The two girls in the left are chatting, the foreigner in the center talks on the phone (Don’t do it! It is considered bad manners), the girl next to him thinks and the girls in the background plays with her Nintendo DS
The girl with the yellow purse sends an e-mail with her cellphone, the other two girls keep on talking.
The girl with the yellow purse checks her hair with a hand mirror, the girl to the left browses the Internet on her cellphone.
The girl with the yellow purse keeps on checking her hair and the other girls keep on chatting.
The girl with the yellow stops fixing her hair and eats an onigiri (rice ball).
The girl that was doing nothing in the first picture falls asleep.
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Which train line is that? In images #3 & #4, that looks like a Tobu train across the platform.
….didn’t they notice you taking pictures of them?
~stalker photos~! =P
Do the Japanese show off their tattoos, or is it because, from the looks of it, that they’re on an outing?
Surprised they didn’t get mad at you taking their pics. The girl with the yellow bag is ignoring this months courtesy poster about doing your make-up.
that girl playing love plus on her ds?
So many improprieties, from a Japanese point of view: eating in public, make-up, phone calls, and fixing hair. Tobu train? Must be. Ah Saitama…
@jamesmallon Eating? Who’s eating in public? No one was putting on makeup, just looking at their hair. If someone gets a quick call and he quickly says “hey I’m on the train” and hangs up, it’s not that bad (although this guy seems to be talking for a bit longer).
This is not that uncommon a scene in Japan, and I think only the most diehard of sticklers would get angry at this scene.
@fuzzy “The girl with the yellow stops fixing her hair and eats an onigiri (rice ball).” I noticed this right away too.