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Train station madness (Day 5)

(Guys sorry for posting this really late, I just got really lazy. Kind of expected from me but again sorry.)

Now guys, if you go to Japan and go to the train station for transportation just let me tell you this: It's confusing. Okay? You have to buy tickets from machines but I'm sure that there will be someone in the comments saying "TheRogueRavenclaw, buying tickets are easy." Well you know what? There are LOADS of train lines like the Kintetsu Line, JR Line, Namba Line and etc. And all of them lead to certain places. So if you take the wrong train, you'll get lost. Okay? Now back to the machines, the machines have an English feature so that's good but the confusing part is that you have to get the right payments. (If you don't understand there's a picture on the top of the page.) So example: I want to go to Osaka Namba with my family. I press the Namba Line button on the screen and pay the payments. An adult cost 360 yen each and I have three adults in my family. I press the button on the side that indicates 3 adults.(By the way I forgot to tell you that people 13 above are adults.) So I pay 1080 yen and then there's me so that means I press the button that indicates 1 child then I pay 200 yen. After that I get the tickets and insert them in the ticketing machine and take the train to Namba. So that's the process. Confusing? I thought so but it's harder if you want to go from let's say Tokyo to Osaka. You take some trains then take a shinkansen or bullet train(Tickets are really expensive so make sure you got yourself a lot of money on you.) to Osaka and badabing badaboom you're there. And to see what I mean with the train lines and stuff, here's a picture:

But anyways, that's all I got for this one. Once again sorry for the late post.