Japan EP1

[Japan metro train test] Japan Metro Train Survey Since last year, on our private trip purposely to test all accessibility including services. What I have learned, the Japan transportation system designed based on the capacity of people in the small city. If you go there within a peak time, you will never be believed how many people are traveling.

Japan, the space is smaller than our country. As the law of demand and supply, when supply is low while demand is high, the land price is typically expensive. This brings about criticism whether majority of people are able to reach and afford to live in a city center with this costly price or not. This unavoidably causes most shops and restaurants in Japan’s big cities has limited space as well as limited accessibility.

Accessibility Is Freedom – Japan Accessibility Score Is High 5 Days living in Japan, I intended to live as the Japanese do, to lean how life was really like there. We didn’t prepare much of a travel plan, only did a draft schedule and locations marked.

Apr 2015 Japan is a big island. The land area is almost 50% less than Thailand. (Thailand=513,114.6sqkm. / Japan:377,835sqkm – Thank you for an information from wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org) So then, the land must be using as good as possible. Our country the one who has home and car is “easy & nothing”, but in Japan is not .. Days that we’re living at Tokyo, I saw not much cars and traffic while there are too many on our major cities.

Hello Accessibility Is Freedom Live In Japan / The Untold Story still have a lot of things to talking to. Whenever I got something I will post one by one. Someone might think that I always talking to a good side what about the bad one? Well, I went there to learn and feel their culture, things around. Must say there will be always good and bad things right?. Depend which side you would like to talking to. All my writing about Japan is my first pressure and I’d like you to where the AccessibilityIsFreedom have learn. Alright, we have …

Japan’s strong point, what I’ve heard since very long is the discipline. Respect the rules and know their own is the nature of Japanese. If you could remember when Japanese hit by tsunami everyone including me saw news on TV. They were starving to death, but still stand for queuing

You might never heard this words but we – the one who are having trouble on the movement are talking about this a lot. Comparing left and right, while 5 days I was living in Japan. I can go anywhere by myself. I don’t need to worry anything, I do mean anything. I’m able to jump onto the bus either city bus or even the bus in a small town far away from the Tokyo.

I lived in Japan for 5 days and most of time I choose to travel by foot and city train. We intended to live as ordinary Japanese people, to learn about Japan cultures. So then, we saw a lot of stories happened around us.

During my holiday at @Japan, there were a lot of Thais around of me. I finally met friends at Harajuku, Tokyo.

To make city being friendly for everyone, you don’t need money – just open up your mind.