[Helping the old and taking the young to travel] The first time in Fukuoka, I found that the middle school student Zaizai is the road god...

[That year, Geshida Cruise 🚢 went to Japan (5)] In fact, this cruise is on the Korean-Japanese line. The first time I went abroad, the first day I arrived at Jeju Island was a half-day tour with a group only because the time was too rushed, the leader did not act, and the ground pick-up was too much-almost the duty-free shop bought and bought, the exhibition hall urged, only a small city village attraction left the tourists in the cabin. Sales... I didn't even give time to take pictures... I went to the leader to complain once the cruise ship went back. And I finalized with my classmates: Since then, I have to make my own free travel when traveling abroad. Unexpectedly, the broadcast notice that night, because the typhoon landed in Nankyushu, the original plan to cancel the Kagoshima itinerary tomorrow, changed to Fukuoka to postpone the day, you can travel with the group, you can also travel freely - - yes! So fast, free travel, come to Shanghai! At that time, the network was far from developed, there was no WiFi, and there was no WeChat and QQ. All contacts were international long-distance, the signal was not good, and the cost was high. So in the case of completely no network, it is impossible for Trip.com to check the Raiders... But the newborn calf is not afraid of tigers! The three dolls are in a rush, after all, they are all Japanese animation control, and the students have more than 2,000 sets of animation and Japanese dramas to chase down, and they still have a sense of language... In this way, from the beginning of entering the Fukuoka subway, Japanese is mixed with English into the "Ask for the way to find the way" mode: change change - buy tickets - get on the bus - listen to the newspaper station - meet us to talk, the boy is "shh", staring at the operation map to listen to the newspaper station, Japanese again, English again... Uh, there is no Chinese! One stop and one stop, Nishi-Rail Fukuoka Station arrived. Looking for the exit - look at the map - look for the mall, but Qingguo is going to the bookstore, Grandma wants to buy glasses, I want to find cosmetics, everyone has to have lunch... Uh, it is really difficult for the boy! The first time I found out in a strange country, Zaizai was actually also Lu Shen! The Chinese characters in Japanese also really helped a lot - look at the map - recognize the direction - find the way no problem, simple dialogue is also a little dealt with, but when I met I had to buy cosmetics, Grandma had to wear glasses... But I was embarrassed! Zaizai shouted "this is all professional term Mom..."... dizzy! We were entangled outside Fukuoka Station, and we were immediately found by a young lady, who took the initiative to greet us and introduced himself as a volunteer in the "Fukuoka Sightseeing Case", half-work and half-reading international students, and specially provided consulting services for free Chinese tourists near the station... Uh, so good luck? Knowing the place we want to go to do things, immediately inform: go with glasses today, it is impossible to take it off the same day... In this case, we followed the tern into her sightseeing case (that is, the tour introduction office), she communicated with her colleagues, and then took a small map to lead us to walk to the glasses store, and introduced a very authentic Hakata ramen...hehe, Three babies sucked and sucked and sipped noodles, Zai Zai was a coo coo and a young lady Chinese mixed with Japanese, on-site questions, map logos, humbly learning... After that, it was relatively simple to do it. When I got on the return subway and returned to the cruise terminal, I was still satisfied with it... Chinatown Station Fukuoka Mitsukoshi Department Store Boda Maru Department Store (Fukuoka Tenjin Branch) Fukuoka, Nishi-Rail