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"People in Tokyo sleep, on average, 5 hours and half at home, (and they add to that their sleep during the commuting time in a train.)" That does not sound hea
by kaybe 9y ago
"People in Tokyo sleep, on average, 5 hours and half at home, (and they add to that their sleep during the commuting time in a train.)"
That does not sound healthy at all. How does this work?
- andy_ppp 9y agoEveryone arched forward and snores, it’s impressive really.
- lj3 9y agoI did this for a few years when I lived in San Mateo and worked in Mill Valley. It's not healthy, nor is it pleasant. I was robbed in my sleep more than once.
- Raphmedia 9y agoNot from Japan but one on the things I miss the most now that I have a car is being able to sleep around 5 hours and catch up during commute. It's crazy how good you get at falling asleep instantly and how you get a "my stop is at the right corner, I need to wake up right now" sixth sense. Now I require more sleep and commute makes me more tired when I get to work and back home.
- Neeek 9y agoI agree. I developed this habit in highschool but no one else I know seems to have picked it up, interesting to see it discussed here :) I get VERY sleepy whenever I'm on a bus now, even 7 years of car commuting later.