A person's hand interacts with a vertical touchscreen kiosk, likely a self-service check-in system, in an indoor setting. The kiosk is located in a Hama Sushi restaurant in Osaka, Japan, as indicated by the "HAMA SUSHI" logo at the bottom of the screen. Initially, the screen displays text in Japanese, including a welcome message "いらっしゃいませ" and options for "受付" (Reception) and "お呼び出し済のお客様" (Already Called Customers). Instructions about seating using a ticket and waiting for a 3-digit number are also visible. At the 0:01 mark, the hand taps "English" in the language selection bar at the top of the screen. The display immediately changes to English, showing "Hello!" at the top. The main options become "In-Store Check-In" (red button, "Get Ticket") and "Reserved Check-In" (blue button, "Check In"). A third option, "Already Called," is present on the right. Below these, there's information about checking waiting order via a smartphone, illustrated with a QR code and a phone icon. At 0:03, the hand taps the "Reserved Check-In" option. The screen then transitions to a page titled "Scan QR Code to Check-In," featuring a simple graphic of a person scanning a QR code. A small button "If scanning fails, tap here" is also visible. The bottom section of the screen, including the smartphone waiting order information and the Hama Sushi branding, remains consistent throughout the video. The kiosk serves as a multilingual customer service point, streamlining the process of checking in for dining at the restaurant.

Diner uses self-service kiosks at Osaka

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