inventorspot.com commented:
>>Tokyo Metro SHOULD end them here as the Drunken Behavior poster is gonna be really hard to beat< <

Never fear. The “Subway Manner” {sic} poster campaign will continue until April 1st, and they are sure to cover salaryman nosepicking in the next poster. :-)

Japanese commuters told to be courteous as standards fall
Telegraph.co.uk – By Julian Ryall in Tokyo – 9:42PM GMT 06 Dec 2008
Five years ago, it would have been unthinkable for passengers on Japan’s crowded trains to witness a female office worker applying make-up on her way to work. But now, grooming in public is commonplace. For some, such behaviour reflects the fact that the politeness and courtesy that was a trademark of Japanese society are fading fast.
Standards are falling so rapidly that Japan Railways has just launched a poster campaign urging women to “Please do it at home” – put their make-up on, that is.
“I would have to say that levels of inconsideration have accelerated in the last five years or so,” said Toshiko Marks, a professor of multicultural understanding at Shumei University. “I first saw a young woman applying her make-up on a train about five years ago but now it is an everyday sight,” she said. “I even see people on trains eating food that has a strong smell, such as noodles, which means everyone has to put up with it.”…MORE

“…Businessmen passed out on train seats are a common sight as are piles of puke on the platforms. Yuk!”
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Posted by Felicity Hughes at 7:30 PM

Can I barf inside the streetcars instead ?