The ‘rookie’ public transport habit that shows Japanese locals you’re a tourist

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Passengers sitting on seats inside the carriage of a Shinkansen high-speed train in Japan.
Japan’s iconic bullet train serves upwards of 400,000 passengers a day (Picture: Getty Images)

A bum bag and a furrowed brow aren’t the only things that single you out as a tourist.

In Japan, a famously polite and rule-following nation, visitors are outing themselves with public transport etiquette.

The Metro Travel desk has previously reported on Japanese locals ...

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