Like many things, the train ticket machine in Japan is the same no matter where you go – whether you’re in Hokkaido or Okinawa.
The basic procedure is:
- Look up your stop on the map above the machine to get the price
- Select the right price on the machine and pay
- Get your ticket and change
- Enter your ticket into the turnstile and retrieve it when you go through.
- Enter the ticket into the machine when exiting once you get to your destination.
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Farming Japan 
So typical. Thankfully it’s not in full Japanese lol
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Right? Most of them seem to have English, but not all.
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Yeah, getting around is the worst art of travel, even if you speak the language
but are in another town. However dealing with a machine would my preferred
way of buying tickets – as opposed to an angry lady at the counter …
Awhile ago I had to face traveling in Germany and while ich spreche Deutsch
(I used to be fluent 20 years ago when it was relevant) this was painful …
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Sorry for typos: … the worst Part of travel …; … would BE my …
Even though the worst art of travel is not too bad …
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