong sets at MEGA Don Quijote Shibuya. I bought the bottom oneI think most normal Don Quijotes probably don't sell them, but you will definite find them at a MEGA
How do I navigate around the hotels delivering my luggage to my next hotel?Do I just ask the front desk about it? Is it reliable?
>>2728653Very common and expected in Asia. The system works well you just have to request it.
>>2728653Yeah just ask at the lobby. They are extremely competent at it in my experience. Send your stuff to the next hotel the day before, and it will be there when you check in. Also very cheap, for me sending a large suitcase from Osaka to Tokyo was 2000 yen.
>>2728653>>2728666why cant you bring it yourself? t. travellet
>>2728667Because large and heavy things are large and heavy. You also have to pay more to take them with you on your train/bus/plane etc.
>>2728630>IzuIf your pic is you, nijo no sato has a canadian village, its like some tacky tourist park more than anything i think, gonna try swing by in a couple of weeks (im brit, it has british town too)
>>2728668how much more?
>>2728672At least as much as it costs to just have the hotels transport it for you. Taking a large suitcase on a bus or bullet train costs like 10-20 dollars more usually. On a plane it costs closer to 100. And that includes you having to carry all your stuff with you to the station/airport and then carrying it to your new hotel when you get to your next destination.
>>2728653Just check the hotel does it, have the address on hand and the phone number for your next hotel and pay the fee at the time. Easy.
Anyone ever do the Kirby Cafe here? Not sure if I fucked up on my reservation due to sleepiness when doing it but managed to snag a spot for 2 people but when I tried to confirm it it asked for Katakana. My dumbass filled in the top slot with my name in katakana and my friends name in katakana in the 2nd. Only just realized they were asking for my name and then my name in Katakana for the 2nd slot. I can show them my email, confirmation number and obviously have the matching phone and passport has my name in English. Should I be fine? Not sure how anal they'll be about it and if there's any way of fixing it.
>travel solo>friends and colleagues asking why get the hand waving treatment or some pointless excuse I couldn't tell them about the real reason being that I want to see autistic bullshit. Sure in a group you can sneak away for a day but if half your itinerary isn't shrines you will forever be stamped as the resident weirdo.
>>2728682By doing that they see you as a weirdo regardless. So why not just tell the truth? Why be ashamed of your hobbies and interests?
>>2728682>travel solo in Japan for the first time>one of my friends told me to absolutely fuck an escort since I'm finally going alone, and in cosplay if possible, while we were eating in a restaurantI may have a few friends, but I love them.
>>2728667Bringing large luggage on public transportation is a nuisance to other passengersYou may be traveling with the idea that you don't give a shit about that.
>>2728625Seems like it's way more expensive than just playing VRChat bro, but you do you.
>>2728629It's a total rip-off bar there.
>>2728697this makes me want to consider sending my luggage. I went with my BAS (big american suitcase) on three different local trains (to kill time and save money) between osaka and nagoya. This time i will fly down to nagasaki, and theres only a bus out of the airport. Train with suitcase is one thing, i dont want to burden niggas on the bus, even for two stops. Now, will these hotels send luggage all the way down to kyushu from tokyo and if so, is it crazy expensive? 2k sounds reasonable to osaka but this is like three times farther.
>>2728682I'm traveling alone because most people are dumb and will follow every tout, and I don't want to be dragged into that shit.
>>2728653different anon, but how do i send my luggage from narita to my hotel? i've been told i can, but i wasn't able to find the area where i could do that last time i was there. also, there's no way to do the reverse when i head back to the airport, correct?
>>2728687they are just interested/trying to make conversation you spastic autist
>>2728716>there's no way to do the reverse when i head back to the airportThat's what I did last year. There's always a Kuroneko counter in airports.
>>2728630Kyoto, Day 15-18>I plan on heading to Sakai to purchase a chef knife (I love cooking and would love a japanese-style chef knife)Why do this when in Kyoto? You do realize Sakai is south of Osaka and Kyoto is north of Osaka?
>>2728721how much did it cost? and are you able to use the same service to get your luggage brought from the hotel to the airport, or is it just from the airport to the hotel?
