Which seat is the vehicle? Window side or corridor side

When you're on the move, you'll be able to grasp the location and enjoy the view of the scenery, and when you're stopped, you'll be bored and look at the outside scenery. It's even more fun to look at the windows when traveling. The window seats allow you to see as much outside scenery as you like, so you don't get bored, and they also act as a "wall" so you can lean on and take a nap when you feel drowsy. However, if you choose a window seat by public transportation, you will have to call out to the next person when you have to stand up.

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Seats on the corridor side, which are quick to sit and stand and move, and have better access in various aspects than the window side. The biggest merit of public transportation, especially buses and bullet trains, is that you can come and go without bothering anyone when you want to go to the bathroom. However, since there is nothing that can be a "wall", there is nothing to lean on when you are tired, and there is a high possibility that you will lean on the next person when you are attacked by sleep.

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