A memory of a part time job
I live in Tottori prefecture, which has the smallest population in Japan. Usually, trains are not so crowded even in the morning. However, It was crowded than usual yesterday and I remembered a memory of a part time job. Until this January, I lived in Tokyo over 20 years, which is over 20 times bigger than Tottori in population. When I was an undergraduate student of a university in central Tokyo, as a general case in Japan, I worked part time job. I worked at a station near the university before the first lecture. What I did was to open doors of train cars and push commuters into the cars. Could you understand? If you can't understand, please check a video below.
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A memory of a part time job
I live in Tottori prefecture which has the smallest population in Japan. Usually trains are not so crowded, even in the morning. However, it was crowded more than usual yesterday and I remembered a memory of a part time job many years ago.. Until this January, I lived in Tokyo for over 20 years, which is over 20 times bigger than Tottori in population. When I was an undergraduate student of a university in central Tokyo, as the general case in Japan, I worked a part time job. (or I worked part time) I worked at a station near the university before the first lecture. What I did was to open doors of the train cars and push commuters into the cars. Do you understand? If you don't understand, please check this video below.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLK9VU9JSfc&nohtml5=Fals
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A memory of a part time job
I live in Tottori prefecture, which has the smallest population in Japan. Usually, the train is not very crowded, even in the morning. However, It was more crowded than usual yesterday and I thought about my former part time job. Until this January, I lived in Tokyo over 20 years. Tottori Has a population that is 20 times bigger than Tottori. When I was an undergraduate student at university in central Tokyo, I had a part time job. I worked at a station near the university before my first lecture. I opened train car doors and pushed commuters into the cars. Do you understand? If you can't understand, please check a video below.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLK9VU9JSfc&nohtml5=False
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