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I love this because it's so accurate and well-informed! One thing that's a bit inaccurate is standing up without holding onto the rails as the train stops or bumps 😂😂 It's so tough staying as you are hahaha
If you said such a thing in Japan, there's a fair chance that you may not be allowed to ride the train again. You are not suppose to disturb others in anyway, and if you must speak to someone it must be formally, quietly, and end as soon as possible. Train rules in Japan are very strict compared to other countries, which is why saying such a Thing is incredibly bad.
yes, tell me about it... first time i went to Tokyo i got in one these only women cars. It was weeeeird for me, everybody was staring at me, www and then i saw the sign, i jumped off on next station and desappear. PS: Lisa eigo no hatsuon ii, ganbatteru, itsumo oshiete moratteiru 3Q.
Ueapop Pannopas In Japan it can get very crowded in trains during rush hour, to the point where you are sandwiched in between people. It's easy for offenders to grope/molest people and get away with it. Women only cars were introduced to tackle that problem.
Ueapop Pannopas unfortunately sexual harassment is a huge problem, especially during rush hour when crowded cars are /really/ crowded. It's not even uncommon for harassers to arrange to "gang grope" women. Since friendly plakats asking harassers not to harass didn't help, women only cars seem to be the only possible way to help.
Ueapop Pannopas Hello, Ueapop Pannopas Thank you for posting. In Japan, women-only cars were introduced to combat lewd conduct, particularly groping (chikan) Keep studying Japanese with JapanesePod101 Regards, Team JapanesePod101.com
***** Not saying it can't happen, but I guess it's not frequent enough to require a men-only car. As far as I know men harassing women on trains is a serious issue in Japan.
Where I am from there are more women riders than man, so I really want a man only car. The women riders are really annoying. They push at you because they know you cannot do anything since the "law" is on their side.
I rode the womens carriage few times and because I always listen to music in the train never noticed that I stepped into womens one till the last minute.....
おはようございます! What a surprise!! No body answered my question (cf. supra) you are not serious!!! I am a beginner in Japanese, that is why I still need some help. Any how I found the answer for my question, by my self: The phonetic pronunciation is: (女性専用車) (Josei sen'yōō-sha) Women only car /// WOMEN ONLY 専 (sèm) dedicated /// dédié in French. Because I know only hiragana and some katakana, for the time being, I still need some more time to be familiar with kanji syllable (漢字音節). 漢字シラブル. One more notice for those Japanese who try to teach us their language: Google has the worst translation system ever, not only in Japanese, but also in any other language. How many mistakes!!! Bonne Journée from Paris パリから良い一日 Moussa Suwwan
While it shows that the men shouldn't board Women Only cars, there have been times when men used the doors of the Women Only cars to exit. I remember riding the Hanzomon line to the T-CAT one morning, and there were men who made their way to the doors for the next station, then they'd wait by the doors and get off. They kept their heads down, eyes downcast and arms folded across the chest as they walked to the doors. They did not look at any of the women.
Can someone explain why there are "Woman only" cars. The whole concept of discluding someone because of race, sex or sexual prefferences seems really wrong and immoral to me.
I've heard that women are often sexually assaulted on trains and sometimes are too afraid to do anything about it. So imagine being a woman on a crowded train, especially if you get stuck in a corner. That's why it's best to take women only trains, to prevent incidents like these since you can't always stop them from happening on regular trains. And from what I've seen, women over in Japan seem much more quiet, although I'm sure plenty of women will still put a pervert on blast.
I finally know how to ride a train in japanese *cries in japanese*
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Know how to ride a train in Japan?
Learn the unspoken rules of Japanese culture in avoid embarrassment and gain a new appreciation for the things around you! Check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/AMbdtg9YxM8/v-deo.html
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Would it be ok to get on if I am with my mother?
