@Dharmic Yoddha Yap 4th most is more important Tell them try to maintain same developed state with 225millions of Muslims with them with more than 90% of them uneducated Japan has least challenges when compared to other Asian nations
This is why Japan has the best infrastructure on Earth. Not only is it designed and maintained exceptionally well, but the people charged with supervising and operating it are tremendously professional, extremely well-trained, and entirely committed to doing their absolute best every single day.
Ferrariman601 Its also a negative. The cultural is so expectant of everyone working so diligently people often overwork just to meet “standard” Offices often are forced to send people home because they dont wont to be cast out for working less then others. And if they do home, they spend the rest of the time at the bar to ease their stress.
This train must have been running for several months or perhaps years but it looks like it just came in from the factory. The train drivers are dressed like pilots, the discipline and the seriousness of the cleaning staff is incredible. Japan is totally unique and unparalleled with punctuality, cleanliness and work ethic.
@@lmaono6215 it all comes with a great cost. People are very depressed, a lot of suicides, lack of free time, lack of time for family and holidays, etc etc...
@@bambomango9427 well it depends where you live really Since the people in tokyo are more workaholics they dont have time to do anything else but the people on the country side has lots of time so more things happen there Unless its the doll village where literally all the young people moved out to find more opportunities at the cities
@@ajazshah9693 To be fair, they weren't very civilized during WW2 given how horribly they treated POWs and civilian prisoners (especially women) in the countries they occupied. They're still hated all over Asia for that. I'm just trying to provide some balanced perspective.
@@retta6967 Because some people in the west see Japan as a kind of heaven on earth, which is not true. If you wanna know a country, you have to learn the positive and the negative aspects. Japan has big problems when it comes to society, a high suicide rate within the youth and the pressure on people is pretty big. On the other hand Japan is a country with a long history, a great culture and traditions.
@@naoyahikoshima I'm English and I too think Japan is the best country on Earth. I always buy Japanese goods whenever possible, especially cars and electronics because they are the best in the world. Amazing culture and people.
I'm driving a Korean Company Car (Hyundai i20) , which is too Very Disciplined & comfortable. Lot's of Love to Korea & Japan from your Asian Friend. 😍😊
Having rode one of these, i can easily say it should be on everyone's bucket list. The speed, comfort, punctuality, and just the overall experience is simply astonishing.
@@forcexjr1566 a bit, yeah. Definitely something you wouldn't want to ride every week. Although I'm pretty sure people in japan get passes for work commuting etc. And tourists can buy JR passes which cost a fair amount, but allow you unlimited use of all JR(japan rail) trains including the shinkansen
@Luobo Mu no i didn't, since its only a 2 hour ride between tokyo and kyoto. And unless you're travelling across japan, that should be about as long as your journeys will take. But i imagine it would be about as good as an aeroplane toilet.
Did it with JR Pass. Nagoya-Osaka, Osaka-Tokyo and many other routes. It was so quiet and comfortable I don't even remember much. That's how it should be - uneventful.
Japan is not only one of the most beautiful countries on the planet but the people are so friendly and respectful. Japanese Railway is world renowned for their service, timekeeping, cleanliness and the Shinkansen which is one of the fastest trains in the world but in my opinion the best looking. I absolutely love the Shinkansen and hope to travel on it one day. I absolutely love Japan and I am so pleased that they are our friends and Allies. My brother has an Akita called Suki who we love so much. 💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
I was in Japan during this years cherry blossom season, I love how the train conductors bowed every time a train arrived. Also the train staff always bowed once they leave each carriage, very courteous. It always blows me away when each train arrived on the second every time a train arrived of every day.
Japan people are most self disciplined people in the world. They are extremely well behaved. I am impressed with the outfit of the train pilots.they are no less than a flight pilot.
As a European I have high respect for the discipline, respect, order and humility they show towards each other and their surroundings. I really would like for the people here in my country to behave like this as well, it would make day-to-day life so much easier and pleasant.
Only real problem is see is the massive overworking culture. It's one of, if not the main reason why suicide is crazy high. People work their ass off just to live in a tiny pod, or apartment if they're lucky and struggle to move up, even if they want to. Yeah I'd like to visit Japan. Not sure if I could live and work an ordinary job there though.
@@callummclachlan4771 I didn’t know that that is such a problem, actually. I knew Japan has a lot of these pods but I didn’t know it was because of the apparently low wages and/or high prices there. Do you know as to why this problem isn’t addressed more?
