It's another whole day in Tokyo and I spend time at the coffee shop drinking ice coffee. Would you take iced coffee without cream with cream?

 

 

 

When you're riding the crowded train Japan, it is customary to wear your backpack in the front to avoid hitting people in the back. There are many customs like this to avoid possible conflict.

 

 

 

I recently met with a company that produces secure private offices for home use. These offices offer features such as entry and exit monitoring, along with noise isolation. The startup is looking to expand its market into the United States and has asked us to evaluate the potential. I believe with a few minor adjustments, there could be a strong market for this product in the U.S. Without knowing too much about it, what are your thoughts on this idea? If we were to promote it in the U.S., do you think it would have market potential?

 

Here is wha I think.

 

 

 

 

I had Paella at the restaurant near business meeting this afternoon. It was a complete lunch with salada and a roll, plus Paella and iced tea. All this for 1,480yen that is less than US$10. There is tipping either. Nice!

 

 

A little and small iced coffee at Starbucks inear Shonbashi staton. This little salad sandwich and small coffee cost little under ¥1000. That's about seven dollars but the increase sales tax and there's no tip in Japan. Not tipping in Japan is the greatest thing compared to the United States.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I woke up at 4 o'clock in the morning and got to the airport just before 5 AM. I checked in with WestJet and took my flight from Seattle to Calgary. This is my first time flying with WestJet. The flight from Seattle to Calgary was only about an hour and 15 minutes. I am currently at the Calgary International Airport, waiting in the international departure lounge. I have about five hours before my flight to Tokyo Narita. So far, everything has gone very smoothly, and I am relaxing at the lounge. I am looking forward to seeing what the WestJet business class is like. Compared to other business classes, this is unbelievably inexpensive. I paid just over $2,000 for a round-trip from Seattle to Narita via Calgary. If I can get this kind of pricing, I will probably use this route more often.

 

 

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I am traveling to Japan starting tomorrow. While checking in for my flight, I realized that my GLOBAL ENTRY expired on August 30, just 5 days ago. I went to the government website and renewed it, but the status is currently under REVIEW. I hope I can use it for this trip. If not, I won't be able to use TSA PRE and expedited immigration when I return.

 

 

 

The hydrangeas blooming in my garden are probably the last flowers of the season. It's gradually getting cooler in Seattle, but there's a forecast that the temperature will rise again to nearly 30 degrees Celsius in a couple of days. Tomorrow, I’m departing for Japan on a 7 a.m. flight. This journey will take a route I’ve never taken before—flying from Seattle to Calgary in Canada and then from Calgary to Narita. It’s going to be a very long journey. The flight time itself isn’t too bad, but there’s nearly a 5-hour layover in Calgary after the early morning flight. I’m curious to see how it goes, and I’ll report back on the experience!