If You Hear This, Do Not Run. The Door Will Win.
To say Please do not rush onto the train in Japanese, say 駆け込み乗車はおやめください (kakekomi jōsha wa oyame kudasai).
The station just told you not to do the exact thing you're about to do.
駆け込み乗車はおやめください
kakekomi jōsha wa oyame kudasai
Please do not rush onto the train
In this video
- 駆け込み乗車はおやめください。 kakekomi jōsha wa oyame kudasai Please do not rush onto the train.
- 駆け込み乗車はおやめください。 kakekomi jōsha wa oyame kudasai Please do not rush onto the train.
Why this phrase
Did-you-catch-that for the JR platform announcement 駆け込み乗車はおやめください. Play the line, freeze the tourist mid-sprint, then reveal. Catching this one clause is the whole video. Running in gets the door, a scolding, or both. Timed for the Sept 1 commute crush when August's empty cars disappear.
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