Brilliant video as usual Itsuka, I love your videos so much plus showing us your beautiful country of Japan. Take care of yourself and I wish you well. Can't wait for your next video, from your British subscriber. 💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
What a beautiful journey through what is already a beautiful country! It was so magical with the snow everywhere ❤️ It's the first video I've ever seen where Japan is running late with something 😮 Wonderful video, thank you so much 😊
Nicely, enthusiastically made video. Thanks a lot for mentioning Kaze Fujii... I had not heard of him before. Good music, great live performance... Best regards...
I am in Northern USA, we get lots of snow in the winter. We also have special snow trains that have big scoops on the fronts to clear the tracks. Also ones with big snow blowers. Pretty cool to see one in action.
There are at least 4 in Switzerland and 2 in France: one in the Alps, one in the Massif Central (Lioran). Most of the time two diesel engines and two flat wagons with a snow plow are used. The video below is from last month. th-cam.com/video/as07B5HqP5Y/w-d-xo.html
While you were filming this, it looked like the snow had been melting and it caused fog to form. Wet snow is easier to dispose than freezing dry snow. Snowfall in southern and central Japan usually do not stay around longer than the snowfall in northern Japan. The ice and snow generally takes longer to melt in North Japan because of the colder climate.
I came onto your channel via recommendation from Travel Alone Idea. I must say best recommendation ever. I really love your videos now. Thank you for making this content.
we donot understand here in the US, after 50 years why we donot good trains like you do in Japan. we are happy for you. your trains very beautiful inside and outside, nice and quiet inside great ride by what i can see here. I have never been to Japan and especially never in a Shinkansen bullet. thanks so much for the ride. 😌👋💓
As a rail enthusiast, the lack of quality passenger rail in the US disappoints me too. On the positive side, the situation is as it is largely because the US decided to prioritize freight over passenger rail. The end result is that the US has extremely energy-efficient cargo transport (only ships are more efficient), but we mainly use cars and planes to move humans around.
Whilst the snow falling looks inviting I can imagine how disruptive it is for transport and for working people. Pretty as a picture but pretty hard to get around and do things. Still I'd like to duffer it gir a day or three. Thanks for this unusual vlog for trains running late. Bushyboy Oz.
Snow is such a beautiful thing, but it's one of the things I fear the most if I have to go outside. As someone who has bad balance and walks with a cane, snow is very difficult to get through and public transport often doesn't like it either. I'm hoping that snow season will be over when I'm traveling in a few weeks (not to Japan, sadly, just within Europe)
Woohoo! In 2016 I caught the Thunderbird between Kanazawa and Kyoto, it was great! And as a fan of the original 1960's TV Show "Thunderbirds" by Gerry Anderson, the evocative name of this train was brilliant! Thank you for sharing this . . . I'm revisiting Osaka in May 2023, can you recommend a reasonably priced hotel?
Don't forget earthquakes. A bullet train derailed due to earthquake in 2022 and it took them two weeks just to remove the train because they've never had one derail before. In Europe they drag them back onto the tracks in hours.
@@marciashiraishi5891 italy, iceland and croatia are mostly known for earthquakes - turkey too but it's a asian part of it, but i would propably say iceland as most known, since literally there are between 70 and 100 a day, but most of them are under 2 in richter scale, and above 3 is really rare
@@marciashiraishi5891 i'm sending my prayers there too, but as i pointed out it happens in asian part of it (which is like 95% of turkey), but when you live in places like that you need to know what to do if something happens, most of the time there's a smaller earthquake you can feel before a big one, which is a warning - but not this time
Surprising that 130kph is the fastest a conventional train will go in Japan… we have commuter services at 160kph and regular trains at up to 200kph in the UK
Sadly, we may see less of these express trains from Osaka once the Hokuriku Shinkansen extension from Kanazawa to Tsuruga opens in March 2024. Now, they could be assigned to a "Shinkansen relay" service from Osaka to Tsuruga like what JR East did from Tokyo to Omiya Stations until the early 1990's.
