On the way, I found 5000 yen.
So I went to the nearest police box.
The policeman said, "If it was 1000 yen or less, I could just give it back to you but since it is more, you need to file a report and most likely after 3 months, you'll receive the money since most people don't put in a report for losing the money"
"Though, if someone does claim the money, they are supposed to give you at least 20% of the total as a “thank you”, so 1000 yen"
He also said, "don't lose this form and don't forget to pick it up after 3 months"
It was my first time sitting in a police box, and I hope whoever lost their money will get it back.
I try to walk out this way during this time of year to see it and it never disappoints, there were also several people enjoying the fragrance...there were also huge bees!eep!
On the way home, I bought some tempura from Oogoshi...360 yen (tax included)…cheap eats
Was so blazing, but I’m glad I got to see this wisteria again
8 comments:
Japanese are so amazing re lost items! fingers crossed that no one claims it!
Kinda wasn't aware that wisteria had a fragrance.
v
My friend's husband left his fanny pack with all of his money in a restroom in Japan. They were on a train heading away when he realized it was missing, so it took awhile for them to return to the area where he lost it. Someone had turned it in. So unreal Japan.
That wisteria tree is so pretty!
V, the fragrance is hard to describe, next time you see some wisteria, try see if it has fragrance...Take care! kat
Jalna, so nice that your friend's husband got his fanny pack back! Take care, Kat
SugarBitz, it really was! Take care, kat
Hope no one claims the money Kat!
Kirk, it's okay if someone does :) Take care, Kat
Post a Comment