
Japan is known for its great traditions and discipline in many areas of life. The latest footage circulating on social networks shows the ritual of going to work of dozens of people: in line and in silence
A video of a large number of people going to work in Japan in the morning is circulating widely on social media, and many are amazed by the discipline and silence that reigns.
Namely, the video shows a large number of people leaving the train station, with absolutely nothing heard except the footsteps of passers-by. People don't talk to each other, they don't use cell phones, they don't look sideways, they just go where they are directed.
Given that many people are fascinated by Japanese culture, it was impossible to avoid comments from those who support this type of discipline.
Accordingly, people mostly sit or stand quietly when traveling on public transport, because talking loudly and disturbing other passengers is considered rude. This includes talking on a mobile phone as well as having loud conversations.
However, there were also those who found such behavior quite disturbing. "Like a robot", "I got depressed just watching the video", "This is not life", are written in some of the comments.