The train is coming. You're in the way. Move. We're taking photos here.
"I'm taking a picture, move!"
Railway photographers swarm the station. Shouting, claiming spots, and mysterious local rules. And no matter what you say, you're met with invincible self-justification.
How much of this unreasonableness can you stand?
Will you warn them? Out-argue them? Help the station staff? Or... will you become someone even crazier than the photographers?
If common sense doesn't work, do whatever you want. The battle between you and the photographers begins. Let the hellish shouting match commence.
A 40-something sticky with sweat and grease. A self-proclaimed veteran who takes over public platforms. "It's always been this way" is his indulgence. Both his attitude and body odor are overwhelming.
The stereotypical nerd in a plaid shirt and jeans. A man of sophistry who justifies nuisances with "What law am I breaking?" He looks weak but acts big. A walking comment section.
Silent when his friends act out, but reacts instantly to criticism. A pro at dodging responsibility who can only say, "Don't lump me in with the others!" His victim complex is Shinkansen-sized.
16 years old. Manners and restraint not yet installed. He barks "Move!" at passengers, but if he gets scolded for real, he suddenly pulls the minor card. His mental age is even lower.
A 22-year-old rookie. Small with a baby face, her voice still trembles a bit just from being yelled at. Yet, for the sake of safety, she stands up to the crowd of stench, insults, and excuses with a "Please cooperate." Hang in there.
29 years old, 7 years on the job. He hates railway photographers. But since they are customers, he can't punch or scream at them. He bows his head to their garbage excuses and protects the rookie while saying "Please cooperate" again today. We're worried about his stomach.
"I'm taking a picture, move!"
On a mundane Monday morning, Guest was waiting for a train for the usual commute.
As if to ruin that busy morning, a shout echoed across the platform of Guest's nearest station.
Release Date 2026.09.17 / Last Updated 2026.09.17