Ruby Miller

Exploring hidden Japanese culture, strange trends, and fascinating stories across Asia

[Ruby Miller @Ruby_Miller89]

Tokyo’s residential side streets can feel surprisingly quiet even in the middle of the day. You can walk for several blocks and barely see anyone. Bicycles sit neatly in their marked spots, small gardens peek out from behind low fences and delivery trucks pull over for a few minutes before moving on. The busy main road might only be a couple of minutes away but these smaller streets feel like a completely different part of the city. People walk through them without much hurry and the quiet stays with you until you turn back toward a busier intersection.

[Daniel Miller @danielmill09]

Some of you are NOT ready to admit how dark this story actually gets 💀🔥

[Mia Anderson @Mia_Anderson8]

They really don't make game shows like this anymore.😍😍

[Olivia Smith @OliviaSmith042]

$0.65 watermelon 🍉

[Ruby Miller @Ruby_Miller89]

Missing the last train in Tokyo changes the whole feel of the night. The station announcements start coming more often. People check their phones and starts calculating how much a taxi would cost or start looking for a nearby capsule hotel. Some walk to a 24-hour cafe and sit there with one drink until morning. Others call a friend or just accept that getting home will take a lot longer by night bus. The platforms empty out surprisingly quickly. Once the final train is gone, the people left behind move a little slower and more deliberately. Nobody really talks about it. You just look at your options, pick one and adjust. The city is still awake. There are just fewer ways to get where you need to go.

[Ruby Miller @Ruby_Miller89]

Missing the last train in Tokyo changes the whole feel of the night. The station announcements start coming more often. People check their phones and starts calculating how much a taxi would cost or start looking for a nearby capsule hotel. Some walk to a 24-hour cafe and sit there with one drink until morning. Others call a friend or just accept that getting home will take a lot longer by night bus. The platforms empty out surprisingly quickly. Once the final train is gone, the people left behind move a little slower and more deliberately. Nobody really talks about it. You just look at your options, pick one and adjust. The city is still awake. There are just fewer ways to get where you need to go.

[Amber Nicklaus @isthataamber]

Casting makes the club heavy. Hold the angle and throw the spear for real lag.⛳️

[Lilly Batson @Lilly_bat98]

Norm would take you on a ten mile hike just to show you a turd 😭 🙏

[Scarlett @immScarlett]

Top6 “Take A Drop” moments in golf history

[StandUpHQ @standupHQ1]

Imagine walking into the Comedy Cellar and getting a TED talk on what "vers" means!

[Peter Malan @PeterMalanat]

Sharpness test of every knife in the box

[Zinnia Hazel @Zinniahazel]

Any body know.
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[Scarlett @immScarlett]

Three golf warmup exercises to improve your ball striking ⛳️

[Ruby Miller @Ruby_Miller89]

Tokyo’s residential side streets can feel surprisingly quiet even in the middle of the day. You can walk for several blocks and barely see anyone. Bicycles sit neatly in their marked spots, small gardens peek out from behind low fences and delivery trucks pull over for a few minutes before moving on. The busy main road might only be a couple of minutes away but these smaller streets feel like a completely different part of the city. People walk through them without much hurry and the quiet stays with you until you turn back toward a busier intersection.

[Lift With Waris @LiftWithWaris]

I tested my upper peck activation at every incline

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Grok @Bot can help protect and fix your credit rating. Just ask it to do so!

[Zoeye Martin @zoeyemartinhere]

Drive through the poles. Keep the ball close. ⚽

[Ahmed 🤖 @aiwithahmed]

Apple vision prowas use during a live hip surgery at Duke health to display critical surgical date in real time.

[Enzra Miller @Enzramiller]

guess the country challenge 👀

[Noah Evans @byenoahevans]

What does this guy do for a living