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It is delightful to note the sense of professionalism and pride on the part of the rail employees. The arrival and departure of the two trains was fast, smooth and precise which is often not easy
WBDE and it’s always that way. Nobody does high speed rail like the Japanese, the original and still the best when everything is taken into consideration.
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Insomniul this is an exact picture ,how will the world look like in few centuries... We won't be able to stop the progress , unless we want to be exterminated. However I prefer to live in 2000..... I think it was great.
Japan.....epitome of discipline, punctuality, cleanliness, social awareness and patriotism. When will India reach that level? May be 500 years from now....but by then Japan will be 1000 years ahead of India.
No ......they will have disappeared because of their low birthrate, anyway as an anxious French man confronted with workers worse and worse every year I watch this as porn...
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tell me about it and i gotta deal with half of these assholes day to day. Some places, people are trying to get their shit together, but alot of places its garbage. Trains in the US arent efficient since everyone wants to live 3 miles away from each other.
Waiting for the day we get this or something similar in the US. But the discipline and professionalism is so rare here. This is wonderful to see. I wish everyone took their jobs professionally and seriously. Dedication to their career instead of the "job" mindset
Lol. You guys have planes, far superior to trains.......and for all those fanboys out there, Don't forget what these people did to both our soldiers in ww2......shame you didn't carry on dropping nukes even after they had surrendered, with enough spare to wipe out the Germans.....thank God for BREXIT! 🇬🇧
education and employment make any society deciplined. india has lota of train and only poor rwfion people dont follow rules. camt compare small country witb big country anyway.
vikas upadhyay What is your one metro comparing to entire Japan that is probably most advanced and organized country in the world. Majority of your households don't even have a fricking toilet and you drink water from rivers that are extremely polluted. You've got trains so full that people sit on the carriage roof or just hop in and grab whatever they can while standing outside carriage throughout journey. You're years behind western world, not to mention Japan
With all that pressure and stress... no thank you they have huge social problems right now and their economy boomed until the 90s but is shrinking since then And the mentality is very very conservative
Respect for others, the rule of law, and the environment have made this country the one and only on this planet as no other. There is no other country like Japan and it will never be.
I'm from the UK and have always admired Japan and China for their beautiful traditional culture, their exceptional manners, hard work ethic and pretty much everything else!
It's just unbelievable that more than 50 years not a single accident were happened in Japanese railways. But here in India it is unlimited 😢.Love and respect from India 🇮🇳❤️
@@ixdebojeetroy7094 don't go to private hospital , don't send your kids to private school, Don't buy mobile from Private companies, dont buy a car , dont charge your mobile
@@anitathakur9340 its not like that here in japan every people valued everything equally. I live in government appartment because private appartment is so expensive but we have more facilities then private. 🙏it doesn't matter whether it is government or private u will get equal quality 🙏🙏I just respect them and i live here from almost 12 yrs
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That discipline and organized schedule is why Japan is the best country for customer service. Everyone is on time and prompt. I spent two months in japan, near takasago and I would take the train from there to shibuya and abiko. Not once the train was late. If it says it’ll arrive at 7pm and leave at 7:010pm it’ll arrive at 7pm and leave at 7:01pm.
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My company sent me to work in Japan in 1974.( Kawasaki heavy industries ) I know its a long time ago but I still remember thinking that industrial practices in Europe are so behind the Japanese. I did enjoy my stay there and the social life. I did make a point of using the rail system but in the 70's there was virtually no signs in another language. Got lost a few times getting off at the wrong stations. Staff always sorted out the crazy English guy and pointed him in the right direction.
What's really nuts is when you're on the platform of a local Shinkansen station, and an express train passes through the station at top speed! It goes by so fast, you barely have time to see it arrive before it's already whizzing past you!
