It's even funnier that passenger who are half out have no face expression 😂

One of my friends who worked in Japan for a while said that one time her feet left the ground at the start of her journey and didn't touch down till the doors opened

LMAO HIS REACTION WAS PRICELESS, "this happenes to me on a daily basis"

Americans: “Ugh New York is so busy!”

I didn't think there could be a polite way of shoving someone but the Japanese came up with a way. White gloves, and gentle nudges with impeccable posture. Beats the guy at the bar who shoves you for talking to his girl.

So what if you're in the middle of this human packed container and its your stop?

I remember when I was 12 I was living in Japan and my uncle was being pushed into the train because it was packed and he's a tall dude and the way they pushed him was like punching his nuts in, they literally where pushing his nuts to fit him into the train and his face showed his pain.

woman at the beginning was like screw this im getting on the next train dont blame her one bit

When the doors open, do you just step out or does the pressure shoot you out like popping a zit?

i dont know how often the trains arrive but bruh i would just wait for the next

imagine showing this to people a few decades ago, they would think what a dystopia the future would be

You can't make this up. This is truly a cry for help.

I remember the first time that I ever watched this video; I couldn't stop laughing as the first bloke being pushed in looks like a Japanese version of my husband!

And this is why remote work is superior for individuals and society.

Why are the Japanese so skinny you ask? Well, there you go. Here's your answer:)

The passengers have no reaction to that?

Japanese people must be immune to social anxiety from this lol

This makes the New York City subways look like empty houses in comparison

I taught this was a joke, i cant believe they ACTUALLY do this? AM I THEONLY ONE WHO THINKS THIS IS NOT HOW IT SUPPOSED TO BE?

How often do ppl die in these?