Day 79:
Not much to write about today. It was like the quiet after the storm. Work was smooth and trance-like and time seemed to pass by quickly. This is my train I take home every night. Because it runs towards Tokyo it’s usually pretty empty, which is nice.
Btw, this is the Keio Line local train after 11pm.
Go Ramen!® 
@Seneschal: It's clean but not super clean. I'm pretty sure they all have ac now. at least in tokyo.
@Mononoke Kitchen: Yeah, the late night train going into tokyo is always empty.
@kamisama03: Hashimoto eh? That is close.
@Auryon: lol!
@Brian: are you sure it isn't more than 32%? haha i'll take ur word for it.
@PudgyM29: yes it is.
@LG: hahaha
Well, it is a well known fact that lavender based industrial fabric threaded with fuchsia hides puke stains better than any other color combo…I digress; empty trains = great trains. Ones packed with people, drunks and a vagrant or too…meah not so nice.
Learned that lesson with a stop into Hollywood yesterday for a farmers market on the red line…the nice and shiny gold line spoils me so.
Thanks for sharing…
-LG
A nice looking train.
Kamisama03, select Keio Line trains to | from Hashimoto are through-routed onto the Toei Shinjuku subway line.
61.6 km, ¥790 from Motoyawata to Hashimoto. (75'- Express)
Keio line into Tokyo at night…empty.
Keio line out of Tokyo at night… 32% chance of being vomited on. This is based on personal data that I collected.
Lavender seats! That's cool! And it's so clean compared to my city's train. It's the kinda stuff you see in horror movies. O_O
Keio line huh? My moms from Hashimoto, so that's pretty close. Only if I can get enough days off to go visit Japan….
Pretty empty and… violet!
It looks a lot cleaner than when I was there 20 years ago!
Do all the trains have AC now?