The last leg of my commute is just a 5-10 minute walk to school up the steepest hill ever, so don’t worry I’m still getting in my exercise after sitting on buses and trains. In the mornings at the train station, there are Women’s Only cars until 9:00 am, so I usually use these cars to avoid potentially negative situations and there’s usually more space.
Also, the bus only runs so often, so if I’m late for my bus, then I’m usually waiting 20-30 minutes for another bus, which can be frustrating when your hour commute unexpectedly turns into 1hr 30 min. However, because of the number of people using public transport you aren’t always guaranteed a seat and it can get crowded. It’s really quiet - as an unspoken rule of respect for others around you - making it a great time to study. Of course, the bus has its ups and downs. My commute to school starts with a walk 5 minute to the bus stop and a 30-minute bus ride to the train station, which would take an hour for me to walk to so I’m thankful for the bus. Public transportation in Japan is super reliable and accessible, and basically, everyone uses it. Along with the rice and miso soup sometimes there are small sides of pickled foods, vegetables or egg. My host family is pretty casual about breakfast time, so we don’t all eat together at one time, but my host mom prepares everyone’s bowl of rice and miso soup, the typical morning meal at my homestay, for them when they’re ready. The only time I’ve seen them wear sweatpants in public is if they’re going to sports practice, and even then it’s either some kind of uniform or name brand.ħ:00 am (give or take 10 minutes) - Breakfast TimeĮvery morning I come downstairs and greet my host parents with an Ohayoo gozaimasu, or good morning. (Check out the pictures below!) I also try to give myself plenty of time to get around and do my hair and makeup because people in Japan are quite fashionable.
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