During August, The Spin trotted across the globe and stopped over at a few picturesque villages and towns in the remote corners of Japan.
While admiring the incredible culture, food, landscapes, and hospitality on offer, we also found our fair share of amusement.
Since The Spin couldn’t speak Japanese, we relied quite heavily on Google Translate to communicate. This turned out to be equally comical for the locals as it was for us because the mobile application often translated words literally and, often, out of context.
For instance, an honest response such as “I’m having a blast” translates to “Watashi wa bakuhatsu shiteimasu.” After leaving a few fellow restaurant patrons roll
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