is anyone else fascinated looking at properly scanned old film? the misconception that the quality was bad is so common that it's strange to see very sharp footage/imagery
@@Silencebound I actually feel that this might've been pre-US/allied occupation. Remember that most of Japan's big cities had been like 90% flattened from aerial bombing during WWII. But this city looks like it's been completely untouched.
@@rsuriyop Probably that so. Well, I noticed that this screen is bit shorten down and above while it's picture image is somewhere between 1:66:1 to 1:85:1 from supposedly original 1:33:1 aspect ratio.
@@rsuriyop I can tell that it's Tokyo as I found some place names like Hibiya (日比谷 0:20, 1:42) or Dougenzaka (道玄坂 2:30). So, the first, second and fourth footage must be central Tokyo (all same street from different direction I guess) and the third one Shibuya.
a big wheel cart or even walking a bicycle is all you need with a camera hidden in a box no one knew they were being filmed but their faces show something weird going on. I know how a face looks like when camera is trained on them.
Never mind that this was in black & white, this was still extremely good film quality for 1940's technology. The resolution and frame rate are just exceptional for this time period.
This was obviously shot on film, not digital. 35mm Film "resolution" is 5.6K. The only reason "old film" footage looks bad sometimes is because it had been transcoded to digital when digital technology wasn't great--not because the film was low res.
The sign on the telephone pole says Hibiya Hospital, so I'm guessing the center of Tokyo around 1946 to 1949. This area recovered rather quickly, having some concrete buildings that were not destroyed by fire. The newer cars look late 40-ish. There is an American-looking soldier, etc. There are many still photographs from this era and area that look great, as though there never was a war.
Yes, 1948 to 1951 about. The plates on the cars were black on white and ones with just numbers and no Kanji meant they were from Tokyo. I did see one plate with a prefix Kanji from Kanagawa which is the next prefecture over and one you'd most likely see in Tokyo.
@@Rogermarch Someone else uploaded this, claiming it was recorded in 1949. In scene 3, I spotted a uniformed Japanese police officer, implying this was filmed after 1947.
The WWII really damaged Japan economically as the rest of the world. Many of the items were very limited in supply, therefore lots of "black market" vendors popped up, especially with U.S. food items. Japan was already quite prosperous before the war, but right after, they were in deep trouble but recovered quickly later due to hard working and dedicated citizens willing to improve their living standard.
Daisy Wong Who could stop China from developing? China has made capitalistic economic reforms since the 80s and is developing mainly because of this. China can't militarily take over the world, what do you mean? The US has nukes to blow up all of us several times.
Daisy Wong Napoleon was surely a threat to other nations. The US can't contain China in a sense that China's development will stop. No way is that possible.
@array s The film was most definitely restored, there's no doubt about that. However, the original film had to have been in very good condition. All restoration does is clean up the film so it looks as good or close to how it originally looked. If this film was shown in theatres back in the 40's, this is how it would have looked, probably even better. Film has insane quality to it. Many old films are being scanned in 4K because that's how much detail and information can be pulled from 35 mm film.
米軍のジープが走ってるし乗用車も何台かは戦後アメリカから入ってきたタイプだから１９４７～１９５０年頃ですね。街並みを歩く人を撮影してるけど撮影者はどうも外国人のようですね。 We can see some cars are Jeeps of US Army and some others are imported from USA after WWII so this film must be taken around 1947 to 1950 in the city of tokyo. Cameraman forcused on peoples walking in the city and he may be a foreigner. (I don't think Japanese cameraman takes photos of walking people in the city at that time)
Outake from Tokyo Joe, H. Bogart movie (1949). Looking at the street signs, we can see that the clip was shot in Shibuya, with signs for 道玄坂百貨街 (“Dogenzaka Department Store”) and カワシマ帽子店 (“Kawashima Hat Store”) revealing this was taken in the Dogenzaka area, specifically where Shibuya Prime stands today, next to the famous 109 building.
