Surprising Things About Tokyo Urban Trains

The train station is super clean, queuing up even at rush hours, having a separate compartment for women, keeping order on the train ... are surprises about the urban train system in the Japanese capital. Operating since 1927 and expanded in 1963, Tokyo's metropolitan train system, which has a portion of its underground operations, carries more than 8

.7 million passengers per day for a total of 318 kilometers. ray. With such a large number of tourists, visitors will be surprised when, instead of the chaos, the train system in Tokyo is smooth and orderly with the effort of the management and the passengers themselves 1.



Super clean train station: The floor is clean, even though there are no trash cans, except for a few recycling bins next to the vending machines. Stations with many toilets are equally clean, equipped with high-tech equipment, and train stations are always clean. Photo: Joseph Mallozzi. 2. Line up even at peak hours: The yellow lines near the tracks are where passengers wait for trains. People often line up neatly and in order to wait for the train to arrive, so even during rush hour there will be no jostling and chaos. Women's compartment: Tokyo metro train system has a separate compartment for women during rush hour, for peace of mind for women, elementary school students and children Stations will have separate boarding areas for this compartment, with clear signs.



4. All keep order: You will not have to endure loud conversations because everyone has a sense of keeping order. The system also suggests that passengers switch their phones to silent mode and limit talking on the phone. People always line up neatly and keep order. Photo: BBC. 5. The key chain for pregnant women or young children: A system for special care for the health of mothers and children, even in the early stages of pregnancy when it is difficult for others to recognize. The free key chain with the "Maternity Mark" logo is given to mothers so that passengers can pay more attention to their safety.



Train station staff: The staff at the train stations are always ready to help passengers and are serious at work. They help ensure that getting on and off the train during rush hour goes smoothly and safely. In it, a special staff is tasked with pushing as many people on board as possible, but safety factors are still on top. A staff apologizes to passengers when the train is late. Photo: CNN.7. Delayed Proof Card: Most trains are very punctual. More than one minute delay was announced through the public radio system.



If you have to wait more than 5 minutes, the train staff will hand out "delayed proof of train" cards to passengers to avoid trouble getting to the office..

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