Japan Trains.

         Have you ever been to Japan? Well I haven't either. You might not want to go on the trains. On the trains in the morning they make almost everyone fit in the train. There are some many people that you can't even see the doors. Then when you get out there are some many people on both sides of the train that you get tripped and might not even be able to get up. And also from that you could die if some many people get on top of you. Wouldn't that be scary? I would just want to have my own car. I think it will be more convenient because I wouldn't want to die at the train station and get shoved into a train cart. Would you ever want to get on a train in Japan?

Subways in Tokyo :P

Let's talk about Tokyo for a second, especially their subways. In the morning, people have to go to their work/ school, or anywhere else. They have to use a transportation to go to the places they want. People who are using the train have to wait a million of years to get there. After a while of waiting, the people will start pushing you, and the people that are getting out of the train will push you back and forth. It will feel really bad, but you will need to ride because you probably don’t have a car! So, would YOU like to visit Tokyo’s subways?

What it feels like to live in Japan

Imagine this. Overcrowded train. No seeing water in a water park. Overcrowded mart. Wouldn't that be a pain in the butt? Well that is Japan everyday. One time, my family went there and we found cool things but we went to a water park and saw too many people. But some things are really cool. Like couple times, the capsule hotel. It was quite comfortable and lots of room. The shower was good too. But the place is really crowded.

Train Experinces

Me and my friend Requis were waiting for the train to come. It was a very busy day, as always, and we were waiting to go to work. After waiting millions of hours, the train finally came. We were hoping that this time we don't break our backs trying to get in the train. When the doors opened, everyone were pushing and shoving each other trying to get in. Of course, we were in the back of the line, so we were the ones getting pushed by the people hired to do so. When they started pushing, it felt like bulls ramming you in the back. Once we were inside, there were a lot of things wrong. First of all, it was a thousand degrees in there,and I was lucky I didn't get barfed on. It also takes a billion years to get out once it stops. Just being in the train is a horrible time.

Crowded Death Murder Death

A crowded train. The rush of people. The cries of babies. The screech of trains. This is part of your every day commute to work. You watch as people in front of you are getting shoved into the train. You are lucky to be the first on the next train. You get on safely and ride it work.

JAPAN YAY

You might think that Japan is like every other country, but it's not. There are lots of robots running things, like hotels that are completely run by robots There are capsule hotels where you just have a bed that is enclosed in a small box, which is most likely not the best thing to do if you're claustrophobic.  And also it rains. A lot. So if you're one of those people who absolutely hates getting wet when you're walking around,  I wouldn't go to Japan.They have so many stupid and funny products like umbrellas that cover your whole body and fans that you strap onto your arm to avoid the hassle of blowing your soup or noodles so  that they don't burn your throat or tongue. What do you think life would be like in Japan?

If you and me are in Japan and we go to one of their wave pools we would hate it. With the amount of people it is crazy. The wave pool looks like waves of people going up and down. It would be awful you would wanna leave right when you got in the pool. It looks like the on a torch  lake sandbar on a popular day x10. It would be the worst water park you could possibly visit.