TOKYO HD Everyday Life of Japan in the 90s | NEW FOOTAGE
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- Good-Night TOKYO, recorded in 1992, uses a high-definition camera with features that didn't become standard on consumer devices for 20 years: 1080 lines and 60 frames per second.
HD 60 FPS real footage recorded in the 90s and re-discovered now.
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My uncle told me so many fascinating stories about 80s Japan. I know that this is technically early 90s but it still has 80s elements. He said 80s Japan was heaven for young people working at the time. There was so much money overflowing and people worked hard and PARTY HARD. That’s why these videos are so amazing to me.
1980s Japan was the era of economic boom (and bubble). That's why Japanese loved parties and spending on luxuries that time. 1991 was the final goodbye for that.
@@LiuBei661 ah yes, the good ol' america bad everyone else good mentality
@@novemberdelta1282 google the plaza accord.
@@novemberdelta1282 yes. unironically, united states bad. the rest lf the world is at least better than them.
@@jjkpolskeem theres alot of places worse than America too.
i was born in 2001, but seeing the media, culture, and vibe of the 90's or the 80's always makes me wish i was around during those period. life looks more simple and real. not everything was centered around social media and the vibe in general feels so chill. man i wish we all could live like that again just so i wanna experience it for once.
You're right life was so peaceful back then, no anxiety from excessive social media and screen time. But not many genZs actually appreciate the 80s and 90s, you're the first of your kind I guess hahaha
nobody is forcing you to be on social media or consume it
@@copymizer it's a huge part of life today to compete and stay ahead, one can't possibly just switch off from it...
@@d33pakkkk you need to elaborate on compete and stay ahead then. social media is made for nothing else than advertising, doom scrolling and keeping people attached and addicted to the platform
I don't know if you're still a student or are working, but if you're working, you must know this by now; staying connected and keeping updated on the latest in your industry is a must in today's world. Anyway, that's MY perception; I could be totally wrong on this@@copymizer
0:13 Former Sony Headquarters Building (Osaki)
This video was produced by Sony. This HDTV broadcast technology was launched in 1987 as HDCAM and is now succeeded by XDCAM. This valuable footage is the foundation of the technology that is still used by HD TV stations around the world.
wow thanks for the info
見たかった動画です。今から30年前だけど映像がきれいなため今を感じます。その当時の方々の躍動感が伝わる。当時から東京は大都会で携帯・スマホない以外は大差ないと感じます。
30才の人が生まれた時代の東京。
こんなに鮮明に残されてるなんて凄い。
30年前の映像だからといって解像度が低いわけでは全くない。むしろ90年代なら綺麗で当たり前かと。70年代の日本の映画だってまるで昨日のような画質。TH-camにあるのはVHSなどで撮られたものが変換されてビデオになってるから解像度がかなり下がるけど当時からそんなに画質が汚かったわけではない。
存在しそうに見えて今の東京には存在しない独特な感じだよねぇ。
30年って時間はやっぱり結構長いもんなんだと実感する。
@@tmtmtm_ でもテレビって480iでっせ
ついこの間撮影されたような鮮明さですよね。
I find the 90s especially nostalgic, but often I get that feeling when watching or reading something, and it turns out to be 1992, the year I was born. My respect and fondness for Japanese culture in general made this a very lovely watch :)
Simply incredible. From the bottom of my heart, I thank the people who created this and the people who've uploaded it for us to see here.
The 90s are my favorite time period in modern Japan. Although it was the end of the bubble era, at the time, people believed it to only be a temporary thing and life seemed to go on as normal. Aside from cameras which were finally affordable for everyday use and hobbyists (like the one's the gave us this quality footage) and few other consumer electronics (audio/visual products mostly), technology was limited to the academic-to-corporate realm and the web wasn't mainstream yet. It was rare to ever see a computer outside of a work or school setting until dial up became mainstream in the late 90s.