The only thing that they’ve not been very good at is procreating. A society that top-heavy with old people is quite a struggle. Europe and the United States are in the on deck circle. The only reason the United States is not shrinking is immigrants that are having lots of children.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
@@GWRProductions-kg9pt The Class 800 is fantastic. I love it and wish I could ride on them more, but the services I use are normally only served by Electrostar stock or the horrible flat-front diesel class 165s.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
Been on the bullet train...from Tokyo to Kyoto and return....amazing, mannerisms, professionalisms, etc. The rest of the world should follow this example of train manners
Great video! Thanks for posting this! Technically, the train stops for 12 mins, 5 mins for boarding and alighting passengers, 7 mins to clean all 16 cars by the super efficient cleaning crew (seen in the video) The driver is reporting for duty not exactly a change of drivers, since technically, the female employee is not a driver but a conductor, as the train switches direction at Tokyo station for the Tokaido/ Sanyo Shinkansen Nevertheless great video! :)
I'm from the Philippines. And I will always, always, always look up to Japan and the Japanese people. I love how disciplined they are. When I first visited and stayed in Japan, I kinda adapted their traits and until now I practice them, specially the discipline. I hope when my people see how discipline I am, they will somehow imitate me, so my country will also progress. My country lacks discipline. This is the product of too much democracy. People aren't afraid of the laws.
I'd love to visit Japan and use their trains. And the respect the workforce have for their job customers and each other is wonderful. A tribute to their management too
It's very safe because there is an automatic earthquake detection system(called UrEDAS) and obstacle detection system, which automatically stops before the seismic waves reach. They are fully equipped with the whole Shinkansen system, and it is famous that there have been zero deaths since its opening.
@@even___ on land, a Shinkansen is faster at its top speed as it cruises at 285km/h (Tokyo-Shin Osaka) but a 747 on average rotates off the ground at 250km/h.
I don't think that any other rail network in the world can reach the sophistication and the level of automation that Japan has already reached with it's own railways.
My wife and I rode the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Kyoto and back. Clean, quiet, and fast. Not cheap but city center to city center beats dealing with airports and slower means of travel.
I wish British train drivers were this well turned out. These drivers take pride in their jobs. They're more like pilots than drivers. Total respect to them.
Every train service in Japan is like this, not just the Shinkansen! Watching the advertisements being changed is fascinating! They jump on and change the whole train in about three minutes.
In the US they chat for a while, laughing it up, even if it means the train will be delayed, then the engineer sets up and gets comfy. As a frequent Amtrak and commuter train rider i see it all too often.
Excellent video. I travelled on the Shinkansen train last year from Nagoya to Tokyo. I enjoyed every second of the long journey. Great trains and staff.
Hermit Chicken Also I knew that a Japanese won't comment such things easily. Thus to know the truth, I commented that he's not Japanese just to see if this asshole gets triggered. By the way, I love Japan 🇯🇵
The Secret History Thanks for sharing your experience! I bought the JR pass for my next trip. It's truly worth it, if you are to visit several bigger cities.
See how impeccably dressed the drivers are! In Australia we're lucky if they wear pants!
to be fair the temperature in autralia is alot higher.
😂 I could understand that
😂😂😂😂
My head hurts lol I’d love to visit Australia just to see pantless bus drivers .
LOL :)
Japan is highly developed because of 3 things -
1. Discipline
2. Punctuality
3. Love for their country
Rinkoo Bansal totally agree👍
U forgot main thing
Least diverse and least multicultural
Something the hard left lack
@Dharmic Yoddha Yap 4th most is more important
Tell them try to maintain same developed state with 225millions of Muslims with them with more than 90% of them uneducated
Japan has least challenges when compared to other Asian nations
5. Religious syncretism
This is why Japan has the best infrastructure on Earth. Not only is it designed and maintained exceptionally well, but the people charged with supervising and operating it are tremendously professional, extremely well-trained, and entirely committed to doing their absolute best every single day.
Not true. Japan has laid underground only 15% of the power lines of its power grid. In Germany this percentage is much higher.
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Ferrariman601 Its also a negative. The cultural is so expectant of everyone working so diligently people often overwork just to meet “standard” Offices often are forced to send people home because they dont wont to be cast out for working less then others. And if they do home, they spend the rest of the time at the bar to ease their stress.
Iziash Suklan this
So well they where masks
This train must have been running for several months or perhaps years but it looks like it just came in from the factory. The train drivers are dressed like pilots, the discipline and the seriousness of the cleaning staff is incredible. Japan is totally unique and unparalleled with punctuality, cleanliness and work ethic.
better than India for sure
Japan products lasts longer
@@PakistanIcecream000you just see and pacify cz your country can't dream to even have like us
No unions….. simple
Not to mention the gloves.
Japan is such a smart and organised country i wish more countries was like this
No you don't
@@bambomango9427 why?
@@lmaono6215 it all comes with a great cost. People are very depressed, a lot of suicides, lack of free time, lack of time for family and holidays, etc etc...
