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Many security cameras are installed, but there are many molesters. Please use the back car if you don't want to be molested.
In Japanese:
防犯カメラは多く設置しておりますが、痴漢は多くいらっしゃいます。痴漢をされたくないお客様は後ろの車両をぜひご利用ください。
That's how a JR East staff member warned passengers on the platform of the Saikyo Line, which connects Tokyo with Saitama Prefecture, standing outside a northbound train about to depart.
But it isn't perfect, and the undeniably worst part of train travel in Japan is the possibility of encountering a chikan, or groper, onboard. Rail operators have tried various countermeasures to attempt to prevent gropings, but the actions of one East Japan Railway Co (JR East) worker have been drawing criticism after a video taken at Shinjuku Station in downtown Tokyo on Aug 30 recently went viral.
'Passengers who don’t want to be groped, please use the rear train cars' announcement angers many
Japan is very proud of its trains, and in many ways rightfully so. The country has one of the cleanest, most reliable, and most convenient rail networks to be found anywhere on the planet. But it isn’t perfect, and the undeniably worst part of train travel in Japan is the…
「痴漢をされたくないお客様は…」JR埼京線・新宿駅のアナウンスが物議|FNNプライムオンライン
埼京線新宿駅での駅員のあるアナウンスが今、物議を醸しています。「新宿駅のアナウンスが異常な件」8月30日、そんな言葉とともにSNSに投稿された動画。駅係員:防犯カメラは多く設置しておりますが、痴漢は多くいらっしゃいます。痴漢をされたくないお客様は後ろの車両をぜひご利用ください帰宅ラッシュ時のJR新宿駅の埼京線のホーム。アナウンスの内容に違和感を覚え、カメラを回したという男性に話を聞くと…撮影者:「痴漢は多くいらっしゃいます」って、この辺の並んでいる男の中に必ずちょっとはいるよというニュアンスに…
Sounds like a new classification of cars: groping and non-groping.