I think this is very poor gay.even it's country Korea is very rich country he is living in USA 🤔. The people's who forsake their countries due to livelihood or asylium seekers their countries always poor.but Korea is very rich and Beautiful country even this poor gay forsake his country.Poor gay just show his meal eating and sleeping😅😅😅😅😅
In 1970 i took one of the last original California zephyr Pullman from Marysville ca to Chicago i had a sleeper what a trip going acrossed the Bonneville salt flats and watching the sun go down in the last car with all the windows what a sunset!!!! It was a nineteen forty era pullman it was great!
thanks for riding our trains here in America. Amtrak has its problems, its equipment may be old and it's no high-speed rail, but I think it's always a pleasant and enjoyable way to travel and we're lucky we have it.
@@neurofiedyamato8763 I really do too. I love Amtrak even for its problems. It's the best way to travel in our country. The new funding will take a bit to be realized with new trains, new infrastructure, and new routes, but by the 2030's it will look like a whole new system.
What a wonderful video. I didn't think I would like a video with subtitles but you did a magnificent job. I was worried that coming from a country with superb trains you would find many faults with Amtrak; we hear about that all the time. Instead, your very positive came through. I am inspired to consider such a journey myself. Thank you
As soon as I saw the Sears Tower from your view window, I knew you arrived in my childhood home Chicago. Sorry that you got the old 1970s sleeper room, Amtrak really should have renovated those years ago. Glad you liked the scenery of the western states and your meals.❤️🙏
During 34 years I travelled around the world as a businessman for important international company. I left everything to leave at this moment in my small farm enjoying the nature, in South of Brazil. But when I see your video, I can remembering a lot of places I could put my foot. Very nice.
Those little half rooms are less expensive and the beds fold down in a different direction, so your sleep is better because you are moving with the flow of the train motion; whereas in the big sleeper rooms, you are being jostled uncomfortably in an opposite direction of the train motion, Better to book two of the smaller rooms on oppositie sides of the aisle (if you are travelling w/ someone) and then you have the option of viewing the best scenery from either side of the train, w/out having to compete w/ the standees' in the aisle. No shower in the smaller rooms, but not an issue because the small shower in the sleeper car is inconvenient and not used because everyone uses the larger shower rooms down the hall, anyway.
While you were having breakfast, or at least about 30 minutes before arriving in Reno, if you had looked out to the left, you might have seen me waving to your train, as it goes right past my house in Fernley, Nevada. The CZ is a wonderful trip, and I'm glad that you got to experience it.
I enjoyed the video. Just a hint about the Viewliner bedroom, though you probably already learned this. First, the single seat next to the bathroom folds up and stows against the corner leaving plenty of room to use the shower and bath. The en-suite shower is why your bedroom costs so much more, I'm surprised you didn't try it. It's much more comfortable than the shared shower. Regarding the "beatbox door" -- that's a door that opens to allow two adjoining bedrooms to be joined for families. You have some cardboard safety flyers in the pocket next to the table. There are one or two "sweet spots" in the door where you can jam the cardboard between the door and its frame. That will stop the annoying rattle. I do this while the train is rolling, so that I can find just the right spot. At 5:11 in your video, you can see where a prior traveler made an attempt. Once you find the right spot for the cardboard, the rattling will stop. I know this shouldn't happen, but it does. FWIW, the same happens in the new Viewliner II bedrooms as well. I've booked a trip on the Zephyr next January, out to Emeryville and back the next day. I take an Amtrak vacation each year, and next January I'll be doing a round-trip between Boston and Emeryville. I'll be on the Lakeshore from Boston to Chicago, then the Zephyr, then making the same trip back. I really enjoy riding in the observation car and eating in the diner. I enjoy making new friends while watching the scenery slide by.
I rode train from New Orleans to San Francisco 1974. Train hasn't changed, I'm sure they changed the seats, beds but everything is the same. Food is done different, we had a dinner car with cloth napkins, tablecloth. We had the menu to choose which meal. Also had a lil snack store downstairs... Going thru Texas was the most fun, people racing the train when road was along side the train tracks.
