Steven It's a reference to how video games have that text when checking for bugs. If characters start saying that, that means something happened that should not have.
Thanks for posting this. 15 years ago I lived in Atago Towers in Tokyo and begged the attendant to let me sit in the car to see what it looked like inside. The days before camera phones were so easily available.
That's pretty neat! I never imagined the garage would basically have one robotic sled permanently assigned to each level. Seems like a good thing for efficiency reasons, at least.
I wonder how it handles snow melt & salt runoff from cars above. I noticed a lot of fastened girders with what looks like corrosion resistant coverings, but it's hard to tell. 1000's of cars a day in during winter dripping salt laden water onto vehicles below and the support systems.
Well, since Tokyo doesn't use road salt, that's not an issue. In reality, Tokyo doesn't treat the roads after a snowfall. The snow just packs down until it naturally melts, with the city restricting road traffic to vehicles with chains until it's melted. The city only gets 9.5 days of snow every year (in the past 75 years they've only had 9 or 10 days per year), with only a small accumulation over that entire period from November to March. There have only been 6 years in those 75 where snowfall totals have been more than 15 cm (6 inches), and so there really isn't much need for the city to pay out for clearing and treating the roads.
@@InuKun2008 here in the UK there are lot of cars driving around that have been imported from Japan, because they’ve been well looked after over there and are usually in a far better condition than their UK equivalents. The roads here are salted pretty much any time the temperature gets close to freezing, so unless you’re prepared to pay for corrosion protection, rust will always be an issue with UK cars. With the Japanese imports, you generally don’t have to worry about corrosion.
This is really mind-blowing! The thing that I am wondering is if this system can be sped up, because the cars are moving pretty slow on the track, probably due to new technology, but if this can be enhanced to have faster speed, this would be the greatest thing since sliced bread.
Perhaps that is why these car-parks aren't (To my awareness) common in the UK or United States. There was an experimental garage of this type in Edinburgh many years ago but it failed financially, and I wonder how often they had to retrieve cars just so the owners could retrieve „accidentally“ forgotten bits 'n' bobs?
One question : what happens if you realize that you forget one tiny little thing in your car? You have to wait like an eternity to have your car going through all the process?
This leaves me with many questions. What if someone forgets to put the parking brake on or the owner never comes back, i would imagine its impossible to tow a car out of there
If the parking break is not applied the operator will not signal the car to be stored until the owner has done so. Also a computer program likely keeps track of all vehicles, if one is left for too long the computer will alert the operator to have it removed for towing.
Lock doors, get out of vehicle. Either that means you have to lock the doors & then get out (impossible) or lower your antenna from outside (either try to push the button & look stupid or do it manually & break your antenna). I can't bear to think how expensive it would be to park there.
There's an announcement that specifically says not to forget anything that you need. "Wasuremono naiyo go chuui kudasai" literally means forgotten items careful please.
If this loading and unloading system could be adapted for train cars, every train could be an auto train. Drive to the train station and board the train while your car is loaded. Get off at your destination and drive away in your own car a couple of minutes later.
Ever heard of an autorack train car? Many freight railroads use them to carry new cars from factories. Amtrak, America's passenger rail service, also uses these on the auto train. They have 2-3 levels and are loaded via an adjustable ramp.
Saying that, this could be the notion that might make Motorail work in the UK. We had that years ago (When taking the train was _much_ quicker and more reliable than driving) but a large aspect of inconvenience was the load/unload process, and once cars became more reliable people abandoned the service and it was ceased. The only hold-out was the Motorail cars on the Night Rivera (Which were loaded via forklift) but with the UKs very limited loading gauge making ramps and „drive-on“ facilities difficult to implement, this approach is probably the most practical which could be used! 👍
this is so cool. decking the cars like this uses the space very well. What if the parking algorithm jumbles up, is there any method to locate ur car manually :)
kirilltmo roblox no it didn't, it said "Kēdō kō kōshi mas, kōdō kada kasai." Which means "if you are still in your vehicle, honk and staff will rescue you soon."