@@bambomango9427 well it depends where you live really
Since the people in tokyo are more workaholics they dont have time to do anything else but the people on the country side has lots of time so more things happen there
Unless its the doll village where literally all the young people moved out to find more opportunities at the cities
Germany
Japan is the Golden crown of Asia. Thumbs up Japan....greatest county
Not really
@@Sm00thieK really not really??? Are you better and more civilised than japanese if not than dont watch it..for me Japan is the best on Earth
@@ajazshah9693 To be fair, they weren't very civilized during WW2 given how horribly they treated POWs and civilian prisoners (especially women) in the countries they occupied. They're still hated all over Asia for that. I'm just trying to provide some balanced perspective.
Certain people from certain country can’t stand your comment. You know who they are.
Japan is the best country on earth by far. People who hate it are simply jealous
Such a civilized country.
why some people only look at bad aspects
All they did was leave the train...
@@retta6967 Because some people in the west see Japan as a kind of heaven on earth, which is not true. If you wanna know a country, you have to learn the positive and the negative aspects. Japan has big problems when it comes to society, a high suicide rate within the youth and the pressure on people is pretty big. On the other hand Japan is a country with a long history, a great culture and traditions.
@@Tengri30 true tho, I just dont want people to look at only bad aspects.
I mean its not like heaven but its still a very good country
The staff obviously take a pride in their work. Neatly dressed. Clean carriages and platforms. Trains run so quietly.
And passengers behave very well and don’t litter anywhere.
UK: Changing of the Queen's Guard
Japan: Changing of the Shinkansen's Driver
US: changing of the tomb of the unknown guard
Change of driver on the Tube is just ~Polite British nod to other driver~ ~swaps~
@@gemth9853 you forgot one thing
The difference being, changing train drivers serves the public whereas changing of the guard just serves a psychopathic parasite.
Love it.
Clean transportation, kind people, delicious foods... Best country in the world..Love from Korea..🇯🇵👍
Thank you for loving our country. Love from Japan. To dear Asian friends. d( ˘ω˘ )b
@@naoyahikoshima I'm English and I too think Japan is the best country on Earth. I always buy Japanese goods whenever possible, especially cars and electronics because they are the best in the world. Amazing culture and people.
I'm driving a Korean Company Car (Hyundai i20) , which is too Very Disciplined & comfortable.
Lot's of Love to Korea & Japan from your Asian Friend. 😍😊
They aight
Please don't let other countries destroy your Unity as a fellow Asians
Having rode one of these, i can easily say it should be on everyone's bucket list. The speed, comfort, punctuality, and just the overall experience is simply astonishing.
Are the tickets very expensive?
@@forcexjr1566 a bit, yeah. Definitely something you wouldn't want to ride every week. Although I'm pretty sure people in japan get passes for work commuting etc. And tourists can buy JR passes which cost a fair amount, but allow you unlimited use of all JR(japan rail) trains including the shinkansen
I guess you didn't have to go to the loo. That was NOT a pleasant experience.
@Luobo Mu no i didn't, since its only a 2 hour ride between tokyo and kyoto. And unless you're travelling across japan, that should be about as long as your journeys will take. But i imagine it would be about as good as an aeroplane toilet.
Did it with JR Pass. Nagoya-Osaka, Osaka-Tokyo and many other routes. It was so quiet and comfortable I don't even remember much. That's how it should be - uneventful.
Japan is not only one of the most beautiful countries on the planet but the people are so friendly and respectful. Japanese Railway is world renowned for their service, timekeeping, cleanliness and the Shinkansen which is one of the fastest trains in the world but in my opinion the best looking. I absolutely love the Shinkansen and hope to travel on it one day. I absolutely love Japan and I am so pleased that they are our friends and Allies. My brother has an Akita called Suki who we love so much. 💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
I was in Japan during this years cherry blossom season, I love how the train conductors bowed every time a train arrived. Also the train staff always bowed once they leave each carriage, very courteous. It always blows me away when each train arrived on the second every time a train arrived of every day.
saxzphone thats Japan...
they deserve the praise.. they worked hard to reach where they are
I always remember a Japanese tourist accidentally marked my top and he was extremely diplomatic and offed to clean it for me
Our country England, Unions would’ve horrified if the staffs bowed to passengers.
@@swaldron5558 you're supposed to reciprocate.
