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The Japanese phrase tsukin jigoku (“commuting hell”) refers to the crowded condition of packed commuter trains one often encounters during rush hours. To prevent annoyances while commuting, implicit manners have developed over time. Though some of these customs may be particular to Japan, following them when riding a Japanese train can create a positive impression.
* Listed above are some points of etiquette considered to be good manners by the majority of Japanese people.