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• 倍金萬
• 2019/03/05 (Tue) 16:06
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I found the above question when I was looking for various grizzly things.

I heard that both JAL and ANA domestic flights at Haneda Airport are until 20 minutes before departure time.

I have been from Keikyu domestic terminal station to ANA terminal 2 several times, but this is the first time for JAL and I can't get lost on the way, so I checked this thoroughly.

First of all, Terminal 1 is located at the rear of the Keikyu train platform. Take the escalator up one floor and you will be on the Keikyu ticket gate floor, then take the elevator to the left and get off at the 2nd floor.

After depositing your wand at that counter, you will only need to proceed to the security checkpoint. On the other side of the counter on the second floor are various stores, among them is a specialty of Haneda Airport called "Soraben Workshop" which opens at 5:30 a.m. I checked it out, and it turns out that they open at 5:30 a.m. I thought, "Well, I guess I'll buy my breakfast here.

Even if the lunch box contains sauce or soy sauce, it is only a little bit, and the security checkpoint is easily passed. Tea is sold at any price on the floor past the security checkpoint. Ever since I was a little girl, I enjoyed eating ekiben while looking out the train window, so I am glad that I can do that on the plane. What surprised me in this preliminary investigation was that Google Map's Street View allows you to see not only the View of the road but also the departure floor of the airport as shown above. That's how I found "Soraben Kobo". The Haneda Airport official site's map does not show that much.

https://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1315/A131504/13096872/dtlphotolst/1/smp2/

Looks delicious,...

• ashitano
• 2019/03/07 (Thu) 08:53
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The bento certainly looks delicious. If you are going to Tokushima, if you are lucky enough to have good weather, you may be able to eat it with Mt. Fuji, though you have to sit on the right side to see it. When I went to Okinawa, I could see Mt. Fuji diagonally to the right and took a good picture.

• 倍金萬
• 2019/03/08 (Fri) 13:46
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A few years ago, I went to Shikoku on the route you mentioned and in the seat on the right, and I could clearly see Mt. Fuji clearly. I hope it will be clear this time, too.

This time I will use JAL's one-way fare of 10,290 yen if I make a reservation 3 months in advance. If I can get a seat, I will take the one in front of me on the right window side. I will also try to get a seat in the front row on the right window side if I can.

ANA does the same, but for some reason JAL also uses this old B767 which can seat about 240 passengers. Tokushima and Kochi flights have fewer passengers than Takamatsu and Matsuyama flights, so a 165-passenger B737 is sufficient, but due to the absolute shortage of B737s and A320s, a good B767 is still used for desert-bound flights.

• 倍金萬
• 2019/03/11 (Mon) 16:08
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https://youtu.be/ufplqhi0BZo

This is a detailed description of Japanese baths or onsen in English.

I wish I could take a relaxing hot spring bath in a remote hot spring resort and enjoy the snowy scenery.

• 倍金萬
• 2019/03/11 (Mon) 16:38
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https://youtu.be/ev93FNJy7Ws

This NHK World introduces Japanese vending machines.
I have only bought drinks, but
you can get anything now.

Once I went to the station to buy lunch at the station kiosk cum
7-11 in the morning ・ as I was leaving from a rural station, but it was too early and
not open.

I had no choice but to take the train and start walking from a few stops away,
about 8 km into the countryside I found a vending machine,
I thought, what the hell, I'll have a cup of warm coffee to settle my stomach,
and tried to buy some. I found 'oshiruko', a sweet red-bean soup.

I bought two cans of this, which were about the size of a coffee can.