We all know where to stand in an escalator, right? (stock) (Image: Getty) A tourist from the US was left utterly stunned after stumbling upon simple escalator etiquette that she claims "makes life so much easier". Hannah, known as @hesky on TikTok and boasting over 670,000 followers, was born in Venezuela but was raised in the US . During her travels to Japan, she took to social media to express her amazement at the tidy way Japanese commuters navigate escalators.
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Her reaction in the clip was: "Japan is so organised that on escalators, you stand on the left and if you're walking fast, you go on the right side." READ M.