Home Japan Photos Am I just immature or is this not the best sign at a train station?JJapan PhotosAm I just immature or is this not the best sign at a train station?September 4, 202321 comments Am I just immature or is this not the best sign at a train station? Tags:Japan PhotosPhotography in Japan 21 commentsThank you for coming…Please form two lines.Better get yourself off quickly – others behind you are waiting for their own chance to get themselves off as well.Have a chuckle then grow up 🙂😂how messy is the said area ?It is a hobby of mine to take pictures of interesting translations while in Japan. This is a good oneJust a couple of people who totally got off,bro.Why not both?I wondered why my friend asked me to meet at 液前…I mean, this is the home of bukkake.Osaka?You should have been here when McDonalds japan was selling “Adult Cream pies”. Absolutely no foreigners were consulted for that marketing campaign.It’s pretty good. In Tokyo I once saw the following text in a sign at a train station. “For bathroom go back to your behind”What would be the correct translation?The best one I saw in Japan was ‘The exit is not put here’ 😄It’s better when they do it on the platform than in the train tbh. At least it’s easier to move away from them.You’re childish, but then again so am I because I think that’s hilarious*Beavis and Butt-head laugh*[Get off!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sWqmMAvmdU)How should I say “exiting train or bus” without being inappropriate? English is not my first language, and I didn’t know “get off” had such meaning…Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Better get yourself off quickly – others behind you are waiting for their own chance to get themselves off as well.
It is a hobby of mine to take pictures of interesting translations while in Japan. This is a good one
You should have been here when McDonalds japan was selling “Adult Cream pies”. Absolutely no foreigners were consulted for that marketing campaign.
It’s pretty good. In Tokyo I once saw the following text in a sign at a train station. “For bathroom go back to your behind”
It’s better when they do it on the platform than in the train tbh. At least it’s easier to move away from them.
How should I say “exiting train or bus” without being inappropriate? English is not my first language, and I didn’t know “get off” had such meaning…
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Thank you for coming…
Please form two lines.
Better get yourself off quickly – others behind you are waiting for their own chance to get themselves off as well.
Have a chuckle then grow up 🙂
😂
how messy is the said area ?
It is a hobby of mine to take pictures of interesting translations while in Japan. This is a good one
Just a couple of people who totally got off,bro.
Why not both?
I wondered why my friend asked me to meet at 液前…
I mean, this is the home of bukkake.
Osaka?
You should have been here when McDonalds japan was selling “Adult Cream pies”. Absolutely no foreigners were consulted for that marketing campaign.
It’s pretty good. In Tokyo I once saw the following text in a sign at a train station. “For bathroom go back to your behind”
What would be the correct translation?
The best one I saw in Japan was ‘The exit is not put here’ 😄
It’s better when they do it on the platform than in the train tbh. At least it’s easier to move away from them.
You’re childish, but then again so am I because I think that’s hilarious
*Beavis and Butt-head laugh*
[Get off!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sWqmMAvmdU)
How should I say “exiting train or bus” without being inappropriate? English is not my first language, and I didn’t know “get off” had such meaning…