Yes, staff are incredibly courteous, the train conductor bowing as he went through the carriage was totally unexpected, but a great touch.
It's fantastic to see such a wonderfully disciplined society. God knows what they must think of the rest of the world!!!
World's most polite and disciplined nation. Respect to Japan and Japanese people.....love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤💙💌💛💜🇯🇵
Maybe Bangladesh ,India pak ,should learn
Something from Japan.
Everyone’s so respectful and chill. It’s brilliant to see
Japan people are most self disciplined people in the world. They are extremely well behaved. I am impressed with the outfit of the train pilots.they are no less than a flight pilot.
Love in Tokyo, I met my wife in Japan and got married in Tokyo, but live in London now 😀
I love Japan🇯🇵
oh wow is she japanese or indian
My condolence to her
@@vicksmith8905 lol
As a European I have high respect for the discipline, respect, order and humility they show towards each other and their surroundings. I really would like for the people here in my country to behave like this as well, it would make day-to-day life so much easier and pleasant.
Only real problem is see is the massive overworking culture. It's one of, if not the main reason why suicide is crazy high. People work their ass off just to live in a tiny pod, or apartment if they're lucky and struggle to move up, even if they want to.
Yeah I'd like to visit Japan. Not sure if I could live and work an ordinary job there though.
@@callummclachlan4771 I didn’t know that that is such a problem, actually. I knew Japan has a lot of these pods but I didn’t know it was because of the apparently low wages and/or high prices there. Do you know as to why this problem isn’t addressed more?
i think there is no worse ppl then germans when it comes to discipline, heck they police themselfs, no need to have police.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
@@Zfast4y0uexactly. I think there are downsides to too much discipline. You need a healthy balancd
Love that japanese train drivers are just as classy and serious as airline pilots anywhere else. Well respected and professional.
It is delightful to note the sense of professionalism and pride on the part of the rail employees. The arrival and departure of the two trains was fast, smooth and precise which is often not easy
WBDE and it’s always that way. Nobody does high speed rail like the Japanese, the original and still the best when everything is taken into consideration.
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Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
I lived there for 4 years. The most civilised people, I know. Love Japan and its people.
Unless you want to be treated like drone it's very stressful and depressive life.
Insomniul this is an exact picture ,how will the world look like in few centuries... We won't be able to stop the progress , unless we want to be exterminated. However I prefer to live in 2000..... I think it was great.
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Are the Japanese friendly ?
@@forza223bowe5 Mostly (don't know what happens after you leave though)
Japan.....epitome of discipline, punctuality, cleanliness, social awareness and patriotism. When will India reach that level? May be 500 years from now....but by then Japan will be 1000 years ahead of India.
Never
With in 200 years bro😓
No ......they will have disappeared because of their low birthrate, anyway as an anxious French man confronted with workers worse and worse every year I watch this as porn...
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
Bloody amazing engineering. Strength and reliability and safety unsurpassed. God bless Japan 🇯🇵
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
I had the opportunity of boarding the train from Tokyo to Hiroshima. Wow! One of the most brilliant experience of my life
People in the US are too selfish and entitled to make something like this work so efficiently. Props to Japan, we need more of that in North America.
tell me about it and i gotta deal with half of these assholes day to day. Some places, people are trying to get their shit together, but alot of places its garbage. Trains in the US arent efficient since everyone wants to live 3 miles away from each other.
Waiting for the day we get this or something similar in the US. But the discipline and professionalism is so rare here. This is wonderful to see. I wish everyone took their jobs professionally and seriously. Dedication to their career instead of the "job" mindset
I have to agree. I don't think we could have this level of efficiency and civilit in the US.
They Will Demand For Rainbow Upside Down Coaches
Lol. You guys have planes, far superior to trains.......and for all those fanboys out there, Don't forget what these people did to both our soldiers in ww2......shame you didn't carry on dropping nukes even after they had surrendered, with enough spare to wipe out the Germans.....thank God for BREXIT! 🇬🇧
India can Never be 10% as good as Japan even after 200 years. Discipline level 1000%.
Fuck. Indy
education and employment make any society deciplined. india has lota of train and only poor rwfion people dont follow rules. camt compare small country witb big country anyway.
have u ever visited Delhi metro?? before speaking think again
you need Thanos...
vikas upadhyay
What is your one metro comparing to entire Japan that is probably most advanced and organized country in the world. Majority of your households don't even have a fricking toilet and you drink water from rivers that are extremely polluted. You've got trains so full that people sit on the carriage roof or just hop in and grab whatever they can while standing outside carriage throughout journey. You're years behind western world, not to mention Japan
I really must visit Japan in the future not only for world famous bullet trains 😊 but also for culture food and great sights love Japan 🇯🇵🗾😄
discipline .... only in Japan
P D and Germany
No divershitty there.
