That is because the uploader was riding the new E235 series train, which was quite rare at the time (until 2016, only one E235 set was working in the Yamanote Line while all the other 51 sets were old E231 series.)
@샴푸신사 I reckon most would get used to it. There's a good chance many of those conductors/drivers used to be just like those ppl and they went into the job knowing there will be plenty of people taking photos of their train.
Thank you for being interested in Japanese railways. I would like to inform you of one thing you see in this video. After departing Harajuku station, you will see a wooden platform from 3:48 on the right side. This is the special platform only used by the imperial family.
I've been to japan 3 times now. I haven't been back since 2009. I miss it. This video brings back so much memories. The voices on the train intercom, the smell, and sights.
Everytime I listen to these ASMR of Tokyo, I get filled with so much emotion. Emotion of missing Japan immensely. The Tokyo subway is my favorite in the world. Sure, I avoid rush hour at all cost, like I would in any big city. Otherwise, it's my favorite. I remember when I went to Tokyo and Osaka for the first time, I took a day to ride many of the subway lines back and forth. Just to listen to the jingles at every station and get lost in a random neighborhood. Man, I truly miss Japan. I have to make it there by 2021.
Awww....I miss riding on the Yamanote line. I took the train everyday while I was visiting Tokyo 2 years ago. I love the cheerful music at the Shinjuku and Yoyogi station. I miss the JR Yamanote line ! 😍🤩😍🤩❤️❤️
I believe I correctly state that Tokyo is the world's largest metropolis. This video and the countless other videos like it have made us greatly impressed by Tokyo's mass transit system. It is amazing to think that lines like the Yamanote date back to the 1800s. Today's modern trains and stations are clean. The PA announcements are so pleasant. It's like a ride at Disneyland! Thank you for the video. Well done Tokyo.
I took this train line everyday for work when I was there in 1998 on a business trip and so pleased to see the many great changes watching this video. I hope to come back next year on a pleasure trip!
This reminds me and refresh my memory of Tokyo as I always admire how advanced and beautiful Tokyo is and whole of Japan. I was there in 1973-74 and 1991 and always cherish memories of great Japan and its people.
+TokyoStreetView - Japan The Beautiful In 1973-74 Japan was very advanced and beautiful too and I loved to see an Asian country so advanced and competing to much larger and global power USA. Particularly in Railways and autombiles.
15:48 the kid here is talking to his dad about how the train they were on (E235 new at the time) was all green. Train otakus still have a future generation
Incredible. I just got back this past Monday and miss it immensely. I became a huge train nerd after my latest trip and picked up a whole bunch of train souvenirs! These videos are excellent! Great quality and so much fun hearing each station's melody. Thanks for this!
Greetings from Malaysia ! I've been at Tokyo since March 2016. As one of the foreign train fans , I must say , it is fabulous to see one of the busiest train line ever in Tokyo city , nevertheless , precision and time accuracy for the train operator , no matter from JR , Keisei Electric or even until Shinkansen , absolutely amazing. The experiences they bring to me is the best of the best , hontouni arigatou gozaimashita ! Thanks for the video !
I really miss Japan. Even I just got there last year for vacation, I still want to return to Japan for more sightseeing and enjoying the ride. Akihabara, Shibuya, Harajuku, all of the strategic areas are inside Yamanote Line.
Haaaaaaaaahhhh....Tokyo...Japan...so long until I see you again. I miss the time spent there so much. I got chills when I heard the announcer saying "Shinjukuuu Shinjukuuu"....memories....Shinjuku was always the first stop on my daily travel through Tokyo. Thank you for this! ありがとうございまーーす！
These are great videos - thanks for sharing them with us. It would be fantastic if "rides through Japan" became an ongoing series. Keep up the great work.
