STORY 9 : First South American guest! But Latin! ?

Last time, I introduced the most important thing that I noticed in cross-cultural communication with
over 3,000 guests in 55 countries together with actual examples!

This time I'll Introduce the first guest Daniela from Chile in South America who stayed 4 nights in
May 2015!

Since then, I have met many Latino guests such as South America, Spain and Portuga, they are all
very in high spirits!

It may be a good stimulus for the Japanese brain tissue, so take a look! ? Lol

It began with a storm out of season!

Their check-in was in May, but this day was out of season. A heavy rainstorm from the daytime is fine
for airports and trains, but you can never drag your suitcase without an umbrella.

I received an email from her that she arrived at Narita. She came to Japan for the first time. Since I
was worried,I guided her to take a highway bus bound for Wako City where there was no problem with
the connection.

There no reply ...

Unfortunately, no reply will be received even when the bus arrived ...

She does not appear even if I went to the station every hour. . .

I forgot several times, but when I was waiting at the station,I finally got a reply from her!

"I'm already at your house!"

“Wow! What's going on?!? Well, I'm going home now!”

God, Buddha, Torsten! ?

Why did she-who comes Japan for the first time come to my home without knowledge of I'm the host?

That's because the German guest Torsten, shown in this photo, came and met them by chance!

In detail,

・ She managed to arrive at Wakoichi Station and looked for WIFI first (at that time there was still no
free WIFI at the station)

・ Entered the arcade from the building near the station and looked for WIFI.

・ She met Torsten who was playing in a crane game.

・ Torsten heard from me that "guests from Chile are coming", so he said, "Is you a guest of Shinji?"

I'm so lucky!

Hurry went back home and finally meet Daniela!

I told her

“I was really worried!”

She wasn't notice what i said and just told me.

"I'm so lucky!"

"I can meet people who help me in Japan-my first visited country!"

I don't want to complain any more cuz she smiles.

If that happens, you can only thank God, Buddha, and Torsten!

That's why a petit party started in a storm like this! ? Lol

Cheerful German Torsten

We Japanese are somewhat similar to German, and have a serious and meticulous image, right?

In fact, there are many people with that kind of character, but there are many Germans who are more
cheerful and fun!

Torsten loves Japanese manga and culture and studying at a Japanese language school in Germany.

The first thing he asked me was "Shinji, my textbook didn't say that cigarettes and beer were sold at
vending machines! I can't believe it!"

Curious and cheerful Torsten also tried this!

Germans riding on mamachari! LOL

If you mess with a latin girl, you will be in danger! ?

Meanwhile, Daniela and his group left for Kyoto Osaka after enjoying four days of sightseeing in Tokyo.

When they leave and have a lot of luggage so I driven them to the station by car, but I always say,
"Don't forget  something!"

After saying "Have a nice trip! See you again!" and went back to cleaning the room, I will find
something left behind!

“That pink exciting T-back!”

It felt like just as I thought.

Because Daniela forgot cheap watch and I sent a message to Daniela asked what to do with it just in
case.

“I will give it to Shinji!”

So !? There's no choise but to laugh... (grim smile)

Intercultural communication continues! !

The first Latin guest Daniela I met was a cheerful elder sister who I couldn't understand!

After this, there were a lot of Latin guests such as Brazil and Argentina, Latin America including Spain
and Portugal, but everyone was so great and cheerful!

There's no concept of trouble or suffering in Latin! ? Lol

Next time, I will introduce the cross-cultural BBQ that we enjoyed with many guests! Let's enjoy a BBQ
party ! ! !

See you again!