The Job...

Everyday! I go to work and I take the subway, I come late. I get pushed in with some other people, and it is very uncomfortable being squished in between tons of people. It smells like some trash with old socks, they probably never clean this place. After traveling through the train, I rush out to not get trampled by the hoards of people running out. I walk a few blocks to my job, which takes about 20 minutes because of all the traffic. I come to my office and start programming, some codes. After about an 12 hour job period I take the subway, and walk home.  I come home and take a shower, luckily today I get warm water, usually I get cold. I eat some sushi for dinner and go to sleep. I fall asleep quickly and wake up after 8 hours. And do the whole cycle all over again. Would you like to work in Japan and go through this everyday?

Japan Jamming; Tokyo

Ever wondered what it’s like to be in Tokyo? Look no further, for this will not be the best place to go! Here’s a list of reasons why. This place is very crowded, not all ATM machines accept cards, and some American medicine are illegal there. The trains are always crammed with passengers. Sometimes, the workers have to push and shove the others in the train. Since the city has so many people, you will find some homeless people walking around the sidewalks. This city can be very busy, increasing traffic or crime. Do you really want to go to Japan?

Aspects of Japanese train life.

Imagine yourself living in Japan.  Imagine waking up every morning hoping that you can get a spot on the subway.  As you could see the subways are packed full of people.  People were literally being pushed inside and it was filled to the point of people being pushed against the windows.  Imagine that person being you.  Being pushed against the walls to the point of your body being close to flat as a piece of paper.  Some people even wake up real early just to wait for the train to come around just to get into the train first, but it's a completely different story when you are using the super fast trains.  Some trains are packed and slow which means you will have to suffer a real long time.  If were to use the super sonic trains than you will probably have a better time.  It's super fast so if you were to be crammed in it wouldn't last as long.  It's not going to be used as much as those city trains.  It's not going to be used as frequently which means less people and less being crammed.  What would you prefer being crammed in a train or paying for an expensive train?

Tokyo?

If I had the chance to go to Tokyo would I go? I had to ponder this question for a few minutes. Would it be worth to learn about all of their interesting culture for some of the down sides? I can imagine the vehement sounds and the odoriferous smells . I can recollect the pushing and shoving of the trains and that would be very uncomfortable. But I feel like it would be possible to get a hotel in a place where everything you want to visit is within walking distance. I imagine that the pungent scent of the food wouldn't be that bad although considering I don't like spicy it might be a problem. If I were to go I would visit the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden because it seems very alluring. I have mix feelings about the option of going to Tokyo, but I can't deny  that the idea seems captivating. Would you want to visit Tokyo?

High speed train extreme 10000

The speed train in China is very interesting. It is like a cheetah only much faster. The train can reach 500 km per hour! The train is not a normal coal engine train. It’s daily ridership is 2.5 million people. The Beijing–Guangzhou–Shenzhen–Hong Kong High-Speed Railway is one of the longest train route is the one of the longest in the world. It stretches all the way across china.  It is 2,230 kilometres (1,390 mi) long. The train is a main way of transportation and moves a lot of the population to where they need to be. Would you take this rapidness velocity train if you could?

Your Tokyo Trip Guide Line

Want to ever take a trip to Tokyo? Before you can answer this question take a second to listen to what I have to imply about your adventurous extraordinary trip! I'm not saying I hate Tokyo or anything I'm just saying life is very different from here to there and I don’t know if I would like that kind of change. For an example, it would be uncomfortable, cramped, jammed, and packed because you are literally being stuffed onto a train to get your destination. Hey, maybe you won’t go on a train while there but it’s most likely to happen since it’s an usual way of getting around over there. So say you get pushed in on accident and you're on your delightful little cute train ride and then you smell this putrid smell that tastes like rotten egg fart and you learn that it is, of course, the nasty repulsive dirty old smelly guy that you are squished up against who, by the way is sweating to put a cherry on top of it all and it feels so wet that you are now soaking in his disgusting homemade liquid that is coming out of his huge pores! Be prepare I say because yes, there are some good reasons to go but know that it is a different culture there with new costumes that might seem weird to us! Do you still wanna go?

Swimming with no water!

You have been living in China for three months now and are dying to meet new friends. Your mom has been Promising you that you would go to beach and you are so excited. You finally arrive and are shocked by the amount of people, there is no doubt you will make new friends.

Its so crowded you can’t walk without bumping into someone. Its so loud you can’t even hear yourself think. You know this isn't gonna be fun… Could you imagine trying to swim with that many people? Would you even try to swim in water you can’t see?