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like robots
Japan: the only country on earth to surpass the first world.
Jason Carto first is going down since 1990s , everyone else is moving forward
With all that pressure and stress... no thank you they have huge social problems right now and their economy boomed until the 90s but is shrinking since then
And the mentality is very very conservative
Came for six months in 1973 .... still here.
No brainer when you consider the alternatives.
Jack, the Japan Alps Brit
J T
Hence why its beyond first world.
Liberal countries always turn to shit.
How about China?
I live in ontario Canada and only in my wildest dreams will we ever see this level of trains, service and professionalism.
Respect for others, the rule of law, and the environment have made this country the one and only on this planet as no other. There is no other country like Japan and it will never be.
Wow,I love how professional the crew behave,and the white gloves! Amazing!👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I'm from the UK and have always admired Japan and China for their beautiful traditional culture, their exceptional manners, hard work ethic and pretty much everything else!
Bharath chin further 🇮🇳 I Love this
fun fact: you didnt search for this video
yes😃
And no one liked you at all.
@@nishikant601 no
@Umaru Chan yes u
@Umaru Chan fucking cringe
It's just unbelievable that more than 50 years not a single accident were happened in Japanese railways. But here in India it is unlimited 😢.Love and respect from India 🇮🇳❤️
That's because shinkansen is private train,privatization gives quality but when be privatised something here they say they are selling the country!
@@anitathakur9340 Selling Of country Only
@@ixdebojeetroy7094 don't go to private hospital , don't send your kids to private school, Don't buy mobile from Private companies, dont buy a car , dont charge your mobile
The only thing accident they have is either because earthquake that cause train derail or some dudes suicide into the upcoming train
@@anitathakur9340 its not like that here in japan every people valued everything equally. I live in government appartment because private appartment is so expensive but we have more facilities then private. 🙏it doesn't matter whether it is government or private u will get equal quality 🙏🙏I just respect them and i live here from almost 12 yrs
Beautiful country, great railway system. Best
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
Look at how amazing that whole experience is! When it comes to public transportation, Japan is light-years above every other country in the world!!!
even the 50 year old trains?
That discipline and organized schedule is why Japan is the best country for customer service. Everyone is on time and prompt. I spent two months in japan, near takasago and I would take the train from there to shibuya and abiko. Not once the train was late. If it says it’ll arrive at 7pm and leave at 7:010pm it’ll arrive at 7pm and leave at 7:01pm.
this is waaay too perfect xd
So much respect and discipline in this country. A lot of societies around the world could learn from them...
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
The Japanese put in alot of affort and themselves into their jobs, and it shows. I have tremendous respect.
So much discipline and respect for the people around you.
日本人です。
こんな日常の風景がここまでの反響を生んでいるとは知りませんでした。清掃員さんに感謝です。
同意です🎵
そうなんですよ、一体全体どこがどうすごく見えているのでしょうね。
清掃員が7分間で全てを完了させるシーンが写っているわけでもなし、車掌さんが取り立てて特別な動作をするわけでもなし、スムーズなダイヤ運営（1時間あたりののぞみ号の本数の多さ）の説明でもなさそうだし、通過駅なら短時間の乗り降りのスピード感もあるでしょうがこの絵は終点東京だし。。。日本では60年前からずっとコレなんですが、って思っちゃいますね。
How are You learning these signs?
My company sent me to work in Japan in 1974.( Kawasaki heavy industries ) I know its a long time ago but I still remember thinking that industrial practices in Europe are so behind the Japanese. I did enjoy my stay there and the social life. I did make a point of using the rail system but in the 70's there was virtually no signs in another language. Got lost a few times getting off at the wrong stations. Staff always sorted out the crazy English guy and pointed him in the right direction.
JAPAN TECHNOLOGY IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD... from the Phils.
That train picked up more speed before leaving the platform than 99% trains in India do at their max.
Lol 😂😂 I was wondering the same.
true
True same
In the U.S. we can't even keep SLAMTRACK on the rails.
