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• ばいきんまん
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• 2024/05/15 (Wed) 10:53
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Home Away In other words, I'm writing this using cell phone reception

many miles away, where my home WI-Fi doesn't reach.

I could write this in Japan under the same conditions.

• ばいきんまん
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• 2024/05/15 (Wed) 11:04
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However, in Shikoku, we will be walking all day long, and when we get to the inn

we will probably fall asleep after taking a bath and eating dinner.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/05/16 (Thu) 10:51
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#642, #643,

＞ I open the desktop version on my phone and write

I use my phone, so I can choose any time and place.

I can write on the top floor of the Sky Tree in the middle of the day

even in a crowded train in the morning. I won't stop by that area this time, though.

From Japan ・ Please stay tuned 、、、、、、

• ばいきんファン
• 2024/05/16 (Thu) 12:31
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＞ I am writing this using a cell phone signal.
＞ You could go to Japan and write this under the same conditions.

If you do the same thing in Japan, you will have to pay. If you go to a place with free wifi, you can write without cell phone signal, so it's free.

＞ You can write on the top floor of Skytree in the middle of the day
＞ even on a crowded train in the morning.

Sky Tree has free wifi. I guess many trains in the metropolitan area have free wifi.

＞ Transmission from Japan ・ Please look forward to it 、、、、、、

Please transmit live using cell phone signal during your pilgrimage.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/05/17 (Fri) 11:48
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Baikin Fan,

Thanks for your various instructions ・ Thank you for pointing this out.

＞ If you do the same thing in Japan, you will be charged.

I understand. I stopped by the T-Mobile office the other day and told the agent the date of my trip to Japan,

asked him to set up Talk and Data, and asked how much they charge for each.

＞ Sky Tree has free wifi. I think many trains in the metropolitan area have free wifi.

I was only referring to Sky Tree "if ． ． ． you are there", that place is not a place you want to go

again after going there once.

＞ Please don't hesitate to use your cell phone's signal to transmit live while on a pilgrimage

I hope I can meet your expectations. While you are walking on the pilgrimage, even when you are taking a break, can you afford to take out your cell phone

or not? When you arrive at the lodge, you are busy washing your sweat-soaked clothes,

having dinner, and preparing for the next day when you get back to your room. I am also a bit tired from walking all day.

I'm not sure if I can live up to the expectations of "Baikin-fan" as I'm already in my later years and easily forgetful.

I'll try my best anyway.