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araiwatal · 6 months
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普通列車でどこかへ #144
伯備線 米子行き 鳥取県 日野郡のあたり
Amazon Japan Kindle 新井ワタルのページ https://www.amazon.co.jp/新井ワタル/e/B0168GDX1M/
Go somewhere by local train #144
Hakubi Line bound for Yonago Around Hino District, Tottori Prefecture
Amazon USA Kindle Watal Arai's Page https://www.amazon.com/WATAL-ARAI/e/B01BODI7I8
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boschintegral-photo · 11 months
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Local Train Passenger Carriage NCS B 119 (1904) Spoorwegmuseum (Railway Museum) Utrecht, Netherlands
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maihonhassan · 14 days
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When Local Train sang:
Aaoge tum kabhi, meri jaa keh rahi, gayega ya sama, gayegi ye zameen
Badlega ye jahan, gayega asmaan, aaoge tum kabhi, meri jaa keh rahi
And Jaun Eliya replied:
"Tum jab aaogi to khoya hova paogi mujhe, meri tanhai mein khwabon ke siwa kuchh bhi nahin."
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trainmaniac · 7 months
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Close-Up of a GWR Local Train
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Close-Up of a GWR Local Train by Michael Alford Via Flickr: A local train awaits its next turn of duty at Box.
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greektragedybitch · 9 months
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i love mumbai locals. you just see so many people there, coexisting, living. there's the tired teacher, gently arguing with a parent in hushed whispers about why there was a complaint about their child. there's the make-up artist, checking up on her brushes before her next stint. there's students, giggling wth friends or sitting quietly after a long day of classes. there's a young lady who knits, colourful yarn spread across her lap without anybody complaining. there are toddlers who are seeing the world for the first time and crying babies that everyone gathers to console. there's a devotee of krishna, dressed in chaniya choli with her beautiful jewelery and face painted, there are no judging glances, everyone compliments her. there's the mother with a job, talking to her child in the time she can squeeze. there's the old woman with gajra and flowers and the man selling earrings. there is so much diversity and so many languages and so many cultures, all together in one place. and no matter how crowded it is and how uncomfortable it gets, there is always, always place for you.
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sheerkhurma · 9 months
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POV: Couples in mumbai local train, standing near the exit!!
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travelling by local train >>> travelling by metro
p.s. share your favourite local train incidents
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lagycart · 1 year
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tokyo tohoku trip - day 1.
tohoku area is the northern part of the main peninsular in japan, and it’s not super famous as a tourist destination, however, there’s a lot to offer in the whole area and my friend has suggested that we explore a few towns and cities together during this trip.
so after a short sleep, i’m at tokyo station with my friend to redeem my 5 days jr east pass for tohoku area, which will allow me to use the tohoku shinkansen, jr local trains, jr buses and joyful trains, and many more, which you can find all the info on their official website.
if you are travelling a lot in 5 days within the tohoku area, it’s a really worthy pass to purchase, as a foreigner. tohoku shinkansen is a reservation seats only shinkansen, so it’s necessary to actually make reservations for all your trips, it’s best to plan your route beforehand and then go to the ticket counter and tell the staff which trains you would like to get onto.
for my case, it was really last minute and it was weekend, so the train that i wanted was full and good thing my friend was there to communicate with the staff about my plan and they finally suggested that i get a standing ticket for my first shinkansen in order for me to meet the schedule.
and the whole reason why there’s such schedule limitation is because i wanted to get on the pokemon with you joyful train, which only runs once a day every saturday and sunday. more about the pokemon train later...
this is my first experience to have a standing ticket for shinkansen, as all the previous times, i did get normal seats which is very comfortable. i also bought sandwiches for breakfast since i did not eat in the morning. standing tickets has train number on it, so you can only stay within that train. there’s some space in front and at the back of the train, which is quite nice and you can look out the window for the scenery. good thing that this ride is above ground, so it was quite nice to enjoy the scenery. i was okay for this standing ride, as there’s a lot of chance to sit later of the day.
i arrived at ichonoseki station around and make my way to the local train after storing my luggage at the station locker, as i plan to take the pokemon train at kesennuma station on the return trip. the local train ride gave a completely different feeling compared to shinkansen, as the speed difference is very obvious. the scenery along the countryside train tracks are amazing with beautiful sunshine. it was a really really slow and relaxing ride.
at kesennuma station, i got a short break and visited the convenient store to get water and snack, the local people are very nice and friendly, they thought i was japanese until i told them i wasn’t. and i’m actually happy that my japanese language is good enough for me to communicate with simple sentences.
the station also has quite a few pokemon related photospot, which is just so cute. even the station sign is pokemon themed. after a short wait, it’s finally time for the long awaited train ride. the staff is super friendly and helped me to take photos at every opportunity, which i’m super grateful about. there were families with young kids on board, some adult pokemon fans like me as well, but the train is not full or packed, so it was really comfortable.
the train has 2 sections, one section is the playroom and the other section is the seating area. everywhere you look on the train, it’s super cute and pikachu everywhere. i was so so happy and the inner kid in me wish to just stay on the train forever. the playroom has so much plushies to play and take photos with and it’s fully carpeted so you can sit anywhere and just enjoy the kawaii atmosphere and setup, they truly made sure every detail of the train is amazing. we also got a badge souvenir after answering a short survey (in japanese), and at certain train stops, the staff will lead us into the station for few minutes to get a pokemon train station stamp on the postcard that every customer received. it’s truly fun to experience everything during the entire ride. absolutely worth the time and money to try and get on the train at least once, especially if you are a pokemon/pikachu fan.
