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Hi,

I am traveling to Taiwan but I will stop at Japanese airport for 2 hours.  I am just wondering if there are any special shops/restaurants in Japanese airport I have to go/try it out?

Thank you.
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Have been there long long time ago,As i remember there nothing specail to see or watch.
And they don't really speak English.

But only 2 hrs in there .Time go really fast.

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I think most of the shops/restaurants are in the "non-restrict" area in the Narita airport. So unless you admin into Japan (custom) and re-enter, you cannot get to most of them. Most transfer flight you will just stay within the terminal 2 building and yeah... ANA is there...

If you can get to Narita Namamise, it's the largest airport duty-free brand boutique mall in Japan.
Got this from Narita site:
Please note:
Passengers departing from Terminal 2 do not have access to “narita nakamise”.
Passengers departing from the North Wing in Terminal 1 also have access to “narita nakamise”.  

http://www.narita-airport.jp/en/ ... index_nakamise.html

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原帖由 pokii 於 2008-5-7 08:59 發表
Have been there long long time ago,As i remember there nothing specail to see or watch.
And they don't really speak English.

But only 2 hrs in there .Time go really fast.


since you said its long time ago, maybe they already hired someone who can speak fluent english or even chinese haha

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原帖由 Mr.JPG 於 2008-5-7 09:16 發表


since you said its long time ago, maybe they already hired someone who can speak fluent english or even chinese haha




agree

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原帖由 Mr.JPG 於 2008-5-7 09:16 發表


since you said its long time ago, maybe they already hired someone who can speak fluent english or even chinese haha

Nope! It's a miracle to find one Japanese airport staff who can use English to communicate with you! Can't believe it, huh?!

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就算係 Honolulu DFS 用英文同D sales 問野都有問題啦
你用英文問拒用日文答

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原帖由 Mr.JPG 於 2008-5-7 10:26 發表
就算係 Honolulu DFS 用英文同D sales 問野都有問題啦
你用英文問拒用日文答


hahaha, that's true... but a majority of visitors to Hawaii is Japanese... so can't blame them speaking Japanese even tho u asked the locals in English...

my Japanese friend told me that flying to hawaii from Japan is like a ripoff...going internationally and when she landed, it is like never left Japan at all.. .hahahaha

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But I found out that unless you need very specific help, body language and "single word" english work best for shopping in Japan.
e.g.
use simple word like: "cut" instead of "alternation" when you actually want your jeans shorten...

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