My friend said I can bring bottle water on the flight.. and snacks but can I bring like juice boxes for her? And do they have milk they provide? Also along with snacks can I bring her gerber meals in the boxes? because shes a very picky eater. Also anyone ever flown out of Naha? Is there english translators? or flight details in english? im just really nerveous to fly lol. Any help would be amazing. Thanks. 

Where is Naha? 

English translators for what? Most of the staff speaks a good bit of English and the announcements for flights are made in Japanese and English, as well as the departure/arrival information. 

English translators for what? For that silly language the natives speak silly. 

For that silly language the natives speak silly. Goober. I mean, is she hoping for more than what they already do? 

They have people there that speak "toddler" too. 

They have people there that speak "toddler" too. When you fly, do they have "tardler" translators? 

English translators for what? I was told there were hardly an english speakers/ everything was mostly said in japanese which is why i was asking 

If everything is in Japanese, how will you know if you are even at the right airport? 

Where is Naha? and you, youre so FCKING annoying, why do you post something on everyones post even though are not even giving helpful advice. STFU..go find a hobby! 

I was told there were hardly an english speakers/ everything was mostly said in japanese which is why i was asking The customer service people when you check in will speak English. Plus, when you are at the gate, the announcements to board will be in Japanese and English. 

If everything is in Japanese, how will you know if you are even at the right airport? STFU. Obviously I was going by what my friend said which is why I came here asking for more advice/ what to expect. 

Obviously I was going by what my friend said Then said friend is a retart. 

STFU. That's not going to happen. 

The customer service people when you check in will speak English. Plus, when you are at the gate, the announcements to board will be in Japanese and English. Thanks, do you know about the beverage rules or anything like that? Ive tried googling international flight rules and stuff but it all comes in japanese and im not sure why since normally everything is in english and I havent changed any settings.. if you dont thank you for your help.. and sorry if my questions were weird..I just had the wrong info. 

My friend said I can bring bottle water on the flight.. and snacks but can I bring like juice boxes for her? For your friend? Why would she want a juice box? 

Thanks, do you know about the beverage rules or anything like that? Ive tried googling international flight rules and stuff but it all comes in japanese and im not sure why since normally everything is in english and I havent changed any settings.. if you dont thank you for your help.. and sorry if my questions were weird..I just had the wrong info. You can buy water and drinks inside the airport that you can take on the plane. I don't know the rules about bringing them through security, though. Your questions aren't weird, I just wanted to clarify what you wanted translated. 

Anything you buy AFTER you pass the security check is fine to bring on board. A bottle of water won't make it through security checks, though. 

Anything you buy AFTER you pass the security check is fine to bring on board. A bottle of water won't make it through security checks, though. I know thats how it is in the states, but its like that here? I obviously got alot of wrong information.. 

Try here and see if you can find information. 

Anything you buy AFTER you pass the security check is fine to bring on board. A bottle of water won't make it through security checks, though. I've seen them scan water bottles at the security area. Do you know what that's for? 

Anything you buy AFTER you pass the security check is fine to bring on board. A bottle of water won't make it through security checks, though. Not necessarily. I honestly can't remember for Naha, but at Narita (Tokyo) they have these detectors you put your water bottles in...and it scans them somehow and you bring it on with you...weird, huh? 

There is a new system that will scan bottles. It's not everywhere though. 

they have these detectors you put your water bottles in...and it scans them somehow and you bring it on with you...weird, huh? Yes, I saw that on my way to Tokyo. I thought it was here before I left Naha. They put a bottle in this little thing and then handed it back to the guy and he brought it through security. 

When I brought my daughters juice with us all they did was open it up, and smell it. In Tokyo, they scan your drink and smell it. 

Goober. I mean, is she hoping for more than what they already do? I dont think she knew that they have some staff that speaks english. Having staff that speaks english, makes them english translators. So yes, they have english translators. Why do people have to make others feel stupid for asking questions? 

When I brought my daughters juice with us all they did was open it up, and smell it. In Tokyo, they scan your drink and smell it. if its in a sealed juice box like juicy juice.. they cant smell it..so is it okay to bring or will they make me pour it in her cup? 

so is it okay to bring or will they make me pour it in her cup? I am not sure about that, everything I had was in a sippy cup. I don't remember anywhere in Japan being strict about drinks. 

Anything you buy AFTER you pass the security check is fine to bring on board. A bottle of water won't make it through security checks, though. They do have a "family lane" at the Naha ariport. So you will be able to bring liquids on board only if you use that lane. 

I dont think she knew that they have some staff that speaks english. Having staff that speaks english, makes them english translators. So yes, they have english translators. Why do people have to make others feel stupid for asking questions? Yes and I very nicely answered her question after she clarified what she was asking.