the train does stop at a few stations along the way and there’s some outdoor decorations setup at those station as photo spots. even without them, the countryside scenery is actually beautiful, especially as the sun was about to set, every photo is just so picturesque. and this whole fun filled experience is covered by the jr east pass!
got some onigiri after the ride arrived at ichinoseki station, since i did skip lunch that day. while i did not move a lot, i do need some energy to keep my body warm as the sun set was early and the weather gets cold very quickly. i continued with my journey up north to aomori by shinkansen which is the city i will be staying the night at.
from ichinoseki station, i took a shinkansen to morioka and made a brief stop to wait for the next shinkansen to aomori as there’s no direct connection, since ichinoseki is a smaller town/station. at morioka, i got to visit a bakery cafe below the station and enjoyed a beautiful and delicious strawberry tart, i do miss and love japanese desserts, just so pretty and so yummy with the fresh and good quality ingredients.
initially, i was planning to make a stop at hachinohe for dinner, but the restaurant i intended to go was fully reserved, hence i decided to just go to aomori straight and find something else for dinner there. the shinkansen is noticeably less crowded by now as most people has arrived at their destination by now.
shin aomori station is a relatively new looking station, and i do still need to take one more local train to arrive at the aomori station and walk to my hotel. it was here that i saw real snow for the first time! i was super excited about it and can’t wait to see more once i arrived. the walk to my hotel was not too far, but roads are covered in snow, it was quite beautiful to see so much white everywhere, even though the sky is dark by now. checking in to my hotel was easy, and the room is quite nice and spacious for one person.
then i went to nearby streets to hunt for food, and ended up at this kushiyaki placed called hyakushiki ひゃくしき 青森新町店, i believe this place is quite new though. the menu is completely in japanese, so i did spend quite a long time to just read everything. i ordered quite a few kushiyaki, chicken karaage and dashi tamagoyaki. the food is so so so good, ingredients are very fresh and the batter is so light and crispy too, a good find definitely.
after filling up my stomach, i called it a day and went back to my hotel for a hot bath to relax and went to bed for a good night sleep, as there’s more exciting activities to look forward the next day, which my friend will be joining me on the trip.
to be continued.
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okayconsblur · 2 years
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📍 West Bengal
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quirkykidsworld · 2 years
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Of ladies special, train getting stuck and Mumbaikars
One of my sir's who is from Delhi once said, "You Mumbaivala's think different." I said people aren't very different. There are all kinds of people everywhere. He refused, he said, "Where people see problems, Mumbai people see opportunity." I didn't think much about it until today.
I left my class as usual and reached station. There were a huge number of people in the bridge of a usually relatively less rushed suburban train stop. I asked only to get to know that the trains were running late.
Without wasting time I got down, I had to reach home as soon as possible. Luckily the train had halted there. As soon as I saw the train I realised that it was the ladies special and got into the first compartment I could.
After waiting for about 10 minutes the train started only to stop again in the middle of nowhere. Let's just say it happened multiple times at different places. Slowly reaching each stop.
As soon as I got in I informed my family members and started working on things I could with 30% battery in my phone. Having travelled in our reliable local for years I knew it could be late but I'll slowly reach my destination.
I heard several calls from my co-passengers, all stating that they are still stuck in the train. I remember how one of them said train reng raha hai and laughing. Both she, me and a few others shared a smile.
I got to know about how one aunty had hoped to rest as she reached home but is stuck here, about a women who had a celebration to attend, about a boy waiting for his mother so he can pick her up in his scooty, about two friends travelling together. I got to know about so many calls of concern, of where are you?, Did you get a train? Maybe try fast trains?
I heard them all while continuing to do my own work. Suddenly I hear a voice singing, a bunch of turned, only to see that one of the aunty's bored of waiting started singing while we all smiled we got back to doing our work.
Slowly more people joined. I guess they started playing antakshari. I stopped myself from what I was doing. Put my phone down and listened.
Here we were stuck in the middle of a place we weren't even sure to tell our loved ones, sharing our stories, smiles and singing.
At a time when the usual expression could have been of anger and frustration strangers of different ages came together. Some of us on our periods, some dealing with PMS and here we were singing our worries away.
When I finally got down at my station I got back to the chaos of my life but in that moment in the train, all of us women were one.
I wondered maybe it could have happened anywhere in the world but a small part of me whispered "or maybe sir was right."
~ Gayathri, @lemmebegirls
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kaafisanskari · 2 years
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1/8/2022
I think instead of writing a to do list every morning, I'll write a list of ‘what I did’ every night. *slams hands on the table* So
Woke up early
Worked out (my body felt stiffer than a stone)
Went to college to cancel my admission there (it's actually the best clg in town but hey, long story... *invalid piece of information* I'm a goner for its architecture)
Started practicing a bit of French A1 for my exams coming up in Sept
While I do hope to be more productive than this tomorrow, I'll be happy even if I'm able to maintain this basic routine. Given how I've been fucking up my lifestyle since so many months, today did feel nice even though it doesn't seem productive.
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araiwatal · 4 months
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普通列車でどこかへ #200
木次線 木次行き 島根県 松江市のあたり
Amazon Japan Kindle 新井ワタルのページ https://www.amazon.co.jp/新井ワタル/e/B0168GDX1M/
Go somewhere by local train #200
Kisuki line bound for Kisuki Around Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture
Amazon USA Kindle Watal Arai's Page https://www.amazon.com/WATAL-ARAI/e/B01BODI7I8
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dramatic-long-coats · 2 years
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M- indicator is the new Tumblr!
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incompletes-blog · 26 days
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atmothart · 1 year
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Jon he's really trying here cut him a break
(tumblr crunched the resolution of this comic a lot rip)
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atozvideos · 10 months
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