LOL,NO! You can hear the person putting the seat belt and making noises,a old audi of course,doenst have a auto-driving,and the person would need to set up the destination,but you cant do this without entering in the car.
well the government can subsidize this sort of thing. It might actually be beneficial to the economy because in Manhattan where they do not have any space they can build this sort of thing underneath a building and that means that you have more space to build on.
That's such a cool feature why have we not got that here in Britain or anywhere else in the world. In fact here's a good question is there anywhere else in the world that has this feature?
Express Parking is really impressive! Utilizing the car deck in this manner optimizes the space efficiently. However, in case the parking algorithm gets mixed up, is there a manual way to locate your car?
It's Japan, it does not get mixed up :) But if you loose your ticket, they naturally have cameras tracking where cars are so they can pint point yours and call it back.
It's interesting to see that the parking bays where the cars are stored are illuminated, you'd think they wouldn't need lighting down there because nobody should be in the parked vehicles. Unless of course the lighting is for security cameras, but if that's the case, wouldn't they use infrared cameras?
It looks like the structure and mechanics take up more space than simply making a multi-level parking garage, though... There's so much space that's unused.
Driver: why can't I park in that spot I saw 5 minuets ago? Lady: remain seated! Driver: Damnit I'm late lady, I could've been at work you beach!! Lady: Sir remain seated & shut up! Driver: runs beach over! Driver: stupid technology!
Trains Vlogs NSW hello, and again, welcome to the aperture science enrichment center. Today you are taking your driving test. Please refrain from- Golpeando la pared y cayendo en picado a tu muerte! The garage will open and testing will begin in 3... 2.. 1.
In the inside, it is always announcing ‘Ring the horn and don’t get off the car ‘ for the case you are left in the car.
WIIIIIIiiieeeee imagine jumping out of the car
What if your a Foreigner.😱
CKN Toys
Obby
Ring the horn, Do not get out from the car, Staff will be respond for resque.
I feel like the woman is saying “if your hearing this, you’re not suppose to be here”
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Well how about if it was in the video. Were we still trespassing
She says “Horn and stay in the car. Staff will rescue you”
Steven It's a reference to how video games have that text when checking for bugs. If characters start saying that, that means something happened that should not have.
Get out of the car and you're playing real time froggor with metal platforms.
Imagine what the car was thinking when it got out.
"I'VE BEEN THROUGH HELL. THANK GOD YOU'RE HERE FOR ME AGAIN OWNER"
It's cold for sure, but hell? It's kinda chill and secure down there compared to places people can walk in and breakk your stuff
that would be me if I was a car
｢クラクションを鳴らし、車から絶対に出ないでください。係員が救出にまいります｣
*Accidently leaves kid in the car.*
Dalton Chew oh no
Karin: where's the kid?
Me: Prob another galaxy along with the car, he'll be fine down under
Dalton Chew *Kid steps out of car*
Dj_Pj69 KrstyCrB *Tupac is the host*
Alezane *and Stalin's just moping in the corner*
When the car was brought inside the garage i had this feeling Im about to hear: "Welcome to Aparture science enrichment center"
Yeah, any second I was expecting Wheatley to show up and tell us that he was getting us out of here.
Joru666 。
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Joru666 LOL portal :D
Ooooo
Thanks for posting this. 15 years ago I lived in Atago Towers in Tokyo and begged the attendant to let me sit in the car to see what it looked like inside. The days before camera phones were so easily available.
Great place to leave the kids when doing the shopping
Time to put what they learnt in the videogame into practice...In the underground secret base platformer level!
Ya
LOL TOTES!😻
That's pretty neat! I never imagined the garage would basically have one robotic sled permanently assigned to each level. Seems like a good thing for efficiency reasons, at least.
Yeah, and if one need maintenance it only lock one level, not the whole thing. So it's great
I wonder how it handles snow melt & salt runoff from cars above. I noticed a lot of fastened girders with what looks like corrosion resistant coverings, but it's hard to tell. 1000's of cars a day in during winter dripping salt laden water onto vehicles below and the support systems.
