This is what happens when the train arrives late in Japan #shorts

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Did you know that in Japan, a late train is an extremely rare occurrence? Yet, when it does happen, the situation is taken very seriously: train conductors personally apologize to every passenger and refund your fare. But that’s not even the best part. If the delay exceeds five minutes, every passenger is given a slip documenting the delay—which you can show your boss or school to prove that arriving late wasn't your fault—saving you the embarrassment of having to make up an excuse.

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00:00You know that in Japan, when a train arrives late, it is an extremely rare event, but when it happens,

00:04they take it very seriously, as the train conductors personally apologize to each and every passenger and refund your money.

00:10But that's not the best part.

00:11If the delay is more than five minutes, every passenger is given a certificate stating that the train was delayed,

00:16so you can show it to your boss or your school to prove that it wasn't your fault for arriving

00:20late, saving you the embarrassment of having to make an excuse.

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