like get in the phone I was like whoo
whoa well it was the biggest button of
course in red by the way everything is
very straightforward in America there's
like one or two buttons for everything
so Japan everything seems very
technologically advanced so far hey guys
and gals on ask Japanese traveling to
Japan and traveling around Japan is a
lot of fun but sometimes things can go
terribly wrong and this time we're gonna
go and ask Furness who are travelling
Japan right now what terrible terrible
travel fails they had had during their
time here in Japan so let's go and ask
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Oh only the worst form is this morning
because we were meant to meet at 11:00
but my jetlag was so bad I didn't wake
up till about half an hour ago wow it's
almost 1:00 now so we got ready quickly
you tried to wake her up when she didn't
I had to get the hotel to call her room
to wake her up because she was not
answering her phone so this morning when
you tried to reach her hub what did you
do so we had to spell her name kind of
in like phonetic Japanese I like she a
cheater or like how to spell the name
got Crower
instead of chloe and they were like oh
we got it we got it good oh and I was
like get in the phone I was like whoo
whoa well they tried to say your name on
the phone what you're saying they don't
understand the pronunciation style
stairs I said oh my god I'm so sorry I
said they're waiting I tried to grab a
coffee but I couldn't make the machine
work and I was like to know what this
morning is not going well it's not going
well but now we're gonna get four
pancakes so happy are you gonna make it
up to her now yeah I'm gonna take her
some time Cakes take some things as soon
as I got here I showed her get to an ATM
18 was not working and I was like first
of all I couldn't identify an ATM I
didn't know which ones were the ATM at
the airport and that was my first fail
right away right after the plane did you
bring any cash with you or did he have
no cab no I just finished work the night
before I had four hours to pack and head
to the airport and I came from Texas
actually to here as there was a long
journey tight schedule
yes so after you finally got your cash
at the airport I assumed what was the
very first thing you bought train
tickets this camp might be a little bit
of too much information but I couldn't
find the button to flush the toilet I
was really going in circles around the
toilet I'm like where is it
that can be confusing do you have like a
toilet with like loads of buttons but
you're not sure yes
there was buttons everywhere I'm like
this is an airplane or a toilet what is
this so I was alright yeah
where was it what did the button end up
being it was the biggest button of
course in red by the way he's like
overpowering with all the buttons yeah
it was it was a lot it was a lot plus it
was not in English I could understand
our Spanish or Portuguese or any
language I speak so yeah it was it was
hard so did you just go like which one
yeah I try I press a bunch of them until
I flushed so yeah one of them gave me
music yeah you pushed a bun so then did
something come out of the toilet well I
wasn't close enough I was respectable
distance so did accidentally did you
activate the other thing where it's
sprays I know that one no no no no that
one had a symbol so I could tell not to
press that one yeah say if you were
saved there always play safe yes always
try to play safe
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so we've only been here for less than 24
hours so far but we had to use the
manual at our Airbnb to figure out how
to use the AC use the toilet use all the
electronic devices there's a manual in
the air B&B mmm-hmm which is very
helpful because we don't speak Japanese
so so without the manual they were lost
100% okay what happened like did you
like I don't know how to there were so
many buttons and I was very overwhelmed
I didn't know how to work anything since
we're brand-new to the country so
everything is very straightforward in
America there's like one or two buttons
for everything so Japan everything seems
very technologically advanced so far is
like an extra button for everything yes
which was the most confusing
electronical device and that you really
needed the manual for so far the toilet
air conditioning did you also need a
manual for that yes yes I did we also
don't use Celsius so I had to convert
things on my phone to figure out how to
use it and use the Google Translate scan
yeah so that it would translate all the
words for me so you actually like put
the the camera over it how does that
work yeah there's a app so you just hold
it up and it will translate in real-time
which definitely helps since I don't
speak the language was it difficult with
the Celsius switch / - yes I'm not
familiar with it at all so everything so
far is a little bit crazy it feels like
I'm on a different planet but we've been
making it we were able to get our bags
catch a catch a cab and make it here
this morning so you made it we know
how to take a metro it's a truss
or Oh
so the first time you failed a lot with
the Train yes yes a lot okay you tell us
what happened the Roku Wow Shinjuku it's
very very big so it's really really
difficult to to find where you want to
go and it's easy to get lost in JUCO is
a nightmare which to run for the first
time here is you brother and you have to
cook everything else on the plate I was
like oh my god I don't know how to do
everything everything burns egg wow how
did it look at the end yours was good -
to hide it we went to Miyajima and the
shrine was under construction and so we
didn't see it oh no we went through all
the way yeah and you can't see any
construction for I think we ate sushi in
the street apparently you cannot do that
in Japan it's not
to eat in the street apparently did you
get some weird looks how did you even
get the sushi out onto the street like a
to-go box of sushi there's no seats
we're wanting to go and so we're like oh
we're just gonna get a tube of go bucks
and it's a minute in a common travel
fail that can happen to you here in
Japan is when you get an electric card
the sukkah card on which you charged
some money with which you will travel if
you don't have enough money on that card
you will not be able to go in and out of
the barriers which can be very very
embarrassing because you're the only one
who stops the barriers closed everyone
lines up behind you everyone gets a
little bit I'm ready cuz they want to
get out of the station or out of the the
area so that's the thing that has
happened to me several times it's not
enough money on the sick of the barriers
close it goes Bing bong and you have to
go back and apologize to everyone behind
you and it's it's it's embarrassing you
don't want that to happen always make
sure there is enough money on your suka
card I had the vice versa problem with
one of my friends they had enough money
on the sukkah card but they lost a seka
card and ended up stranded in yokohama
and had to go and fetch them and give
them enough cash to travel back round
back out and so they could actually
withdraw later on the next day so that
was a bit of a drama that happened so
always make sure you have a bit of cash
on you and you always have enough money
on your psychic card there's a little
advice when you travel around Tokyo and
the psychic card has different names in
different parts of Japan but tell me if
you have a sticker you can use it pretty
much anywhere even in convenience stores
so anyways I hope you have a great day
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