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I've definitely seen calculators at UFJ ATMs. There are all-in-one sinks at one of the cinemas around where I live, they're the absolute worst, because it's fr
by glandium 4y ago
I've definitely seen calculators at UFJ ATMs.
There are all-in-one sinks at one of the cinemas around where I live, they're the absolute worst, because it's frequent that you trigger the soap dispenser or the water while you're drying your hands.
ISTR braille on cans is also in other countries.
"What you see is what you get" is commonplace at Mos Burger, and is actually not that great, because it's a mess to eat, unfortunately...
- astrange 4y agoI think it’s fallen off a little, but it’s common for shop cashiers to calculate how much you owe on an actual calculator and just show the screen to you. In a way this is surprisingly practical, but I think the assumption is that elderly customers don’t trust cash registers and want to see the workers actually adding up some numbers. Also, the real lesson from the food pic is that Starbucks Japan has way better limited drinks. And the real mystery is why Starbucks US had app ordering and a point card for years before Japan did.