Nope, a person didn't commit suicide while I was on the train, which I am hoping to experience at least once here in Japan. Morbid, I know.
Well, my student pass expired yesterday so I won't get a 70yen discount in taking the Keio Inokashira Line from Kichijoji to Shibuya anymore. So I tried going to Ebisu the cheaper way, which is to take the Chuo Line Rapid Service to Shinjuku, then change to Yamanote Line to Ebisu. Wrong move.
JR Yamanote Line + Shinkuju Station + Morning Rush Hour = TERRIBLE
The trains were so crowded you didn't need to hold onto the handrails because you'd be standing straight while being squashed by other passengers.
It took about ten minutes from Shinjuku to Ebisu, and I must say those were the longest ten minutes of my life. Seriously.
I've learned my lesson. I won't be changing trains in Shinjuku anytime soon. That I know for a fact.D:
Well, my student pass expired yesterday so I won't get a 70yen discount in taking the Keio Inokashira Line from Kichijoji to Shibuya anymore. So I tried going to Ebisu the cheaper way, which is to take the Chuo Line Rapid Service to Shinjuku, then change to Yamanote Line to Ebisu. Wrong move.
JR Yamanote Line + Shinkuju Station + Morning Rush Hour = TERRIBLE
The trains were so crowded you didn't need to hold onto the handrails because you'd be standing straight while being squashed by other passengers.
It took about ten minutes from Shinjuku to Ebisu, and I must say those were the longest ten minutes of my life. Seriously.
I've learned my lesson. I won't be changing trains in Shinjuku anytime soon. That I know for a fact.D:
- Mood:
tired


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--> better also add "don't ride the train during rush hour" XDDDD
It's not as crowded when using other lines, too.:) JR is just really... ugh.DDD:
During the afternoon maybe it's not as packed as in the morning or evening when all you can do inside the train is breathe (which you can't do sometimes because the person crushed against you reeks of alcohol and cigarette.XO)