@thepopuptraveler One of the common etiquettes when riding a bus is "silence" or somehow refrain from being loud when talking inside public transportation It is a common decency to respect other people in the bus whether you are a local or a foreigner, no matter what! I just want to share my experience during my trip to Kyoto on my way to Kyoto Station. It was really crowded inside the bus and a group of Western tour group hop in the bus. Since the start of the bus trip, the tourists are so noisy chit-chatting about various things and all of them aee simultabeously talking to each other non-stop until the end of the bus trip. I am not here to overgeneralizing foreign tourist as I know a lot of tourist have common decency and knows the rules and etiquettes when travelling to other country, but this? This is so crazy…. that was a 30 minute non-stop noise from start to end. These bunch of tourists are really noisy from start to end and most locals and other passengers inside are so annoyed. One local passenger already called them up in Japanese but they still continued to murmur to each other. It's crazy .. If you still think this is an audio reel from other source, no, this is an orignal audio, I still have a long minute version of this, and it's a pain in everyone's ears I hope you would not get to experience what I have expereinced during my bus trip to Kyoto. Reminding everyone to respect everyone's space whether you are public or private place, especially if you are travelling from a different countr ythat is not belong to you, so please…. P.S: Those people who are murmuring and yapping loud are Americans which I though are Australians, as they have mentioned it through their yapping. Still, it pains the ears of everyone else in the bus during that time coz of their non-stop loud talks #japan #japantravels #kyoto #fyp #japantrip #travelgram #japantravel #japanlife #japanculture #japantiktok #foryoupage #travelgram #travelife #travelreels ♬ original sound – @thepopuptraveler on IG – Eric TPUTERICKLOOK