When you visit Japan, you can use your VISA, MASTER CARD and AMEX like you do back home with exception of ... people may ask you following question. "Do you want to pay it at once?" 「いっかつでよろしいですか？」 What is that mean? Why do they ask that question? Well, unlike credit cards in the US, Japanese credit cards require you to pay 100% every month except you ask your merchant to charge it over period of ...
"Your Name" 「君の名は」is one of the most popular anime in Japan in 2016 and was release in the US in 2017. Have you seen it? Did you like it? If you watch it in Japanese, did you understand it?...
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In the US, elevator ground floor numbers are marked with ☆ sign. In Japan, there is not such sign but usually floor 1 is the ground floor.
One of my staff came back from Japan today. She brought me back the coaster that sucks moisture and keep itself dry. It is very cool. She told me it is a hit product in Japan. I am going to Japan next Monday. Do you have anything that you want me to report on?
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One of the most beautiful things when you visit Japan is that there are many things that are new being coexisting with old things. Tokyo was burned to the ground toward the end of the World War II, but Japan rebuilt itself. But they kept a lot of old things. Amazing accomplishment.
Enjoy the views of Shinjyuku 新宿 Have a good weekend, wherever you are....
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I got a INVOKE intelligent digital assistant from Microsoft and human Kardon. I asked it to say something in Japanese. Here is what happened. Your browser does not support iframes.