I am from Tokyo and can catch the location. 1. Near Shinbashi station, not far from Ginza, Sotobori-Dori Avenue. 2. Shibuya, Dogenzaka slope. Anyway I am surprised at the quality of this film. The film was possibly taken in 1946-50, during the period of U.S. occupation.
www.thenation.com/article/the-united-states-is-building-a-new-military-base-in-okinawa-despite-overwhelming-local-opposition/ United States mocking the painful past
@@生ズワイ蟹 china is the opposite force of usa and thats why americans fear it. And hate it. Yes china will fuck up usa sooner or later with the help of russian comrades
タイトルのJapan 1940's in HDとなっておりますが、厳密には1940年代のぎりぎり後半～1950年代の映像ではないでしょうか。終戦で焼け野原となった東京も朝鮮戦争の軍需景気で急速に経済が立て直り、映像の新橋外堀通りの賑わいにも敗戦を忘れるほどの復興状況がよく現れております。ただ随所にGHQの姿が写っており敗戦を裏付ける程度でしょうか。
Places : Shinbashi(田村町, old town name) and Shibuya(道玄坂百貨街, Dogenzaka market town) . Shots for Hamphrey Bogarts film Tokyo Joe 1949. th-cam.com/video/sTCRoX0wDjk/w-d-xo.html
The film was taken around the Shinbashi area, in which you can see a Yamanote line passing through on the elevated rail way.Since Shinbashi was in the middle of CBD, most of the people appeared in the scene seemed to be office workers or government officials, who were relatively well off even though during the tough economic times. Scene No.3 was in Shibuya.
Thank you for this information. On numerous business trips to Tokyo, I stayed in the Dai Ichi hotel in Shimbashi. What a treat to see this footage. I wonder whether it was taken during the war, and what it looked like when the war ended.
From around 1950. There are American cars and US military vehicles on the streets. Also, the streets have been paved, and the street car rails installed. In 1945, there were few operable vehicles left, as all manufacturing was toward the war effort, and there were no parts being produced, or fuel available. The street looks like it may be in the Yurakucho/Shimbashi area of Tokyo, in the distance you can see the tracks on which the Yamanote and Kehintohoku lines run on today.
This is a picture of the late 1940s ~ 50 years. The movie of this era is also beautiful. It is the era of Yasujiro Ozu, famous for Europe and the United States. My mother's young fashion style is like this. The car also like this style.
My first car at 4:20. A '49 Willys wagon. (I got mine in 1970). I'm assuming this is very later 40's cause I don't think those were made much earlier than that, and all the jeeps around as well. If you watch the 1929 Kyoto sound footage, you have to wonder how those people could even wage war by 1941, because there are NO motor cars anywhere even.
なんかみんなかっこいいというか風格がある
この映像に映っている方達は戦争を必死に生き抜いてきた人達なんだよね。悲惨な光景もたくさん見ただろうに。生きててくれてありがとう。家族や友人知人を失った人もいるだろうに。元気に歩いてる姿見るだけで涙出てくる
にゃんこ さん
私の生まれた年です。空襲で田舎の山の中を毛布を被って逃げ回ったのを覚えていますよ。
これに私が悲しくなった
@@dariang4725 me too…
戦後3~5年くらいかな。きれいな画像で当時が鮮明によみがえってる。勤め人が全員、ロングの今どき最先端のコートを着てソフトをかぶっていてかっこいい。女性も着物姿がすてきだ。
is anyone else fascinated looking at properly scanned old film? the misconception that the quality was bad is so common that it's strange to see very sharp footage/imagery
I think that it was shot in standard 35mm film format photographed by US-lead Occupation team.
@@Silencebound I actually feel that this might've been pre-US/allied occupation. Remember that most of Japan's big cities had been like 90% flattened from aerial bombing during WWII. But this city looks like it's been completely untouched.
@@rsuriyop Probably that so. Well, I noticed that this screen is bit shorten down and above while it's picture image is somewhere between 1:66:1 to 1:85:1 from supposedly original 1:33:1 aspect ratio.
Very true. Old films looked new and sharp when they where first shown.
@@rsuriyop I can tell that it's Tokyo as I found some place names like Hibiya (日比谷 0:20, 1:42) or Dougenzaka (道玄坂 2:30). So, the first, second and fourth footage must be central Tokyo (all same street from different direction I guess) and the third one Shibuya.
昔のファッション好きやわ〜
フィルム時代の絵なのに、何故こんなに綺麗に再現されてるのだ？
なんかこの時代の人達の方が
カッコいいな！
町も車もカッコいい
おしゃれだし
なんかふうかくがある！
現代人には出せない雰囲気があるな。なんか大人というか、圧がある。みんな映画俳優って言ってもいける雰囲気
顔が中国人。
昔はデジタル動画がなかった、
故にこんな画質良くない。
人間は基本的に無い物ねだり
白黒だからだろw
あとは戦争経験か
Pada ngomongin soal apa sih
人 half life 3 confirmed
Good camera stabilization technology back in the 40's
since they are using an expensive lens, I assume a pro is the cameraman. He knows all the tricks of the trade.
