I liked that the driver waved at the boy in the wheel chair at the last but one station (Tokyo Sky Tree?). As a kid I always waved at the drivers. Well done Madame.
@user-jb8by1fg9uАй бұрын
豪華すぎる もうクルーズトレインじゃん
@user-hr5gc3oh2f7 ай бұрын
だいやむこう でのすれ違い敬礼 スマート
@user-ly6qt9cw2e2 ай бұрын
電柱の白3角マークは何ですか?
@geoffreymartin27648 ай бұрын
Greetings from Sydney. Who is the driver giving hand signals to?🏳🌈
@lars79356 ай бұрын
It's called pointing and calling. Essentially drivers point at and call out signals and important signs. It makes sure they don't accidentally miss things. It's standard practice in Japan and has severely reduced accidents due to missed signals and unawareness in a job that can be very repetitive at times.