A short honeymoon travel vlog transcript in which Luis Lan and a companion arrive in Japan, prioritize getting internet access (deciding between Wi‑Fi pack vs. SIM cards), buy a 16‑day unlimited SIM, use Google Translate heavily, and navigate trains/subways (JR tickets, track numbers, Chuo/Chu line, walking vs. taxi). The clip records on-the-ground decisions (buying SIMs, finding currency exchange, ticket machines), brief pricing (5,800 yen noted), and lighthearted arrival banter about reaching their hotel and the accommodations.
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5,800 yen.
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Just got off a plane. Got all our luggage. First thing we need to do is try and get Internet so we can navigate our way through all the trains and subways and bullet trains. I thought we were gonna get a little wireless WI fi pack, but I guess Lost in Translation we didn't get that. And we ended up getting SIM cards. Figure that out later. That took a little bit, but that was the first thing to do. One, we can know where to travel. And two, it's the best way to get anything translated to shout out to Google Translate. You can just take a picture of things and it'll translate it to English. It's helped us a bunch on this trip. As well as being able to type in English and just show it in Japanese to too. So let's get going. Yeah, we need that for Wi Fi.
How many? One or two?
One.
One. Ninja Pack. For how many days?
Sixteen days. Unlimited.
Sixteen days here. Unlimited for one?
Yeah, for one. Oh, okay. I can use my credit card.
What?
I can use my credit card. I don't have cash right now. Credit card? Yes, please print. Do you know where the Kix Exchange is?
Exchange. And that's where it has the machine.
That way. Okay.
Thank you. Okay. Thank you so much.
And then it doesn't come with like a little WI Fi pack? Or do I just put it in my phone? Oh, I have to put it in my phone?
Yes.
Oh, okay. You want to. Okay. Yeah. Another one.
One more. One more. Okay. Same price for 5,800 yen. Thank you.
Have a good one. Yeah. We're together. All right. So we have to take the train and then take another train and then maybe a bus to get to the hotel. We'll see how it goes.
I don't know.
Yeah, we don't know. But we'll figure it out. How you feeling? She's feeling like this. We'll see how it goes. I think we just need one ticket for a day. Okay. That one. The Bento.
Which one's the water? I guess this one. I don't know. Natural mineral water. Oh, I guess that's supposed to be a smaller one for those. So. Made it to Ben Tensho. No idea where we're going. Chu Line.
Or we can take a taxi to the Chew Line. To a tram. Or the Chew line.
And walk. 14 minute walk. Oh, Lord.
Or we can take a taxi. Yeah. The Square. I think to the subway. Subway line. The Chuo Line.
Do we need to buy a ticket.
Over there.
Okay.
Thank you. Huh? Yeah.
The JR tickets, please. Okay.
Thank you. Oh, thank you.
Very nice guy. But he snatched our tickets.
No. God.
Go up and down. I think he stepped up. You have numbers before you press the station name.
Should we just take the stairs?
Oh, it's too heavy. Wait, were we supposed to press those buttons?
I don't know.
Oh, it's moving. Okay. All right. No. No jumping.
Oh, my God. Oh, Jesus.
No banging on the door.
Hooray. Hey, I see a tube.
We made it to the tube.
It's Sam.
That's it. That's it right there.
Sam.
We made it.
I'm not gonna kiss you guys. I grew up.
No kisses. One floor away from.
Oh.
Two floors away from the top.
Okay, Here we go. Wow in the world.
Welcome to our honeymoon.
We're in our honeymoon. Nice time to be spoiled.
We got a Transformer as a toilet. Autobots, transform. Or are you.
