Stop!!!

[benqui]

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If there is a construction site in Japan, the workers will always take care of you. Nothing should happen to you. This lady stopped the passengers until the truck was on the right position. And look at her body language, you have to wait! No discussion at all! Seen in Tokio, M10, 1.4/35 Summilux

 

 

 

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[GFW2-SCUSA]

Indeed, a woman not to be tangled with. I am impressed with her spotless uniform. I suspect there is a degree of pride in her work shown in her clothes. I also noted that the huge truch behind her is also clean and rust free. Nice to see things well cared for. Not a common thing here in the U.S.A.  Your photograph shows us a lot! Thanks for posting. 

[stuny]

Very nice.

[fotografr]

I think you're messing with us and this is really one of your models in a disguise.

[Sebastian S]

been in tokio a while ago, they even assign employees to apologize in front of construction sites when pedestrians have to cross the street. 

[frame-it]

14 hours ago, benqui said:

If there is a construction site in Japan, the workers will always take care of you. Nothing should happen to you. This lady stopped the passengers until the truck was on the right position. And look at her body language, you have to wait! No discussion at all! Seen in Tokio, M10, 1.4/35 Summilux

perfectly normal in Japan, same in Korea except they aint polite.

[benqui]

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Am 12.4.2024 um 01:51 schrieb GFW2-SCUSA:

Indeed, a woman not to be tangled with. I am impressed with her spotless uniform. I suspect there is a degree of pride in her work shown in her clothes. I also noted that the huge truch behind her is also clean and rust free. Nice to see things well cared for. Not a common thing here in the U.S.A.  Your photograph shows us a lot! Thanks for posting. 

I totally agree with you concerning the high degree of pride for their work. I think this is one of the reasons for the success of Japanese copmpanies 

Am 12.4.2024 um 12:47 schrieb stuny:

Very nice.

Thanks a lot Stuart

Am 12.4.2024 um 14:28 schrieb fotografr:

I think you're messing with us and this is really one of your models in a disguise.

Lol Brent, you really looked very cool

Am 12.4.2024 um 14:41 schrieb Sebastian S:

been in tokio a while ago, they even assign employees to apologize in front of construction sites when pedestrians have to cross the street. 

Yes You see this on every construction site. Totally different to European countries

Am 12.4.2024 um 15:01 schrieb frame-it:

perfectly normal in Japan, same in Korea except they aint polite.

Ah thanks a lot, I did not know that

[AndreasG]

And the trucks go through a tire washing before they leave the construction site - see above the clean tires! They do not leave a 200m trace of sand and dirt on the road.

[benqui]

Am 14.4.2024 um 08:38 schrieb AndreasG:

And the trucks go through a tire washing before they leave the construction site - see above the clean tires! They do not leave a 200m trace of sand and dirt on the road.

Yes Andreas, it was really incredible how they work. We had a rental car and I never have seen so clean and beautiful motorway service areas.