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My travel I'm here in "Tokyo" in Japan with work. On my way to get here, I took both local and bullet trains. The local train was packed even though it was late at night. As far as bullet train goes, I get travel-sick easily. Bullet train goes very fast, so we can't open the window. I feel like I'm claustrophobic. That tend to happen especially when I have some meal before taking the train. When I get train-sick, I feel sick and dizzy and I feel like wanting to vomit. In order not to be that, I try to focus on other things like writing a diary entry. But generally speaking, I enjoy spending time switching off my mind on the train and I feel so refreshed!

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My travels

I'm here in Tokyo, Japan for work.
On my way here, I took both local and bullet trains.
The local train was packed, even though it was late at night.

I often get motion sickness on bullet trains.
Bullet trains go very fast, so we can't open the windows. I feel claustrophobic.
That tends to happen (this isn't necessarily wrong, but I would say "This happens often,") especially when I have a meal before taking the train.
When I get motion sickness, I feel sick and dizzy, and I feel like I want to vomit.
To avoid that, I try to focus on other things, like writing a diary entry.
However, generally speaking, I enjoy spending time on the train and switching off my mind (I would say "brain" instead of "mind," but "mind" isn't wrong either). I feel so refreshed!

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