My pleasure Kuga's Travel. Thank you for taking us along for the ride across America with you. I enjoyed it as much as you did. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺 👍🏽
In "days of old" (pre-Amtrak) you could reserve a sleeper car compartment from NYC's Grand Central Station (via Chicago) all the way to San Francisco. The NYC to Chicago's LaSalle Street Station portion would be via the New York Central's "Lake Shore Limited", then your train car would be shuttled over to Chicago's Union Station. Then continue on to San Francisco.
Uh, Oakland, actually. Up until some time in the 1950s, the train would terminate at a ferry boat pier for a water crossing to San Francisco. After ferry service was discontinued, it was (and continues to be) connecting busses across the Bay.
@@christopherstephans3383 A "Coast to Coast" NYC - Los Angeles sleeper thru-car ticket could also be obtained during the same time period (pre-Amtrak). Combining New York Central & then AT&SF's "Super Chief" for the west of Chicago portion.
This is a wonderful episode, loads of appreciation for taking us on this great travel experience through beautiful America, Amtrak doing a great job, hope this reality would be on my bucket list by the grace of God, really really enjoyed the opportunity to be a part of this wonderfully amazing video. Thank you once again Kuga travels, wishing thmore and more and more resilience
Kuga’s Travel ….Thank you so much for taking me on that journey with you ,I thoroughly enjoyed it.I love your videos please never stop sharing them .Kind regards from Margaret in Australia 💜😀💜
Omg, Kuga was at our local train station (Albany, New York)! That was exciting to see. Thank you for another wonderful video and for your positivity (also enjoyed your humorous mini-critiques)! 🙏🙏🙏
I can’t wait for the day that train travel becomes more popular throughout the U.S.! I’ve always said that a passenger train between the major Texas cities would do wonders!!
@@sharonrudolph3648 their is a website about the potential future project of a Houston - Dallas high speed passenger rail one day!! I hope it becomes reality 🤞🏻
What a great trip, from East Coast to West Coast by Amtrak. Yeah, Lake Shore Limited is the fastest way by train from New York to Chicago via Upstate New York, but if you want more scenic, take the Cardinal. Unfortunately you got the older generation of bedroom, which some part is "beatboxing". Something interesting to see when you boarding the California Zephyr is the train announcement. Rockies area never disappointed, and also it's great to mention all natural landscape around California Zephyr route.
Because of the Japan rail enthusiast videos, I myself got on the Amtrak and rode it a very short way to the next town down the line, got off and rode the next one back. It was fun! I now plan on doing longer trips in the future! 😊 thank you Kuga, and all the you tubers who have contributed to my act of bravery! 🎉
Try watching the flipflop traveler he has some great trips and reviews. Trips that I will never be able to afford, but they are extremely well done and very interesting as he covers airlines, trains, and hotels and foods.
Thank you for sharing this. Your camera picks up details really well. Some of your shots of the mountains and big cities looked almost 3D. Was wonderful. When I was about 12 years old I rode the train from Detroit Michigan, to Chicago and then into Los Angeles California. On the same Amtrak Trains. This was back in the late 1960s...which goes to show how old our trains are in the U.S. We were in economy seating which worked out fine.
Hello, Kuga,I wish you were still here in San Francisco, I live in Oakland which is at the east side of the Bay, Great video you made for share.Thank you so much.
Seriously thinking about doing my New Orleans trip this way and meeting my companions who would rather fly down from NYC. I'll have something to brag about when they talk about their flight problems😄😃.