Hi! First of all thank you for watching our videos, please do not hesitate to share them and subscriber to our channel if you want to keep up with our new videos. Now, what do you have in mind with the "rides through Japan"? Can you describe what you would like to see? Not promising anything here, but we are always looking forward to add a few category ;-)
Thanks for writing back. I suppose I mean exactly what you did in this video - basically travelling through an area of Japan, by car, or by train, etc., and then after a brief introduction, you let the scenery and environment speak for themselves. It's very interesting experience parts of Japan through actual travel. I've seen some night rides through cities before, but perhaps not at the level of professionalism with which you make your videos. (P.S. I believe you've done a few walkabouts as well of areas of Tokyo - which are also fantastic!)
I absolutely love this video. Please make more like these! I feel like I am back on the train again in Tokyo. I could sit an watch this forever. Thank you so much for making these!
+Hollie Baker Hi! Will do my best to shoot more videos like this one in the future! Anyway, thanks for your message and hope you will enjoy our other videos as well!!
I love how for a part of the journey the kids and parents guess the lines that are coming, and they're pretty accurate too! They even got the Hayabusa+Komachi.
I just visited Tokyo on October, and i really want to visit back again and stay longer.. thank for the videos, Yamanote Line is my favourite line, because i ride a lot there
This summer will be 8 years since I've last been in Japan, the longest amount of time I've been away (I used to visit once every year or 2 years; lived between '11 and '13). Oh Japan, some things about you frustrate me but boy do I miss being there.
I love Yamanote line, my favourite one and the most familiar sta. for me is Ikebukuro sta. I very like the Jamanote melody song then i'm setup for my calling ringtone 😃😀💛🎌
I‘m just here to compare it to Densha De Go and it‘s amazing how similar it is. It's kinda funny how different the drivers view is though. I rode the Yamanote Line very often (I mean also in real life, not just Densha de Go), but it somehow looks completely different from the drivers view
It feels so strange to see this, to think I was there taking the train from shibuya to Akihabara so many times, but everything seems so unknown to me. I only recall the sounds. I was there 2 years ago in February 2019.
Same, My 1st Day Is using The Skyliner Line (Keisei Train) And Yamanote line My 2 Days Is Using The Yamanote Line And Tozai Line When Going To Other Towns Then The 4th Day Is Using Yamanote, Keiyo, And Disney Resort Line While The Last 2 Days Is Using The Disney Resort Line
Wow! Riding the rail sure has changed since I rode them (1975). Looking forward to coming back once retired to ride them again. Thanks for the great video!
First of all i would like to thank you for all your beautiful (and useful) videos about Tokyo. Grazie ;-) . I think Tokyo city transportation are one of the best in the planet.....and by the way , my dreams is to visit Tokyo as soon as possible but anw thanks to your awesome videos (like this one) is almost like i am there , for real. Ciao , Greetings from Turin, Italy. ps i apologize for my bad English! !
Hi! Thanks for the compliment and for watching! I would agree with you when it comes to place Tokyo City Transportation among the top ones on the planet, BUT! Hong Kong MTR for example is for me one step ahead of Tokyo's one and this for many reasons, including the Octotpus Card (Equivalent to Pasmo and Suica) but which has been used a good 5 years before Japan and which is still as far as I know better than both the Japanese version and finally, Hong Kong MTR is cheaper that its Japanese equivalent. I also remember than back in 2000s when I was living in HK, I could use my phone underground while this is just quite recent in Tokyo (a few years back)
Thank you so much for doing this! I miss taking the 山手線, those announcements, and that iconic station music before the doors close. I'm not thrilled that they now apparently also have the recorded announcements in English - I believe that takes away from the overall experience. When did they start doing that?
The Yamanote Line in Tokyo is important because many visitors (and even residents of Tokyo) use this line as a reference point to avoid getting lost. Please note that the Shibuya Station area will substantially change over the next ten years. By 2020 (the time of the Tokyo Olympics), the platform for the Yamanote Line trains at Shibuya will be quite different due to the massive rebuilding going on at the station (that's why Tokyu Corporation phased out their above-street station was the terminus for Tokyu's Toyoko and Den-en-Toshi Lines in favor of a direct connection with the Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line).