Rate this 2 week itinerary bros. Is this too much? Do you have any recommendations?Days 1-4: Tokyo>fly in>go to gundam base>see the gothicmade movie in theaters>see the 1/1 scopedog and smaller gundam statues at Inagi-Naganuma Station>see the eva stuff at small worlds>see the VF-25 at tokyo skytree>akihabara and nakano broadway>go to maid cafes>fuck cosplay escorts dressed as Kohaku from TsukihimeDay 5: Hakone>go to the hot springs and see all the eva shit at HakoneDay 6-7: Alpine route>go up to nagano and start the alpine route>spend night at mountain hut at murodo>second day once I'm finished travel to kyoto, maybe stop in kanazawa along the way to see the gardenDay 8-10: Kyoto>see the giant eva bust at the toei park>get entertained at dinner by a maiko>probably do some other shit, open to recommendationsDay 11: Osaka half day>see the former yokohama gundam at the expo starting next year>after that travel to OnomichiDay 12: Shimanami Kaido>cycle to ImabariDay 13: Fukuoka>go see the 1/1 nu gundam and gundam side f, fly back to tokyo in eveningDay 14: fly home
>>2728728Depends how many suitcases you send, from where, and to where. Cost me 1000¥ or so since it was from Okubo to Haneda. You can send them in every place where there's a counter, be it an hotel, conbini, airport, station, even stores.
>>2728729ngl i'm tempted to try and fuck one of those girls hanging round the same places the cafe girls stand at at 2am in Akiba.Also didn't know the Yokohama gundam is moved to Osaka, is it there in February? I missed my chance to go to Yokohama since I fucking hate crowded trains etc. and I wasn't feeling it
>>2728730oerfect, now i just need to find it when i get there. thanks, anon
>checked in>just a few people entering gateJapan is deadEveryone go home
>>2728680Just asking again since I woke up and not sure what to do. Looked it up but apparently there's no way to contact the Cafe without fluent Japanese which I'm guilty of not being able to do.
>>2728743go there in person and explain best you can you made an honest mistake.Worst case scenario they cancel the booking cos of your fuck up, but they'll probably let it slide, I mean the Japanese know how difficult their language is for tourists (and well trying to talk to them in Hub drunk in English is also a challenge so I think they'll understand)
>>2728734I think the gundam expo in Osaka starts in April 2025, but they put the gundam up already and I’ve seen people take pictures of it so you might be able to see it anyway.
>>2728745That's good enough for me. i'd have seen the Unicorn in Odaiba had I carried on walking. I went to see Rod Stewart in Ariake in March, went to the wrong place following these tourists, the attendant who "helped" me sent me the wrong way. Spoke to a jap with a thick american accent when talking English who helped me go back the right way.Fuck the Yurikamome when it's crowded
I really regret not getting with an escort during my visit. I feel like I missed out on something special
>>2728744That sounds good. I do have the email and everything else so should be fine right?
>>2728771You can get an escort anywhere dude. Why not just get one at home?
>>2728669hahaha, that sounds hilarious. Like a bad/abandoned/ironic tourist attraction.>>2728725Unsure, lol. I had it written like this because I figure that Osaka has more unique things to see and do in the city compared to Kyoto? Obviously a lot of the old world establishments in Kyoto will be amazing to see and take my time in -- so I'm not brushing them off. And two of my Osaka days are taken up by Universal and Sumo (fukuoka). Another day heading to Sakai would eat into my Osaka exploration even further. With no events/experiences booked for Kyoto yet, I felt I could burn a day to travel south a bit to Sakai. I could be wrong about all of this, though. It's my first time there and I'm obviously ignorant of all that I can do.
>>2728775What is JS?
>>2728775As what will you guys go to halloween?
>>2728581I've made it a tradition to drink a good amount on the shinkansens. Plus an eki bento. Not a degenerate amount but enough to just sit back and take the view in with some tunes going.
>>2728577Thoughts on being a dancing white monkey aka teaching English? I know it's a meme job that the locals will laugh at and it pays poverty wages, but I have about 12k saved and I just want to have a whole year to visit various places at different seasons. I'm already a teacher so it's not like I have an issue with teaching kids.
>>2728630grow up and cut the disney and universal trash out. Replace it with good food and unique experience not westernized tourist trash
>>2728784is it allowed or do you do it without people seeing?
