So now that we’ve been here a week time to reflect on the positives and negatives.

On the upside….

We are still very much impressed by the level of politeness here. From buying something at the corner convenience store to being one of a billion people on a train platform. Everyone is so polite. I’m still amazed that with the intense crowds, nobody pushes or shoves nor does anyone butt in. If that happens it’s usually a traveller and not a local. Everyone lines up at designated lanes for the trains in an orderly fashion. When getting off, everyone gets off in an orderly manner as well. I find this truly amazing given the amount of people going through this system. While on the Shinkansen (bullet train), an officer comes by to check tickets. As he and anyone else working for the trains leaves your car, the walk towards the door, turn, bow, walk out backwards through the door and then leave.
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On the downside…….

While there have been many things impressive about this trip, there have been a few frustrations. First is around money. Very few banks will accept foreign cards. Also, very few small town places accept credit cards. Our Suica cards (transit cards that can be used for trains, buses and merchants at the train stations can only be topped up with cash. The strange thing is that you can buy tickets and charge it to a credit card but you can’t top up the Suica card with a credit card. Before going to japan, take lots of Yen out and also have a Visa or MasterCard.