La cote nord du japon recoit beaucoup de neige du fait que l'air glacial et sec venant de la Sibérie pase au dessus de la mer du Japon.L'air se rechauffe un peu, mais gagne en humidité ce qui crée les conditions parfaites pour la neige. De plus le japon dans cette zone est traversé par les Alpes japonaises et les vallées dont celle de Fukui sont orientées Nord-sud ...les nuages s'engouffrent dedans, puis restent bloqués par les sommets.Ils doivent alors passer au dessus en donnant beaucoup de précipitations neigeuses. C'est le soulèvement orographique English there: The northern coast of Japan receives a lot of snow as the freezing, dry air from Siberia passes over the Sea of Japan. The air warms up a bit, but gains in humidity which creates the perfect conditions for the snow. In addition, Japan in this area is crossed by the Japanese Alps and the valleys, including that of Fukui, are oriented North-South ... the clouds rush in, then remain blocked by the summits. They must then pass above giving lots of snowfall. This is the orographic lift
Great trip. To be honest, I think it's time for Japanese Railway installed some device for melting the snow like in Shinkansen on the route which had heavy snow.
there're some mistakes on description and subtitles. The Thunderbird dosen't go to Tennoji or Kyobashi, nor Isurugi or Toyama(from description) You wanted refer to "some trains go as WAKURA-Onsen", not Kaga-Onsen since Kaga-Onsen is located ON the way Also, you said the journey begins at Shin-Osaka sta. but scenes on 0:44~0:54 and 1:12~1:23 were recorded at Osaka sta.
i'm confused. are you buying a new ticket after miss the first train or since most of the trains are delayed and you have a non-reserved seat ticket so you can just take the next train?
She has a non-reserved seat ticket (6:07). Even if you have a seat reservation and miss the train, you can take later trains as non-reserved, you just lose your seat reservation fee.
Ich hoffe, die Armen Bahnbediensteten müssen jetzt nicht " Harakiri" machen, ich weiß ja, dass Verspätung dort immer eine " kleine Katastrophe " sind. Aber gegen die Natur ist man machtlos und dann sagen auch die Japaner " shouganai" sehr schönes Video 👍👍👍❤🇦🇹
I was there in kanazawa 2 weeks ago and its raining water all day and surprisingly quite warm until i think it's spring already. How come it change into heavy snowfall in a week
Does anyone know what the train jingle that starts playing at 0:11 is called? I remember it feeling so out of place because it feels like the train starts playing Castlevania boss music in your ears
societies are created, if not then what you see of chaos mess projects unfinished, held back, delays, civic social resposbilities tossed over, and each group doing only for self benefitting them, when a good collective group comes as leaderships they deliver everything for everybody with respobsility undertaken completed on time or near time and more worried that things are managed well not eaten on the way, situations are contained and not out of control.
I will not get tired of admiring these trains. Thank you for the interesting video)
Thank you! The ride was very comfortable. Not too bumpy, even in heavy snow!
Спасибо за маленькое путешествие!
I´m amazed about the beauty of the scenary and the excellence of the trains you have in your country!
Brilliant video as usual Itsuka, I love your videos so much plus showing us your beautiful country of Japan. Take care of yourself and I wish you well. Can't wait for your next video, from your British subscriber. 💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
What a beautiful journey through what is already a beautiful country! It was so magical with the snow everywhere ❤️ It's the first video I've ever seen where Japan is running late with something 😮 Wonderful video, thank you so much 😊
Just like on a normal winterday in Finland.
Love from Russia 🇷🇺❤
Nicely, enthusiastically made video.
Thanks a lot for mentioning Kaze Fujii... I had not heard of him before. Good music, great live performance... Best regards...
great train video
Many years ago I took Thunderbird 1 - what a great ride. Thank you for sharing. I hope everyone got where they were going safely.
I am in Northern USA, we get lots of snow in the winter. We also have special snow trains that have big scoops on the fronts to clear the tracks. Also ones with big snow blowers. Pretty cool to see one in action.
There's a few video's of them here on YT.
There are at least 4 in Switzerland and 2 in France: one in the Alps, one in the Massif Central (Lioran). Most of the time two diesel engines and two flat wagons with a snow plow are used.
