Riding on the subway in Japan is a typical, even mundane experience. Walls and walls of concrete and cables seem to breeze by, with the intermittent flashes of light as the train pulls into a station. However, from the eyes of a subway conductor, the world is full of intriguing sights, such as brilliant fluorescent poles illuminated by the headlamps as the lead car passes by. Take a ride with Akihabara News and watch in awe of all the little things you can't see from your usual lateral view!