One of my favorite nights in my history, around midnite i hopped over that gate at 2:08 and took a stroll down the tracks to that little tunnel at 2:30, cracked open a kirin malt and sat and drank while watching the late night freight trains and sleeper trains race by. I was sweating bullets but it was so worth it. Im a railfan who likes to get up close and walk the tracks and explore yards in the US, however tokyo is pretty strict so its lucky i wasnt caught. Tokyo is a railfans paradise i would ride the trains all day.
Next year, the new station between Shinagawa and Tamachi will open. Takanawa JY 26. That spot has been left empty for years, so other station numbers won't change. Clever move, as usual.
If anybody wants to know the differences between the New York Metro and Tokyo Metro, here it is Number of stations- Tokyo- 278 MTA(NYC)-472 Busiest Station- Yokohama Station-720,000,000 per year MTA- 4,038 per year Speed of trains-Tokyo-49.707 MPH MTA-30 mph Disaster count- Tokyo-4 MTA-7 Largest station size- Tokyo-
There is a simplier way to add time positions in comments and the video description: Write the time position itself, and TH-cam will convert it to an actual link. This also has the advantage that you do not need to reload the whole page, because the video directly jumps to the time position ;) So your list would look like this: Shibuya Station - 渋谷 : 00:11 Harajuku Station - 原宿 : 02:30 Yoyogi Station - 代々木 : 04:53 Shinjuku Station - 新宿 : 06:38 and so on
Really? So here you are some videos of Sugamo that may trigger some nice memories for you!!! www.tokyostreetview.com/sugamo-jizo-dori/ www.tokyostreetview.com/sugamo-kiku-matsuri/ Cheers
just a quick question to ask if I may, whenever the train comes to a station, is the operator in control of actually opening and Closing the doors, and if so, noticed that once the train stopped, he didnt actually get out of his seat, we have a train system that the operator of the trains lookas out of the trains side window and acually uses button to open and close the door, so the main part of the question is, how does this operator know when its time to close the doors and get the train going again?
I don't think you understand the depths that I am willing to go to for you to do this. Or do another one with a view outside one of the windows to the side. I've been to Japan twice in two years and this train is like the core of all of my memories of this city. I've probably watched this video at least once a day for the last three months. :P
So where was the camera placed at during filming? Inside the cabin with the engineer? Outside in the passenger area? I can hear the passengers in the train but never a sound inside the cabin. Please describe the location of the camera! Thank you!
Je deviens nsotalgique a chaque jingle de station, plus particulièrement a celle d'Ikebukuro, ou je prend toujours un hotel a chacun de mes voyage a Tokyo. Mon dieu que ce pays me manque
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at almost all the stations there are people who take photographs of the train. the conductor must feel like a superstar doing this job
That is because the uploader was riding the new E235 series train, which was quite rare at the time (until 2016, only one E235 set was working in the Yamanote Line while all the other 51 sets were old E231 series.)
@@ojved4kcz837 E231 was rather rare when I visited Tokyo few month ago and I heard its retiring soon... I'll miss E231
@샴푸신사 I reckon most would get used to it. There's a good chance many of those conductors/drivers used to be just like those ppl and they went into the job knowing there will be plenty of people taking photos of their train.
Thank you for being interested in Japanese railways. I would like to inform you of one thing you see in this video. After departing Harajuku station, you will see a wooden platform from 3:48 on the right side. This is the special platform only used by the imperial family.
I've lived in Tokyo for 2 years and used the Yamanote at least once a day and for some reason, I never about knew this.
I almost felt asleep by watching the video and hearing the sound of the train, it’s like I was here again... Tokyo trains are so relaxing 😴
I literally fell asleep lol
Whenever I ride the Tokyo trains, I always like the fact that it’s quiet and I can just sleep inside while I wait for my destination
I've been to japan 3 times now. I haven't been back since 2009. I miss it. This video brings back so much memories. The voices on the train intercom, the smell, and sights.
have you been there in the meantime?
