Where to Park Your Car in Japan — The One Phrase for Tourist Drivers
To say where is the parking lot? in Japanese, say 駐車場はどこですか？ (chuushajou wa doko desu ka?).
You rented a car. Now you need to park. But Japanese parking lots work differently.
駐車場はどこですか？
chuushajou wa doko desu ka?
where is the parking lot?
Why this phrase
Japanese parking lots use a ticket system. 'Paa ku' is parking, and asking 'where is the parking lot?' gets you to the right place. A survival phrase for tourist drivers.
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