May 8, 2009

Forced off the Train, the Passengers Walk Home


Yokohama--Passengers were asked to hoof it when the train's breaks went wonky on the Yokosuka Line. [J source/bigger pic]
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As always, I do these posts to learn language, and there was some interesting wording in this one.
立ち往生 means come to a standstill, but the 往生 part means death/giving up.
Become unloose (緩まなくなり) confused me for a second, but I believe it means, considering the preceding words, that the breaks seized up. 
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One more interesting pic story; A burning snowman saying "あちちち" (hot hot hot hot!), but not a Japan story per say. Rather it is in Switzerland. Link.

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