What's really nuts is when you're on the platform of a local Shinkansen station, and an express train passes through the station at top speed! It goes by so fast, you barely have time to see it arrive before it's already whizzing past you!
Japan is the Top in Everything., Good Details & Very Professional 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The only thing that they’ve not been very good at is procreating. A society that top-heavy with old people is quite a struggle. Europe and the United States are in the on deck circle. The only reason the United States is not shrinking is immigrants that are having lots of children.
It seems that everything the Japanese do, they make it look like a thoughtful, and artful production.
We might have the bullet train in the next 5 years but their manners not even in 100 years.
Just look at the idiots that broke the windows of Train 18
Already? Somebody broke the train's windows? Those windows would've been broken faster here in Philly
well in 7 years japan will outdate the bullet train with a new 500kph maglev train ))
@@shizukadoitsukitsune1919 but of course they will use their maglev trains in metro cities only
Shinkansen will gonna stay there for more longer time
jatin Mali yes and Hokkaido will get their line expanded as well with the alfa X
Bhai yaha bol ke hamlo ki bejjati mat kara
People of the world should learn from Japan how to work as a team. Amazing!!
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
Love Japan 🇯🇵from 🇧🇩!
I'd love to visit Japan one day and ride this famous bullet train, its just so impressive, the design, the speed, the reliability
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
Superb trains ! 👍🏻
Much better than the trains we get in the UK or that you get in Ireland!
@@gemth9853 I agree :)
The best trains, by far 🙂
@@gemth9853 except for the latest plastic crap that came from Japan
@@GWRProductions-kg9pt The Class 800 is fantastic. I love it and wish I could ride on them more, but the services I use are normally only served by Electrostar stock or the horrible flat-front diesel class 165s.
Just imagine if everyone followed in Japan's footsteps. How wonderful this world would be.
I've been to Tokyo and Kyoto years ago. Railway stations in Japan have the same design, trains arrive very often and accurately like a quartz clock.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
The safety, and the professionalism of the employees is amazing. If only other world rail operators could use this as a benchmark. If only....
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro..
Been on the bullet train...from Tokyo to Kyoto and return....amazing, mannerisms, professionalisms, etc.
The rest of the world should follow this example of train manners
Notice how the staff were bowing at the exiting passengers
this level of respect can never be achieved in the US
Luk at how the cleaning attendents are waiting..what grt PPL japanese are..salute
rahul shetty hamare desh Mei pehle khani gutkaa banaane gai
Rajeev raut athiest hahaha
rahul shetty our india is exactly like this too
FattyBoJangle haha.. y u getting frustrated man..!
rahul shetty no I'm not
Very soon we will beat china
Because china compare to india is very poor and backward country
From UK. Iv been lucky enough to travel on this train. Wonderful people, train and country.
Love how the cleaning staff stand on ceremony and greet people exiting the train ultimate professionalism
An amazing country with amazing people... love Japan !
Great video! Thanks for posting this!
Technically, the train stops for 12 mins, 5 mins for boarding and alighting passengers, 7 mins to clean all 16 cars by the super efficient cleaning crew (seen in the video)
The driver is reporting for duty not exactly a change of drivers, since technically, the female employee is not a driver but a conductor, as the train switches direction at Tokyo station for the Tokaido/ Sanyo Shinkansen
Nevertheless great video! :)
I'm from the Philippines. And I will always, always, always look up to Japan and the Japanese people. I love how disciplined they are. When I first visited and stayed in Japan, I kinda adapted their traits and until now I practice them, specially the discipline. I hope when my people see how discipline I am, they will somehow imitate me, so my country will also progress. My country lacks discipline. This is the product of too much democracy. People aren't afraid of the laws.
'too much democracy'?
Japan is very democratic, so feel free to believe in both democracy and discipline!
I'd love to visit Japan and use their trains. And the respect the workforce have for their job customers and each other is wonderful. A tribute to their management too
Yes please visit Japan if you gave the chance someday! Been there once in Tokyo Narita area. People are kind, food are delicious 👍👍
I think the Japanese living on another planet... ❤❤❤
Eu sou do Brasil, mas tenho quase certeza que esse estilo de vida aqui jamais terá. Parabéns Japão, sempre pensando no melhor para o seu povo.
It's very safe because there is an automatic earthquake detection system(called UrEDAS) and obstacle detection system, which automatically stops before the seismic waves reach.
They are fully equipped with the whole Shinkansen system, and it is famous that there have been zero deaths since its opening.
