beautiful voices 🔥

These girls are amazing!!! Well Done!

Most, if not, all JR East (the newer trains) all have automated japanese and english announcements.

Awesome! Not exactly what I was looking for, but fun. I'm writing a story called "Kaiba's Prostitute" and want my characters to visit the shrine, but it's not festival time in the story, so I'm trying to learn more about the shrine in the off-season. Part of why I write the story is to support sex workers, so if you'd like to know more, you can read it on multiple free-to-read platforms :)

I guess all train speaks English. All countries in Eastern Asia train speaks both their language and English sometimes Chinese too. But in Tokyo you might only hear The Next Station Announcement in English but arriving announcement will only be announced in Japanese. Japan, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Korea (even North Korea) all speaks their language and English.

I was born and rise here Everything has changed so much since then, and there will be MRT by 2020 and will be less vehicles on streets

It's because so then if they don't speak Japanese in other country so then they have english in it so then they understand where to go

:z

They need to remove the horns from all the vehicles.

No Japanese thinks of it as a language invasion lol And it was pretty funny to see you guys watching an English school ad in the train. "Leave me alone!"

They had that problem out in British Columbia Canada. They resolved it by installing Gondolas.

All tokyo Metro trains speak English... But learn japanese by watching anime... oh they are dubbed into enlish in US... sorry never mind...

If you go to Osaka or Tokyo or ne other great city many people do speak english...Japans culture rivals that of NYC (Fashion, Transit, Restraunts ETC...) Stay in the big cities or tourist areas and you shall have no prob. with translations. Its like Europe, many counties over there teach English as a second language. Plus its the universal language for buisness, until cantanese takes into effect.

I just love this country .. want to visit again this year

Dom! I'm soooooo sorry for the late reply!!!!! Yes, this was taken in Yashio City at the one of the local karaoke places we used to frequent. It's down the road from the Jusco. If you stand at the lights just outside the Jusco with the koban to your left and look straight down the road you'll see a karaoke sign on the right hand side of the road next to an all night computer place. We used to be when I was there. That's where I took this picture. Sorry for the tardiness.

Sa c vrai!

Yeah, it depends which line you decide to ride. Different companies offer a bilingual English/Japanese announcement on their trains. Some don't however.

Most probably! LOL

Hahaha, even thought there are short English language lessons on the train like that, they still don't learn anything. That's why there are so many expats there teaching English! LOL

GOOD JOB!! :D

Hey Paatuki, I was hoping to find out which restaurant exactly this was in Yashio City? I live in United Kingdom but would be interested to visit this restaurant. Do you have a website or even a phone number for them? If you do I would very much appreciate it. Thanks so much for your time! Cheers!

@broxboy86 Lol. Yet another frustranted and narrow-minded native english speaker who'll never know the joy of learning another language. Look, I'm 21 and I already spent 6 months in Japan on my own, speaking only in japanese. Best 6 months of my life!! I guess this kind of experience is out of reach for you, how sad:( C'est quand même affligeant de voir que certaines personnes n'ont aucun respect envers les langues étrangères! Ils ne savent pas ce qu'ils perdent! 残念ながら英語だけが話せる人は時々威張りすぎだね。

Haha... Best sushi of my life at the place.. but when I tried the uni, I almost lost my lunch. =) Definitely an experience for westerners.

@TheGreenKnighter20 I think it was salmon, it was sooo long ago now ...

Man,they even announce the changes for the lines just like in Vienna,nice. English is very important there in my opinion.

Nice video but a little misleading as this is light traffic in Saigon.... definitely NOT rush hour lol How can you tell? you were in a CAR and actually moving lol

the noise is horrendous in rush hour, but it's good to see they got no road rules to flout ...don't hit anybody is the only rule ,

That sushi ledge must be covered in saliva, I don't think so!

vietnam rules, my family lives their.. i live in holland miss the sound of non stop scooters T_T went their last year, btw north side is poorer so dont go their xd

@yardlet6 Qu'ils s'adaptent comme tout le monde là où ils vont vivre les anglais.

@xMazingerZ Et le Bill 101? Pas de Anglais par les xenophobes de la langue.

@yardlet6 Sí señor. Et je ne comprend pas pourquoi le monde entier lèche autant le cul des anglishes quand, chez eux, eux n'ont pas la moindre considération pour les autres langues. Protégez donc votre identité chez vous sti

@xMazingerZ T'es un Quebecois?

@USAdude30 We absolutely loved it; the place, the people everything ...

How cool is that? Students learning English can study on their way to school.

I am living and working Ho Chi Minh City. I love people that live in HCMC (Saigon), I love HCMC

I am living and working Ho Chi Minh City. I love people that live in HCMC (Saigon), I love HCMC

It´s the same kind of announcement in Berlin underground

vietnamese goverment made all kind of the money of tour people and put into their pockets, they don't want to fix their wrong that why the traffic in vietnam so bad,they should stop people buy scooters and make traffic law for the road more safe and save alots of life,and less polutions

Mauvaise idée. L'anglais tente d'imposer sa langue au monde entier comme la seule langue valable. Le monde ne doivent pas se laisser faire. Au Japon, on parle japonnais c'est tout. Ceux qui ne sont pas content n'ont qu'à ne pas y aller

wow a tv on a japanese train that teaches them english...weird

@TOMP66666 just bullshit...

Honda Cub 50s. Don't fuck with them.

JReast (East Japan Railway Company) is one of the largest private railway company in Japan. Yamanote line is the most important line in JR east.

đánh cho Mỹ cút đánh cho khúc ruột ngàn dặm nhào

I dont remember selecting anything, I think it's a fixed set of sushi. At the beginning, clam soup and at end (was it supposed to be the climax?) a little bundle of crab meat.

Thats cool!! I had no idea! I wonder if the Japanese see it as an unwelcome language invasion?

Thanks Oleh2011

Heya dominici21, this particular machine is in Yashio City, south-eastern Saitama, at a really nice kaorake place there. Are you anywhere near Yashio? I'm sure too that there are other places around with machines like this! Glad you liked it! Cheers!

?uhmm yea... i likepizza :D