Same seems to hold true today too. A but in the past, but supports what you said is cigarette usage. I use to use a station in Tokyo that sits on top of a river bank. Despite being open on the sides with breezes following the river, you could not see people from waist up from across the rive, the cigarette smoke was so thick. Then ov…
Same seems to hold true today too. A but in the past, but supports what you said is cigarette usage. I use to use a station in Tokyo that sits on top of a river bank. Despite being open on the sides with breezes following the river, you could not see people from waist up from across the rive, the cigarette smoke was so thick. Then over night, all the smoke was gone. Japanese society decide that smoking in stations was no longer acceptable and with the snap of the fingers, it ended.
Same seems to hold true today too. A but in the past, but supports what you said is cigarette usage. I use to use a station in Tokyo that sits on top of a river bank. Despite being open on the sides with breezes following the river, you could not see people from waist up from across the rive, the cigarette smoke was so thick. Then over night, all the smoke was gone. Japanese society decide that smoking in stations was no longer acceptable and with the snap of the fingers, it ended.