【ミュンヘンVlog Part1】 ミュンヘン空港から市内（中央駅）に郊外鉄道Sバーンで向かう「券売機から日本語無くなってないかい？？？」5時間有効なので、市内観光にも行けますね

Munich Vlog Part 1 Heading from Munich Airport to the city on the suburban S-Bahn train "The ticket machine is no longer in Japanese" [2025 Europe Travel Diary 21] May 1, 2025 Eurowings arrives at Munich Airport Terminal 2 Go outside, pass through the square, and take the escalator near the entrance to Terminal 1 and you'll suddenly be on the S-Bahn platform There's a ticket machine on the platform "First, change the language" Huh? I had heard that Japanese could be selected in advance, but there was no Japanese. I had no choice but to switch to English. There was a lot of writing at the top, but I didn't really understand it. There was a map at the bottom, and I clicked on the area around the central station and was able to buy a ticket. The ticket is a zone system, so if you're going to the city, you can just select the central station regardless of the station you get off at. The ticket from the airport station (zone 5) to the city (zone 1) is valid for 5 hours. After checking into a hotel near the central station, I went sightseeing in the city with the ticket I bought here. Many people have written that the new machine supports Japanese, but no matter how you look at it, the one I saw at the airport station is even more modern than that. I think that Japanese was probably cut when they switched to the new model. If anyone knows more about this, please write in the comments. From the square to the platform If you get off, the left is S8 the right is S1 both go to the city, but S1 goes west and S8 goes east S8 takes 5 minutes faster to get to the central station, but they alternate, so you can take either one if you're going to the central station If you're going to Marien, S8 is definitely faster I took S8 to get to the city, so the order is East Station → Marien → Central Station (S1 is the opposite) I will provide information on how to get from the central station to the airport station later, but I strongly recommend that you remember the relative positions of each station in advance and write down the German station names somewhere Central Station...Hauptbahnhof Airport Station...Flughafen (I didn't try it going there, but if I typed in airport on the way back, I would have been forced to buy a ticket to the airport of another city) Reverse direction "from central station to airport station" coming soon Playlist 2025 Golden Week Europe Travel Diary    • 2025GWヨーロッパ旅行・旅行記   #Spanish Blackout #Portuguese Blackout #Flight Redirection #Air Portugal #Staying Up All Night at the Airport