Камера ведь японская
a big wheel cart or even walking a bicycle is all you need with a camera hidden in a box no one knew they were being filmed but their faces show something weird going on. I know how a face looks like when camera is trained on them.
просто асфальт ровный, а камера на тележке
@JIM JONES Derp
このフィルムは、ハンフリー・ボガートが主演した映画「東京ジョー」のために撮影されました。1948年冬の東京が記録されています。
1940では。1948だと終戦後。
出てくる人達は、この先空襲で
死ぬ恐れがなく安心して見れ
ます。
そうなんだ
なるほど。
素晴らしい情報です。
ありがとうございます。
この時から20年ぐらいの間が一番好きな時代です。
祖父母に連れられ、浅草を歩いたりしました。雷門をくぐって右側の一番手前は小さな本屋でした。
兵隊服で黒メガネをかけてアコーディオンを演奏していた人に、祖父が何か声をかけ、お金を渡していました。
私はなぜあんな怖そうな人にお金をあげるのだろうと不思議でした。
祖母は『ニセモノのメクラやオシやイザリも多勢いるんだよ』と言っていましたが、私には意味がわかりませんでした。
そんなことより今から行く洋食屋が楽しみでなりませんでした。
令和元年の今は、もう何もなくなってしまいました。人も家も風景も心も。
東京と言っても場所によると思いますがここはどの辺りなんですかね？
仮に焼け野原から3年でこの街並みは奇跡に近い
@@meisei781 シーン1、2、4は新橋。シーン３は渋谷道玄坂です。
この高画質は凄いですね。
The footage is amazing in quality. The photography technique is up to professional level.
うちの母の話だと昭和二十五年（1950年）には生活の方はすっかり正常に戻っていたとのこと。
勉強になりました
ありがとうございます。
HJM BROOK 意外と早いですね
HJM BROOK さん
1950年は、私は小学校の4年生。平和で普通に生活していましたよ。
@@hiroota8328 さん
今おいくつですか？
結構美人さんや男前多いな
1940「Walking in Tokyo HD」
2019「Walking in Tokyo 4K」
カッコよすぎる。
Jajaja
1940's youtuber: look at the camera its a prank. I will upload this video soon
1940
100% Japanese
2025
35% Japanese
😢
Never mind that this was in black & white, this was still extremely good film quality for 1940's technology. The resolution and frame rate are just exceptional for this time period.
Looks like just about every other movie from the 1940's to me.
Amazing how cameras from the 1940s have a higher frame rate than my PC
This was obviously shot on film, not digital. 35mm Film "resolution" is 5.6K. The only reason "old film" footage looks bad sometimes is because it had been transcoded to digital when digital technology wasn't great--not because the film was low res.
Os japoneses também aderiram à moda dos chapéus!!!!!!
This footage is remarkable. Thanks for posting!
これほんとすごい。この時代のここまで綺麗な映像初めてだ up主に感謝
この動画のほとんどの人がもう亡くなっているのと思うと人生はあっという間だと思う。
Yes, we come and we go.......our time is small✨
いや、この動画そうとう前のものだよ。
放射能人生じんせい.
th-cam.com/video/tAaqEkmkaZA/w-d-xo.html 直接見て感じる
その答えは独裁者の安倍晋三に聞いてみて...zzzzzz
解像度高いな。凄い鮮明だ
The sign on the telephone pole says Hibiya Hospital, so I'm guessing the center of Tokyo around 1946 to 1949. This area recovered rather quickly, having some concrete buildings that were not destroyed by fire. The newer cars look late 40-ish. There is an American-looking soldier, etc. There are many still photographs from this era and area that look great, as though there never was a war.
Yes, 1948 to 1951 about. The plates on the cars were black on white and ones with just numbers and no Kanji meant they were from Tokyo. I did see one plate with a prefix Kanji from Kanagawa which is the next prefecture over and one you'd most likely see in Tokyo.