This video is well done. My husband I really liked how well narrated the video is. This really makes us interested in going on the same trip. We will have to check out more of your videos on TH-cam. Thank you! Sue and Jim
I enjoyed your video experience. I started rinding Amtrak in 1980 as the wife of an employee of that organization. Years later I still ride it on trips. Lovely memories
"This is a journey of a lifetime" .. You are not wrong this would take a lifetime to get through. Thanking you for doing this so the rest of us can watch
Loved this second take on your Amtrak trek. I have driven that route a couple of times, but never took the train. Looked pretty good! I will always chide you for not stopping in Boulder for another Camp 7 shirt! though there's nothing wrong with the one you've got. Did you ever muffle the banging door? Arigato Kuga san!✌🤟💙💙💙
Kuga, it doesn't matter if the trip is good or bad, you always seem to find enjoyment. While you were in Australia last visit I hope you had the chance to catch The Spirit of Outback I heard it's a pleasant trip.😀
Lindo este tu viaje de New York a San Francisco en Amtrak que permite disfrutar por su velocidad de una estancia placentera y de buen servicio. Son de ensueño esos viajes de varios días para quienes nos gusta plasmar las hermosas estampas de los paisajes RURALES durante el recorrido en Sketchbook y departir con amigos cada momento. Gracias por compartir este video
Hi, I came across your channel while strolling through my train travel youtubers, and I found you and decided to watch. Thank you for sharing your journey. I am now one of your subscribers.
04:00 AMTRAK trains look faraway the most powerful trains in the world. They are not fast, they are not super modern but they are very comfortable and i feel secure in train like this. Greasting from Serbia to Japan. Btw. Japanese railway is the best railway in the world, thats for sure 100%.
An the best 5days journey scenic.Wow what was the delicious dishes to eat I saw .amatrak much more comfortableand the america is clean beautiful and progressed.The video is made very nicely and expertly.thanks
Lo pase espectacular.los viajes en tren son inolvidables.muy comodo confortable.espero hacer un día ese viaje,el paisaje me encanto son cinco días muy placenteros.les felicito. Un cordial saludo. 🚞 🚂 💐
@@hugothepinkcat, don't mind him, he's an anti-Ukraine aid moron (and he's also probably one of the people would wouldn't support more money being given to Amtrak, and also was one of the people wo opposed Obama's attempt to build nationwide high sped rail.)
I love your videos. Your content is very enriching. It helps us get an idea of what it’s like to travel the world. Fantastic work. Thank you very much for providing me with moments of healthy and relaxing entertainment. An Big Hug from Brazil!!!!
Amazing descriptin of long distance journey, nature, culture food,environment and entertainment as well in English text on screen. Yes ❤ ❤ ❤ I have subscribed your blog/vlog by tapping like icon.Thanks a millionfor such a wonderful video
I'm a American loving veteran ,but as far as public travel is concerned excluding Tokyo,s over crowded trains Japan's trains are way better then American
I was really impressed with the beautiful sites. The train seems clean and the food decent. Thank you, I enjoyed the journey with you ❤ by watching this video!!
I have now enjoyed three of your videos of your adventures on Amtrak across the U.S. I hope someday, you'll have an opportunity to see more of the U.S. - it's amazing foods from all over the world (including Japan), people and culture - again influenced by people from all over the world including Japan. Safe journey wherever your next train takes you.
Amtrack gets an unfair rap ! They are just different to Japanese trains . Really enjoyed my trips in the US ! If you want a boring rip off try the Gahn or Indian Pacific in Oz . Have traveled on all three .
8:40 I live near Albany NY. It's an honor to know you stopped at my local train station! I have a car but I don't like driving to and within New York City, so when I want to go there I take an Amtrak train from this very station down to Moynihan Train Hall.
Seu vídeo me fez lembrar de que, há 43 anos, viajei do Rio de Janeiro para São Luís do Maranhão, cidades brasileiras. Numa viagem de quase três dias. 😊 Como estudante de Geografia foi fascinante observar as mudanças de paisagens. O Brasil é um país de dimensões continentais, como os EUA, por exemplo, e observar as mudanças de biomas torna a viagem uma aula a céu aberto e muitos quilômetros de ônibus.😂
I do not apologize. If we had consumer support for trains, we would have better trains. Others must understand that Americans drive cars. That is economics.
