The real reason Japanese women make a special train car

Making a special train women as a solution to prevent sexual crimes is a warm conversation in Twitter Japan. Actually, women-only train carriages have been introduced in the Meiji era in 1912. At that time, women-only train carriages used one of them to prevent male students submit a love letter for female students. If you think about this moment, the reason it sounded absurd. What's wrong with a male student who wanted to submit a love letter to female students. This is attributed to differences in the current culture to the culture at that time. Many Japanese Twitter users are surprised by this fact.

However, whether this is true or merely just a fiction? According to the Japan Railway Museum, a special train carriages women was first launched in the Meiji era, in January 1912. At that time, this train carriages serving the route between the station Chuo Nakano and Shoheibashi station twice a day in the morning and evening. Women-only train carriages was launched to prevent male students submit a love letter to female students.

It seems like it's true. But, why at that time submit a forbidden love? It is not unthinkable in modern times like now, but in the Meiji era stuff like that is very closed. It may also at that moment, love letters is considered something that is not obscene.

Also, by banning it, it means that at that time had no students who handed male to female students love letter inside the train so that trigger the manufacture of railroad cars for women. But if you think about this moment, it looks cute as well, such as match-making activities at this time.