@Dennis Wilson And Jeep Ford at 3:34
Late 1940s? Everyone is well dressed, no sign of beggars, no overt US military presence…
@@Rogermarch The people without means lived under against the train stations. Cooked over open fires - soups & shared
@@Rogermarch Someone else uploaded this, claiming it was recorded in 1949. In scene 3, I spotted a uniformed Japanese police officer, implying this was filmed after 1947.
The WWII really damaged Japan economically as the rest of the world. Many of the items were very limited in supply, therefore lots of "black market" vendors popped up, especially with U.S. food items. Japan was already quite prosperous before the war, but right after, they were in deep trouble but recovered quickly later due to hard working and dedicated citizens willing to improve their living standard.
They were NOT prosperous before the war. Poverty was widespread, particularly in the Countryside
Falcony 100 Well said! 😀
Daisy Wong Who could stop China from developing? China has made capitalistic economic reforms since the 80s and is developing mainly because of this.
China can't militarily take over the world, what do you mean? The US has nukes to blow up all of us several times.
Daisy Wong Napoleon was surely a threat to other nations. The US can't contain China in a sense that China's development will stop. No way is that possible.
@Daisy Wong
Is only the West allowed to develop?! You are a real nitwit
めっちゃ画質綺麗
emily 素晴らしい技術ですね👏笑
映像が綺麗
貴重な動画をありがとう御座います。
80 year-ago Japan's life quality, roads and pedestrians were even better than my country today.
Hans Lin what is your country ?
Your counrty must be pakistan
India I guess
Hans Lin I mean they are better than loads of countries today. The streets look really clean in this video, better than New York, London today etc
Indonesia maybe
えーーーーーー！！ビックリして言葉が出ません
なんて素敵な動画、、😭🙏
スーツにハットかっこいいなあ
世界的に、このスタイルが廃れてちまったのは非常に残念だ
やはりヘアースタイルの流行りの変遷なども関係してるんだろうなあ
ユニセフ協会 品格があって素敵ですよね
The clarity is Amazing for being filmed in the 40's, just Wow! Hope somebody could color it in the future.
@array s The film was most definitely restored, there's no doubt about that. However, the original film had to have been in very good condition. All restoration does is clean up the film so it looks as good or close to how it originally looked. If this film was shown in theatres back in the 40's, this is how it would have looked, probably even better. Film has insane quality to it. Many old films are being scanned in 4K because that's how much detail and information can be pulled from 35 mm film.
@J H th-cam.com/video/PfriI_DDifE/w-d-xo.html
躍動感があり、素晴らしい時代です。
こういうレトロな町並み好きよ！
まるで現代の大阪の下町のよう。
今みたいにチャラチャラした格好で、スマホやケータイ見ながら歩いてる人なんて１人もいない。
皆きちんとした格好で前を向いて歩いている。これこそが本来人間のあるべき姿だと思う。
白米を好きな時に食べれる時代。先代の方々に感謝。
In 1940, in Japan, i liked undercut hairstyles, they looked very manly, now in 2020, in Vietnam i and many others still prefer this hairstyle. :D
I don't know about anyone else but I just find videos like this from long long ago super interesting to watch
街は、当時もよく清掃されている。
Japanese are a great nation. Greetings from Kyrgyzstan.🇰🇬🇯🇵
昭和23年生まれだがこの映像を見てると何故か母親を思い出す。