Hi...You stayed one night in Chicago so the trip by train is. only 4 days. And your choice of spending a lot of money for a bedroom was unfortunate. You get a bit more room and an in-room shower but you didn't need the room and you didn't even use your in room shower. By the way, you can use a shower in Amtrak's Metropolitan Lounge if you want during the 5 hour layover. I have taken ther California Zephyr many times...a real treat for Americans too. Reminds Americans of what a beautiful and magnificent country we have...worth compromising on our differences to preserve it. I'm impressed that this video got 1.8 million views in only 2 months. Some of the best TH-camrs of the US only get a fraction of that number. Congratulations.
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I think this is very poor gay.even it's country Korea is very rich country he is living in USA 🤔. The people's who forsake their countries due to livelihood or asylium seekers their countries always poor.but Korea is very rich and Beautiful country even this poor gay forsake his country.Poor gay just show his meal eating and sleeping😅😅😅😅😅
This is diesel locomotive driven,,USA can't afford electrification
Train ticket is very expensive compared to other countries and very low quality train coach
Watching from macau🇲🇴🇵🇭
Being in moving train,at peace,doing your thing,while the world seems to go by,that is a special feeling.
There is seriously no better feeling than reading a good book with the beautiful scenery flying by in the observation car. it's downright magical
Thank you. It is difficult for me to travel as I am elderly. Your journey gave me much hope and happiness. Thank you!
I hope i can accompany you with this travel
This train is suitable for old people,is very slow
its never too late to travel
You are such a kind mannered youg man, you appreciate even the most awful American sweet cakes and pastry. Great video!
. Thanks for sharing. Whoever is reading this comment, I wish you success, health, love and happiness!
Igualmente para Ud. Muchas gracias.
Für sie auch viel Glück 😊
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Thanks same to you ❤
Thanks!! Same to you ❤
In 1970 i took one of the last original California zephyr Pullman from Marysville ca to Chicago i had a sleeper what a trip going acrossed the Bonneville salt flats and watching the sun go down in the last car with all the windows what a sunset!!!! It was a nineteen forty era pullman it was great!
I don't like Cheerios but when you said thank you for my meal that filled my heart with gratitude thank you and blessings❤❤❤
thanks for riding our trains here in America. Amtrak has its problems, its equipment may be old and it's no high-speed rail, but I think it's always a pleasant and enjoyable way to travel and we're lucky we have it.
I hope we expand on it. Train trips are the most pleasant one I have ever got to experience even if it is just Amtrak
Yeah Amtrak is phasing in their new passenger cars & locomotives looks to me like he got himself an older car
That's the Amtrak beauty 😍
@@neurofiedyamato8763 I really do too. I love Amtrak even for its problems. It's the best way to travel in our country. The new funding will take a bit to be realized with new trains, new infrastructure, and new routes, but by the 2030's it will look like a whole new system.
Um thats a hard no.
Thank you for allowing us to share your epic journey. You did a great job !!
What a wonderful video. I didn't think I would like a video with subtitles but you did a magnificent job. I was worried that coming from a country with superb trains you would find many faults with Amtrak; we hear about that all the time. Instead, your very positive came through. I am inspired to consider such a journey myself. Thank you
As soon as I saw the Sears Tower from your view window, I knew you arrived in my childhood home Chicago. Sorry that you got the old 1970s sleeper room, Amtrak really should have renovated those years ago. Glad you liked the scenery of the western states and your meals.❤️🙏
During 34 years I travelled around the world as a businessman for important international company. I left everything to leave at this moment in my small farm enjoying the nature, in South of Brazil. But when I see your video, I can remembering a lot of places I could put my foot. Very nice.
Great video… now I’m thinking doing the same-Arigato
Doi tashe maste
Those little half rooms are less expensive and the beds fold down in a different direction, so your sleep is better because you are moving with the flow of the train motion; whereas in the big sleeper rooms, you are being jostled uncomfortably in an opposite direction of the train motion, Better to book two of the smaller rooms on oppositie sides of the aisle (if you are travelling w/ someone) and then you have the option of viewing the best scenery from either side of the train, w/out having to compete w/ the standees' in the aisle. No shower in the smaller rooms, but not an issue because the small shower in the sleeper car is inconvenient and not used because everyone uses the larger shower rooms down the hall, anyway.
