graciemckitten
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When Stephanie and Pottie took the bullet train from Tokyo to Nagano to see the monkeys, it looks like they paid almost twice the normal fare for the one hour 22 minute trip on the bullet train in order for both of them to be pampered in the first class accommodations on the train. A reserved seat on this trip is usually ¥11,840 what is $77.49. The gran first class carriage was ¥20,960 per person which is $137.01 per person. You know they rode first class on the way back to Tokyo also. The fare for the Japan gruesome twosome was $279 versus $154 for the two of them to receive first class treatment for one hour 22 minutes train ride ( that is why they were the only two people in the carriage). Stephanie tried to say that they thought they would indulge himself for this one trip. Bullshit.
You know that she also business or flew first class on the majority of her trip to and from Japan. She had a very pricey vacation with her first class travel, four and five star hotels and restaurants, and shopping hidden away from the view at the little pink camera. Her trip ended of course with the there day poor little me, little orphan princess in Japan and China and at the train station in a very inexpensive dress, greasy dirty hair, eating macha kit kats in a highly staged scene on the train platform, before faking a broken down car, and negligently hoisting a car, sick Ratso above her head and spinning in circles in the dump kitchen, while singing, I’ve had The Time of my life. Vintage Stephanie, Jar is, lying, deceiving and grifting, every day all day.
Info on the train:
The Kagayaki is the fastest train category along the Hokuriku Shinkansen, operating only in the mornings, late afternoons and evenings. While some
operate all the way between Tokyo and Tsuruga, others operate only between Tokyo and Kanazawa. The Kagayaki stops only at major stations and features twelve cars, one of which is Gran Class, the first class service by JR. The Kagayaki is one of the few shinkansen trains without non-reserved seating. A seat reservation is mandatory. When all seats are booked out, standing tickets can be purchased.
Gran Class is a new ultra-luxury service, it is clearly first class. With only 18 seats per car, there’s plenty of room to relax and recline.
Luxury Gran Class cars at the front of these trains feature 18 spacious, automated, reclining leather seats, each with a footrest and reading lamp. On the Kagayaki service, dedicated Gran-Class attendants are also on hand to serve light meals and drinks and to provide complimentary items.
This carriage is followed by the Green Car, featuring paired reclining seats either side of a central aisle. In standard class, every seat on each train is fitted with its own power socket. Alternate carriages feature washlet-style toilets with heated seats, and the train is also equipped with two wheelchair-friendly restrooms.
Nagano Station
Nagano City’s most popular attraction is Zenkoji Temple, known for its gigantic Sanmon and Niomon gates. Nagano is better known though as a jumping off point for the Japan Alps, and the popular ski resorts of Hakuba, Shiga Kogen and Nozawa Onsen (also known for its hot springs). Other nearby attractions include the town of Obuse, the former home of famed ukiyo-e painter Katsushika Hokusai, and the snow monkeys of the hot spring town Yudanaka.
Take a look at the info on the gran train carriage
www.jreast.co.jp
shinkansen-ticket.com
Watch the video below to see the gleeful, smug, grifting, deceitful Japanese gruesome twosome enjoy their first class journey, service, and first class meals. Stephanie complained about having to get up at 5:30 in the morning in order to continue her trip to go see the monkeys while on her 6th or 7th free luxury vacation of the year.Two grifters on a train. Priceless.
You know that she also business or flew first class on the majority of her trip to and from Japan. She had a very pricey vacation with her first class travel, four and five star hotels and restaurants, and shopping hidden away from the view at the little pink camera. Her trip ended of course with the there day poor little me, little orphan princess in Japan and China and at the train station in a very inexpensive dress, greasy dirty hair, eating macha kit kats in a highly staged scene on the train platform, before faking a broken down car, and negligently hoisting a car, sick Ratso above her head and spinning in circles in the dump kitchen, while singing, I’ve had The Time of my life. Vintage Stephanie, Jar is, lying, deceiving and grifting, every day all day.
Info on the train:
The Kagayaki is the fastest train category along the Hokuriku Shinkansen, operating only in the mornings, late afternoons and evenings. While some
operate all the way between Tokyo and Tsuruga, others operate only between Tokyo and Kanazawa. The Kagayaki stops only at major stations and features twelve cars, one of which is Gran Class, the first class service by JR. The Kagayaki is one of the few shinkansen trains without non-reserved seating. A seat reservation is mandatory. When all seats are booked out, standing tickets can be purchased.
Gran Class is a new ultra-luxury service, it is clearly first class. With only 18 seats per car, there’s plenty of room to relax and recline.
Luxury Gran Class cars at the front of these trains feature 18 spacious, automated, reclining leather seats, each with a footrest and reading lamp. On the Kagayaki service, dedicated Gran-Class attendants are also on hand to serve light meals and drinks and to provide complimentary items.
This carriage is followed by the Green Car, featuring paired reclining seats either side of a central aisle. In standard class, every seat on each train is fitted with its own power socket. Alternate carriages feature washlet-style toilets with heated seats, and the train is also equipped with two wheelchair-friendly restrooms.
Nagano Station
Nagano City’s most popular attraction is Zenkoji Temple, known for its gigantic Sanmon and Niomon gates. Nagano is better known though as a jumping off point for the Japan Alps, and the popular ski resorts of Hakuba, Shiga Kogen and Nozawa Onsen (also known for its hot springs). Other nearby attractions include the town of Obuse, the former home of famed ukiyo-e painter Katsushika Hokusai, and the snow monkeys of the hot spring town Yudanaka.
Take a look at the info on the gran train carriage
Service | GranClass | JR-EAST - East Japan Railway Company
Introduction of service | GranClass Official Web Site
www.jreast.co.jp
Shinkansen Ticket Online Booking : Tokyo to Nagano
You can book Shinkansen/Bullet train tickets from Tokyo to Nagano online here. Price: ¥10,940~. Time: 1 hour 22 minutes~. We purchase tickets for you and deliver to your hotel.
shinkansen-ticket.com
Watch the video below to see the gleeful, smug, grifting, deceitful Japanese gruesome twosome enjoy their first class journey, service, and first class meals. Stephanie complained about having to get up at 5:30 in the morning in order to continue her trip to go see the monkeys while on her 6th or 7th free luxury vacation of the year.Two grifters on a train. Priceless.
nom- - “I just want to slap Phiphi- that smug, trumped-up, 