There's a big nostalgia factor for be because most of the anime I grew up with came from this era, before they went digital. Even series like Pokemon you can see how "90s" things are. That style is similar to other American cartoons too that used Japanese animation studios the way Korean studios became more utilized in the 00s. Late 80s shows like Inspector Gadget and Heathcliff the Cat come to mind with that "made-in-Japan" animation and the re-branded dubbed anime like L'il Bits and Noozles that while created in the late 80s didn't make it to American viewers until well into the 90s
綺麗な映像は、まるでつい最近のよう！この頃の東京は、若い自分にとって憧れの街だった。当時は残業休出当たり前。しんどかったけど、その分ちゃんとお金で報われた時代。毎月の給与がボーナスのような人も多かった。よく飲んでよく遊んだなぁ…☆
この頃のが明らかに活気は今よりありましたよね。本当に日本が停滞してるのが強く感じます。
少子化が大きい
Time stands still in Japan. The only way to tell this wasn't shot today is the lack of smartphones.
And baby metal
The 90s weren’t that long ago. THAT’S why.
@@daMacadamBlob Please look at this in comparison th-cam.com/video/fT4lDU-QLUY/w-d-xo.html
@@daMacadamBlob this is truly disgusting blob disturbing the experience peace
Oh man I can't begin to tell you how wrong you are. But thats probably mostly because you know Japan at a surface level so let's check it out whats changed.
Tsukiji fish -> Relocated now called Toyosu Fish Market totally different place and building
Boeing 737 -> Replaced by A350 and 777/787
Can in fending machines -> all look totally different cost 20 yen more now Hi-C is now called minute maid, Ambasa was created to compete with Calpis now you can rearly find it KOCHAKADEN aka 紅茶花伝 has had a totall remake and is now basically Royal Milk Tea
Ueno Zoo entrance looks nothing like this
I think that station at 9:00 is Ichigaya station and looks nothing like it used to goo.gl/maps/17BG84Y6jQfzqTqr5
Shinkansen 100 series and 300 series replaced with so many from 500 all the way to N700S now.
Series 103 and 201 trains on Chou Sobu are also long gone replaced by so many but we're up to E231-500 now.
Literally all the cars except for taxis look totally different now.
Tons of companies on the neon signs simply don't exist anymore.
Even in the 90s they’re sooo advanced in technology
Their not, you just haven't experienced decent tech...
well by the 60s they infrastructure was much better than almost every country today so...
Their whole country peaked in 2000.
Japan certainly isn't advanced anymore. Japan stopped advancing in the 1990s
@@explorermike19 ya after japan bubble burst 1990...but most advanced and developed countries take 10 years meanwhile in 2000 japan have all this
As far as I remember me being a kid in 90s, all we ever wanted are Japanese products. Video games, toys, walkman, discman, mini disc, camera, cartoons, card games, candies, books, comics, cars etc etc.
Japan had the best quality tech at the time
This feels unreal... like even my memories of the 90s have VHS quality and this looks so sharp
As a person who lived here in the 90s for 5 years from 5-9 years old,I can say with confidence that is was almost surreal living here!🥰🥰
It's the 90's... and yet it feels like it's from a COMPLETELY different era... An era that's MUCH older than just 25 years ago... as someone who was born in 96... This video is strangely nostalgic and some what sad in an odd way.
Actually Japan looks way less different from how it looked back then, compared to Europe or North America.
It doesn’t look that different from now to be honest, the only difference being the older cars and the absence of smartphones.