@@timmellin2815 Them's some pretty good tips there.
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I wish I was with you
While you were having breakfast, or at least about 30 minutes before arriving in Reno, if you had looked out to the left, you might have seen me waving to your train, as it goes right past my house in Fernley, Nevada. The CZ is a wonderful trip, and I'm glad that you got to experience it.
I enjoyed the video. Just a hint about the Viewliner bedroom, though you probably already learned this. First, the single seat next to the bathroom folds up and stows against the corner leaving plenty of room to use the shower and bath. The en-suite shower is why your bedroom costs so much more, I'm surprised you didn't try it. It's much more comfortable than the shared shower.
Regarding the "beatbox door" -- that's a door that opens to allow two adjoining bedrooms to be joined for families. You have some cardboard safety flyers in the pocket next to the table. There are one or two "sweet spots" in the door where you can jam the cardboard between the door and its frame. That will stop the annoying rattle. I do this while the train is rolling, so that I can find just the right spot. At 5:11 in your video, you can see where a prior traveler made an attempt. Once you find the right spot for the cardboard, the rattling will stop. I know this shouldn't happen, but it does. FWIW, the same happens in the new Viewliner II bedrooms as well.
I've booked a trip on the Zephyr next January, out to Emeryville and back the next day. I take an Amtrak vacation each year, and next January I'll be doing a round-trip between Boston and Emeryville. I'll be on the Lakeshore from Boston to Chicago, then the Zephyr, then making the same trip back.
I really enjoy riding in the observation car and eating in the diner. I enjoy making new friends while watching the scenery slide by.
There are a lot of Amtrak trip reviews, but I really enjoyed yours. You covered the important points, and provided great commentary and video. Thanks!
Thank you very much for the opportunity to travel! Beautiful nature in the USA! Greetings from Russia
I rode train from New Orleans to San Francisco 1974. Train hasn't changed, I'm sure they changed the seats, beds but everything is the same. Food is done different, we had a dinner car with cloth napkins, tablecloth. We had the menu to choose which meal. Also had a lil snack store downstairs... Going thru Texas was the most fun, people racing the train when road was along side the train tracks.
My pleasure Kuga's Travel. Thank you for taking us along for the ride across America with you. I enjoyed it as much as you did. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺 👍🏽
I enjoyed watching your trip. I liked the way you showed the 5-day journey without making it boring. Thank you!
Correct Sir !
Me sitting here watching in Aus willing you not to go have a nap just as you are passing through the Rockies, best scenery of the journey.
ट्रैन में घूमने का अलग ही मज़ा है दौड़ भाग वाली उड़ती ज़िन्दगी से कुछ ऐसे पल जब सोचने के इलावा आपके पास कोई काम नही। इस शानदार वीडियो के लिए धन्येवाद ।
In "days of old" (pre-Amtrak) you could reserve a sleeper car compartment from NYC's Grand Central Station (via Chicago) all the way to San Francisco. The NYC to Chicago's LaSalle Street Station portion would be via the New York Central's "Lake Shore Limited", then your train car would be shuttled over to Chicago's Union Station. Then continue on to San Francisco.
Uh, Oakland, actually. Up until some time in the 1950s, the train would terminate at a ferry boat pier for a water crossing to San Francisco. After ferry service was discontinued, it was (and continues to be) connecting busses across the Bay.
@@christopherstephans3383 A "Coast to Coast" NYC - Los Angeles sleeper thru-car ticket could also be obtained during the same time period (pre-Amtrak). Combining New York Central & then AT&SF's "Super Chief" for the west of Chicago portion.
An excellent and most enjoyable video, keep these superior videos coming...... many thanks Jack
This was a wonderful trip thank you for taking me with you 😄
This is a wonderful episode, loads of appreciation for taking us on this great travel experience through beautiful America, Amtrak doing a great job, hope this reality would be on my bucket list by the grace of God, really really enjoyed the opportunity to be a part of this wonderfully amazing video. Thank you once again Kuga travels, wishing thmore and more and more resilience
Kuga’s Travel ….Thank you so much for taking me on that journey with you ,I thoroughly enjoyed it.I love your videos please never stop sharing them .Kind regards from Margaret in Australia 💜😀💜
If you actually made it from New York to San Francisco in 5 days that is a miracle for Amtrak !
