not only in japan, there r also rules in some european countries like not allowing to eat in train. about racism it's the similar to some asian in europe. again, japan has totally different social background and culture than any other europeans
@z3160200 America is the same way. We have a horrid rail network, even in and around our major cities. Our government restricts private operators from entering the passenger market, unlike Japan who's passenger network is fully operated by private companies.
@z3160200 urs is in the 70s mine is in the 1990s of japan i was lucky i was in singapore:Dcus the u know in japan(i won say it as it may be rude) and we don't have many natural disasters as we are surrended by countries
@z3160200 Some of the trains in Germany are from the 60s or even from the 50s. In Japan trains with this age are already retired for ten or twenty years, although they probably looked much cleaner then the new German double-deck wagons after three weeks in use! :)
not only in japan, there r also rules in some european countries like not allowing to eat in train. about racism it's the similar to some asian in europe. again, japan has totally different social background and culture than any other europeans
Yotta1983 1 month ago
is tht the Yamanote line in the background??
Andalitevsyeerk22 1 month ago
I didn't know any of this O.o
This is pretty helpful for foreigners
zeffyismylove 1 month ago 3
Wow the trains you have in Japan seem very good, the ones in Sydney are s*** old pieces of crap that date back to the late 70's.
z3160200 1 year ago 67
@z3160200 lol, true
LukeHollowayTV 1 year ago 15
@z3160200 America is the same way. We have a horrid rail network, even in and around our major cities. Our government restricts private operators from entering the passenger market, unlike Japan who's passenger network is fully operated by private companies.
gibb1991 8 months ago 35
@z3160200 urs is in the 70s mine is in the 1990s of japan i was lucky i was in singapore:Dcus the u know in japan(i won say it as it may be rude) and we don't have many natural disasters as we are surrended by countries
knolls4 1 month ago
@z3160200 Some of the trains in Germany are from the 60s or even from the 50s. In Japan trains with this age are already retired for ten or twenty years, although they probably looked much cleaner then the new German double-deck wagons after three weeks in use! :)
Manbou141 2 weeks ago