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#1
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  • 2018/02/14 11:44

Those of you who have crossed the ocean to come here to Los Angeles and Japan
are always concerned about something related to your travel between Los Angeles and Japan.

If you have anything to say or questions, please feel free to write.
I'll try to write "something" as well.

Example :
What means do you use to call when you return to Japan?

Which seat on the plane do you prefer, Aisle or Window, front, back,

Which airline do you think has the best food?

Which mode of transportation do you use to get to the local area?

and so on and so on

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#566
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  • 2018/10/04 (Thu) 17:00
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Here was the origin of platform 0.

https://news.mynavi.jp/article/20131022-kyoto/

But even this explanation is confusing. When I got off the Shinkansen Hikari and took the Fukuchiyama Line to Maizuru, I was told that this platform is platform 30 of the conventional line, but the further you go down the transfer corridor, the younger the platform number becomes. This made me completely lost. Anyway, as you said, there are only lines 0 to 10 in the corridor there. When I asked people, they told me to go to platform 0 anyway, so I went there with half a doubt, and found that there was a platform from platform 30 onwards.

From platform 10, we suddenly jumped to platform 30, Tuno !

We finally got on the express train and sat down. I was surprised to see her. She was a young lady on the Shinkansen, but she was an old lady in a uniform. I really felt that I had come to a rural area. I am sorry, auntie.

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#567
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  • 2018/10/04 (Thu) 21:50
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>>Yokosuka ・ Sobu Rapid Line from Shonan area to Narita Airport via Sobu Line

This explanation is a bit different even for Mr. Baikinman who knows a lot of things. Yokosuka and Zushi are not Shonan. I think Hayama is also called Shonan by some magazines. Well, it doesn't matter.

By the way, the birthplace of Shonan is "Oiso".
Eight successive prime ministers have lived here, so it still has a classy atmosphere.
The view of the sea from here is magnificent~ !.

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#568
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  • 2018/10/06 (Sat) 09:47
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> Yokosuka and Zushi are not Shonan

Thank you very much for your detailed explanation. You are certainly right. The Series 217 suburban trains coming from southwest of Yokohama and entering the Sobu Line from Tokyo Station and going toward Chiba were Yokosuka Line ・ rapid trains directly connecting to the Sobu Line in the colors of the Ska Line. The colors of the Suka Line and the Shonan Line are clearly different, but I was born on the outskirts of Tokyo on the Sobu Line, so it seems that I was mixed up in the colors.

However, there was also a 217 series train departing Narita Airport for Ofuna, and the line continued on to Fujisawa ・ and Chigasaki, so I must have had the word "Shonan" in my head. "Oiso" reminds me of Prime Minister Yoshida who got mad and poured a glass of water on the reporters.

When I visited Yokokawa station in Gunma in 2014 to visit the apt-type line of Usui Pass, this Shonan color train was parked next to the Degoichi SL, and I heard that it had spent the rest of its life on Takasaki line, but now it is completely retired. But now it is completely retired. I took a picture of the combination of Degoichi and Shonan color because it was a precious moment.

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B9%98%E5%8D%97%E9%9B%BB%E8%BB%8A#%E8%BB%8A%E4%B8%A1%E3%81%AE%E8%89%B2

https://imgcp.aacdn.jp/img-a/600/400/aa_news/article/2018/01/16/5a5dc49f92b2f.jpeg

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#569
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  • 2018/10/06 (Sat) 10:17
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Although not in "Machikado," I posted a photo of the aforementioned combination of Shonan Color and Degoichi in the "Machikado Photo Album. I should have uploaded more, but I was on my phone.

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#570
  • ashitano
  • 2018/10/12 (Fri) 07:42
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I had heard that the windows on the B787 are not equipped with shutters and that they can be brightened or darkened, but when I actually experienced it, I was surprised to learn that they can be brightened or darkened. When flying from LA to Tokyo, before the B777, it felt like daytime all day long, but on the AA B787, the pilot darkens the windows after a while to create the sensation of nighttime. When you think about it, when you arrive in Japan, it is the next day, so you spend a fast night before arriving in Tokyo the next day, and as if you had spent a fast day during the flight, they lighten the windows before arriving in Tokyo to make it look like morning. Breakfast is also served on the plane at that time. When we fly back to LA, the windows are darkened long before we arrive in LA to create a long night, even though it will soon be night from Tokyo to LA. Then we would have breakfast and arrive in LA. I see.

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