0:00～1：45と3：02～は外堀通り新橋駅～内幸町付近で撮影しているようですね。3：25あたりから新橋第一ホテルが写っていて、4：37あたりで都電6系統（渋谷駅前→新橋）が写っているのでそうだと思います。1:48あたりからの映像は道玄坂周辺だと思います。右奥に東横百貨店らしい建物が写っています。米軍車両が写っているので戦後占領期の映像だと思います。
同じ通りを道路の反対側からも撮影しているところが面白く思いました。私も軍服姿の米兵が写っているのを見て1940年代後半の戦後の撮影だと思いました。
歩道に地下鉄銀座線の排気穴と思われるグレーチング(網目模様の蓋)が写っていました。歩道の石畳が綺麗でした。
北朝鮮の2019年より豊かで先進的な都市だったのがよく解る
米軍のジープが走ってるし乗用車も何台かは戦後アメリカから入ってきたタイプだから１９４７～１９５０年頃ですね。街並みを歩く人を撮影してるけど撮影者はどうも外国人のようですね。 We can see some cars are Jeeps of US Army and some others are imported from USA after WWII so this film must be taken around 1947 to 1950 in the city of tokyo. Cameraman forcused on peoples walking in the city and he may be a foreigner. (I don't think Japanese cameraman takes photos of walking people in the city at that time)
戦後3年や5年で東京はこんなに復興してるの？
焼け野原になって、新宿から国会議事堂が見えたって親からは聴いてるけど。
1948年と言う事わ、戦後3年目…御互いに反米、半日意識も色濃く残って居たんでしょうねぃ…この時代に生きた人達の頑張りが在ったからこそ、今の我々が居る。
其の事に留意し、感謝の心を忘れずに生きたい。(＝人＝)合掌
Hii
米兵っぽい人がいるから戦後なんだろうけど
1940年代のうちにこんなに復興してるのか
こなすた 一歩大通りを外れたらバラック パンパンや浮浪児がいっぱい写ってる で日本人の大半は性病 頭はシラミ、のみだらけ
@@yazyaz63 1900年代のベルリンの動画の投稿者もコメント欄で熱く語ってた。カメラマンは見せたいものだけを見せてるって
景気的には
戦時中より戦後の、この頃のが悪いからな
混乱してるときやぞ
Outake from Tokyo Joe, H. Bogart movie (1949). Looking at the street signs, we can see that the clip was shot in Shibuya, with signs for 道玄坂百貨街 (“Dogenzaka Department Store”) and カワシマ帽子店 (“Kawashima Hat Store”) revealing this was taken in the Dogenzaka area, specifically where Shibuya Prime stands today, next to the famous 109 building.
I am from Tokyo and can catch the location. 1. Near Shinbashi station, not far from Ginza, Sotobori-Dori Avenue. 2. Shibuya, Dogenzaka slope. Anyway I am surprised at the quality of this film. The film was possibly taken in 1946-50, during the period of U.S. occupation.
4:04 宮崎薬局はまだあります！
情報ありがとうございました。GOOGLEのSTREET VIEWで確認したら確かに宮崎薬局ありました!!
😭😭😭😭
米兵がおるということは昭和23、4年か？画質が素晴らしい。現代とは違うが変わっているとも言えない。
Yes, must be just after war" 🗻
焼野原になってないから戦前のような気がしますね
いや戦後だし
米軍が居るんだから戦後に決まってる
米兵の服を着た日本兵なんでしょ（適当）
この時代に行ってみたい。
確かにそうだよなぁ～(;´д｀)
いくら昭和とはいえ、ハイテクマネーの文化すら存在しないどころか、お金そのものも違い過ぎるからなぁ～(;´д｀)
世界で1番の長寿の田中カ子さんはこの時37歳って考えると凄いな。
1948 clips, to be used for a now forgotten Humphrey Bogart movie "Tokyo Joe".
昭和23年冬の東京
In the year 1948, Tokyo
I am glad that Japan and America are now friends.
Japan stills the dog of usa
I'm crying and shaking this can't be real Goku would never be xenophobic lmao
www.thenation.com/article/the-united-states-is-building-a-new-military-base-in-okinawa-despite-overwhelming-local-opposition/ United States mocking the painful past
China is puppet of Japan and US forever
@@生ズワイ蟹 china is the opposite force of usa and thats why americans fear it. And hate it. Yes china will fuck up usa sooner or later with the help of russian comrades
街中や人
車 バス トラック
都電
全てがオシャレでかっこいい
今と全然違うと思うけど、そう変わらないとも思える
lrb lrb 電柱だけ変わらない。携帯持ってる人間が絶対に存在しないのが不思議な感覚
lrb lrb 今に比べても身なりのいい人が多い気がする。
@@マクスウェル中田 男の人のコート姿とか、決まってますよね😉
そうですな。雰囲気が今とあんまり変わらない。しかし、戦争直後なそい悲惨な雰囲気がないな。人間の復興活力ってスバラシイ。
終戦から数年でここまで復興
しているのは素晴らしい。
さほど貧しそうでもないし。
終戦後の映像ですね。映像中に米兵が映っていましたし、ほとんどの看板などが、左から右へと書かれています。40年代のいつ頃なのでしょうか。これは男女並んで歩いているところを真ん中を分けて人がすすみ、その後の様子などを見ると、演出がされているのかなとも思います。
昭和15年だし戦争が始まりかけでは。
まだそこまで戦争も酷くなく、平穏な日常と言う感じですね。