96 born person here, I feel the same. Looks like I'm staring at a Studio Ghibli live action
@@gabrielus123gabby Imo European countries don’t look that different since the 19th century except for the few skyscrapers and some new buildings
@@gabrielus123gabby THIS. When I went there felt like I was in the 70-80s in most of the streets lol. And it's so cool tho
８０年代の終わりから９０年代初頭くらいが一番好きだわぁ
今よりよっぽど豊かに見える日常風景だな。皆に余裕があるように見える
嫌なこともあっただろうけどぶっちゃけこの時代が羨ましい
恐ろしいのが、この頃より平均年収が下がってる事
良いところだけを切り取った映像だからだよ。当時も色々あった。
オウム真理教(地下鉄サリン事件等)、阪神淡路大震災、ネオ麦茶事件、神戸児童殺人事件
@@Metropolitan_night_ramen1995年以降一気に暗くなったとよく言われますね
統一教会も
2:24ここのお母さんと子の出かける前の触れ合いが微笑ましい。また平和な日常が戻る事を祈りながら目指しながら自分軸で頑張れる気がする。
I am in love with these vibez especially the 90s vibez, I really hope to visit Japan in the future it's number 1 on my list of places to visit.
Arigato! Please come to Japan!
You’ll love japan.
@@huntrrams but what about Gojira ???
3:29 何気ないシーンに見えますが、資料性が高いシーン。
そして80年代生まれには懐かしい場面です。
Even if the burgundy of the sunset still remains the same, the atmosphere of this city and its people has completely changed. Those were good times.
I could cry when I think of the days I spent with my friends and parents who are no longer with me. Thank you for the time slip experience.
I wish old 90s videos had this quality
Same, most pre-recorded video/movies and TV broadcast content were pretty much available at standard-definition resolutions.
楽しく見させていただきました。
とても懐かしく感じます。
どうもありがとうございました😀🇯🇵
ここに写っている子供たちが、2022年現在の社会を中心的に動かしていると思うと感無量。
正しい教育は大切なんだな。
Amazing video quality for 90s. When we watch an old VHS from the early 90s, it looks like hot garbage! There's a certain likeable nostalgic aspect of that, but this is like decent quality even now
I'm guessing professional film cameras shooting for large media company or government footage.
Its all about preservation of video tapes. And enhance video editing right now
And back in the 90s, people used to be able to express themselves with misusing the word 'like'.
@@user-yv2cz8oj1k There's no film. This is one of the earliest analogue HD video systems developed by Sony in 1989 called MUSE and this was made for tech demos. It has a 60Hz refresh rate, far higher than film.
@@1990-t1j Pffft, what are you talking about!! The use of the word "like" as conversation filler has been a thing at least since the 80s and continued into the 90s as well.
Image quality and the nature of this city tricks you out, just add 30 years to every person you see to understand how freaking old this footage is.
まだまだバブルの余韻が全然残ってた良き時代だな。ここから30年間、経済が全く回復せず閉塞感漂う国家になってるとはまだ誰もが知らないでいるんだ。
本当に日本停滞してるしむしろ衰退してますよね。
This is the most surreal thing I've seen in my life. Over 20 years ago, yet it looks like it was filmed yesterday...
I spent some years in Japan at this exact time period 90s and beginning of 2000s- it was already so advanced technologically like it was from another planet..There is no place that can match that mix of technology, infrastructure and social development even now, not mentioning 90s.
Their infrastructure looks great, but they reputedly haven't really embraced the information age fully.
Agree. Nowadays they are lagging.
@@petecardona8203 And where are u from?
There's something about Japanese culture that is unlike any other culture. It is beautiful
Most definitely! Totally agree! One of the most ideal societies I've ever visited.
Because it's a homogeneous high IQ society allowed to express its culture.
Its hurts bro... We had that at one point to and now they pir all the races against each other... I wanted to see the stars...
@@Bristecom cool it with the antisemitic remarks
@Mister John A copy of Korea and China? You're kidding!?
i don't hold with!
Even footage from 90s Japan looks like the future
This camera quality is better than most phones today
thanks for the video it brought back a lot of memories, I was in Japan during the 90s and keep going back for visits. But Japan in the 90s was a lot of fun and great memories.
I found this video to me so emotional and atmospheric, i dont know why but you got that feeling of nostalgy and time pass, wonderful video
Well, video games, anime, music, manga and all the aesthetic memes we've seen give a romanticized view of Japan that gives us an unrealistic feeling of nostalgia.
