Good morning!
I retuned from Los Angeles on Wednesday May 7. My wife and I took the Narita Express to Ikebukuro Station and transferred to the Tobu Tojo Line.
There was a crowded train departing in two minutes when we arrived. We were both very tired after waking up at 7:30am, leaving my family’s home at a bout 9:00am, taking an 11-hour flight at 12:35am and arriving at Narita Airport at about 4:00pm. We decided to wait for the next train so that we could sit down.
We waited in the front of the line. When the train arrived we rushed in and secured two seats. My wife sat down first so that she could say our seats since people were running all over us. After arranging our luggage I sat down for a much needed rest.
Shortly after sitting down I looked up and I saw a senior couple (we use the word senior to describe people about 55 and older in the U.S.) enter the train. I looked into the eyes of the woman who looked visibly uncomfortable having to stand on the train. I immediately got up and offered her the seat. My act of kindness gave me some extra energy and I felt better!
I would like to encourage other members of our communities to share their positive stories about sharing the seat they are in with someone else.
Please take care, stay positive an have a great day!
I retuned from Los Angeles on Wednesday May 7. My wife and I took the Narita Express to Ikebukuro Station and transferred to the Tobu Tojo Line.
There was a crowded train departing in two minutes when we arrived. We were both very tired after waking up at 7:30am, leaving my family’s home at a bout 9:00am, taking an 11-hour flight at 12:35am and arriving at Narita Airport at about 4:00pm. We decided to wait for the next train so that we could sit down.
We waited in the front of the line. When the train arrived we rushed in and secured two seats. My wife sat down first so that she could say our seats since people were running all over us. After arranging our luggage I sat down for a much needed rest.
Shortly after sitting down I looked up and I saw a senior couple (we use the word senior to describe people about 55 and older in the U.S.) enter the train. I looked into the eyes of the woman who looked visibly uncomfortable having to stand on the train. I immediately got up and offered her the seat. My act of kindness gave me some extra energy and I felt better!
I would like to encourage other members of our communities to share their positive stories about sharing the seat they are in with someone else.
Please take care, stay positive an have a great day!
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