Everytime I listen to these ASMR of Tokyo, I get filled with so much emotion. Emotion of missing Japan immensely. The Tokyo subway is my favorite in the world. Sure, I avoid rush hour at all cost, like I would in any big city. Otherwise, it's my favorite.
I remember when I went to Tokyo and Osaka for the first time, I took a day to ride many of the subway lines back and forth. Just to listen to the jingles at every station and get lost in a random neighborhood.
Man, I truly miss Japan. I have to make it there by 2021.
Awww....I miss riding on the Yamanote line. I took the train everyday while I was visiting Tokyo 2 years ago. I love the cheerful music at the Shinjuku and Yoyogi station. I miss the JR Yamanote line ! 😍🤩😍🤩❤️❤️
oh i missed tokyo...
the most beautiful city in the world
doki doki city🍒❤️
thank you so much
arigato gojaimas
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*arigatou gozaimasu
You’re welcome
Come to Tokyo again
I miss the chimes, the crowd, the announcements. I miss Tokyo. thank you for bringing us back there
I believe I correctly state that Tokyo is the world's largest metropolis. This video and the countless other videos like it have made us greatly impressed by Tokyo's mass transit system. It is amazing to think that lines like the Yamanote date back to the 1800s. Today's modern trains and stations are clean. The PA announcements are so pleasant. It's like a ride at Disneyland! Thank you for the video. Well done Tokyo.
you know disneyland is in japan too
josephprays and they have trains inside Disneyland...
How special is Japan . Looking forward to my fourth visit .
I took this train line everyday for work when I was there in 1998 on a business trip and so pleased to see the many great changes watching this video. I hope to come back next year on a pleasure trip!
Another excellent example of Japan's architecture. Truly an exciting ride video.
I came to watch this video because I really miss Japan and subway view and sound makes me so nostalgic. Thank you.
Thank you for these videos, they help with my memories of this fantastic city.
You are more than welcome! And do not hesitate to spread the word around about our Channel!
The Yamanote Line is wonderful!! I still want to go to Japan to ride the Yamanote Line.
This reminds me and refresh my memory of Tokyo as I always admire how advanced and beautiful Tokyo is and whole of Japan. I was there in 1973-74 and 1991 and always cherish memories of great Japan and its people.
in 73-74 Visiting Tokyo must have been AMAZING
+TokyoStreetView - Japan The Beautiful In 1973-74 Japan was very advanced and beautiful too and I loved to see an Asian country so advanced and competing to much larger and global power USA. Particularly in Railways and autombiles.
15:48 the kid here is talking to his dad about how the train they were on (E235 new at the time) was all green. Train otakus still have a future generation
Incredible. I just got back this past Monday and miss it immensely. I became a huge train nerd after my latest trip and picked up a whole bunch of train souvenirs! These videos are excellent! Great quality and so much fun hearing each station's melody. Thanks for this!
Well thank you for the compliment!
Brings back a lot of memories!
yeah I know...it's been 4 Months since I was on this Line....I miss it...
Greetings from Malaysia ! I've been at Tokyo since March 2016. As one of the foreign train fans , I must say , it is fabulous to see one of the busiest train line ever in Tokyo city , nevertheless , precision and time accuracy for the train operator , no matter from JR , Keisei Electric or even until Shinkansen , absolutely amazing. The experiences they bring to me is the best of the best , hontouni arigatou gozaimashita ! Thanks for the video !
+Alan Chin Weng Lon Hi! Thanks mate for the message! Japanese trains are amazing indeed! I will do my best to make more videos like these soon!
I really miss Japan. Even I just got there last year for vacation, I still want to return to Japan for more sightseeing and enjoying the ride. Akihabara, Shibuya, Harajuku, all of the strategic areas are inside Yamanote Line.
Haaaaaaaaahhhh....Tokyo...Japan...so long until I see you again. I miss the time spent there so much.
I got chills when I heard the announcer saying "Shinjukuuu Shinjukuuu"....memories....Shinjuku was always the first stop on my daily travel through Tokyo.