The sad thing, living here, is that Japan in the 90s felt like the future. Japan today feels like the 90s...
この頃に戻りたい
コロナ禍になってからこの映像みるとやっぱりマスクなしで目一杯笑ってる子供とか本来こうあるべきだと思います。何か今は表情も良く分からないしやっぱり異常だと思います。
@@さっすぃー-q6y 外せば
One of my dreams is to travel to japan and take a day to roam the city and just get lost and explore, see how far i can make it without relying on my phone.
I feel like japan is the only country where you can truly do that.
I would love to travel to france, italy, and spain, but feel like in those countries you still have to be careful of pick pockets, scammers, or crazy or rude people.
I love that in japan, about 99 percent of the people follow the laws, no one is out to get you.
No businessmen were drunkenly singing karaoke in the making of this video. ;)
スマホはおろか携帯電話が普及してない時代だから、みんな前を見てシャキッと歩いてますね。
たしかに
Wow ❤ beautiful ❤ Japan is full of beautiful lovely humans, and it’s amazing to see them smile 💕💕 God bless Japan people ❤
Japan is just so op when it comes to technology. I got a japanese car and works like a wonder
Nevermind the transmission is fucked
@@отпирайте LMFAOOO
Daniel Thompson nah it’s cool the brake disks were just stuck because of rust :)
отпираете what brand car did you get?
john mayer a rarer one for a car, suzuki
Gotta love those Media cameras. Ive seen a few remastered classics like this. Crazy good quality.
Huge censors and RAW Film.
30年前…さすがに時の流れを感じますね。
今から30年後も今現在の映像見返すとこう思うのかな
全く成長してないから。衰退国だからあり得る。全く変化がない。まさに失われた30年。給料はもっと減ってるし😂
この時代は流石に古臭いけど20年前くらいから全然変わってないから、2,30年後先も多分ほとんど変わってない
丁度30年前か。
古さはあるけど今とあんまり変わらないな。
まさに失われた30年だね。給料はもっと減ってるし、年金も減ってる。その代わり老人が増加😂
I'm amazed by the vides of the video. It really means a lot for some many young people like me, it feels to take a time machine and move the clock but to the highest peak of development in Japan. It really assimilates the feeling with the movies from studio Ghibli. It's fantastic.
Exactly
Tokyo in the 80's and 90's look so futuristic
my granddad stayed for 3 months in tokyo in 1990, some of his fondest memories were those that came from his stay
Fun fact if you are watching this video, it was recorded in 1992.. the current japanese economy in 2023 is smaller then it was then in 1993, with the japanese economy peaking in 1995 and havent really moved since.
This is the Japan that I remember from my time living there. Great memories! Hot Georgia coffee from a vending machine at Akabane Station while waiting in the freezing cold to catch the Saikyo-sen train into Shibuya. Thank you for posting this! (I wonder if the happy, waving Japanese couple on the bus at 5:35 are still with us?)
Yes!! You can still see Hato bus at many places even now!!
I’m amazed how it’s not too different from the present day Tokyo.
what kinds of things do you imagine?
Tokyo really seems livelier back then.. Tokyo nowadays still has that charm but I feel like it's died down, maybe retired from its apex. It coincides with Japan's Lost Decade and how people in Japan slowly left their glamorous days behind..
Lost 30 years….(1991~2021)
It was. There were more families. Tokyo now is just a place people live to go work while their family lives somewhere else.
This video reminds me of my childhood moments a long time ago which were confluent with manga and anime. Thank you for a great video!
If I never make it to Japan I am thankful to be able to watch these videos, music and all. Excellent!!!
この頃、小田和正の「ラブ・ストーリーは突然に」をウォークマンで聴きながら、新宿のオフィスに通っていました。何の変哲もない単調な日々なのに、なぜか勝手にわくわくしていたのを覚えています。
I will do anything to go back in the 90s. I don’t really care about these new technology we have
I agree .
