I sometimes feel like I belong in Japan; maybe that's why Tokyo is one of my favourite cities in the whole world! What I loved most about being in Japan last month was the efficiency I enjoyed EVERYWHERE we went. 
Throughout our stay, we took the public transportation of course; cab rides in Japan are very costly. B did an awesome job of being our official tour guide, deciphering this map; which if you ask me, is oh so confusing! But then again my sense of direction has always been bad.
Anyway, the trains never fail to arrive on time, and commuters queue up when boarding. There is no need to push or cut queues; Japanese are well-behaved and respectful. Seats in trains meant for the elderly are rightfully occupied and the trains are always spic and span inside.
Dining in restaurants and fast food outlets is also a pleasant experience. With impeccable service and everything in place for your complete convenience, dining in Japan was memorable! Patrons diligently return their trays and trash empty boxes according to the where they should be discarded and again; we were always promptly served. I also have to stress on the politeness of Japanese; something we Malaysians can't shout about when it comes to customer service.
It seems like everything from customer service and high-quality products to efficiency and even factory maintenance, Japan has it all covered. Is it a wonder then why Japan remains in my heart?
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Throughout our stay, we took the public transportation of course; cab rides in Japan are very costly. B did an awesome job of being our official tour guide, deciphering this map; which if you ask me, is oh so confusing! But then again my sense of direction has always been bad.
Anyway, the trains never fail to arrive on time, and commuters queue up when boarding. There is no need to push or cut queues; Japanese are well-behaved and respectful. Seats in trains meant for the elderly are rightfully occupied and the trains are always spic and span inside.
Dining in restaurants and fast food outlets is also a pleasant experience. With impeccable service and everything in place for your complete convenience, dining in Japan was memorable! Patrons diligently return their trays and trash empty boxes according to the where they should be discarded and again; we were always promptly served. I also have to stress on the politeness of Japanese; something we Malaysians can't shout about when it comes to customer service.
It seems like everything from customer service and high-quality products to efficiency and even factory maintenance, Japan has it all covered. Is it a wonder then why Japan remains in my heart?
-FC Scoreboard points for my first THREE commenters-
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