Pushing People On A Crowded Japanese Train
By Dunn •
August 8, 2008
Oshiya, or “pusher”, is an informal Japanese term for a worker who stands on the platform of a railway station during the morning and evening rush hours, and pushes people onto the train. This video is taken in 1991 on the Seibu-Ikebukuro Line in Tokyo in the morning rush.
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I know first hand what it feels like in those crowded trains. I’d rather walk. haha.
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“So what do you do for living?” “ME?I’m a pusher!!” Haha!
A very strange kind of work, but like Trench said: I’d rather walk!!
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