The video below is from last month.
th-cam.com/video/as07B5HqP5Y/w-d-xo.html
Very Nice Indeed 👌
Красивая Япония 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Love japan
Great video as always. I like it. Thanks. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Thank you! I also like this train, the music is very nice 😆🎉
While you were filming this, it looked like the snow had been melting and it caused fog to form. Wet snow is easier to dispose than freezing dry snow. Snowfall in southern and central Japan usually do not stay around longer than the snowfall in northern Japan. The ice and snow generally takes longer to melt in North Japan because of the colder climate.
Die Züge sehen richtig gut aus. Habe ich so noch nicht gesehen. Vielen Dank 🙏
I came onto your channel via recommendation from Travel Alone Idea. I must say best recommendation ever. I really love your videos now. Thank you for making this content.
نحييكم من مصر 🇪🇬👍😊😁
Beautiful snow, beautiful train! beautiful experience!
Thank you very much for the information! Much appreciated! 🙏
Namaste Hello i am from pune india Nice one video again .
サンダーバード前に乗ったことあります！懐かしい〜！☺️
7年前サンターバードに乗って金沢から大阪に行きました。
真夏で別景色でしたが、残念な選択ミスで右側の座席を選んで琵琶湖を見なかったです。
👌👍from Kerala God's own country
Simply beautiful 👍
Snow is causing even more delays here in Canada.
Thanks babe.
Sehr schön, Danke
we donot understand here in the US, after 50 years why we donot good trains like you do in Japan. we are happy for you. your trains very beautiful inside and outside, nice and quiet inside great ride by what i can see here. I have never been to Japan and especially never in a Shinkansen bullet. thanks so much for the ride. 😌👋💓
As a rail enthusiast, the lack of quality passenger rail in the US disappoints me too. On the positive side, the situation is as it is largely because the US decided to prioritize freight over passenger rail. The end result is that the US has extremely energy-efficient cargo transport (only ships are more efficient), but we mainly use cars and planes to move humans around.
Thanks! love the train
Whilst the snow falling looks inviting I can imagine how disruptive it is for transport and for working people. Pretty as a picture but pretty hard to get around and do things. Still I'd like to duffer it gir a day or three. Thanks for this unusual vlog for trains running late. Bushyboy Oz.
In Germany, the delayed trains would be just a normal day, unfortunately. XD
Certainly, Japanese railways are much more advanced than Korea.
Snow is such a beautiful thing, but it's one of the things I fear the most if I have to go outside. As someone who has bad balance and walks with a cane, snow is very difficult to get through and public transport often doesn't like it either. I'm hoping that snow season will be over when I'm traveling in a few weeks (not to Japan, sadly, just within Europe)
I like it
4*C in Osaka. That's colder than normal
Woohoo! In 2016 I caught the Thunderbird between Kanazawa and Kyoto, it was great! And as a fan of the original 1960's TV Show "Thunderbirds" by Gerry Anderson, the evocative name of this train was brilliant! Thank you for sharing this . . .
I'm revisiting Osaka in May 2023, can you recommend a reasonably priced hotel?
Superb ... #SaurabhAnupamSahu
出だしから大変でしたね💦ホームでしたが、雪の中での撮影、ご苦労様でした🎵
しかし、雪上の中を走るサンダーバード、めちゃかっこ良かったです✨
暖かくなったら、美味い飯を食べに金沢に行ってみたいと思いました🎵🤗
楽しい動画ありがとうございます👍
japans conventional train alone is faster then 90% of the states train lol
I didn't think anything could make Japan's trains late! It makes sense that a blizzard would do it.
Thank you, Itsuka!
Don't forget earthquakes. A bullet train derailed due to earthquake in 2022 and it took them two weeks just to remove the train because they've never had one derail before. In Europe they drag them back onto the tracks in hours.
@@straightpipediesel
Are there many earthquakes in Europe? In which countries?
