Two children were looking out the window of a Mae Klong train

I Have A Preconceived Notion That Thai Railroads Do Not Operate On Time, But The Train To Baan Laem Station Departed On Time

The Market, Which Had Been Open On The Tracks Until The Train Passed By, Would Temporarily Close And Give Up Its Position To The Train, Its Original User

Man Was Utterly Unmoved By The Approaching Train

Inside The Dimly Lit Mae Klong Train Station, There Was The Food Stall Serving Noodles

As Soon As The Train Drove Away, The People Who Had Been Sitting Still And Letting The Train Pass By Began To Move, And The Tracks Became A Market Again

I Feel Like The Longer We Talk, The Harder It Gets To See Them Off.

The Mother And Boys Sat By The Car Window, Waiting Patiently For The Departure

Baby Stuck Out Its Tongue By The Car Window

In Sapporo, You Can Use The Same Suica You Use In Tokyo To Get On The Train

The Platform Was Reflected In The Window Of An Izuhakone Railway Sunzu Line Train Coming Into Mishima Tamachi Station

It Is Not Easy For People To Understand More Than They Imagine, Even In Their Mother Tongue

Chiba City, Like Kawagoe, Is Complicated By The Existence Of Several Stations With Similar Names

Pink Seems To Be A Color Associated With Women In Indonesia As Well, And The Women-only Car Markings Were Painted In Pink

The Mae Klong Line, With Few Passengers On Board, Made Its Way Through The Deserted Salt Fields

Some Passengers Are Saying Goodbye To Those Who Came To See Them Off, While Others Are Waiting Quietly For The Train To Start Moving, With No One In Particular To See Them Off

As I Pointed My Lens At The Woman I Was Seeing Off, Other Passengers Were Looking At Me Taking Pictures

The Word Wrecked Long-distance Train Reminds Me Of Trains In India Or Bangladesh Where People Are Packed In Bells, But Myanmar Trains May Be Different

They Seemed To Be Saying Goodbye, And The Woman And The Man Kept Talking About Something Until The Time The Train Started Moving

The Man Was Sleeping Comfortably Inside A Yangon Circular Railway

Passengers Peeked Out Of The Windows Of The Train As It Stopped At Da Nyin Gone Station

The Old Man Was Pointing Inside The Yangon Circular Railway

Even In Myanmar, People Snooze On Trains

The Man On The Train At Thon Buri Railway Station Gave Me A Thumbs Up

Chatting In The Car

The Boy Walking Around With No Pants On Showed No Interest In The Camera Or Me

It Is Not Unusual To See Three People On A Scooter In Taiwan

The Line On The Forehead Is A Religious Mark Called A Tilaka, Which Indicates The Religious Denomination Believed In By Color And Shape

The Gesture Of Giving A Thumbs Up Does Not Always Have A Positive Meaning

Why Many Women In India Have Their Left Nostril Pierced

A Woman Was Strolling With Her Dog On A Baby Carriage In The Precincts Of Kita-in Temple