Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

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• 2018/05/25 (Fri) 15:49
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FA,

Thank you. \I called the company at 226-7212 and had everything set up. I was told that the validity period was one month within my personal Billing Period, but as we proceeded, I was asked when I would arrive in Japan and when I would return, so I told them the dates, and they said they would validate me for ＋ one day during that period.

I was also given the number +1-817-698-4199 to call for a fee, since +1-888- would not work if this plan was not activated after arriving in Japan.

Well, it is nice to save money by using Skype, but I started to think that it would be easier to have unlimited calls for only $5. However, the lady who answered at International Sales this time had a very strong accent, probably of Southeast Asian origin, and I had to listen to her back and forth frequently until the end of the call.

• FA
• 2018/05/27 (Sun) 00:21
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I'm sure you don't use the map app or the transit app, but for $5 you get unlimited talk, text, and data, so I think it's a great deal. 817 number I didn't know.

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• 2018/05/27 (Sun) 20:42
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No, I use it. I mean, I have Yahoo's "Y! Transfer Guide" as an application, but I have never used this application seriously since I spend most of my days walking in Shikoku, Japan.

Still, I used it once from Kuramae station on the Toei Oedo line to Tokorozawa on the Seibu Ikebukuro line, and the first of the two transfers was at Hongo Sanchome station, where there is no underground passage between the two stations and I had to go above ground once. Especially from Oedo line to Metro Marunouchi line, there is no guidance at all and you are completely lost. Even if you look at the following YouTube video, there is no signage when you go up the escalator and come out to the ground. I don't even know which way to go when I get to the sidewalk.

The correct answer is to go around the block in either direction, and if you go inside the block, you will find the Metro ticket gate, but until you know that, you are a "lost kitten".

Anyway, the subway station is a train station, but the train logo blends into the messy urban landscape and we, Urashima Taro, can't tell the difference. It's hard to be a jounger.

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• 2018/05/28 (Mon) 09:01
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Forgot to put up "YouTube below." Both are to the right of where you left off, but you can also go to the left.

https://youtu.be/Vk78uZaPpLk

https://youtu.be/Qy09pZE2R6Y

Well, it doesn't matter to most people, but even if there is an underground walkway in Tokyo, the first time It is always lost when you come to that place for the first time. If you have a limited amount of time to spend at a meeting or at work, you may not have to worry if you watch a video of such a place on YouTube at the same time as you use "Y!

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• 2018/05/31 (Thu) 08:58
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This time my wife withdrew 50,000 yen using her Union Bank debit card at a post office in Japan, and the bank's online statement showed $463. That is about $1 → 108 yen.

And I was aware that the fee for one withdrawal was $5, but the statement showed only $ 0.02 + $ 2.25 as "ATM SRCHG RVRSAL". I wonder if the fees have been lowered.