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The 7-minute Miracle by Shinkansen Cleaning Crew Receives Acclaim from World – It’s necessary to pay appropriate wages to those who work properly
The scene of cleaning work surprises even Japanese. The end of the last sentence reads “we cannot help but pay respect to cleaning crew wholeheartedly when we use the Shinkansen in the future.” Watch the video, and you fully understand it. More importantly, I think that it is necessary to pay to people who work properly like this appropriate wages which make them work proudly.
I think that those who increase their
assets with stock dividends are responsible for destroying the earth. The
wicked, who consider serious workers to be “useless eaters devouring earth’s
resources,” try to decrease the population to the number they can easily
control. In reality, these people are useless eaters or parasites.
Masatoshi
Takeshita
May
31, 2015
English translation of the excerpt from a
Japanese article: Karapaia – May 30, 2015 –
The
7-minute Miracle by Shinkansen Cleaning Crew Receives Acclaim from World
A video has attracted overseas interest
with the total number of views topping 2 million. It depicts the scene of cleaning work by cleaning crew on Shinkansen in
Tokyo Station, Japan.
This image is shot by an American video
reporter, Charlie, who was in Japan for business in Tokyo. He was deeply moved
by cleaning crew on Shinkansen finishing all cleaning and inspection work
during a short period of stoppage time, and then bowing politely.
It takes only 7 minutes. Each worker covers
one car about 100 sets. It takes only 12 seconds to clean and inspect one seat.
During that time, they check whether anything is left behind on racks.
The floor is swept and seats are turned
forward. Each employee cleans about 20 cars a day. Their average age is 52.
After finishing all cleaning, they line up perfectly and bow.
Such politeness and brisk movement makes us
feel good. After watching this video, we cannot help but pay respect to
cleaning crew wholeheartedly when we use the Shinkansen in the future.
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