How to Find the Exit in Japan
To say exit in Japanese, say 出口 (deguchi).
Tokyo Station has over 50 exits. How do you find the right one fast?
出口
deguchi
exit
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- 出口 deguchi Exit
- 出口はあっちです。 Deguchi wa acchi desu. The exit is that way.
Why this phrase
Reading 「出口」 (exit) and 「入口」 (entrance) signs in Japanese train stations and malls. Two signs, every station, never get stuck underground again.
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