Finally! I've been waiting for a video like this for a long time
I love this because it's so accurate and well-informed! One thing that's a bit inaccurate is standing up without holding onto the rails as the train stops or bumps 😂😂 It's so tough staying as you are hahaha
I am excited!
Thank you for the lesson about taking off backpacks and putting them in front of you. These lessons are very helpful.
Oh, しんじゅく station... what a nice experience it is at 8:00am. :)
Xavier Ruiz i smell a hint of sarcasm....
***** ;)
Waw! Such a simple yet so fun lesson :D I can understand it really easily. Please do make more of this. Thank you :) *liked it so much*
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great lesson & lovely animation :D
I really liked the animation!
O great video that is very important for me, cause the we need to know the japanese culture, thanks!!
If someone falls asleep on you during a long commute, its considered the norm to just let them sleep
I dont mind some one sleeping on my shoulder aslong as they don't drool.
Well um, thanks, this is definitely helpful for if I ever get on a train in Japan.
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Kore wa totemo yakunitachimashita! I'm trying to learn all the rules for trains in Japan, apparently there are a lot
I love this channel xD
i can now ride a train and get off when it's crowded!
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Dudes house was dope.
I feel ready to go in a train in Japan!!
P.S: Risa-sama, I love you
Is it true that if someone sitting next to you falls asleep on your shoulder, you should allow them to continue sleeping and not disturb them?
So much better than in The Netherlands
I wish there were such videos in my county's train stations, instead of adverts... :(
Thank you, very useful!!! :)
It's the first time I hear from woman only departments. Good to know 😊
Yea I was be like "get outta way, move your ass"
Loool, ikr! Like 'Get the f**k outta ma way!'
I wouldn't move out of the way if you said that.
If you said such a thing in Japan, there's a fair chance that you may not be allowed to ride the train again. You are not suppose to disturb others in anyway, and if you must speak to someone it must be formally, quietly, and end as soon as possible. Train rules in Japan are very strict compared to other countries, which is why saying such a Thing is incredibly bad.
+audrey vanderpool dude chill out it was a joke :D
Could any one please tell me how to pronounce the sentence in Japanese (women only), and each syllable separately?
どうも ありがとうございます
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What's 14 in Japanese is it JuYon?
Dozo can be spoken to any age and gender~?
Yes.. I got on by accident officer...
yes, tell me about it... first time i went to Tokyo i got in one these only women cars. It was weeeeird for me, everybody was staring at me, www and then i saw the sign, i jumped off on next station and desappear.
PS: Lisa eigo no hatsuon ii, ganbatteru, itsumo oshiete moratteiru 3Q.
no finger blasting??
I Love Risa
Serious question : What's the purpose of women only cars?
Ueapop Pannopas In Japan it can get very crowded in trains during rush hour, to the point where you are sandwiched in between people. It's easy for offenders to grope/molest people and get away with it. Women only cars were introduced to tackle that problem.
Ueapop Pannopas unfortunately sexual harassment is a huge problem, especially during rush hour when crowded cars are /really/ crowded. It's not even uncommon for harassers to arrange to "gang grope" women.
Since friendly plakats asking harassers not to harass didn't help, women only cars seem to be the only possible way to help.
Ueapop Pannopas
Hello, Ueapop Pannopas
Thank you for posting.
In Japan, women-only cars were introduced to combat lewd conduct, particularly groping (chikan)
Keep studying Japanese with JapanesePod101
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Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com Are children (little boys) allowed onto women only carts?
***** I wonder this too. What would women who have their male children with them do in that situation?
It's really serious problem. just make two stairs train or make it bigger and new it is a chronic and unchangeable issue.
And you mustn't use your phone on trains and busses, right?
No. It is considered very rude to use a phone, eat, put makeup on, or talk on a train in Japan. Hope I helped
nope. you shouldnt even take it out of your pocket. you can pretty much sleep or sit
Why are there women only cars, but no men only cars?
