Japanese train

Efficiency of Japanese train

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Travel & Events

Tags:

• Osaka
• Ibaraki
• Japan

[IchibanMo]

Well it is always good to B fluent in a country that you reside, but I think as long as you are brave and get your point across in any sensible way, then the vocabulary is not that important.

[MisterScania]

God if only they ran like that here in Britain. We're lucky if the frigging thing actually turns up at all, and it's a good day if they're 10 minutes late!

[DarkHonour]

I recognise that station! It's Shin-Osaka station, judging from that sound made when a train is coming.

[starguard]

I know people that have been to Japan. They said they hated it there!

[BananaPancake]

The sound at the train station (do-do-do-do) gave me sentimental chills.

[nowiecoche]

@DarkHonour It's Ibaraki Station

[Brinah]

Jesus, the trains are accurate!

[mixerremix101]

cool good train servuce and efficent

[CosmicD]

1:17 whehe, they use this jingle here often on carnival rides :P

[seichualumni]

well, there is always scum like that in every country, even in japan. i generally see nice young people offering seats to elders on my train. in japan.

[Guardian016]

When I was waiting for train in Japan, the platform looked chaotic because people were so stupid that they had made more than five queues for one door.

I was frustrated on the train, and to make matters worse, a young couple, probably university students were sitting in front of an old lady. Then she asked them to offer their seat to a man who was holding a child. What happened there is that the couple just ignored the lady!

What the hell is wrong with people in Japan...

[tobagel]

Don't worry. They enjoy longer lives than those in any other countries.

[CutePrincessxo]

yeah they got those... but you need to show your ID card through a scanner.. which is useless because they can borrow someone else's ID