Day in the Life of a Japanese Train Conductor

Can you imagine Amtrak functioning this way ? Saved by rice cracker sales ! I bet every passenger pays too. No fare jumpers. He loves his job, happy for him. I would love to ride that train some day.

Paolo, don't show your face too close to the video cam.

Daylight of a Japanese schoolgirl

but isnt 8-22 work hour is too long? i hope he still able to enjoy his life

I hope there is another day in a life of another job place

Im curious about the librarians...hope ill see it in your series 😊

anything form japan, is so fascinating to me..

No way I’ve been waiting for this to release because I’m a train fan and it finally happened.

when it said train conductor this is not what I expected. I expected something like what id see in the New York metro. but wow this is different but so cool to see the different kinds.

Please, post a day in the life of someone who works for toyota manufacturing in japan. I'm obsessed with toyota & japan

I love Japan Scatofilia.

I love watching your videos
Always remind of those early morning kids show when i was younger with actuall learning experience unlike today

he works 8am to 10pm?!

I bet the train conductors in the more crowded metro areas envy this guy's position. Seems like good work but also not insanely stressful and he has time to take breaks.

Great episode.

8am to 10 pm!?

This is one of those videos that really make me want to visit Japan, it seems run down to be honest but just full of passion and history.
Like they say, we'll bring you slowly but we'll get you there whilst you can take in the surrounding areas. That's the way I like to travel.

8 am to 10 pm working!!!

He's so cute and natural as Japanese young man. Although he seems shy when talking to the camera, when working he is professional and friendly.

Paulo, a day in the life of a japanse football player would be amazing!😃

Cool hat.

So he works 8-22 😅

ずっと日本で働きたいと思っていました...日本が大好きですアニメが大好きです

Mad respect for this guy! True professional who does his job with pride.

Yup! Totally the guy I'd trust driving and conducting the train. Hyper organized and not all that interesting. All about accuracy and details! Good job!

Takaya was a pure delight to listen to and his personality is awesome, a credible and valuable employee to his company.

楽しそうでいいね

I love that he found his ikigai!

So cool to see such an old style trainstation in this age of ever increasing digitalization, such a charming looking place ☺ I wonder how much of an uptick they got in passengers after this video went live, I certainly want to visit now!

If only western people behaved as well.

Super good Video! Thumbs Up! 👍

One thing I love about these day in the life videos is the fact that Japanese do not leave things to chance. They are very exact and important tasks are double checked. I wish things were more like this in the US, especially when it concerns people's safety.

This is so... analogue. Whole station gives very retro vibe. Like museum stations or lines in Europe.

He didn't brush his teeth

It seems like a common trend amongst all japanese workers that they are very very passionate about what they do. Here in north America, most people would just call their job 'pays bills'.

He works 14 hours per day ? That's ridiculous

Thank you for bringing Japan to me. :)

Great and beautiful place 🥰🥰🥰 wonderful video 👍👍👍👍👍 wonderful country 🙏❤️🌺💐🙏🤲🤲

Fuera de broma, Japón en ciertas cosas está bastante atrasado, este sistema es muy rudimentario.

I thought train conductor and train driver were the same thing, but apparently not.
The driver conducts the train, but the conductor does a lot of other things related to the station and the train, like the guy presented in the video.

Hope my English is understandable. I would like to see a video like this for a car salesman, at Toyota would be great. I use to work for Toyota in sales and would like the nostalgia. Thank you. 😊

made me wish i stil had some train around my place always wanted to work at one to!

what is the difference between a train driver vs train conductor?

Paolo san why you dont make video day in the life with this tiny truck driver girl..?

I cannot get over how old the station is still using a token for authority on the rail way line something from the 19th centaury

dude litterally looks like a main charecter in anime

he looks so happy with his job omg good for him

2 hours break that's a life ❤