@japan: The quietness of Japanese commuters on their way to work is deeply ingrained in the cultural norms and etiquette surrounding public transportation. This silence is a manifestation of the collective effort to maintain harmony and minimize disruptions in crowded spaces, such as trains during rush hour. It reflects the respect for others' personal space and the understanding that one's actions can impact those around them. 🎥 via @lejaponennoiretblanc #japan #tokyo #foryou
this called controlled environment by the government, pple got everything set by government, uniform, timings of work , timings if eating , sleeping even holiday even how many kids they can have, I mean look they can't even talk outside of their own times . no way I can live life like that sorry not got me
2025-08-31 09:21:14
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_moot8_ :
It’s like everyone is walking in unison without even trying.👀
2024-03-15 05:23:41
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minmin :
People saying depressing but they still get depressed in noisy crowded community lol what’s the difference. I like peace more than noise
2025-07-18 02:46:09
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Badumtss :
It’s like a death march 😭
2025-07-16 03:38:51
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まるこちゃん :
戦にむかってますからね
2025-02-09 04:54:14
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Wolf :
True slavery system🥀
2025-11-15 00:00:41
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Lorenzo :
The best way I explain rushour there, is that, it is the most organized chaos you'll ever see.