@@marciashiraishi5891 italy, iceland and croatia are mostly known for earthquakes - turkey too but it's a asian part of it, but i would propably say iceland as most known, since literally there are between 70 and 100 a day, but most of them are under 2 in richter scale, and above 3 is really rare
@@aaxanimex
Infortunately there was a strong earthquake in Turkey and it affected Syria as well. My prayers for everyone 😔
@@marciashiraishi5891 i'm sending my prayers there too, but as i pointed out it happens in asian part of it (which is like 95% of turkey), but when you live in places like that you need to know what to do if something happens, most of the time there's a smaller earthquake you can feel before a big one, which is a warning - but not this time
Surprising that 130kph is the fastest a conventional train will go in Japan… we have commuter services at 160kph and regular trains at up to 200kph in the UK
In France too maybe because a lot of turn
well, like our Swallow, the same type
Like video ITSUKA Janpan
Thank you. 😆🎉
Ben japon ların hayranıyım çünkü en başta kul hakkı yemez saygılı dürüst çalışkanlıdırlardır! My love japan! ❤️
来年には北陸新幹線が延伸開業してサンダーバードは福井県の敦賀止まりになっちゃいますね😢
Sadly, we may see less of these express trains from Osaka once the Hokuriku Shinkansen extension from Kanazawa to Tsuruga opens in March 2024. Now, they could be assigned to a "Shinkansen relay" service from Osaka to Tsuruga like what JR East did from Tokyo to Omiya Stations until the early 1990's.
Its the same train taken by Top Gear in their Japan episode in Season 11
La cote nord du japon recoit beaucoup de neige du fait que l'air glacial et sec venant de la Sibérie pase au dessus de la mer du Japon.L'air se rechauffe un peu, mais gagne en humidité ce qui crée les conditions parfaites pour la neige.
De plus le japon dans cette zone est traversé par les Alpes japonaises et les vallées dont celle de Fukui sont orientées Nord-sud ...les nuages s'engouffrent dedans, puis restent bloqués par les sommets.Ils doivent alors passer au dessus en donnant beaucoup de précipitations neigeuses. C'est le soulèvement orographique
English there:
The northern coast of Japan receives a lot of snow as the freezing, dry air from Siberia passes over the Sea of Japan. The air warms up a bit, but gains in humidity which creates the perfect conditions for the snow.
In addition, Japan in this area is crossed by the Japanese Alps and the valleys, including that of Fukui, are oriented North-South ... the clouds rush in, then remain blocked by the summits. They must then pass above giving lots of snowfall. This is the orographic lift
え、サンダーバードって国内最速の在来線やったん！？知らんと乗ってた😂
碰到大雪，飛行機都會延誤 更別說是火車！ 🤪🤭😅
在下大雪的地方，你需要及时采取行动，否则你会有麻烦🤣。
@@ITSUKAJAPANTRAVEL ：超級認同！ 🥰🥰🥰
哇！好棒👍👍👍
I dont think the cup holder was difficult, sometimes what is translated isnt very good but if thats what you call difficult ... wow lol
Максимальная скорость 130 км/ч ?!
Разве это самый быстрый поезд?
Great trip. To be honest, I think it's time for Japanese Railway installed some device for melting the snow like in Shinkansen on the route which had heavy snow.
サンダーバード自体は乗ったことがありませんが、かつての特急はくたか、特急しらさぎは、乗ったことがあります♪サンダーバードだけ自動放送があり、それ以外の北陸特急は車掌による肉声放送になっています♪
Shimamura no Yukikuni..
Do you miss the train a lot. Taking videos?
Such a shame that heavy snow caused the Thunderbird train to be cancelled. 😥
there're some mistakes on description and subtitles.
The Thunderbird dosen't go to Tennoji or Kyobashi, nor Isurugi or Toyama(from description)
You wanted refer to "some trains go as WAKURA-Onsen", not Kaga-Onsen since Kaga-Onsen is located ON the way
Also, you said the journey begins at Shin-Osaka sta. but scenes on 0:44~0:54 and 1:12~1:23 were recorded at Osaka sta.
Japan still cold now until April
i'm confused. are you buying a new ticket after miss the first train or since most of the trains are delayed and you have a non-reserved seat ticket so you can just take the next train?