Omg, Kuga was at our local train station (Albany, New York)! That was exciting to see. Thank you for another wonderful video and for your positivity (also enjoyed your humorous mini-critiques)! 🙏🙏🙏
“One ticket to diabetes town” made me subscribe to your channel 🤣🤣
The announcements in the Amtrak trains are just amazing 😂
I'm Hong Kong in New York, thank you so much for the video, I'll plan on it, so good, wish you have a good trip...👍🤩
I can’t wait for the day that train travel becomes more popular throughout the U.S.! I’ve always said that a passenger train between the major Texas cities would do wonders!!
I live in Houston and that would be wonderful! They have talked about it for years
@@sharonrudolph3648 their is a website about the potential future project of a Houston - Dallas high speed passenger rail one day!! I hope it becomes reality 🤞🏻
I rode the train from NYC to Chicago in 1975 and they were saying the same thing then...
Lack of political will and secondly he hes to drive 175 miles over time
We have Greyhound buses to everywhere. Trains will never become popular here.
What a great trip, from East Coast to West Coast by Amtrak. Yeah, Lake Shore Limited is the fastest way by train from New York to Chicago via Upstate New York, but if you want more scenic, take the Cardinal. Unfortunately you got the older generation of bedroom, which some part is "beatboxing". Something interesting to see when you boarding the California Zephyr is the train announcement. Rockies area never disappointed, and also it's great to mention all natural landscape around California Zephyr route.
Arigato Kuga - San 🙏🏻 very pleasure to watch your journey with amtrak.
Because of the Japan rail enthusiast videos, I myself got on the Amtrak and rode it a very short way to the next town down the line, got off and rode the next one back. It was fun! I now plan on doing longer trips in the future! 😊 thank you Kuga, and all the you tubers who have contributed to my act of bravery! 🎉
Your travel videos are so comforting to me.
I envy you for your trips!
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Try watching the flipflop traveler he has some great trips and reviews. Trips that I will never be able to afford, but they are extremely well done and very interesting as he covers airlines, trains, and hotels and foods.
Thank you for sharing this. Your camera picks up details really well. Some of your shots of the mountains and big cities looked almost 3D. Was wonderful. When I was about 12 years old I rode the train from Detroit Michigan, to Chicago and then into Los Angeles California. On the same Amtrak Trains. This was back in the late 1960s...which goes to show how old our trains are in the U.S. We were in economy seating which worked out fine.
Suddenly, this Video popped up,in front of me. Maybe- its time for me to enjoy this journey.. .🙏
Thank you for sharing your experience on American railway. I love your video with no music & no talking. It make me feel like I am on that trip.
Thanks! Was nice ro see usa thru the eyes of a person from japan. Great video. Especially the hamburger lunch!
Thank you for your Super Thanks!🤝
As a Brit I can't believe the space and variety your Country has while we huddle together in our crowded island. You are lucky, don't throw it away!
Hello, Kuga,I wish you were still here in San Francisco, I live in Oakland which is at the east side of the Bay, Great video you made for share.Thank you so much.
So great. I love your filming, the lack of voice over and the written words about what is going on.Thank you very much.
Seriously thinking about doing my New Orleans trip this way and meeting my companions who would rather fly down from NYC. I'll have something to brag about when they talk about their flight problems😄😃.
excellent, and expertly editied, long form video version of your US trip!
Hi Mr Kuga, I'm from the state of Nevada and it was a joy to watch the video of the western US scenery
Thankyou 😊
Great video. Glad you enjoyed your visit. And being from Chicago, glad you liked the pizza.
This video is well done. My husband I really liked how well narrated the video is. This really makes us interested in going on the same trip. We will have to check out more of your videos on TH-cam. Thank you!
