Many Japanese people sleep sitting
up on the train. Some
even sleep standing
up, which may be hard to believe.
One of my English teachers from the U.S. has said that he hadn’t imagined
(can be "couldnt imagine") it before he came to Japan
until he saw the people every morning in Tokyo.
I’ve never seen people
asleep on the train outside
of Japan.
I wonder what you think when you see people sleeping on the train. I’ve read
that a foreigner called it
the “Japanese siesta”.
When I
got on the underground train in New York, I tried to sleep out of habit, and then I
remembered that I wasn’t in Japan
and opened my eyes quickly.
Do you sleep on the train in your country?
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i've seen people sleep on the train in many countries, but none as comfortably or as deeply as they do here.