Painting Amber キム I would assume women touching men's butts it's an unfrequent occurrence
***** Not saying it can't happen, but I guess it's not frequent enough to require a men-only car. As far as I know men harassing women on trains is a serious issue in Japan.
Where I am from there are more women riders than man, so I really want a man only car. The women riders are really annoying. They push at you because they know you cannot do anything since the "law" is on their side.
Japan is known for gender division and social norms.
If all the women went into the women only carriages, there would only be men in the normal carriages
does the women's only train cost more than normal?
Can women who have their male children with them be able to access the Women Only cars?
They should be aloud too
「あなたは男の子だから、これは女性専用車だから、他の車に行って！」（笑）
"Because you are a boy and this is a women only car, go to another car!" LOL.
Haha I could imagine that guy in the women only car slowly putting 1 and 1 together. "Hang on minute! Why is there only women here? OH F***!"
Just don't mix up 'suwatte mo ii' and 'sawatte mo ii'
Uhh, yeah, it's a more complicated when it's 1000 people being PACKED into a train.
TB
you look so cute in this video.
I rode the womens carriage few times and because I always listen to music in the train never noticed that I stepped into womens one till the last minute.....
Gunocelot Nizmei
Hahah! :D Must be embarrassing... Don't worry, I'm sure it happens to lots of people.
おはようございます!
What a surprise!! No body answered my question (cf. supra) you are not serious!!!
I am a beginner in Japanese, that is why I still need some help.
Any how I found the answer for my question, by my self:
The phonetic pronunciation is:
(女性専用車) (Josei sen'yōō-sha)
Women only car /// WOMEN ONLY
専 (sèm) dedicated /// dédié in French.
Because I know only hiragana and some katakana, for the time being, I still need some more time to be familiar with kanji syllable (漢字音節). 漢字シラブル.
One more notice for those Japanese who try to teach us their language:
Google has the worst translation system ever, not only in Japanese, but also in any other language. How many mistakes!!!
Bonne Journée from Paris
パリから良い一日
Moussa Suwwan
While it shows that the men shouldn't board Women Only cars, there have been times when men used the doors of the Women Only cars to exit. I remember riding the Hanzomon line to the T-CAT one morning, and there were men who made their way to the doors for the next station, then they'd wait by the doors and get off. They kept their heads down, eyes downcast and arms folded across the chest as they walked to the doors. They did not look at any of the women.
Wow. Must have been torture for him. Lol
Why are there women-only trains in Japan?
There culture is quite sexist.
What if I ride in Women only. I would get arrested? How can I ask to get out before they call the cops? lol
Helvecio I'm pretty sure it's not illegal for a man to ride on a women only car.
The station workers will kick you out of the subway.
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We have the gaijin pass. しょうがないね？
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How rude do you think other countries are exactly ? :D
Selene4213 believe me ppl in my country r not even nearly as plite as tht video shows -.-
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" sorry. I'm gonna jump out " some people almost every day.....T_T how pitiful it is.....
When there is a womens only carriage... Is it normal for women to be on the normal carriages?
@@sameerabdulqader4472 Harassment on trains in Japan is very common for women. Since it ususally doesn't happen to men, they don't need extra carts.
Can someone explain why there are "Woman only" cars. The whole concept of discluding someone because of race, sex or sexual prefferences seems really wrong and immoral to me.
I've heard that women are often sexually assaulted on trains and sometimes are too afraid to do anything about it. So imagine being a woman on a crowded train, especially if you get stuck in a corner. That's why it's best to take women only trains, to prevent incidents like these since you can't always stop them from happening on regular trains. And from what I've seen, women over in Japan seem much more quiet, although I'm sure plenty of women will still put a pervert on blast.
greeneyegal10 Thanks for your quick response.
Why only woman? Because of reasons. Also, sexual harrasment being in a crowded train lol
Getting into a woman's only car would be so embarrassing! T_T
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woman's only cart? aw man I'm not trying to ride in a sausage fest cart :(
they make that mistake on purpose