Well, since Tokyo doesn't use road salt, that's not an issue. In reality, Tokyo doesn't treat the roads after a snowfall. The snow just packs down until it naturally melts, with the city restricting road traffic to vehicles with chains until it's melted. The city only gets 9.5 days of snow every year (in the past 75 years they've only had 9 or 10 days per year), with only a small accumulation over that entire period from November to March. There have only been 6 years in those 75 where snowfall totals have been more than 15 cm (6 inches), and so there really isn't much need for the city to pay out for clearing and treating the roads.
Road salt should be BANNED!!!
@@InuKun2008 here in the UK there are lot of cars driving around that have been imported from Japan, because they’ve been well looked after over there and are usually in a far better condition than their UK equivalents.
The roads here are salted pretty much any time the temperature gets close to freezing, so unless you’re prepared to pay for corrosion protection, rust will always be an issue with UK cars.
With the Japanese imports, you generally don’t have to worry about corrosion.
I like that you're supposed to lock your door *before* getting out of the car.
7:46 Screen turn white and then
" Hey you're finally awake"
“Wha- What’s happening?”
“Bad dream?”
“I was a car and I was locked underground for so long 😭”
never have to fight over a favorite parking spot again
OMG...Japan is the future...
Peter Smit adventure bay is the future
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Peter Smit lol
In Budapest there is something like this for 5 years now I think
Levente Erdei tényleg?:o😂
I have this in my country too. They are good but too slow when too much people use it.
Another reason to visit Japan!
what? to NOT see this car park?
Tokyo Drift! One of the first prototypes! Now so refined! Awesome
The instructions are hilarious if you read them out of sequence:
...Lock Doors, Get out of vehicle, Apply parking break,
😂 lol better not forget anything in your car
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New overnight challenges are coming.
Me: **Hides in backseat**
Sahar A. I was just thinking about that
I been to Tokyo and I've seen one of those parkings before. It's really cool.
This gives me Monsters Inc. feels.
The video of him leaving looks like an indoor mall for cars!
This is really mind-blowing! The thing that I am wondering is if this system can be sped up, because the cars are moving pretty slow on the track, probably due to new technology, but if this can be enhanced to have faster speed, this would be the greatest thing since sliced bread.
Kept at the pace shows to prevent damage is sped along to fast and the system suddenly stops would lead to a claim.
I imagine if it went too fast it might set the car alarms off
@@thegroupofreptiles6823 Good point.
The mobile phone is the best thing since sliced bread.
That one woman: " Oh shoot! I forgot my [insert the word *baby* / *glasses* / *dog* here] in the car!
Perhaps that is why these car-parks aren't (To my awareness) common in the UK or United States. There was an experimental garage of this type in Edinburgh many years ago but it failed financially, and I wonder how often they had to retrieve cars just so the owners could retrieve „accidentally“ forgotten bits 'n' bobs?
There‘s rumors that some older cars went directly to the car press instead of parking 😂
Now imagine if you left your phone in the car
車から降りないで格納されてしまった時のために案内放送されてるんだ。
One of the rare videos I watched entirely. *****
Audio: Lock the Doors
Audio 5 sec after: Get Out of Vehicle
One question : what happens if you realize that you forget one tiny little thing in your car? You have to wait like an eternity to have your car going through all the process?
yep. I bet you won't leave something again after the first time
Very impressive! We have few of these in London, maybe 2-3 in luxury apartment blocks in town where the parking is extortionately high.
Which is what Roppongi Hills is. A series of luxury offices and apartments, with a few public amenities to bring tourists in.
Imagine if self-driving cars and these car parks were linked it would be epic. Maybe in 10 years?
This leaves me with many questions. What if someone forgets to put the parking brake on or the owner never comes back, i would imagine its impossible to tow a car out of there
If the parking break is not applied the operator will not signal the car to be stored until the owner has done so. Also a computer program likely keeps track of all vehicles, if one is left for too long the computer will alert the operator to have it removed for towing.
