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• 倍金萬
• 2019/04/08 (Mon) 10:37
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There is a strange app called Suikakeibo, and I put it in my current phone
and scanned my Suica card, and it showed everything from when I bought my Suica card last June
to when I took the train to Narita Airport
to when I took the train to go back here to the history including private trains and the fare and how much I paid. and when and how much money I added to it.

When I travel to Japan again, I am wondering how much money I have left in my Suica
This app is very useful.

It gives me a detailed list of all my
deposits and withdrawals, including those I used my Suica card for shopping and other things besides train fare.

• 技巧派
• 2019/04/09 (Tue) 19:51
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I have never used it.
Mobile Suica
https://www.jreast.co.jp/mobilesuica/index.html

• カーシートのこと
• 2019/04/09 (Tue) 23:56
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What is everyone doing about the car seat situation while back home ？ I'm embarrassed to say that at my parents' house, the whole family seems to be smoking me for insisting on a car seat. They seem to think I don't need it.
Even if it is required by Japanese law, there are cases where it is not a violation not to use a car seat, so it is not clear or not well thought out …
I was really looking forward to going back home, but now all of the fun has gone down.

• 倍金萬
• 2019/04/10 (Wed) 10:08
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Mr. Technician,

I searched for "Mobile Suica" in Google's Play Store, thinking I could put the Mobile Suica app itself into my Android device, but while the Google Pay app is listed at the top, "Mobile Suica" is not. But I couldn't find "Mobile Suica" although Google Pay app is listed at the top of the list.

Apple Pay seems to be able to copy and import Suica cards that you already have via NFC.

• 倍金萬
• 2019/04/10 (Wed) 10:35
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＞ What is everyone doing about car seats while returning home ？

I expect that someone who is familiar with the issue will eventually respond. I hope someone who knows more about this issue will respond to my question.

They often say "narrow Japan", but both roadways ・ and sidewalks are extremely narrow compared to here, so it is very dangerous to ride a bicycle. In spite of this, there are seats for small children in the front and back of the bicycle, called "mama-chari," available from major manufacturers.

If a car were to snag even a little bit on one of these, all three of you would be thrown out, and it would be really tragic if you had head injuries or other problems. I often walk on the roadway of a busy national highway in a rural area, but there are no sidewalks, so I get nervous every time I hear a car approaching.