Yotsubashi Station — Local services in Osaka

My experience was reduced by this station master. The gate at another line did not scan my QR although the door opened resulting in I couldn't get in to another station.

I asked what can I do now and he said "it's your mistake, why are asking?" Am like "I am not blaming just want to know what I can do now". "I let you in to rescan your code and leave"

All this while he has a very rude body language, not looking at me, turning away and almost shaking impatienly while showing me the translated massage.

Amazing. I guess Osaka expo has made this station master very very tired of foreigners but it's still his job to help people as the station master. Been to Japan so many times and this is the worse SM ever. If he couldn't handle the crowd or foreigners, maybe he should work at another station with...

The usual subway station in Osaka. This station is quite big as it connects 2 railway lines. As usual like most stations in Japan, they make you walk a lot underground. Most exits do not have lifts nor escalators (it is a rare find if you come across one!) It is a problem for elderlies, people with disabilities or tourists with large suitcases because you are forced to go up all the stairs by your feet. Other than that the station is clean. Staff are trying their best to assist even if they speak...

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