Lock doors, get out of vehicle. Either that means you have to lock the doors & then get out (impossible) or lower your antenna from outside (either try to push the button & look stupid or do it manually & break your antenna).
I can't bear to think how expensive it would be to park there.
ccityplanner12 : have you for real never heard of a remote control lock on a vehicle? Holy fuck dude get out of the stone age.
Forget parking brake start rolling down backward down the slope
That was just absolutely amazing!!!
The sound of the elevator is like an war alarm😂
Go be
I even bet it was worth every penny to build it but if it were to break then it would probably take a few months to fix
this is Japan, would only take a few hours / days.
looks like umbrella corp. or aperture science.
Imagine in portal 2 where you would see cars be moved all around the place above you xD
It reminds me of The Matrix, with cars instead of people in slime baths.
Why does it remind you of the military group from resident evil?
What about car alarms?
What if you leave your wallet in your car and you need to get it?
The Japanese do not leave their wallet in the car lol.
You quickly learn not to leave your wallet in your car!
only happen for Indonesian people. yes, we tend to leave things on car when it is not needed at the moment.
There's an announcement that specifically says not to forget anything that you need. "Wasuremono naiyo go chuui kudasai" literally means forgotten items careful please.
Indonesia uk
Imagine being there by mistake 😰
I’m interested in how the kei cars are able to fit on the tracks for the initial parking procedure.
Great video !
Fascinating, great video.
If this loading and unloading system could be adapted for train cars, every train could be an auto train. Drive to the train station and board the train while your car is loaded. Get off at your destination and drive away in your own car a couple of minutes later.
John Donovan there are fully automated trains in japan
Ever heard of an autorack train car? Many freight railroads use them to carry new cars from factories. Amtrak, America's passenger rail service, also uses these on the auto train. They have 2-3 levels and are loaded via an adjustable ramp.
Saying that, this could be the notion that might make Motorail work in the UK. We had that years ago (When taking the train was _much_ quicker and more reliable than driving) but a large aspect of inconvenience was the load/unload process, and once cars became more reliable people abandoned the service and it was ceased.
The only hold-out was the Motorail cars on the Night Rivera (Which were loaded via forklift) but with the UKs very limited loading gauge making ramps and „drive-on“ facilities difficult to implement, this approach is probably the most practical which could be used! 👍
how much can it store?
+LiverpoolFC YNWA couple of hundred cars.
32gigabytes
56 Mega Stone.
Liverpool has this? I never heard of an automated parking system in the West.
Montgomery Webster Germany has a few of those.
1:38 *(HEY WHO TURNED OFF THE LIGHTS??!!)*
Is it sad that the only thing I can understand in this video is please?
Ben Raber oh I can also understand car.
This too closely matches a nightmare I once had, that a library building was organised in this way with filled classrooms in it.
What an amazing automotive self sorting parking garage!!
It feels like you are overwhelmed by highly automated machinery under control of advanced civilization.
It's a good thing no one actually works in the underground car park bit as hearing that women's announcement over and over again would send you crazy!
iv never been to japan. i live in London and i was thinking London is to Tokyo as Bombay is to London
1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00
Great challenge for content TH-camrs trying to stay in the car for a few hours
*That was something you weren't supposed to see*
this is so cool. decking the cars like this uses the space very well. What if the parking algorithm jumbles up, is there any method to locate ur car manually :)
Am I the only one getting portal 2 end credits vibe here?
I'm half expecting a narrator to plead for Stanley to stop.
これってもし盗難防止装置の関係でクラクションがなった時は駐車場側はどうするんですかね…
Amazing 👍🏻
This just feels a tad bit creepy....
This is the second most impressive park.
I'm the most impressive.
Parker
Can anyone provide a translation of what the automated voice is saying after "Checking car width"?
Wrong sj music.it said it in English u Dumbo
kirilltmo roblox no it didn't, it said "Kēdō kō kōshi mas, kōdō kada kasai." Which means "if you are still in your vehicle, honk and staff will rescue you soon."
