Narita Airport -> Shinjuku

Since our accommodation was in Shinjuku, we got off at Narita Airport Terminal 2 and took the 'Narita Express' to Shinjuku.
Shinjuku was the last stop, so we sat there until the end.
The train to Shinjuku seemed to run every 30 minutes, and we were lucky to get on right away because it arrived 7 minutes later.

If you follow the signs that say 'Train' after getting off at the airport,
you'll find the place where you can take the Narita Express or Skyliner.

Go to the counter marked 'Narita Express' and tell them where you're going, whether it's round trip, and what date you'll be returning, and you can buy a ticket!
The return ticket is an open ticket, so you have to exchange it for a reserved seat ticket on the day of your return.
If there's a long line at the information counter, you can buy tickets directly from the ticket vending machine next to it.
 
When you put your ticket into the ticket gate, a hole will be punched in it. Keep it safe and put it in the ticket gate when you get off the train.
When you get off, the ticket won't come back out of the ticket gate, so if you want to keep it for a souvenir, take a picture! lol

Waiting for the Narita Express!

Finally boarding! The seats have a lot of legroom and are comfortable ㅎㅎ
It takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes to get to Shinjuku.
 
After getting off at Shinjuku Station, it was an 8-minute walk to the hotel, and we arrived safely!
We were short on time, so we unpacked our bags and rushed out again lol
 
 

Shinjuku Arcade (Gigo Shinjuku Nishiguchi)

On the 1st floor there were all kinds of crane games.
It said that there were video games in the basement next door, so we went down.
 
There were tons of different video games, and it was amazing to see so many people playing them.
There was a strange-looking machine that looked like a rhythm game, so my husband tried it out, and even though it looked difficult, he played an easier one and it was fun.
A girl who looked like a high school student was playing really well wearing white gloves, so I wanted to try it lol
 
It's 100 yen for 3 songs, and I didn't understand any of it, so I just pressed random buttons.
This was pretty fun, so I think you should try it out too lol

My husband is carefully selecting a song, hesitant in the face of the language barrier lol

He ended up choosing the Don Quixote song lol Don Don Don~ Donki~ Donki Hote~~~

And then he took on the fated YATTA Expert! YATTA is one of the few Japanese songs my husband knows lol

But my husband has been a gamer for 20 years, so he was really good at it lol It was so funny.
I recommend this rhythm game!
 

My sister said that when she saw this game, she thought he would be good at it if he had a lot of hands like the elephant god… ㅎ

My husband said that he would be better if he was the Thousand-Armed Guan Yin… ㅎ

He might even have hands left over,, too much ability

 
Anyway, we finished our fun game and headed out to get some food!