”This is Japan, you know?” he asks, but others want to show him the ways of the modern world.
trains (Page 29)
The country was proud when “emoji” and “anime” became part of English-speakers’ vocabulary. But when the British government uses the Japanese word for “train gropers?” Not so much.
Women weren’t happy to see the man board their carriage, but he wasn’t going to let them have their way without a fight.
Company is tired of people thinking the chime means “Feel free to knock people over if they’re standing between you and your train.”
When this senior citizen saw someone drop their wallet in a crowded station, he used the power of teamwork to return it.
Japan is usually willing to look the other way about booze on the rails, but not this time.
Tokyo’s trains are too crowded for just a top 10 list, and the worst is one that runs at almost double 100-percent capacity.
Going slightly loco-motive in the stunning scenery of Japan’s southern Kyushu island, with bubbles!
People around the country are in awe of the clip, which was taken without the use of filters or any editing software.
Former internet meme returns to the spotlight and appears as fond of his own areolae as ever.
Rail staff were put to the test as they guided passengers through tunnels and emergency slides during their busiest hours.
Booze fans pass the time in a quintessentially Japanese way, while their younger counterparts opt for a more athletic method.



































































