Subway (Page 2)
Elderly passenger purposely halts train and causes delay, ignoring rail staff who try to control the situation.
Is Osaka Metro destroying the sophistication of the city, or is it just the victim of a bunch of wet blankets?
Unauthorized notices beg woman who left girls behind to “Please call home.”
We stick to our New Year’s resolutions for eating healthy with a fukubukuro from the biggest sandwich chain in the world.
Take a look at Tokyo’s underground tunnels from the driver’s seat of a train in this awesome new music video.
”Why fly when you can ride?” this crow in Sapporo seems to be asking.
You’re going to look ridiculous, but that didn’t stop these ladies on the subway. But we wonder who gave them the idea…
Our reporter Meg ventures waist-deep in carbs to discover a new way to enjoy Subway — and she may never turn back.
Even the world’s biggest sandwich chain is getting in on Japan’s lucky bag retail tradition.
Subway is one of the most popular and successful fast food chains from the US to make it here in Japan. While of course you could always load your sub up with things like meatballs and cheese, the company has succeeded here by carving out a niche for itself as the healthy fast food option. Subway’s brand in Japan is now synonymous with fresh vegetables and lean meats, so what happens when a chain with a reputation for offering healthy, light lunches starts selling gooey, cheesy pizza?
These are not just any pizzas, though; they’re Pizza Subs, but not as Americans might know them.

































































