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🚄Japan trip to Osaka on the Nankai train

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... Read moreถ้าลงสนามบินคันไซ (KIX) แล้วเป้าหมายคือเข้าเมืองโอซาก้าโซน Namba เราว่า “รถไฟ Nankai Airport Express” เป็นตัวเลือกที่ใช้ง่ายมาก โดยเฉพาะคนที่ไม่อยากจองที่นั่งหรือกังวลเรื่องตั๋วเต็มๆ แบบรถด่วนพิเศษบางขบวน (แต่ละช่วงเวลาคนเยอะต่างกันนะ) วิธีขึ้นแบบที่เราทำ 1) ออกจากด่านรับกระเป๋าแล้วตามป้าย “Railway / Train” ไปสถานีที่สนามบิน 2) มองหาป้าย NANKAI (นังคัย) แล้วไปที่ตู้กดตั๋ว/เคาน์เตอร์ ถ้าพูดญี่ปุ่นไม่คล่อง แนะนำใช้หน้าจอภาษาอังกฤษที่ตู้กดได้เลย 3) เลือกขบวน “Airport Express” ข้อดีคือไม่ต้องจองที่นั่ง ขึ้นได้เลยตามชานชาลาที่ระบุบนตั๋ว ทริคเล็กๆ เรื่องที่นั่งและกระเป๋า - Airport Express เป็นที่นั่งแบบทั่วไป ใครมาก่อนเลือกที่นั่งก่อน ถ้ามีกระเป๋าใหญ่ให้พยายามขึ้นตู้ที่คนไม่แน่น จะวางของง่ายกว่า - ถ้ามีเวลาหรือพลังเหลือ เราชอบเผื่อเวลาเดินในสถานี Namba เพราะทางเชื่อมเยอะมาก โดยเฉพาะคนลากกระเป๋า ถึงปลายทาง: Nankai Namba Station (สถานี Namba ของ Nankai) พอมาถึง “Nankai Namba” จุดที่คนชอบงงคือคำว่า Namba มีหลายค่าย/หลายสถานี เช่น Nankai, Osaka Metro, Kintetsu, JR (บางเส้นเชื่อมกัน) เพราะฉะนั้นเวลาเปิดแผนที่ในมือถือ ให้โฟกัสคำว่า “Nankai Namba Station” ให้ชัด จะได้ไม่หลงไปอีกฝั่ง แนวทางดูแผนที่ Nankai Namba Station ให้เข้าใจไว - มองหา 3 อย่างในแผนที่: (1) ทางออก Exit ที่ใกล้โรงแรม (2) จุดเชื่อมไป Osaka Metro สาย Midosuji/Sennichimae/Yotsubashi (3) จุดเด่นใกล้ๆ เช่น Namba Parks, Takashimaya - ถ้าต้องต่อ Osaka Metro ให้เดินตามป้าย “Subway” แล้วเช็คชื่อสายให้ตรง (ป้ายญี่ปุ่น/อังกฤษค่อนข้างชัด) - ถ้านัดเพื่อน ให้เลือกนัดที่ “หน้าประตูทางออกหลัก/โถงตั๋ว” ของ Nankai จะหาง่ายกว่าไปนัดที่ Exit เพราะ Exit มีหลายหมายเลข สรุปแบบคนเดินทางจริงๆ: ถ้าคำค้นของเราคือ “รถไฟเข้าเมืองโอซาก้า” และปลายทางคือย่าน Namba การนั่ง Nankai Airport Express คือเส้นทางที่ตรงและไม่ซับซ้อน แถมพอรู้วิธีอ่านแผนที่ Nankai Namba Station คร่าวๆ แล้ว การลากกระเป๋าไปต่อรถไฟ/เข้าโรงแรมจะลื่นขึ้นเยอะเลย

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