Wow. Never knew that.
Japan is the best country in the world
Tony Tang thanks
(*´︶`*)♡Thanks!
YUP
I agreed
No
People in India, US, and England know nothing about this compared to the Japanese. Bravo to them for their wonderful work. Love Japan
Well England is very much like India, you can't tell the difference
I don't know about you, but I can.
You're. depends on where you go
Peppa pig your profile picture and name show an interesting contrast with your maturity and intelligence
you're* I know very childish isn't it lol. But don't be deceived by it.
Human kind at it best. congratulations Japan, keep being so good.
Mankind but yeah
A highly disciplined and well organised people, respect.
The engineer is dressed like an airline pilot!!!
Cz their trains look like an airplane without wings. Also faster. 😉😉
@@thehotbaker7853 Like our german ICE trains. The DB conductors have also pilot like stripes on their shoulders. 😂
@@thehotbaker7853 Eh I’m pretty sure a 747 is faster than a bullet train, or similar speed
@@thehotbaker7853 No way it’s faster.
@@even___ on land, a Shinkansen is faster at its top speed as it cruises at 285km/h (Tokyo-Shin Osaka) but a 747 on average rotates off the ground at 250km/h.
I don't think that any other rail network in the world can reach the sophistication and the level of automation that Japan has already reached with it's own railways.
Amazing, so even the old people are well taken care of, absolutely civilised both in behavior and technology wise.
My wife and I rode the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Kyoto and back. Clean, quiet, and fast. Not cheap but city center to city center beats dealing with airports and slower means of travel.
Smooth acceleration．Thank you for the clean bullet train for the cleaning staff.
Meanwhile we are trying to stop people littering on roads 😂
Such great examples of innovation, professionalism and civility. The world could learn a lot from Japan 🇯🇵. Excellent video. Thanks. 👍
Thank you very much!
I wish British train drivers were this well turned out. These drivers take pride in their jobs. They're more like pilots than drivers. Total respect to them.
Every train service in Japan is like this, not just the Shinkansen! Watching the advertisements being changed is fascinating! They jump on and change the whole train in about three minutes.
I miss Japan so much. What a wonderful country, what terrific people. Travelling by shinkansen puts the entire UK system to shame.
Japanese are so disciplined, extraordinary people.
Japanese people are so well-disciplined and honorable. Love it!
Thanks❗️
Wow the 7-minute cleaning staff is ready for business😀
In the US they chat for a while, laughing it up, even if it means the train will be delayed, then the engineer sets up and gets comfy. As a frequent Amtrak and commuter train rider i see it all too often.
Japan is one of the best nations in the world. ❤️ you japan and its great people .❤️❤️
Amazing to see people standing in a que rather than scuffling
I love you Japan. Deacplin. Punckchuliety. Lovejapancontryprouedofcityzen. Thank you.
professionalism at its max
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One word:it s perfection
amaizing
So much discipline is killing me..... respect..
its killing them too
I could watch something like this all day😍
Greetings from Germany🇩🇪❤️ I love Japan
Excellent video. I travelled on the Shinkansen train last year from Nagoya to Tokyo. I enjoyed every second of the long journey.
Great trains and staff.
The level of cleanness and respect is just amazing I went and it makes every other city on earth look like a bunch of cowboys
Japan....😘😘😘 Love from India
Assholes, He's not japanese, He's just pretending to be one
B K Fuck off
I love india from Japan!
BK is not Japanese because he made a playlist on youtube in a language other than Japanese haha
Hermit Chicken Also I knew that a Japanese won't comment such things easily.
Thus to know the truth, I commented that he's not Japanese just to see if this asshole gets triggered.
By the way, I love Japan 🇯🇵
Don't come to Japan stay in that shithole
La cultura japonesa es admirable en muchos aspectos
The acceleration and deceleration of the shinkansen trains is truly remarkable!
Japan is my fav country. Such order....
Wow 😲 looks futuristic as hell!!
Daniel Cannata ,it's o.k.
Daniel Cannata 3:20 "Futurism"
Koninkrijk der Nederlanden what happend in this part?
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The Secret History Thanks for sharing your experience!
I bought the JR pass for my next trip. It's truly worth it, if you are to visit several bigger cities.
Look at the precision and punctuality!
So much discipline and respect!
I'm Arabian and my wife from Japanese father and brasil mom
All my respect for this planet