Japanese architecture at it's worst.... (1 Viewer)

[SeulPika]

Earlier in the week, Japan was experiencing heavy snowfall and this was the state INSIDE Kyoto Station......





I've always said that the design of Kyoto Station wasn't the best..... ​

 

[Ahsoka]

Best part of not using public transport is that you can’t experience stuff like that, or this station


It’s also one of the only good parts about not using public transport but details.

 

[tricky]

Best part of not using public transport is that you can’t experience stuff like that, or this station


It’s also one of the only good parts about not using public transport but details.

Thats insane oh my gosh

 

[SeulPika]

Best part of not using public transport is that you can’t experience stuff like that, or this station


It’s also one of the only good parts about not using public transport but details.

For the most part, public transport is the most convenient way of getting around Japan's major cities....

 

[StirFriedPanda]

Atleast it's not like china where the building just falls on you.

 

[Ahsoka]

For the most part, public transport is the most convenient way of getting around Japan's major cities....

Honestly probably even true of a fair few US cities and we aren’t exactly know for our wonderful public transport. Public transport has issues ofc but so do other modes of transportation

 

[seoriverse]

this would not work in canada

 

[Pirioca]

A more relaxed 'snowy' situation.



Japan is so beautiful.

 

[tricky]

this would not work in canada

Laughs in canadian

 

[seoriverse]

Laughs in canadian

laughs in canadian who just had a snowstorm on thursday

 

[SeulPika]

this would not work in canada

Nor would it work up in northern Japan (Hokkaido)

A more relaxed 'snowy' situation.



Japan is so beautiful.

I love all four seasons of Japan

 

[RandAlThor]

Best part of not using public transport is that you can’t experience stuff like that, or this station


It’s also one of the only good parts about not using public transport but details.

less walking typically, stairs especially :)