One thing that puzzles me every time I visit Japan is a special ability that folks in Japan have mastered; the ability to sleep in public.
Though it is also somewhat common in Singapore as well, there isn’t seem to be as many compared to Japan. My guess is that people are afraid that their photos get taken and posted online onto the local forums, with quotes like “This person did not give up his/her seat up to the elderly person” etc. It’s very likely in Japan that when you visit Japan you can hardly miss these tired beings there.
This guy here was sleeping throughout the whole journey when I was travelling to Comiket. One thing that really baffles me is how the belongings of these tired beings don’t get ‘borrowed’ away.
I bet the guy really wants to cup a feel. Posted this on a previous post, asking you guys to caption it.
More of these photos available over at Kirainet and Dannychoo.com
Oh course, this would be much ideal for most ^^;
This post is tagged Public Japan Sleeping, Sleeping Japan
Ah, sleeping in public. I do that too every so often on jeepneys. Trains, not so much, since there’s never any sitting room >_>
Damn you. Seeing these pics makes me sleepy.
Sleeping in Japan…
Surprisingly…I didn’t see any in Japan…Maybe it was just my bad luck or something…
@Zeroblade: Haha. Hmm… How about people sleeping while standing up?
@Adun: You are feeling sleepy….zzz
@Rin: Probably your bad luck. It’s really hard to miss it
lols I used to fall asleep on the trains in Seoul
My friends and I did that once– all of us. It took a while to backtrack LOL
Then perhaps I AM JAPANESE!
Haha. If you fall asleep in the New York subway, you will wake up in heaven.
@bellinissima: Man, that must have been quite an adventure. I wouldn’t dare to try that in Japan.
@bj0rN: You’re just a fake!
@The Sojourner: LOL! I have heard of that one