>>2728697>Bringing large luggage on public transportation is a nuisance to other passengerslocals do it all the time - what else it the average broke person supposed to do? as long as you are properly managing your shit and getting out of the way you're fine. Even better, try relying on less garbage in your life and try to live out of a large backpack instead of hueg suitcases
>>2728785If you're just doing it for a year and have savings, it's basically just a working vacation. Iirc JET and shit is not particularly demanding work, it's shit that fresh grads with zero teaching skills do. Cost of living isn't that bad either depending on where you end up too, so you could end up saving some money overall but probably a pitiful amount. I assume you basically speak zero Japanese or you'd be considering a real job instead. Might as well apply, it's not a big deal. Lots of people do it in all sorts of countries.
>>2728682I only travel solo to Japan. I have inhuman amounts of energy on my trips. Like to be in a different city every day. I'm running around in the middle of the night eating drinking exploring. I go where I want and my itinerary is what I decide the next minute. Never book any shit in advance, never plan anything. Just have a general idea of what you want to do and never give away your freedom with tagalongs
>>2728771>something specialpaying for a fuck is something special now? yeah it's definitely a special type of soul rot
>>2728787allowed. they sell alcohol at the station stores. locals do it all the time and cops that patrol the train never have an issue unless you're falling over drunk. Believe it or not, this is even a thing on certain commuter trains in the US
>>2728792because he's a 40 year old virgin
Is it cringe to go see shrines and temples because that’s what all the tourists do?
>>2728785isn't the overhead of starting work there make the whole thing not worth it? seems like a huge pain in the ass
>>2728796no - stop giving a shit about what others think or are doing. If you want to do it go do it.
>>2728786Weird response. I've never been to these theme parks before (in any country), I'm not some "disney adult" who's going to cry seeing Mickey mouse lmfao. Those are two days out of 21.>not westernized tourist trashGive me some examples then? I'm already going to a sumo tournament, scuba diving, hiking, buying a forged chef knife to cook with, plus all the neighbourhood exploration days. I'm fine with critique, but at least put something forward instead of empty remarks.
>>2728779Elementary school girl. Basically a little girl.
>>2728772yeah can't see why not
>>2728805Look at the fucking sites, dumbass. It'd take 30 seconds and wouldn't shit up the thread if you'd taken the time to take cursory look at 'em, because the answer is there, in one of the links in the OP, that answers your exact question about good spots in Osaka.
>>2728805you should go to Shinsekai-Kokusai Movie Theatre In Okaka to show him whos the real boss
>>2728800Fuji-Q HighlandSanrio PurolandGhibli Parki think disney is good if you want to see girls dressed up in school uniforms
>>2728808I just want personal opinions from some anons. I checked all the other sites and they mostly cater to Tokyo so I was just wondering Jesus Christ you must be a non white.
>>2728809Any good shows you recommend?
>>2728655Neat, where's that anon? I want to plan a fair bit of hiking for my next trip
>>2728812You must be brown by your inability to do a basic amount of research yourself.
>>2728815it obviously difficult to research that type of stuff if you cant search in japaneseeven if you can, it would still be hard to find information on things like them allowing foreigners
>>2728805also interested in this
I wanted to go see the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant but all the roads were shut down for construction. There was a ten mile (maybe) stretch where I couldn't even exit the national route.
>>2728818I just went to the site of the tokyo one you said and half my screen was a banner for their osaka branch you fucking retardo
Is it worth going to this island? Feels like the kind of thing where you just go take a picture and then leave
>>2728836If it's not that, what else is it? Go with your instinct anon. How badly do you want to see that red wooden structure in person? If you don't a very strong desire to go, don't bother. Do what you want to do, see what you really want to see, do what will make you happyand will make you say you had a great trip. Me personally I would avoid this.
would you recommend studying Japanese for a semester in a smaller town or nah? I am undecided between Tokyo or a small town in Akita prefecture. where do you learn faster?
