If you’re in Japan, where you gonna go? Trains will take you more than you know Riding trains in a foreign land Feels a little hard to understand But if you like it, give it a try It’s easier than you think—you’ll be fine Buy a ticket before you ride Machines at the station, check the price Put in coins, don’t forget Then your ticket comes right out Don’t forget your ticket at the gate Or tap an IC card instead Touch the gate, hear the sound ahead In and out, it’s smooth and fast Switching lines is made to last But heads up when you leave the town Some small stations might shut down No IC cards, no staff inside But don’t worry—you can still ride You can pay on board, don’t worry Ask the staff, they will know It might feel new, but you’ll be okay That’s just how it works some days Local trains don’t come that fast One an hour… or longer gaps So check the time before you go Plan your stops, don’t miss the flow See a view and wanna stay? Make sure trains come back your way A little plan goes a long way Keeps your trip a better day Be on time when you reach the gate No need to rush, just take your time Quiet rides, keep things light Hold your bags, make some room Phones on silent, voices low Let the peaceful rhythm flow Sit or stand, share the space Easy kindness sets the pace Through the window, fields and skies Mountains passing, rivers wide If you want a special view Minobu (みのぶ) Line is nice for you Maybe someday you will see Mount Fuji quietly Take it slow, enjoy the ride Let the moment be your guide