Yea, would like to know that too
She has a non-reserved seat ticket (6:07). Even if you have a seat reservation and miss the train, you can take later trains as non-reserved, you just lose your seat reservation fee.
@@straightpipediesel Thanks a lot!
@@straightpipediesel thank you for your answer & explanation 🙏🏼
Super video from hungary🇭🇺🇭🇺🐕🐕🐎🐎👋👋👍👍
Ich hoffe, die Armen Bahnbediensteten müssen jetzt nicht " Harakiri" machen, ich weiß ja, dass Verspätung dort immer eine " kleine Katastrophe " sind. Aber gegen die Natur ist man machtlos und dann sagen auch die Japaner " shouganai" sehr schönes Video 👍👍👍❤🇦🇹
I was there in kanazawa 2 weeks ago and its raining water all day and surprisingly quite warm until i think it's spring already. How come it change into heavy snowfall in a week
Does anyone know what the train jingle that starts playing at 0:11 is called? I remember it feeling so out of place because it feels like the train starts playing Castlevania boss music in your ears
北陸はすごい雪だったようですね。イツカさんが無事に帰れて何よりです！
花粉が飛散し始める時期になりますがどうかお体にはお気を付けてお過ごし下さい。
And how is 3 am , when outside is light.
Water is sprayer on the tracks. What! And what if the temperatures drop and that water freeze
Existe alguna empresa de ferrocarriles de Japón que invierta en chile para construir esas líneas de trenes tan modernas
אין על היפנים בעולם הטכלונוגיה
Todos los servicios de trenes funcionan a electricidad o hay algunos a diesel?
Those one car train usually are diesel, but big cities don't use them.
societies are created, if not then what you see of chaos mess projects unfinished, held back, delays, civic social resposbilities tossed over, and each group doing only for self benefitting them, when a good collective group comes as leaderships they deliver everything for everybody with respobsility undertaken completed on time or near time and more worried that things are managed well not eaten on the way, situations are contained and not out of control.
Das soll der schnellste Schnellzug sein? Das ist ja lächerlich langsam!
интиресно
beautiful video!
Amazing train still running on heavy snow and be able to use a detour
Those beautiful lands, so snowy and trains still working so well. What a country! Another great video Itsuka, as always!!
I love train travel! Thanks for the video. The snow looks pretty, but would think everyone must be tired of it by now.💕🚂
こんばんは。
サンダーバードに一度乗ったことがあります。この特急、いいですよね！
大阪から簡単に北陸に行けるって、うらやましいです。
米原経由でも、運転してくれるとは親切です。
こんばんは！いつもありがとうございます！
サンダーバードはテクテク以来乗ってなかったので、懐かしい感じがしました。見た目も新幹線みたいでかわいいです🚅✨
こんなに降っているのに運休にならないのはやはりすごいと感じました！無事京都に帰れてよかったです😆🎉
In America our corrupt government runs the slowest trains in the world, AmTrash
When the travel is about to take off, it makes me think that Gary Wright's Dream Weaver is going to start playing
As opposed to the US, where trains are 19 hours late, because they are 19 hours late.
Thank's for the video. This is rest for my soul.
Thank You For Again Sharing Such An Amazing Video ✌️❤️ from usa❗
Hello, are there seats that can accommodate oversized luggage like the Shinkansen?
Try asking the driver or other people
спасибо! Шикарное путешествие.
Another great video!!! 😊
🚂🚋🚋👍👍👍👌
눈 풍경 멋있다
Sunilmotwani krishna
Very nice!!! 👍👍👍
Japan 👌
well, if you're going to Kanazawa, I'll come along!
Zapraszam do Polski. Tu są dopiero " błyskawice" kolejowe.
Beautiful Train Jurnny ❤❤❤
好美😊😊😊
I treni giapponesi sono tutti molto belli, confortevoli e con un design particolare. Peccato per i disagi, ma che meraviglia il paesaggi innevati 🌹
I travelled the same route as you about 2 times and hope the shinkansen connect osaka and kanazawa soon
Kansai and Kyushu has the best trains I swear.
Again an exciting short trip.
Beautiful video
🤗👍🌞