Sue and Jim
Thank you Kuga!!! Thank you for sometimes showing your handsome face!!! You are my favorite traveler on TH-cam because of that. 😊
I enjoyed your video experience. I started rinding Amtrak in 1980 as the wife of an employee of that organization. Years later I still ride it on trips. Lovely memories
Wonderful vidéos and no boring BLAH, BLAH, BLAH!! Keep 'em coming!!😊
"This is a journey of a lifetime" .. You are not wrong this would take a lifetime to get through. Thanking you for doing this so the rest of us can watch
Nah, I’d love to do this too and will one day soon
Glad you had fun. Because at the end, about all we have left are memories.
I too will be able to enjoy the view because this is part of America l haven't been to. Thank You
Loved this second take on your Amtrak trek. I have driven that route a couple of times, but never took the train. Looked pretty good! I will always chide you for not stopping in Boulder for another Camp 7 shirt! though there's nothing wrong with the one you've got. Did you ever muffle the banging door? Arigato Kuga san!✌🤟💙💙💙
Imagine someone exhausted from a lot of work and take this 5.. days.. ride with the sleeper train ?
Wow …that is awsome ❤
Thanks for sharing your nice & Long journey. I enjoy watching it. 😊🎉😂
I love the “beatboxing door” comment 😉
Kuga, it doesn't matter if the trip is good or bad, you always seem to find enjoyment. While you were in Australia last visit I hope you had the chance to catch The Spirit of Outback I heard it's a pleasant trip.😀
Thank you for sharing your trip with us ❤
What beautiful landscapes 🌎🏞️
Lindo este tu viaje de New York a San Francisco en Amtrak que permite disfrutar por su velocidad de una estancia placentera y de buen servicio. Son de ensueño esos viajes de varios días para quienes nos gusta plasmar las hermosas estampas de los paisajes RURALES durante el recorrido en Sketchbook y departir con amigos cada momento. Gracias por compartir este video
To alleviate that beat box door, just shut one or two washcloths in the door and it will stop.
汽車零件有很多過剩的液壓撐竿應用於汽車車門，置物箱，引擎蓋，機車置物箱.....
You wouldn't be the first to use that trick .. we did in 1976. Bushyboy Oz
Exactly
Hi, I came across your channel while strolling through my train travel youtubers, and I found you and decided to watch. Thank you for sharing your journey. I am now one of your subscribers.
04:00 AMTRAK trains look faraway the most powerful trains in the world. They are not fast, they are not super modern but they are very comfortable and i feel secure in train like this. Greasting from Serbia to Japan. Btw. Japanese railway is the best railway in the world, thats for sure 100%.
Thank you Kuga for taking us along with you on this journey.
An the best 5days journey scenic.Wow what was the delicious dishes to eat I saw .amatrak much more comfortableand the america is clean beautiful and progressed.The video is made very nicely and expertly.thanks
Lo pase espectacular.los viajes en tren son inolvidables.muy comodo confortable.espero hacer un día ese viaje,el paisaje me encanto son cinco días muy placenteros.les felicito.
Un cordial saludo. 🚞 🚂 💐
As an american who enjoyed train travel throughout Japan, thank you Kuga for not comparing.🙏🏼🙄💕
The trains in Japan look so much more appealing than our trains in the US.
Pres Biden is trying to get up modernized, but GOP congress doesn't want to approve budget 😞
@nydiamontanez8025 you mean there is no budget cause sleepy joe keeps sending billions to ukraine. Smh
@@Gilvidsyou realize that the money being sent as aid isn't part of the same budget as infrastructure spending?
@@hugothepinkcat, don't mind him, he's an anti-Ukraine aid moron (and he's also probably one of the people would wouldn't support more money being given to Amtrak, and also was one of the people wo opposed Obama's attempt to build nationwide high sped rail.)
@@hugothepinkcat I see a rather large amount of sarcasm from his comment..
always wanted to try this train. thank you for the video i'll remember not to get the most expensive room
I always enjoy traveling with you, Kuga! Thanks
I love your videos. Your content is very enriching. It helps us get an idea of what it’s like to travel the world. Fantastic work. Thank you very much for providing me with moments of healthy and relaxing entertainment. An Big Hug from Brazil!!!!