Thank you for this! ありがとうございまーーす！
Welcome!!!
quality upload as always!
Thank you!
These are great videos - thanks for sharing them with us. It would be fantastic if "rides through Japan" became an ongoing series. Keep up the great work.
Hi! First of all thank you for watching our videos, please do not hesitate to share them and subscriber to our channel if you want to keep up with our new videos. Now, what do you have in mind with the "rides through Japan"? Can you describe what you would like to see? Not promising anything here, but we are always looking forward to add a few category ;-)
Thanks for writing back. I suppose I mean exactly what you did in this video - basically travelling through an area of Japan, by car, or by train, etc., and then after a brief introduction, you let the scenery and environment speak for themselves. It's very interesting experience parts of Japan through actual travel. I've seen some night rides through cities before, but perhaps not at the level of professionalism with which you make your videos. (P.S. I believe you've done a few walkabouts as well of areas of Tokyo - which are also fantastic!)
I absolutely love this video. Please make more like these! I feel like I am back on the train again in Tokyo. I could sit an watch this forever. Thank you so much for making these!
+Hollie Baker Hi! Will do my best to shoot more videos like this one in the future! Anyway, thanks for your message and hope you will enjoy our other videos as well!!
I love how for a part of the journey the kids and parents guess the lines that are coming, and they're pretty accurate too! They even got the Hayabusa+Komachi.
This is so aesthetically pleasing ♡
The whole country is aesthetically pleasing.
Light skin civilizations are the best
i really miss this
Finally! Please more videos about train and station! Thank you!
I missed you so much japan i'll go back to you and ride your train all day long😊😊❤❤ Love you so much japan from Thailand❤
Thanks for very nice video. I love Tokyo.
I just visited Tokyo on October, and i really want to visit back again and stay longer.. thank for the videos, Yamanote Line is my favourite line, because i ride a lot there
I miss that atmosphere :-)
This summer will be 8 years since I've last been in Japan, the longest amount of time I've been away (I used to visit once every year or 2 years; lived between '11 and '13).
Oh Japan, some things about you frustrate me but boy do I miss being there.
It's always interesting to see the world from the inside of the train! That's very cool!
I like the train noise, the broadcast of the train.it helps me calm down. thanks.
I love Yamanote line, my favourite one and the most familiar sta. for me is Ikebukuro sta.
I very like the Jamanote melody song then i'm setup for my calling ringtone 😃😀💛🎌
Cannot agree more. The melody songs are the sign of the Yamanote San.
+Wanye Landy Hahaha yes totally agree that...
Lovely and nice melody 😁😀🎌💛
I‘m just here to compare it to Densha De Go and it‘s amazing how similar it is. It's kinda funny how different the drivers view is though. I rode the Yamanote Line very often (I mean also in real life, not just Densha de Go), but it somehow looks completely different from the drivers view
It feels so strange to see this, to think I was there taking the train from shibuya to Akihabara so many times, but everything seems so unknown to me. I only recall the sounds. I was there 2 years ago in February 2019.
Great video! Thank you for providing us with the chance to experience Japan from distance
This Video is so good, i watched it a couple times and sometimes use it to fall asleep, it's very relaxing.
IT remind me the days I was staying in Japan.I almost commuted this train every single day
Same, My 1st Day Is using The Skyliner Line (Keisei Train) And Yamanote line
My 2 Days Is Using The Yamanote Line And Tozai Line When Going To Other Towns
Then The 4th Day Is Using Yamanote, Keiyo, And Disney Resort Line
While The Last 2 Days Is Using The Disney Resort Line
Thank you for your videos, it was helpful. hopefully you can upload more like these
Très belle vidéo, merci 🇫🇷
Wow! Riding the rail sure has changed since I rode them (1975). Looking forward to coming back once retired to ride them again.
Thanks for the great video!
Let me know as soon as you get to Japan will pay you a drink! This is the least I can do for your support on Patreon!
It'll probably be another 10-15 years before I retire.
If you're still doing this, I'll definitely make sure to look you up when I get there. =^_^=
@@HikaruKatayamma 5-10 years to go!
