Do you have a map of these locations? I'll be in Japan in November and would love to visit as Clannad was an anime that helped me deal with a lot of emotions and difficult subjects over the years
Hello! Question! So if I would choose not to get a reserved seat, can I just use my JR Pass to enter the gates/wicket? Also when you purchased the reserved seat ticket, do you just keep it for inspection? Thank you very much!
You don't have to get a reserved seat, just keep in mind that you can then only sit in the non-reserved section (usually the first 3 or 4 cars). Some lines like the Sakura Shinkansen (between Shin Osaka and Kagoshima) do have reserved seats only. Outside rush hour or the holidays or if you travel a short distance it usually won't be a problem to travel without seat reservations. You always insert the JRP into the wicket to pass through, regardless of having reserved seat tickets or not; the reserved seat tickets are basically there to locate your seat, so you don't insert them into the wicket. There is always the possibility that train staff will ask for the reserved ticket, but during my last vacation they never did.
If you’re traveling solo then it’s okay not to reserve seats. I’m here in Japan now with my wife and I reserved and printed out all our tickets for multiple trips.
Thank you for this. Do you know if they have these vending machines at Shinjuku Station? or are these only at Shinkansen stations like Tokyo and Shinagawa? Thanks
I never reserved them online so I'm not sure, but I suppose you need to since the new JRP doesn't have the passport number printed. The old JRP had the passport number written on it.
No revving, cars are tastefully done which show respect of car owners for their machines. That is how it should be done, preserving, not destroying or changing it for views. The culture and people are joust different in some places. Nice interesting cars.
My list of Japanese Cars : Toyota Corolla 1977 > Sold Honda Civic 1978 > Sold Toyota Carina 1981 > Sold Nissan Laurel 2.4E SGL Aut. 1985 > Sold Nissan Laurel 2.4E SGL Manual 1986 > Sold Nissan Laurel 3.0E SGX+ Aut. 1988 > Sold Nissan 280ZX Targa 1980 > Sold Nissan 300ZX Turbo Targa 1985 > Sold Toyota Supra Aut. 1983 > Sold Daihatsu Charade Gtti 1990 > Sold Subaru Impreza 4WD 1999 > Sold Lexus LS400 1994 > Sold All Sold, stupid me!
Wow i never know about this thank u for sharing it's just so sad that so many lives were lost and that japan and the United states's had to fight one another but any war is sad and not pleasant my grandfather who is now deceased fought the Japanese in ww2 in the new Guinea campain battles may all the souls lost in ww2 from both sides rest in peace and the one's who maybe still around thank you for your service i salute you all
Las torres están muy mal echas ahí porque faltan los demás edificios del wtc y el diseño esta horrible porque después de los tridentes había un piso de 8 mts y ahí terminaban esas barras y se hacían más pequeñas para que quedará igual que las ventanas
No tenian espacio para todos los edificios del World Trade Center,solo podian hacer Austin J. Tobin Plaza ademas se feliz que es lo Mas cerca al WTC que derrumbaron. Ya el otro modelo que sirve como un memorial del atentado (el que estaba en un departamiento de bomberos en Nueva Jersey) se jodio completamente
All these famous towers look as high as a house. I'm not sure of the scale but they certainly look around 1:30 or 1:25. The famous twin towers were about 1365ft tall and these here look about 45/50ft. It's all so impressive, especially all the detail.
