The pair alighted to the Terminal 2 of Narita Airport at around 6 plus, local time and the usual rituals of proceeding to the custom check up via the transit railway, collecting the checked-in luggage from the conveyor belt and do the usual answering of the purpose of entering Japan (like they will understand the reply in English), but KK & Corin still took sometime off to take some shots:

One parting shot with the trustworthy JAL Boeing that landed on schedule
Corin posing in front of the manga-inspired Ryobi tools advertisement	Checking the exact location
KK on the distinctive foldable seat on the transit rail

The dust was settled by sometime well over 7 as the two proceeded to get tickets for the Skyliner Express which baffled KK the year before with the exact platform to board the right train...

Exact Skyliner Train Schedule
KK doing intricate confirmation of the schedule
Once again the drink vending machines drew much attentions once more in this trip, but one interesting observation is the immensely famous Itoh Misaki seen in the Nescafe coffee ad on the left is the most graced face on advertisement beside Nakama Yukie and had a popular dorama series on Fuji TV at that time known as "Densha Otoko".
KK calling Reedy and co. from La Tendo who had just woken up to prepare to proceed for the C3 Hobby Exhibition
A common practise in Japan with everyone lining up for the train, even laden with heavy load
As Corin looked chirpy for the camera, the train had arrived but it was not the right one

The morning liner took a longer route to reach Nippori station, stopping by at least 4 stations along the way, takinig a grand total of 70 minutes. Then it was a transfer to the famous JR Yamanote line which they would take to their hotel at Ikebukuro, unlike taking all the way to Ueno and loop back to Nippori again.

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