Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• 100均女王
• 2018/02/28 (Wed) 13:56
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I don't think I've ever had a problem with not being able to use my card except at Daiso in Japan
Mitsuwa (Costa Mesa) is a good example of a cafeteria-like place, but it's the same here.
I have never used e-money
In Japan, credit cards have a PIN code Not everyone has one, but my sister's card does When I came to America, I put it in every time I go shopping.

• チケ買
• 2018/02/28 (Wed) 22:13
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When and where do you guys buy tickets to Japan ？ The ticket that was $650 a while ago ＄ is now $850 and I'm losing my mind to go back at once. I have less than 50 days to go until the date I was planning to return, so it won't go down any more...
$ I wish I didn't know when it was 650 ….

• ぎゅぎゅ
• 2018/03/01 (Thu) 09:55
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＃ I can't say for sure since I don't know 75's dates or destination airport, but HIS has been sending me frequent notices of inexpensive round-trip airline tickets to Narita and back from HIS recently.

• 倍金萬
• 2018/03/01 (Thu) 11:31
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＞ You can only pay by cash or Waon at Daiso in Japan

Oh, I see. Two years ago I went to Daiso near Aoto station and paid
with Amex here, but I think my memory is wrong.

＞ In Japan, credit cards have a PIN

I didn't know that. Especially if you live here, you would have opened a
credit card account here, and
I was thinking of all the people who travel or return to Japan from here.
I will continue to talk from that perspective, so please bear that in mind.

But wait, I have seen endless scenes of people living in Japan paying
with credit cards for payment in Japan, but I have never seen
any scene where they put in their PIN. Could it be a debit card with credit card function
（ or a cash card ） as they say in Japan?

My debit card also has MasterCard functionality
and can be used like a credit card. Also, I always put
my pass number when I pay here or in Japan.

However, the maximum daily payment with a debit card is very
low, like $500. Japanese bank-issued cards seem to be able to withdraw millions of yen at a time,
and because of this extremely high limit, they have become a target for oleore scams.
I wonder why it is set so high.

• 倍金萬
• 2018/03/01 (Thu) 12:09
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#75 As Chikebuyer and

GyuGyu said, I went to H.I.S. and suddenly

"Los Angeles ↔ Tokyo $ 580 ～" came up. I followed the screen and put in
LAX-NRT 4/18 - 4/25, which is about $ 628 for a direct flight.
I didn't go further because it was tedious, so I don't know if this amount is fare only
or if it also includes Tax/Fee/Fuel, or which airline.

Also, on the Delta site where I always look for the lowest price,
LAX-HND Nonstop 4/15-4/23, there was $ 724.31. This is
total price.

I've been scouring various airline direct and travel agency sites and there seems to be a decent
price. Good luck.