Entry
This time I arrived at Narita Airport on an evening flight. Since there were so many passengers arriving in Tokyo during the summer vacation, the queue started far away from the checkpoint. I had to wait in line for an hour just for the customs clearance procedures. Fortunately, VJW had pre-emptive facilities. The order is set and the scan check is very fast! But there are still many foreign tourists who fill in paper forms on the spot, right! If you are traveling with a baby or an elderly person, you can pass the customs quickly.
Keisei Electric Railway
After getting your luggage, follow the signs and you will see the Narita Airport Terminal 2 station. There are clear directions inside the station. Platform 1 is for the NARITA SKY ACCESS LINE and platform 3 is for the Keisei This line. For detailed stops, please refer to the official link:https://www.keisei.co.jp/keisei/tetudou/skyliner/tc/traffic/pdf/railmap.pdf
The millionaire caught up with the Narita Airport Line bound for Tokyo at 20:43. Considering the time constraint, the millionaire’s plan this time was to go from Narita Airport to Higashi Matsudo Station, and then transfer to the JR Musashino Line from Higashi Matsudo Station.CVS Bayside Hotel New Building, because this time I stayed at the affordable CVS Bay Hotel, and there were only convenience stores nearby. The rich man planned to have dinner while transferring at Higashi Matsudo Station, and then buy some supplies at the Maruetsu supermarket in the station. This plan even led to the rich man himself. I admire them all (laughs).
Higashi Matsudo Station Introduction
Higashi Matsudo Station is a transfer station for the Hokuso Railway North Bus Line, Keisei Electric Railway Narita Airport Line and JR East Musashino Line. Many friends who go to downtown Tokyo and Tokyo Disneyland will probably take the Kyoto Narita. Regular trains and limited express trains will pass through Higashi-Matsudo (HS05) Station, and take the Kyoto Narita SKY Access Express from Narita Airport. It takes about 30 minutes to get to Higashi Matsudo Station. But the Skyliner on the same platform does not go to Higashi Matsudo Station, so be careful.
For detailed stops of Keisei Electric Railway's various trains, please refer to the official website:https://www.keisei.co.jp/keisei/tetudou/skyliner/tc/traffic/pdf/railmap.pdf
Shocai Kitchen Izakaya
It was already 9:20 pm when the rich man arrived at Higashi Matsudo Station. There is a chain of izakaya shokusai kitchen next to the station. It was his first time to dine here. Another advantage of choosing an izakaya is that the opening hours are relatively late, so you don't have to worry about going hungry.
The dining area is actually just like an ordinary restaurant, it is bright and clean, and there are small private rooms on the side. Unfortunately, it lacks the lively atmosphere of an izakaya, but there is no one making any noise, so you can have a good meal in peace (laughs).
Looking at the meals on the menu, the rich man was shocked. The prices were very affordable, wow! You can add barbecued pork to ramen for only 99 yen, and children's meals are only 400 yen. Did you read that correctly?
You can find all kinds of Japanese food, the variety is very rich, it’s really amazing!
The rich man chose the classic Japanese fried noodles that are a must-try in Japan, and the little rich man chose Chinese soy sauce ramen. After a short wait, the hot ramen and fried noodles were served. I was really hungry, and they both tasted good. Ramen It tastes a bit like QQ noodles, and I like it very much. The Chinese soy sauce ramen is only 499 yen, and the Japanese Yatai fried noodles are only 599 yen. The price is actually cheaper than eating in Taiwan. Other Japanese-style fried chicken, kebabs, etc. The food is also very affordable, but when I think about going to Maruetsu supermarket later, I just want to eat ramen first (laughs).
Store information
Business hours: 11:00 ~ 01:00
Address: 1-142, Higashi-Matsudo, Matsuda City, Chiba Prefecture
maruetsu supermarket
Maruetsu Supermarket is a Japanese supermarket chain. There is a branch in Higashi-Matsudo Station (Maruetsu Higashi-Matsudo Station Store), which is really convenient. The business hours are also in line with JR operating hours, from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. at night. The store staff are really working hard.
The space inside maruetsu Higashi Matsudo is not small. It is much larger than the Seijo Ishii you will see at ordinary stations. The variety of products is also very rich. As soon as you enter, you can see the Muscat and Kyoho grapes that you will eat in Japan this time. There are peaches, which is really great. I must eat all you can this time.
There are a variety of snack biscuits, and everything looks delicious. The exaggerated Japanese design is really interesting, making the rich want to buy every one (laughs). Although I don’t like children eating snacks, I still bought some in the end to avoid The little rich man was hungry when he was on his way.
Boxed snacks take up a lot of space.
Calbee's thick potato slices are less greasy and rich people like them very much.
There are also a lot of alcoholic drinks under 1,000 yen, which should be considered quite affordable, so share them with friends who like to drink.
In the bakery section, the prices are cheaper than Taiwan’s Quanlian Supermarket.
There weren’t many things in the deli section. In the end, the rich man bought tamagoyaki, grilled chicken skin skewers, some snacks, sugared oranges, juice, afternoon black tea, and instant noodles, and planned to have another midnight snack at the hotel (laughs). Phew~ Let's go to the hotel.
Store information
Business hours: 07:00 ~ 01:00
Address: 〒270-2225 2-181 Higashimatatsudo, Matsuda City, Chiba Prefecture
further reading
Nagoya, Japan urban transportation/one-day pass/sightseeing bus/strategy sharing
Nagoya is the third largest city in Japan. There are naturally hundreds of modes of transportation. The transportation that foreign tourists often use when visiting Nagoya includes the Nagoya Municipal Subway, Nagoya Railway and sightseeing buses. After spending 5 days in downtown Nagoya, I would like to share the transportation and tickets used by rich people.
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