Wow this video was uploaded since 2012. Japan is the future
Automated parking is nothing new except for the design differences today from the original decades of concepts
Wow. So my car starts itself and drives itself away at the end? Amazing- it couldn't do that before!
LOL,NO! You can hear the person putting the seat belt and making noises,a old audi of course,doenst have a auto-driving,and the person would need to set up the destination,but you cant do this without entering in the car.
and this is what you call the real cyberpunk 2077
Very nice. But, too slow, too costly, too many moving parts that can break down, and most importantly the ROI is just not there...
well the government can subsidize this sort of thing. It might actually be beneficial to the economy because in Manhattan where they do not have any space they can build this sort of thing underneath a building and that means that you have more space to build on.
NotBen101 I'm not much into subsidy, but if someone thinks it'll be better for their money, I'd love to move there just so I can park in it.
There are more simple ones, this one seems to be very complex
when space is an issue as in many big cities... it being slow is not a big issue.
It would take even longer moving around for half an hour looking for a parking lot
seem cool. what happens if something goes wrong & the car gets stuck down there how do they get it out?
This is Japan : it cannot get stuck ! :D
That's such a cool feature why have we not got that here in Britain or anywhere else in the world. In fact here's a good question is there anywhere else in the world that has this feature?
『車から下に出ないで下さい。係員が救出します』←ずっとループしてる。
It's great till the car parked above you leaks oil and anti freeze all over your windshield.
true
Express Parking is really impressive! Utilizing the car deck in this manner optimizes the space efficiently. However, in case the parking algorithm gets mixed up, is there a manual way to locate your car?
It's Japan, it does not get mixed up :) But if you loose your ticket, they naturally have cameras tracking where cars are so they can pint point yours and call it back.
Ich stelle mir gerade vor, wenn das alles technische darin versagt und Stromausfall gibt, denn ist doch bei solch Parkhaus-Art die Hölle los.
That high pitched sound really creeps me out...
It's basically an automatic valet
this can't help somebody during an emergency time
What happens if the parking place collapsed or the hole thing goes wrong and stays there
they're living in the future down there, and this video is from 2012
As cool as it looks, I will not be parking my car in there in a million years
What if you can’t fold your mirrors
Yeah lock your doors like someone is going to Spider-Man their way inside there and steal the car. 😂
It's interesting to see that the parking bays where the cars are stored are illuminated, you'd think they wouldn't need lighting down there because nobody should be in the parked vehicles. Unless of course the lighting is for security cameras, but if that's the case, wouldn't they use infrared cameras?
Lachlant1984 Its probably for cameras and if something breaks
It looks like the structure and mechanics take up more space than simply making a multi-level parking garage, though... There's so much space that's unused.
If you look up automated parking system versus parking garage its quite the opposite what you assume
A lot of major cities in the us need these.
What is the mechanism of the lift in the automatic car park??
Amr El-Shazly Your IQ pskistan brain
I used to watch this video as a kid
what is the meaning of this
Must suck when the power goes out and you need your car back
Cool video!
one day they gonna make automatic self driving cars
We already have self driving cars. Its been a thing for a few years now.
TheGreatOutageSign don’t know why i said that i feel dumb
地下の秘密研究施設みたいな感じでめっちゃワクワクするw
I understand the need for this in countries where space is premium but it seems like it takes up a lot of time if it’s busy. I would prefer a valet.
Driver: why can't I park in that spot I saw 5 minuets ago?
Lady: remain seated!
Driver: Damnit I'm late lady, I could've been at work you beach!!
Lady: Sir remain seated & shut up!
Driver: runs beach over!
Driver: stupid technology!
fantastic!
Will this work with a big diesel pickup truck or an extremely heavy car?
i would assume the system has very liberal margins otherwise it wouldn't be safe.
Reminds me of portal
Trains Vlogs NSW hello, and again, welcome to the aperture science enrichment center. Today you are taking your driving test. Please refrain from- Golpeando la pared y cayendo en picado a tu muerte!
The garage will open and testing will begin in 3... 2.. 1.
Japan sure is crazy with automatic stuff.
Is the auto being parked