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• 倍金萬
• 2018/12/25 (Tue) 09:52
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https://youtu.be/vGY2-HCtOio

Suica card function is also based on "View Card", a credit card account of JR East, which gives points within View Card. But even if you create a Japanese credit card account, hey ！.

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• 2018/12/26 (Wed) 10:10
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Walmart, Subway, convenience stores, and the recently opened 85℃ Bakery have adopted contactless payment devices, which sounds really cool, but when I thought about it, I came to the conclusion that in the U.S., I don't need a mobile wallet since I can pay by inserting my credit card's IC contact point into these places. However, when I think about it, I came to a conclusion that I don't need a mobile wallet in the U.S. because I can pay by inserting a credit card IC contact.

Therefore, even if I switch from Sprint to T-Mobile, the mobile wallet function and video recording 1920x1080-30p are attractive, but the Galaxy A6 costs $400, so I think I would be fine with the same $175 Galaxy J3 as before. I am now thinking of using Galaxy J3 which costs $175. So I will continue to use my regular Suica card in Japan.

So I will continue to use my regular Suica card in Japan, and I will also use the 90X zoom, 1920x1080-60p, 256 gram video camera that I paid 24,000 yen for in Japan the last time I was in Japan.

• 倍金萬
• 2018/12/27 (Thu) 09:04
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For overseas travel from Japan, an article titled "Overseas Travel Insurance … Unexpected Pitfalls" appeared in the Net Yomiuri. Please refer to it as it is quite applicable even if you are coming from here.

https://www.yomiuri.co.jp/fukayomi/ichiran/20181225-OYT8T50098.html?page_no=1

• 日本行き
• 2018/12/27 (Thu) 18:26
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Mr. Doubokujinman, what do you do about travel insurance? I am not sure what to do since it costs almost $100 for a week at AAA. I couldn't buy travel insurance from a Japanese insurance company on my cell phone in the U.S.

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• 2018/12/29 (Sat) 09:52
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Japan-bound,

I am at the "buy when you feel like it" level, and in the past I have only clicked on it when it automatically appeared on the screen when booking online with Delta. I don't remember how much was medical insurance for medical expenses at the destination. I think the maximum amount of expenses for an Emergency Visit was written in monetary terms. "In AAA, it is almost $100 per week," which seems a bit high to me since I also go to Japan for more than 2 weeks. However, it is $300 for 3 weeks, which is not bad if it pays up to, say, 5,000,000 yen ($45,000) for medical expenses. Well, insurance is like a "gamble" and you have to take it or leave it. I am also a member of AAA, so I will look into AAA travel insurance. I wrote in #711 that "it is quite applicable even if you are coming from here", but I am sorry that I seem to have led you to make a mistake. Maybe the Japanese insurance company's website will not allow you to buy it from overseas. I meant to say that this would be helpful here as well, as it says that you should have a good grasp of the "terms and conditions" and "coverage" before buying travel insurance. It also cautioned against buying tosa without checking the contents at the airfield when you leave.