Métro de Tokyo 3 jours après le tremblement de terre - Impossible de monter dans le train | Tokyo

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1. 地震がなくても同じだよね、
2. La discipline des Japonais m’épate toujours autant
3. et moi qui me plaint que le metro il est blindé alors qu on est 20 dans ma rame mdr
4. pour pas qu'il est 69 commentaire c'est génant xD
5. One push from someone at the back and that's it
6. Look at these neat queues. Now click on the Sao Paolo metrô lotado -videos. Notice the difference ?
7. awkward boner.
8. vileege
9. For crowded subway stations, there should be a dedicated platform located in between the tracks exclusively for passengers to disembark (for trains at both directions). However, passengers waiting on the main platform for arriving trains have no access to them because of one-way turnstiles built for those platforms. When trains arrived, the doors on that side will open first, then they'll close after all passengers exits the train. Then the doors at the other side will open for the main platform for passengers to enter the train without any jostles. This is a construction styling that should be incorporated in busy train stations all over the world.
   
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10. paraiso de encoxadores jj
11. hoard of zombies vs Japanese commuters, who would win?
12. There is same situation in my country too. 
13. ح
14. よく東京は電車が混むとか渋滞とか人が多いとか文句言う奴がいるが、
    それを全て承諾の上で、自分の意思で東京に来たのではないのか？
    鉄道会社はかなりの投資をして、混雑対策をしていると思う。
    混雑や渋滞がイヤなら、また自分の意思で出身地に戻ればいいだけの事。
15. Parece o metro aqui de sao paulo.
16. Because trains are already running at 2 minutes intervals?
17. bu nasıl metro ya...ağzında bandaj olan japon iyi bakın ...kadına nasıl yapışmış ..kadın kitap okuyor..ama herşeyin farkında...adama resmen yaslanmış amk.
18. ape ni lncau
19. Instead of wasting time pushing ppl in have more trains running?
20. 멕시코 시티에있는 캔사스시에서 같은 인사는 모든 같은 이죠