The Only Empty Seats on a Packed Tokyo Train Are Upstairs. Sitting In One Costs Extra.
To say the paid upgrade car, a separate ticket in Japanese, say グリーン車 (guriin-sha).
The train's packed, and two cars have soft empty seats. There's a reason.
グリーン車
guriin-sha
the paid upgrade car, a separate ticket
In this video
- ここはグリーン車です。 koko wa guriin-sha desu. This is the green car.
- グリーン券をお願いします。 guriin-ken o onegai shimasu. A Green Car ticket, please.
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