"Riding the Queen Elizabeth 5: Language and Customers" > 자유게시판

Since it was a Golden Week cruise departing from Yokohama, there were many Japanese passengers. Every night, the schedule for the next day was placed in the room, and it was written in Japanese. However, the official language is English. The restaurant was also written in Japanese, but I could communicate with the staff, and if I could speak English, I would have enjoyed it even more. Also, the couple I met at the restaurant were American. I was a little disappointed that I could hardly speak English, even though I graduated from an English department. I want to study English again. The customer base is really diverse. As expected, there are many people over 60. There are also people in their 80s who are clearly enjoying themselves. There are people in wheelchairs and people with canes. Basically, it is barrier-free. On the other hand, there are also people who seem to be traveling alone. It might be a good idea to just accept it, get a cheap room, and enjoy the deck and bar. If you accept that "rooms are only for sleeping," you can have as much fun as you want.

There are Japanese staff, but they are few in number.

There is also a casino, by the way.

There was also a course on casinos.

There is still a world I didn't know about.

There is still a world I want to see.

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