You Are Half Asleep on a Japanese Train. One Word Means Everybody Gets Off.
To say the final stop, the end of the line in Japanese, say 終点 (shuuten).
The announcement says one word, the whole carriage stands up, and the train you were comfortably asleep on is about to stop being a train.
終点
shuuten
the final stop, the end of the line
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- 終点です。 shuuten desu. This is the final stop.
- まもなく、終点、東京です。 mamonaku, shuuten, toukyou desu. Arriving shortly at the final stop, Tokyo.
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