Japanese Subway Railway system
Today, I'll show you how the Japanese Subway Railway system works here in Japan, especially here in Nagoya.
I started my day travelling from Akaike Station. It is my starting point going to Kanayama station.
You can buy your ticket here in ticket booth or just tap to charge your IC card.
On top of it you can see the railway maps that can guide you on your destination.
You can always find this anywhere in the train station. It is locker where you can leave your things purposely for a meantime. I still didn't experience using it but its good thing to have this option when your travelling.
Frankly speaking, Japanese people is very disciplined here on the garbage compare to new york railway.
Not to embarrass anyone, just telling what I saw in two different place. I also been in New York and this was what I saw right here.
New York subway station
You can see the cleanliness of the place. What you will notice is rarely you can see a trashcan outside but you cannot see any garbage anywhere. It is outstandingly good in my opinion.
Luckily it was not the rush hour yet.
There is a priority seat for a person who has special needs.
And woolah, I arrived in Kanayama station after 30 minutes of travel for 410 yen ticket ($4).
Kanayama has many attractions nearby you can check it out here.
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Today, I'll show you how the Japanese Subway Railway system works here in Japan, especially here in Nagoya.
I started my day travelling from Akaike Station. It is my starting point going to Kanayama station.
You can buy your ticket here in ticket booth or just tap to charge your IC card.
On top of it you can see the railway maps that can guide you on your destination.
You can always find this anywhere in the train station. It is locker where you can leave your things purposely for a meantime. I still didn't experience using it but its good thing to have this option when your travelling.
Frankly speaking, Japanese people is very disciplined here on the garbage compare to new york railway.
Not to embarrass anyone, just telling what I saw in two different place. I also been in New York and this was what I saw right here.
New York subway station
You can see the cleanliness of the place. What you will notice is rarely you can see a trashcan outside but you cannot see any garbage anywhere. It is outstandingly good in my opinion.
Luckily it was not the rush hour yet.
There is a priority seat for a person who has special needs.
And woolah, I arrived in Kanayama station after 30 minutes of travel for 410 yen ticket ($4).
Kanayama has many attractions nearby you can check it out here.
Please upvote, resteem and follow me, thank you.
@hiroyamagishi thank you for showing the subway system! It takes me back to the time I went on it! I also noticed the cleanliness of the place compared to New York and Australia! I love Japan, the people and its culture (which is why I work for a Japanese company here in Australia).
Thanks for sharing and keep up the great content :)
You know what I found very interesting about the subway in Japan..... Rush Hour! Never experienced anything like that in my life. They were literally cramming us into the box car like sardines lol. A true public fondlers dream come true, not that I'm into that kind of stuff, but u get it lol
I feel you, especially the morning rush hour... love your comment!
Thanks, I really appreciate your comment... I must follow you from now on... Whenever I go out of the country what I am missing in Japan is the cleanliness especially the comfort room... every comfort room here has a quality standard, I felt that I'm home in wherever comfort room, sounds funny but it was what I really feel, Lol!
I totally understand what you mean @hiroyamagishi! Thanks for sharing and for your genuine passion for @steemit. Keep up the great videos and congratulations on 500 followers!
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Wonderful photo essay! I really like the way you tell a story.
thank you for appreciation!
How I wish I could visit Japan soon to experience the beauty of your country.
Wow it looks like japan is way cleaner than many western countries and the system is great
indeed, very true!
nice one...love japan...thanks for sharing..
my pleasure, you loved it! :D
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Nice adventure bro!
adventure while travelling...before it was an ordinary travelling experience for me...but when I started steemit I feel the magic in every place, a lot of possibilities in every where in any places... Love steeming!
japan is known for their discipline.. nice one bro..
indeed, my friend :D
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Love Japan, always wanted too go )::::::>>
come here, my friend...
many places I have been but Japan is totally different in any other places
Bro @hiroyamagishi we are planning to go in japan maybe nxt year God's will..
come here my brother, you must visit Tokyo... That place is where the center of attraction
Great info buddy. The railway system in Japan is organized but oh so crazy
Indeed, very true...The only disadvantage I see is that they are not operating 24-hours and ticket is slightly expensive.
i have been to japan. your railway system is no match.
Thanks, and I'm glad you as well love my country...
Wow, so this is the reality... this what i like to see... resteemed!
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I'm glad if u bring u me to japan.. hehe
haha, all things is possible now my friend because of this wonderful platform!
Hi I'm Kayleigh. .upvoted and already was a follower :) Never been to Japan so thanks for sharing pics..and yes very very clean...I wish some people were as disciplined here :) :)
You must visit this place... thanks dropping your precious comment
Nice, thank you for sharing about this! :)
my pleasure, my friend
thank you for shareing your nice pictures, It's very interesting to see how the subway works in different countries
your welcome, my friend! @reinerknapp
i like this idea of having a circle line in the middle connecting all of the lines together. Nice post! :)
they are interconnected to each other, I am glad you loved it...thanks
I have heard that they use people pusher to push people in the subway ? is it true ?
there are some who commit suicides here but never heard that there some intenationally pushing someone to death... I'll do my research on that
By people pusher I mean people who push the passengers into the train because it is very crowdy so that the door can close :) .. I am sorry to confuse you in thinking people push others in front of the train :)
hahaha, thanks for clearing it up! the guardsman is usually pushing someone who wants to get on the train... :D
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I have read that everytime when there is a delay you can receive some kind of document, which can be presented to your boss if you are late for work.
Am I correct?
yes, it is true... Because they are very strict on time... when I was studying to get a driving licence I was only a 1 or 2 minutes late. The police close the door and it doesn't allow me to attend anymore, he said come back by tomorrow. Pity on me, lol
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What I love about this steem is I can make friends around the world, My wife was in Japan a few years ago, she couldn't stop talking about how clean and friendly they were compared to here in the states.
It's a tragedy that people here in The United States have lost discipline for their elders and each other.
Keep up the posts!!
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I have heard two things about Japan and it's trains and subways, and I want to hear the truth from you my friend :)
:)
For occasional reasons sometimes the trains got late, one of the reason is if someone commits suicide in the train...the cleaning takes time, sad truth...
The trains usually never got late, however, if it does ( which is usually on time) they provide a notice paper to your work or school. Because they are very strict with the time. I was once late when I am taking driving licence before, I was late by only 1 or 2 minutes but they already close the door and even I am knocking hard they did not open it because they said I was late rather told me I can come back by tomorrow. Lol
So the rumors are true, you guys are like the most punctual people ever.
That sounds so strict just closing the door and not letting you in lol :)
And wow sad to hear that someone would commit suicide in a train :(
Japan have much fast tracks
they have, however, the Japan subway train station doesn't have fast tracks...
yeah its right, thats not in subway trains
I spent several days in Tokyo and used the subway system daily. Very easy and fast, but rush hours should be avoided if possible!
haha, I feel you, buddy!
Hands down to the Japanese metro system, its outstanding. Thank you for sharing the clear pictures
thanks and I am glad you love my photos! Inspired to post more because of your comment :D
Felt like I took a ride on a subway in Japan! Thanks for all the pictures and explanation!!
thanks! my pleasure you love my little effort on here... actually many passengers were feeling annoyed because I am taking a picture every time...this comment relieves it! thanks
Now that's value for money
yeah, your right! Our taxes really paid off
Great post. 1 of the cleanest subways I've seen. Nice pictures to complaint the content.
My pleasure, my friend...
That very interesting
thanks @misticrum
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So very busy.
Kind of.
Thanks commenting