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@ 15:25 today — Advanced notice! It’ll start after I get a haircut 💇‍♂️ I often came here when I lived in my last apartment and I still return to see my old barber. I wouldn’t go anywhere else ;) let’s have a look around and explore the EKI-MAE a word everyone should know. See you soon at 15:25! -John

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Japanese Train Stations | Eki-Mae Shopping & Dining

Japanese Train Stations (especially Japan Rail - JR) are important to towns esp outside the city centers. The “eki-mae” 駅前 in Japanese or “station front” is where many essential businesses are located. Today, we’ll explore a train station in Chiba and what you’ll find in front of it. If you’re moving to Japan and living outside Tokyo, Osaka and urban centers, train stations will be your best friend! Where is this? MOTO-YAWATA STATION https://goo.gl/maps/k3AVaQmPP5M2 (Connecting train lines here: JR Chuo and JR Sobu Line, Toei Shinjuku Line (subway) and the Keisei Line (aka Asakusa Subway Line to Narita Airport - Haneda Airport) #trainstation #japan #駅前

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Nz17

1) Who is Joe Bu, and why do so many Japanese speakers seem to want him to die? ;-) 2) Little known fun fact: Omotesando is Japanese for "emotional sandwich." The large statue of an emotional sandwich is what draws many tourists and locals to Omotesando. ;-) 3) Why do you keep going to the same barber when he cuts your hair too short or not the way you want it, charges a bunch of money from you, and then you "have to" hide your hair under your hat for a few weeks until it grows back long enough? Your barber seems like a nice guy but... yeah.