Thank you for sharing your experience!!!
You're welcome! Hope you will enjoy our other videos as well!
Ofcourse! I like all videos about Japan, 12 years ago I and my wife live in Japan and the experience was awesome.
So many great memories! Thanks a lot for uploading.
Alot*
My favourite rail line by far in the city.
I was staying in Tamachi and went on the train everywhere, i miss the lady making the announcements and the jingles....
thumbs up i love this channel. i like every video i watch.
Thanks for the compliment! I hope you will enjoy tomorrow's video, which is fully dedicated to the best Mt Fuji Spot ;-)
😍😍😍 what a nostalgic feeling!!! Taking Yamanote line train is part of the best memories I keep deep in my heart! 🎌💞
Missing Tokyo and Japan pretty bad right now!
いい天気ですね。国よって運転手席が壁で覗けないみたいですね。
山手線大好き
pure nostalgia
I never knew what Onori Kari Des meant even though I heard it 2,000 times in my week in Tokyo.
That's お乗換えです (onorikae desu), means you can transfer to the indicated line in the next station
Mit Hydeist wow arigato
First of all i would like to thank you for all your beautiful (and useful) videos about Tokyo. Grazie ;-) . I think Tokyo city transportation are one of the best in the planet.....and by the way , my dreams is to visit Tokyo as soon as possible but anw thanks to your awesome videos (like this one) is almost like i am there , for real. Ciao , Greetings from Turin, Italy. ps i apologize for my bad English! !
Hi! Thanks for the compliment and for watching! I would agree with you when it comes to place Tokyo City Transportation among the top ones on the planet, BUT! Hong Kong MTR for example is for me one step ahead of Tokyo's one and this for many reasons, including the Octotpus Card (Equivalent to Pasmo and Suica) but which has been used a good 5 years before Japan and which is still as far as I know better than both the Japanese version and finally, Hong Kong MTR is cheaper that its Japanese equivalent.
I also remember than back in 2000s when I was living in HK, I could use my phone underground while this is just quite recent in Tokyo (a few years back)
nostalgia hits back too much
This is kinda cool
Hello from Korea
Super video . Merci.
Thank you so much for doing this! I miss taking the 山手線, those announcements, and that iconic station music before the doors close. I'm not thrilled that they now apparently also have the recorded announcements in English - I believe that takes away from the overall experience. When did they start doing that?
The Yamanote Line in Tokyo is important because many visitors (and even residents of Tokyo) use this line as a reference point to avoid getting lost.
Please note that the Shibuya Station area will substantially change over the next ten years. By 2020 (the time of the Tokyo Olympics), the platform for the Yamanote Line trains at Shibuya will be quite different due to the massive rebuilding going on at the station (that's why Tokyu Corporation phased out their above-street station was the terminus for Tokyu's Toyoko and Den-en-Toshi Lines in favor of a direct connection with the Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line).
Yeah i have seen that yesterday. They were rebuilding the whole platform
Can't wait to see the new station!
I miss Japan...all the sounds are so nostalgic 😭
i feel certain feeling of nostalgic here
superb quality
Thanks!
I've lived in Tokyo, more than ten years ago. Hearing these sounds is upsetting me quite a bit. The power of sound. Fuck.
thanks a video very, very good
You are more than welcome! We just hope that you will enjoy our other videos as well!
Very cool!
One of my favorite nights in my history, around midnite i hopped over that gate at 2:08 and took a stroll down the tracks to that little tunnel at 2:30, cracked open a kirin malt and sat and drank while watching the late night freight trains and sleeper trains race by. I was sweating bullets but it was so worth it. Im a railfan who likes to get up close and walk the tracks and explore yards in the US, however tokyo is pretty strict so its lucky i wasnt caught. Tokyo is a railfans paradise i would ride the trains all day.
As much as I love my car, I would give it up for a year just to ride the trains in Japan again.
1:07:35, most beautiful view ever!!!
Video only till 1:03:36 ?!
