Japanese Phrases for Travelers: What Staff Will Say to You (Arrival to Departure)

Japanese phrases for travelers, the other way around: not what you say, but what staff in Japan will say to you. Follow one trip from the airport train to your flight home. Each line plays once at natural speed, with Japanese, romaji and English on screen, and a short reply you can use. Search terms: japanese phrases for travelers / japanese for tourists / japan travel japanese listening At airports and big hotels, staff often speak English. But it helps to know what the Japanese means. Two replies that do a lot of work: お願いします (onegai shimasu) · yes, please 大丈夫です (daijoubu desu) · no, thanks, when staff offer you something (a receipt, a bag) Good to know: hotels in Japan ask to see the passport of guests who don't live in Japan. The 500 yen temple fee in this video is only an example; each temple sets its own. 0:00 Where to? (a quick quiz) 0:14 Airport train ticket counter 0:49 Hotel check-in 1:16 Ticket gate: my card isn't working 1:37 Busy restaurant: wait, then order 2:07 Cafe: for here or to go? 2:23 Clothing store and temple 2:43 Taxi 3:00 Hotel check-out 3:18 Airport check-in counter 3:47 Two replies that do a lot of work 4:00 Review: just the staff Eating out in Japan, step by step: At a Tokyo Konbini    • Japanese Listening Practice N4 | At a Toky...   · How to Order Ramen    • How to Order Ramen in Japanese | Ticket Ma...   · Izakaya with Friends    • Japanese Izakaya Conversation | Ordering w...   The voices in this video are AI-generated (Gemini TTS). The script and every Japanese line were checked by our team. Department of Japanese. One habit of Japanese, taken all the way down. If a line here left you unsure, ask in the comments.