In public surrounds especially with large groups, don't stop/stand in the middle of the walkway. Stand to one side so you don't disrupt the movement. This also goes for getting in/out of the train gate. Don't stop right in front of the gate and grab your ticket or ic card. Have it ready before you start to pass through.
It's sad that some of these things need to be pointed out. Many of them are common sense and should be considered rude everywhere, not only Japan. But, super helpful - thank you for these (and all your other Japan videos) tips!
We just came back from a small group of 20 persons from US. There are a family of 4 persons, I can say they should not visiting Japan. They did face time on bus, in Zen Medication, stepped on the floor after put on the shoes, they cut the line getting into bus. They put their feet in the chair to put the shoes on, they talked in the bus, bullet train. I am not sure their original country, but I saw they read Russian on the phone. They made local people have an unpleasant look at tourists. Does not matter we like the ways local does or not, we should respect local residents and at least to practice the same way as local doest at time visiting their country. There are a lots of things people around the would should learn from Japanese. BTY, I am not a Japanese.
Red light; be very cautious with Japanese drivers running through it. Often one or two cars speed through when the pedestrian signal has turned green already.
I’m confused. Are you landing at Narita (NRT) or Haneda (HND)? Also, what time are you landing? If it’s in the evening, you want to consider staying at a hotel near the airport and then traveling the following day.
In public surrounds especially with large groups, don't stop/stand in the middle of the walkway. Stand to one side so you don't disrupt the movement. This also goes for getting in/out of the train gate. Don't stop right in front of the gate and grab your ticket or ic card. Have it ready before you start to pass through.
Yes! Also, don’t stop right after getting off the escalator. Move away from the escalator and then get oriented.
It's sad that some of these things need to be pointed out. Many of them are common sense and should be considered rude everywhere, not only Japan. But, super helpful - thank you for these (and all your other Japan videos) tips!
Nice tip with the two sides of a footrest! Overall a great video.
Thanks 👍
We just came back from a small group of 20 persons from US. There are a family of 4 persons, I can say they should not visiting Japan.
They did face time on bus, in Zen Medication, stepped on the floor after put on the shoes, they cut the line getting into bus.
They put their feet in the chair to put the shoes on, they talked in the bus, bullet train.
I am not sure their original country, but I saw they read Russian on the phone.
They made local people have an unpleasant look at tourists.
Does not matter we like the ways local does or not, we should respect local residents and at least to practice the same way as local doest at time visiting their country.
There are a lots of things people around the would should learn from Japanese. BTY, I am not a Japanese.
We should all learn the respect
Red light; be very cautious with Japanese drivers running through it. Often one or two cars speed through when the pedestrian signal has turned green already.
We all should imitate these rules. We , western people, are in most of times too rude :(
Hi, I’m a first time traveler I’m landing in NRT and I’m trying to get to Izu Japan and how far is it from henada airport?
I’m confused. Are you landing at Narita (NRT) or Haneda (HND)? Also, what time are you landing? If it’s in the evening, you want to consider staying at a hotel near the airport and then traveling the following day.