I miss this train and japan
Good view
Thanks, the feels
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I'm already on the TSV train ;)
Thanks!!!
missed this...
really missed Tokyo
Love it! Thank you for Sharing!
TOKYO，my favourite city!
Thanks for sharing this with us❤️
Next year, the new station between Shinagawa and Tamachi will open. Takanawa JY 26. That spot has been left empty for years, so other station numbers won't change. Clever move, as usual.
I love it！！！thank you!!!
Thanks for watching!
最高の暇つぶし。
Tokyo best city.
I love TOKYO & JR))
I got to say this wow wow wow. THANK YOU SO MUCH
Please do this route in the other direction (backwards) from shibaya to shibaya.
Will try ;-)
If anybody wants to know the differences between the New York Metro and Tokyo Metro, here it is
Number of stations- Tokyo- 278 MTA(NYC)-472
Busiest Station- Yokohama Station-720,000,000 per year MTA- 4,038 per year
Speed of trains-Tokyo-49.707 MPH MTA-30 mph
Disaster count- Tokyo-4 MTA-7
Largest station size- Tokyo-
I'm confused. So basically NY has more infrastructures, but "nobody" uses them, while Tokyo has less yet everyone on the universe used it?
The figures do seem a bit off. :P
This is Fantastic. Like really being there! ; )
WOT?
You should create time codes for each station.
Last visit I stayed at ikebukuro, oh the feels :)
That's a good Idea, I will need to check on how to do that.
I found how to do it, I am doing right now!
There is a simplier way to add time positions in comments and the video description: Write the time position itself, and TH-cam will convert it to an actual link. This also has the advantage that you do not need to reload the whole page, because the video directly jumps to the time position ;)
So your list would look like this:
Shibuya Station - 渋谷 : 00:11
Harajuku Station - 原宿 : 02:30
Yoyogi Station - 代々木 : 04:53
Shinjuku Station - 新宿 : 06:38
and so on
Tokyo :) I love this town !
my grandparents used to live near sugamo
Really? So here you are some videos of Sugamo that may trigger some nice memories for you!!!
www.tokyostreetview.com/sugamo-jizo-dori/
www.tokyostreetview.com/sugamo-kiku-matsuri/
Cheers
awesome and chill!
Really great, but... When cn we expect a new version with the new station?
When that Covid thingy is over ;-).
just a quick question to ask if I may, whenever the train comes to a station, is the operator in control of actually opening and Closing the doors, and if so, noticed that once the train stopped, he didnt actually get out of his seat, we have a train system that the operator of the trains lookas out of the trains side window and acually uses button to open and close the door, so the main part of the question is, how does this operator know when its time to close the doors and get the train going again?
You should shoot another one of these videos in the snow.
I would like too, really. I need to make this possible.
I don't think you understand the depths that I am willing to go to for you to do this. Or do another one with a view outside one of the windows to the side. I've been to Japan twice in two years and this train is like the core of all of my memories of this city. I've probably watched this video at least once a day for the last three months. :P
Ok, I put this into priority mode for the coming next weeks. Will have to check for a snowy day!!!
very good Video! respect!
Thanks
So where was the camera placed at during filming? Inside the cabin with the engineer? Outside in the passenger area? I can hear the passengers in the train but never a sound inside the cabin. Please describe the location of the camera! Thank you!
Hearing these sounds made me feel like being in Japan again, thanks. This will be on my watch later list.
Im so love Japan!
Je deviens nsotalgique a chaque jingle de station, plus particulièrement a celle d'Ikebukuro, ou je prend toujours un hotel a chacun de mes voyage a Tokyo. Mon dieu que ce pays me manque
Tu repasses quand au Japon?
j'en reviens "a peine", j'y étais en mars dernier, le prochain voyage est prevu pour septembre 2017 si tout ce passe bien :)
Courage! En attendant regardes nos videos!
Whats the station in the beninging? In the benining?
Thx great video just got densha de go for my ps4 🌝
Start from Shibuya ;-)