I have double thoughts about it. Part of me, thinks this is awsome and effective, but the othe other part thinks that, if you don't make regular people uncomfortable too, you make less impact and the people might not want to support your cause because for them, the protest is only beneficial. If everyone's uncomfortable, everyone will be like "Oh, give them what they want, so this can f***ing end!" But then, again, not everyone is the same, and my appreciation for this kind of striking is prevailing. So, I praise these drivers.

Vote it up if you like it, 'cause blind people can't.

every blue bag filled should be a rewarded with a free ticket to the next match

The bay is so cute..

you know what ya get in the UK? toast. I mean, it's damn good toast, but...

We the current water scarcity this idea should be incorporated every where

In My country, these would get stolen :/

Japanese here...Every school do have custodians though...the students certainly don't clean the teachers' restrooms... and the custodian usually take care of the garden area too.

And this is why I plan to move to Japan.

I love their bullet trains! You'll barely feel it's already moving...

apparently there was once a time when this sort of honesty ruled the world?

power in numbers

So clean that even fish can swim

First time I used this toilet I was slightly disconcerted by the accuracy of the water jet but pleasantly surprised by its effectiveness

And in escalators, they stay left (I think) if you'll just stand and if you'll walk you go right...

This is true in China as well. Makes for some great conversation time on long train rides!

why does snoop dogg need an umbrella? fo' drizzle.

thought it was tetris at first

Finally somewhere it happened!

Isn't it sticky note paper?

Cool 😉

They are cute but i hate the taste

In the Dominican Republic people can wait patiently too. And if a pregnant woman appears, they let her go to the front immediately.

Look how disciplined the Japanese dots are... and look at the others..haha

Okay, Japan is officially awesome. I'm moving there

Most of these deers are extremely aggressive!!! They bit me all the way from a snack stand to the entrance of the temple. And bit me again when I'm not feeding them fast enough. I suffered so much trying to save some snacks for the little ones...

What I love about them is their sense of courtesy... When you are around a neighborhood and go down for a morning walk, neighbors will greet you a warm "Ohayo!" (Good morning!) It's very heartwarming..

In the US they get thrown onto a large heap... (just look at yesterday's video...)

I've seen this in other countries also ☺

What is the meaning of tomodachi?

That's so cool!

Now this is taking things to much exceptional level.

I'm wondering how often they change water...

This one is kind of gross, Imagine how bad some people feet are you are just sticking yur feet in all the nasty soup of fungus and bacteria.

I mean...the Japanese are just effing awesome!!!

What about fungal disease transmission?

Go around a corner to fast and you actually may get a free bath!

I think I would spend all day on the train.

now, this is something what I need!

HOW SANITARY IS IT THO?

OMG!! GREAT!

Nice way to share foot diseases.

"Kids Learn How To Line Up " Try it in my country and parents would lynch the teacher who restricted the freedom of their little psychopaths!

yes they do. almost everyone even managed to park very neatly and as closely together as possible too. I wonder how hard it was to gain a driver's license there, bc I sure as heck won't ever passed them if I took it.

Whaaat, wooow :O In my country the trains sometimes doesn't come at all and nobody tells you why :D

I'm more impressed with the deodorant, so even if you're stuck in the lift for hours, you don't need to worry about the embarrassment of getting stinky : )

When I was a kid I always thought they were the real thing...

That's awesome

That was also at the intersection at my university entrance (HUFS, Seoul). So cool! ♥

I'll be in the constant fear of it getting snatched.. something that may not happen in Japan but still.

I'm curious how many people would even have noticed the interruption.

The building where my office is at, like most office buildings in the world, does not have a sign like that. Yesterday, had the lift had this sign, it could have spared me the trip back to the 18th floor to take my umbrella.

I just started needing reading glasses and still don't carry a pair with me (lazy or vain, you pick). This would save a lot of embarrassment (and squinting lol)