Rubie wrote:@Kuuki: That would be super cool, but I'm not TOO terribly worried about it right now. I will once I start booking and planning my trip. The signs they had in English were really good when I went and the few times I needed help, we were able to find it really easily. But then again that was in Tokyo, which is why I'm worried about other places.

jacobgrey wrote:I feel the same Moon XD I would never be able to do that. I get lost very easily, even in places I'm somewhat familiar with - I mean, I was working in London 2 or 3 days a week for 3 years before the pandemic and if I got sent to a place which was just slightly outside the neighbourhoods I was familiar with, I would get lost and take twice as long to find the place XD

Oh, same. Even when I use the GPS on my phone I seem to get turned around. I remember once going into an older part of the city for a job interview, and despite leaving with hours to spare (because I knew this would happen), I still managed to only get there 10 or so minutes before the meeting, because I spent sooo long trying to find which building it was talking about. I was almost in tears. I even called my mom like 4 times that day to get her to look at the streets on a bigger map of the city on her computer.

Of course, it didn't help that the buildings were so old that they were not well marked on the GPS, but still. It always happens regardless of where I am. xD

Kuuki wrote:That being said, once you go through security everywhere is pretty much the same. Unless it's a very remote island/airport (Like, when I went to Tahiti there were chicken running around the airport, that was hilarious)