Great video very scenic, I’m not sure about the food, it would be easy to put on weight but you are on holiday so who cares, thanks for the video
Amazing descriptin of long distance journey, nature, culture food,environment and entertainment as well in English text on screen. Yes ❤ ❤ ❤ I have subscribed your blog/vlog by tapping like icon.Thanks a millionfor such a wonderful video
"Holy cow I don't think this is earth anymore" 😂😂
Thank you for letting me share your journey. I was very interesting and informative.
Arigato gozimus Kugasan. Always enjoy your travels. 🙏😁
I've subscribed to your channel and following from London England. That was amazing train journey thanks sharing......
I'm a American loving veteran ,but as far as public travel is concerned excluding Tokyo,s over crowded trains Japan's trains are way better then American
I was really impressed with the beautiful sites. The train seems clean and the food decent. Thank you, I enjoyed the journey with you ❤ by watching this video!!
Amtrak is like two different companies depending on where you board. Hey, Amtrak, what’s going on? Great video!
"Honeymoon" 🤣Your captions never disappoint
I have now enjoyed three of your videos of your adventures on Amtrak across the U.S. I hope someday, you'll have an opportunity to see more of the U.S. - it's amazing foods from all over the world (including Japan), people and culture - again influenced by people from all over the world including Japan. Safe journey wherever your next train takes you.
Amtrack gets an unfair rap ! They are just different to Japanese trains . Really enjoyed my trips in the US ! If you want a boring rip off try the Gahn or Indian Pacific in Oz . Have traveled on all three .
Thank you to share your journey. I wish I would travel in this peaceful way. Joying every moment.
On the one hand I am always happy for a new video from you. On the other hand I am mortified you are riding our barely there rail system.
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I live near Albany NY. It's an honor to know you stopped at my local train station!
I have a car but I don't like driving to and within New York City, so when I want to go there I take an Amtrak train from this very station down to Moynihan Train Hall.
Second train looked so much comfier. Less noisy, too!
Seu vídeo me fez lembrar de que, há 43 anos, viajei do Rio de Janeiro para São Luís do Maranhão, cidades brasileiras. Numa viagem de quase três dias. 😊 Como estudante de Geografia foi fascinante observar as mudanças de paisagens. O Brasil é um país de dimensões continentais, como os EUA, por exemplo, e observar as mudanças de biomas torna a viagem uma aula a céu aberto e muitos quilômetros de ônibus.😂
Amazing video, thank you!
Thank you for taking us a long. I love your sense of humour. God bless you.
Thanks!
Thank you!🤝
Kuga, I apologize that we do not have a nice train system in America. Amtrak is embarrassing.
I do not apologize. If we had consumer support for trains, we would have better trains. Others must understand that Americans drive cars. That is economics.
Congratulations Kuga, for that breathtakingly beautiful 5 day train journey across the US
Yeah I was afraid to see the price. :( Well at least you won't have to do it again LOL
Thanks for sharing...this Amtrack cross country trip is in my bucket list 😅
Hi...You stayed one night in Chicago so the trip by train is. only 4 days. And your choice of spending a lot of money for a bedroom was unfortunate. You get a bit more room and an in-room shower but you didn't need the room and you didn't even use your in room shower. By the way, you can use a shower in Amtrak's Metropolitan Lounge if you want during the 5 hour layover. I have taken ther California Zephyr many times...a real treat for Americans too. Reminds Americans of what a beautiful and magnificent country we have...worth compromising on our differences to preserve it. I'm impressed that this video got 1.8 million views in only 2 months. Some of the best TH-camrs of the US only get a fraction of that number. Congratulations.
You slept through the most beautiful countryside! Nice trip.
Kuga, is this a re-mix ? I feel like I have seen most of it before. Still fun though, thanks !
Terima kasih Kuga for the great video 👍
Greetings from Indonesia 🇲🇨