I like how people looking at the camera, I could bet the camera is big since camera isn't advanced yet in that era
ガードレール無いのが景観的にはスッキリだし道幅広いのが良い。あと中折れ帽好き
ついこの間までの戦争から解放されて、顔つきがみんなゆったりしてるようだ。
森田傳三郎商店 現在の株式会社 森傳 －＞東京都芝区桜田本郷町2番地（現東京都港区新橋1丁目18番13号）付近の映像ってことですね？
画質良いなぁ。
レトロってのを感じさせてくれる。
タイトルのJapan 1940's in HDとなっておりますが、厳密には1940年代のぎりぎり後半～1950年代の映像ではないでしょうか。終戦で焼け野原となった東京も朝鮮戦争の軍需景気で急速に経済が立て直り、映像の新橋外堀通りの賑わいにも敗戦を忘れるほどの復興状況がよく現れております。ただ随所にGHQの姿が写っており敗戦を裏付ける程度でしょうか。
1949年、昭和24年です。
@@klaatubaradanikuto7195 ありがとうございます。想定通りでした。
私の生まれた年、昭和15年である。日米開戦は翌年の12月8日、戦争に入る前の東京の街行く人々が懐かしい。
1940年では無く40's（40年代）でしょう。駐留米兵の姿も映っているから45年以降の風景。
日比谷と道玄坂ですか。
車道を自転車が堂々と車の前を走っているのがうらやましい。
歩道の四角い歩石は子供の頃まだ残ってました。
下を向いて歩く人がいない・・・スマホの無い時代はみんな前を向き未来に進んでる感じがする。。。
最高
え、好き
個人的には、猫背気味の人が多くて、あーやっぱり日本人だなぁ。って印象うけました
The video quality is unbelievable high back to 1940s. Did the cameraman use some professional equipment?
Probably American camera equipment. Thank MacArthur for the footage!
00:05 That Driver was rude!
haha哈哈哈哈
Very good quality and exceptional stable.
just watched Japan fron 10's nd 20's, I got quiet surprised of how their faces and styles changed so rapidly
I just watched the same thing, and the 10s and 20s look like shaolin movies, while the 40s look more modern
平和な賑わいに驚き 景色が現代より進歩的に感じました
Places : Shinbashi(田村町, old town name) and Shibuya(道玄坂百貨街, Dogenzaka market town) . Shots for Hamphrey Bogarts film Tokyo Joe 1949. th-cam.com/video/sTCRoX0wDjk/w-d-xo.html
The film was taken around the Shinbashi area, in which you can see a Yamanote line passing through on the elevated rail way.Since Shinbashi was in the middle of CBD, most of the people appeared in the scene seemed to be office workers or government officials, who were relatively well off even though during the tough economic times. Scene No.3 was in Shibuya.
Thank you for this information. On numerous business trips to Tokyo, I stayed in the Dai Ichi hotel in Shimbashi. What a treat to see this footage. I wonder whether it was taken during the war, and what it looked like when the war ended.
From around 1950. There are American cars and US military vehicles on the streets. Also, the streets have been paved, and the street car rails installed. In 1945, there were few operable vehicles left, as all manufacturing was toward the war effort, and there were no parts being produced, or fuel available. The street looks like it may be in the Yurakucho/Shimbashi area of Tokyo, in the distance you can see the tracks on which the Yamanote and Kehintohoku lines run on today.
This is a picture of the late 1940s ~ 50 years. The movie of this era is also beautiful.
It is the era of Yasujiro Ozu, famous for Europe and the United States. My mother's young fashion style is like this. The car also like this style.
サラリーマンらしき人々が今よりかっこいい。着こなしのせい？歩き方？
今みたいに吊るしの安物の背広がなくて、体に合わせて仕立ててるからじゃないかな？
今の様に服装も限られて、チャラチャラした事が無い時代だからだろう
相変わらず道は綺麗だ。
これ戦時中？それとも終戦直後？
Fuck you. Fuck your Rising Sun flag. Kusoyarou. Shinne shima saru yarou
1948年の様ですね
@@choo1030 ヘイトは良くありませんよ。
日本人も韓国の人も仲良くしないと
みんな、仲良くしよう！
Love & Peace ！
@isobemaki
それはそうと今から貴様の家で「パーティ」しないか？
NKVD付きでな。
嫌ならシベリアに「旅行」という選択もあるぞ？
あっ実は自分左翼に見せかけてバリバリの右翼です。
how wonder could be, to see this film colorized...