>>2728844in tokyo you can get by with english so maybe smaller town would help you learn faster
Felt like booking a trip at the last minute this year, I'm thinking of going from December 2nd to 21st. I might as well try to catch as much of the foliage as possible. What confuses about the forecast dates is that I'm not sure exactly what they indicate. I'm seeing Tokyo listed as December 1st and Kyoto listed as 12/12, but does that indicate the start or the estimated mid point? I'm also unsure how long it even lasts, but from what I've read it's a couple weeks, in which case I'm guessing I'll be fine. The forecasts all indicate that it's coming later this year due to higher temperatures, which seems like it has the added benefit of letting me avoid peak autumn tourist dates since most people booked earlier dates far in advance before the forecasts. What I'm wondering is what the dates actually indicate and if visiting mostly Kanto and Kansai from December 2nd to 21st is looking good for foliage this year.
>>2728845I think so too and I don't think I will get bored either because it's literally countryside, Japan :OI think chatting with middle aged men and women would be fun too
What are some good options for something like a 2 night side trip from Tokyo in November? I was thinking Kanazawa or Nikko for a change of pace but wondering what other options you guys suggest.I want something quieter and more naturey and hopefully less tourists. Ideally 3 hours or less by train from Tokyo, and not Hakone because I've been there before.
>>2728849I am going to Tsuchiura in Ibaraki prefecture. check that out. it has a lake n shiet where you can ride a bike and go around
>>2728837ok thanks anon. i was just wondering because it seems like a lot of people go there and spend the whole day and talk about how awesome it is, and i'm just trying to figure out like wtf are they doing there that's so special.
>>2728850make sure you buy lots of sweet potatos
>>2728854It's just how normies are. Who doesn't enjoy a nice day at a nice place with a nice view? But nobody is spending a whole day looking at that thing. The thing they enjoy most is the sun, the trees, the water, being on holiday, no work, no responsibilities, no stress, just freedom.
>>2728603it was pretty normal, I went to a tiny one somewhere in Shinjuku. My feet were wet from the snowfall last winter, and I tried going in my socks, but they made me wear shoes that were 3 sizes too small.Signing up for a 3 day pass was simple
>>2728790besides eating and drinking, what do you do?it's possible I can spend 4 weeks in Japan this winter, but I don't have a purpose for going there.Vietnam has motorcycles for solo chuds, and that never gets old. Eating and drinking on the other hand...
>>2728868Onsens, ryokans, smaller/remote towns/locations, nature, temples, scenic train lines. Wandering around alone various areas is enough to satisfy me
>>2728869do you meet up with locals to do any of these activities? Or is it all solo? It feels like my trip last year, but a bit less degenerate. The Osaka crew I met said repeatedly going for walk and finding food to try all day is the Osaka thing to do
Is every Japanese guy named after a city? Like Kyle Higashioka, the baseball catcher. There's a city in Japan named Higashioka. Hayao Miyazaki, the anime director. There's a fucking city named Miyazaki too. What gives?
>>2728873What are you named after? I'm named after a place that no longer exists on the map :'(
>>2728873my Japanese sensei's name was Matsumoto, there's a city in Nagano with that name as well
>>2728858I was reading about that earlier, I'll definitely try cafes along the way
>>2728871I keep to myself mostly unless someone initiates something. No whoring, no degenerate levels of drinking because it blocks me from enjoying my limited time there. I'm not a local and not really into willfully pushing into their world. Feels wrong. It's nice observing the Japanese go about their lives removed from it. >repeatedly going for walk and finding food to try all day is the Osaka thing to doAbsolutely - burn off a ton of energy and calories exploring on foot. Find some good food and keep going. Japanese portions allow you to enjoy a collection of foods
>>2728810>Ghibli ParkI wanted to go to Ghibli Museum but tickets were a gongshow to get and I unfortunately missed out on them. But perhaps Ghibli Park is a good backup option.
>>2728883Likewise. My dumbass didn't think they would sell out after only being up 2 days. Oh well, guess I'll check out the park then
>>27288842 days? Bro, it sold out within the hour, lol. Problem with November is that the museum is only open for half of the days in the month. Only two of my tokyo days is when the museum was even open, unfortunately.
>>2728880good fucking God, you are unbelievably soulful
>>2728738If you don't know, ask at the tourist information center in front of the station.
>>2728880Is this post real or satire.
>>2728890The little simple things in life are the most fucking beautiful. The Japanese have this figured out. It keeps them going. It's why I enjoy being around them. There's this silent agreement. No words needed between us. Hope you enjoy your trip if you end up going.
