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Priority Seating Nuance: Why Locals Pretend to Sleep and the Unwritten Rules of Train Etiquette

Voyapon21 September 2026 · in English · on our wire
On any Japanese commuter train, at the ends of carriages, you will find designated seats marked as yusenseki (優先席 / Priority Seating).
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