@ayao_inboston: 私たちが発見したボストンと日本の違い〜交通編🚃〜 Japan vs Boston : Transportation 🚌 公共交通機関が優れているボストンは、アメリカの中では車が少ない方らしい…それでも多く感じたのは車の大きさやスピードのせいかな、、 信号や電車・バスetc…日常生活で触れるものにも違いがたくさんあって留学ってほんと楽しい！！ We find something new every day!! Studying abroad is so much fun :) Cheer us on 💕 #留学 #studyabroad #fyp #あやあお留学日記 #boston

Ice_Palladium :

That Boston green line train you were on was built by Kinki Sharyo in Osaka 🥰

lovecuress :

THERES JAPANESE PEOPLE IN BOSTON?!

Colewoman :

Welcome! Sorry our stations look filthy.

Angel ☭ :

fun fact, 33% of people in boston use public transit as their only method of transit, causing the MBTA to have nearly as many riders as the LA metro, despite us having a significantly lower population

meticaso :

Come to Somerville! It’s accessible using the green line. The city hasn’t had a fatal traffic collision in 4 years

imperador :

Dear god you visited Boston during a patriots game and a nor’easter is about to hit.

Jonathan :

Very cool fact those talking signs used to be voiced by the people who installed them so sometimes you would get a very polite person then sometimes you would get a very Boston construction worker lol

Scott Harris :

Japan uses cushion and fabrics, most countries just use the hard plastic seats because they're easier to clean. the car culture is more, because we drive everywhere. as you take the train further out you'll see more of a purpose of cars. if you end up liking the US and end up staying a license is highly suggested! I am a Northshore local near Boston if you have any questions or want suggestions on restaurants please feel free to ask.

Savannah, I guess… :

Welcome to our city!! We’re so excited to have you here. There’s so much for you to see and we hope you enjoy your visit 🥰🥰

🌸VoidScreamer14🌸 :

keep pressing the walk button in some places and it gets an attitude 😂. it goes from "wait" to "WAIT to cross X Street! 😡"

Shishi :

The walking signal talks and beeps for blind people so they can know when to cross if they don’t have a guide, and the vibrations are for deaf people in case they can’t see to the other side

Rachhh :

boston, where if you take one wrong turn youre basically trapped in the catacombs

cleaningasmryes :

welcome to boston! ive lived here my whole life and adore it, ill never leave! but i would love to visit japan one day, any tips ?

theeancientmagus :

Did you see the new green line cars/train?

Jordannnn🙂🙃 :

if u have the time go to chinatown in quincy, the best food is there, my favorite place there is taipei cuisine

The Ronk :

I died and got reincarnated into a Bostonian

St0nefruit :

Welcome to Boston!

🐹 :

i think I saw you guys at the reservoir stop a few days ago 😭

Scar… :

Nice bienvenida a Boston

sireena🦇 :

I’m from Boston!! I hope you guys like it here （＾ν＾）

MichaelLee77 :

Do you have to press a button to cross the road in japan? I know in south korea it automatically has the walk light pop on so I am assuming its similar in Japan correct?

★Asrael Aurora★ :

I'm pretty sure the faced out seat on the bus is for accessibility! ^w^

FieldServiceEngineer :

Docpotatoe69 :

U should stop at mass ave its a great place to hang out and have fun

Tom :

hope you enjoy Boston!