>technologically advanced
You might revise your opinion about that somewhere around the hundredth time somebody tells you that you have to communicate with them by fax.
You might revise your opinion about that somewhere around the hundredth time somebody tells you that you have to communicate with them by fax.
Advanced tech doesn't have to be high tech.
When just arrived in Tokyo for the first or second time and still feeling a bit nervous I went into an empty noodle place and was completely lost until the cook put down what he was doing and in utterly perfect English walked me through the whole process...
You can get hot drinks from bending machines in the middle of nowhere and just have to input a phone number in the GPS to be guided to a ryokan deep in the mountains of Akita, but kerosene heaters are almost universal (central heating is not a thing outside of large/business hotels) and many businesses require fax or physical stamps.