Walking Around Tokyo

Shinjuku Area on a Sunday evening

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• japan
• tokyo
• shinjuku
• crowded

[kelloggcerealxoxo]

0:03 black person!

[shadowace421]

realy? a typical japanese scene has almost no1 talking english. Everyones talking japanese

[djay00009]

this is nice 

[Burikami]

@markdelmonte123 I bet it's so people would notice there's no pole sign, thus getting more attention to what she advertising . : P

[RellyRellProductions]

@kelloggcerealxoxo He's just chilling lol

[scotland1989able]

@EmoKoolaidKid there isnt enough food in japan for an american to move there xD

[scotland1989able]

@EmoKoolaidKid they dont want u there

[leslilia]

@kelloggcerealxoxo lmao yea! when its like that you end up talking to that person.

[EmoKoolaidKid]

I want to go there, Its boring and plain where i live, there its lively and it has intresting people everywhere you look. I <3 Japan! :D

[shadowace421]

i gess i could, now if only i had the money... Am i doom to never see the world in my lifetime!?!?!

[Dakota0204]

@StatuesBleedingGreen TRUE TRUE TRUE~ Many do know it but don't want to speak in fear their english isn't good. And forget older people. They don't know at all. I don't know why people think everyone speaks english over there. the signs are in english in the subways and trains, but some of the signs. I did always find someone to ask or I did figure it out myself. I live near NYC and it made the transpotation system in Tokyo easy to understand. Same thing.

[Dakota0204]

@shadowace421 When I went I didn't know anything. I had Japanese friends. But for two days I was alone. The subways and trains are in English for the most part. And you learn phrases. I learned the phrase for: This is the ______stop. So, you can do it.