>>2728902everything on this site is satire - I'm behind multiple layers of irony
>going to Japan with my wife next week>managed to book the kirby cafe>it was my idea>I'm 10 years older than herWhy is kirby so fucking cute and fun? It's like looking at that stupid pink ball just erases all the stress of adult life from my brain
>>2728869How do you decide where to go, what small town to head towards, etc? I've always wanted to go do this but I get FOMO and just stay in the bigger cities. I like nature but haven't really gone outside my comfort zone, only sticking to well known places like Mt Takao etc.>>2728850Interesting, I'll check it out. Anything good besides the lake? Unique food or something?
>>2728793Eating and drinking on board is allowed only on Shinkansen and long‐distance trains. Eating and drinking on metro and suburban trains is insane. It would be tolerated on local trains in the countryside where there are few passengers.
>>2728888I only had one day that I'd be able to make in November. I got to the point of selecting the day and time, but page failed to load multiple times trying to get to the payment screen. After a while of attempts and the time slot flipping between taken and open, it finally stopped being available. It's good to go in with the mindset of not caring if you get a ticket.
Kirby is gay.Now what are some Hamtaro related things i could do?
Where do people go to halloween now that shibuya is kill
man I fucking love meeting tourist girls in Japan who are in their "yolo I'm on a holiday" modesuch easy laysgot some good Korean pussy last night
>>2728771Why would you regret such a thing lmao. If you were okay with having sex with a 40 year old chinese woman then you could have just said yes when they pester you on the street, it's not like you missed out on a big deal. It became routine for me to have to reject a handful of those every night when walking back to my hotel when I stayed near Kabukicho
Any good Internet cafes in Sapporo?
>>2728849Why not use Tateyama or Kamogawa as a base for sightseeing in the Boso Peninsula?https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e6430.htmlhttps://visitminamiboso.wordpress.com/access/bicycle-rentals/
I want to stay at an onsen ryokan WITHOUT private onsens. I want to be naked with a bunch of strangers including women as part of the immersive Japanese cultural experience. So mixed gender and no towels etc. Can you recommend me any in the Kanto or Kansai or Chubu or Chugoku regions?
>>2728622So no advice? Guess i'll go to the same one again, saves time trying to find a new one that could be worse.
>>2728939I jacked off in the ネットカフェ&マンガ喫茶 DiCE 札幌駅南口店
>>2728957I mean what do you want to hear...a hotel is a room with a bed and bathroom. They don't differ much.
>>2728697pack less shit. I do carry on only backpack and it's ez
>>2728734Is it different there at night?
>>2728961what backpack do you use?
A kathmandu nowaki 32L that I got like 8 years ago. It doesn't really matter what bag you have, just pack less shit.
What size suitcase should I fill for 2 weeks in Japan?
Anyone wanna meet up for Halloween in Osaka later? We can grab konbini drinks and take selfies with kawaii costumed girls.
What are you guys doing for Halloween TN?
>>2728977Darn I'm in Tokyo id love to joinbif I were there
>>2728978Masturbating to anime baddies
>>2728977>>2728978won't more people be out tomorrow night? since it's friday
>>2728981I honestly have no idea but today is the 31st. If I’m not mistaken they also celebrated last Friday.
I landedI am home
>>2728875Boris Stalingrad?
>>2728974How many bodies are you planning to dismember?
>>2728978I might go to a Bikkuri Donkey, or I may skip dinner and lay in bed for the rest of the night.
>>2728996Mohammed Constantinople
>waiting for train>see couple>they clueless>ask if train I’m going on go to ueno>tell them it does>it doesn’t>get off my stop and they go away
>>2728977I can possibly meet up after 1 am if there's still something going on
>>2729007yesterday I got off my train 1 stop early because I saw the only other fucking gaijins on the carriage (who got on the same place as me so were almost certainlt doing the same journey) get their luggage off the racks. My brain then told me that it was my stop and I autopiloted off the train. they didn't even need to tell me the wrong info to troll me. thankfully it was only 20 mins to the next train
>>2728978Is there anything going on around Tokyo?
>>2729022Literally sheeple....baaaaaaaa