4:32辺りにいるスクーターみたいな乗り物に乗ってるのはなんですか？
富士工業（スバル）のラビットスクーターである可能性が高いです。
大ヒット作です。
スクーターに乗ってるのは人ですね。
これは凄い！！貴重だわ^_^
0:03 国鉄が見えますね。恐らく終戦後の新橋の外堀通りの映像ではないでしょうか？
道が異常にきれいだ・・・当たり前だが。昭和の２３～４年・・女性のヘヤースタイルや若い男のオールバックのヘヤースタイルは、親父の若いころ、３０代と重なる。
打ち水と掃き掃除を毎日してりゃあ…こんな風靡なるんよ。
物まねも、こういう、清い魂を学んでおほしいよ困った隣国さんたちには。
That camera work is outstanding. It would rank up there with what being shot in Hollywood.
2:21よいこの有野みたい。
この人だけ雰囲気が違う。
普通に今もいる。
ニコラ 課長版のな
よゐこw
Love the video and music!!
I love & respect japan & japanese ppl their very hard working & helpful ppl
画質が綺麗です、映画用フィルムかな？もしかして35mm以上？
Still civilized than my country today T ^ T
for real?
My first car at 4:20. A '49 Willys wagon. (I got mine in 1970). I'm assuming this is very later 40's cause I don't think those were made much earlier than that, and all the jeeps around as well. If you watch the 1929 Kyoto sound footage, you have to wonder how those people could even wage war by 1941, because there are NO motor cars anywhere even.
The scene is around Hibiya, Tokyo area, after WWII, around 1948?
個人レベルでもデジタルリマスターできるのですか？
どういう画質だよ。おい…。しかし、服装のバリエーションがホントゆたかだなあ。それを着ている人がみんな自然で…こればかりは再現映像では不可能なんだよなあ。
ここに映っている殆ど人が激動の戦中、戦後を生き抜いてもう鬼籍に入っていると思うと切なくなる
There are Willys Jeeps in the video. This is post WW2
On 3:27
たまに思うんだけど、
どうして人が歩く歩道なのにに、
タイルだとかインターロッキンキングなどの段差が生じやすい舗装をしたがるんだろ？
石畳とか。
wow, gorgeous! thanks for posting. who did the music?
MsLuma24 some person.
These are beautifully shot, aren't they? The content is fascinating, but the stability, smoothness(?) and clarity are stunning.
空が広いなー
0:26に出てくるビートルみたいな車は外車ですか？
出来れば車名など知りたいです
この時代に日本を走っていた車というとパッカードの可能性が高いですが、
車種はわかりませんでした、すみません。蛇足ながら日本車のお手本は
英オースチン です。ほとんどフルコピーです。
それにしても、高い建物が殆ど無い！1940年代末か1950年代初頭でしょうね。
It is of Occupied Japan era. See the jeep at 3:28!
It was post-war Japan, most probably between 1946 and early 1950s, as there was American jeep on the road.
後ろに見える高架橋を走っている電車は地下鉄丸の内線と思われます。だとすると地上高架部分は限られていますので、撮影場所は特定できる可能性が有りますが、もう二つ三つ手掛かりがないと正確な特定は難しいと思われます。地下鉄丸の内線の施工工程に詳しくは有りませんが高架橋部分を先に建設した可能性が有ります。私が知っている地下鉄丸ノ内線の建設過程の唯一の話は、当時、日本を支配していた占領軍のGHQに地下鉄丸ノ内線の建設許可を申請した時のGHQの回答が「敗戦国が地下鉄を建設するとは生意気だ」と言うもので、許可が下りなかったそうです。下記にある古本さんの話が正解ではないでしょうか、画質が白黒ですがあまりにも鮮明です。８ミリではなく１６ミリフィルムかそれ以上だとするアメリカの映画会社のロケハン参考映像だと納得がいきます。流石に戦後３年では日本の映画会社も映画製作はしていますが、貴重なフィルムをロケハンに使用しないのではないでしょうか？この映像で場所が特定できるのはフィルム③の中に出てくる看板に「道玄坂百貨街」と在りますので渋谷と思われます。
ただの新橋の国電ガードのところですよ。田村町です。今と構造は変わってません。