Not something you would hear from the post soviet countries. These times here were as awful as they can get
yea i like pre 2005
I LOVE the 90's japan 👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I wish the whole world was like Japan and stayed in the 90s.
Amazing quality. Reminded me of photos that my friend's dad brought from Japan in the 90s. It looked stunning
This is when your favorite J-Drama and Japanese reality show was made.
Did you ever see the reality tv show about me and my family? The show I believe was called the Glenn Scannell show or something similar. The show was about me and my struggles with mental heath issues. I played Nintendo, was interested in art, music, BMX, mountain bikes, drinking coffee, acting crazy!!!!! I smoked cigarettes & drank alcohol a little, and occasionally smoked marijuana, I was 27 years old in the beginning of the show, clean shaven, short in height, dark brown hair. We lived in a one story house, then moved into a two story house, I also hung out at a gas station & coffee shop, I don’t know everything about the show, it first aired in 92 or 93 I think, totally unscripted, thank you 🙂 It was filmed in the San Francisco Bay Area🙂
Thank you for the video! This is amazing!
ここから日本が３０年４０年とどんどん衰退していくのを誰も想像してないだろうなーー
自分もここまで衰退するとは思いませんでした。まだこの頃はバブル弾けてちょっとたったくらいだからまだまだ活気あっただろうし経済大国って言われてた時代ですよね。
Never been to Japan, but I have vivid memories of 92 onwards(born '90). Their hairstyles and clothes remind me of my parents', aunts', and uncles' back in the day.
I was born in 1999 in the US, I wish I grew up in Japan😢
この頃の経済は凄まじく、働けば働くほどお金がもらえた時代だった。
日本にhardworkの習慣があると言われているのはこの時代の影響でしょう。
このころの私のおじいちゃんの月給は家が二軒買えるほどでした。
Between Godzilla, DBZ, Pokemon, and everything else. Japan between the late 80s up until the early 2000’s, dominated the pop culture world. Now I know they still do, but things were just starting to rise in popularity. And now they’re just another country who’s a staple of said medium. And yet here, life seems normal. But somewhere else in this normal looking country a new Godzilla film is probably being made, Akira Toriyama is writing and drawing the next edition of the Dragon Ball manga, and Satoshi Tajiri is starting development on Pokémon Red and Pokémon Green. Good for them
Appears to have been filmed at around the same time as Zuiikin English. To think, we could've had "Spare me my life" and "I have a bad case of diarrhea" in glorious, HD quality.
めっちゃ映像綺麗
How not love n like this country !
俺が生まれた年の日本だ。観れてよかった有難う。
90年代はバリバリ子供時代でした。幼稚園や小学校。。✨️映像が綺麗でつい最近なような錯覚を覚えますが、所々今はなき文化や建物がたくさん映っていて懐かしさを感じました😢この頃は街に映るもの全てが子供の目線でした✨️😌
好有活力的日本西元90年代！🙂 👍
i think 90s was best time for everyone in the world.
I missed the 90s. Good thing I grew up in the 90s. So much nostalgic feeling.
同時代を撮影したLyle Ｈiroshi Saxon さんがいかに特異な着眼点を持っていたかよくわかる映像･･
30年前日本はこんなに元気だった。2022年の日本が30年後に動画でアップされた時、果たして私は生きているだろうか？もし生きていたとしたら、どういう思いで動画を見ているだろうか？
できれば「今ささやかだけど幸せよ｣との思いで見ていたい。
finally a 90's video that doesn't looks like it was filmed and uploaded on a Gameboy camera
wonderful !very nostalgic.
Ive been dreaming of going to visit japan since the 90's.
I lived there in the 90s😊
Did you ever watch on television the Glenn Scannell show, a reality show about me and my family, I had a lot of struggles and rode a mountain bike, BMX bike & drank coffee etc., was filmed in theSan Francisco Bay Area California ? ✨🙂
I love Japan😘
0:41 That Lion King-like intro. I feel more I'm in the African Savannah than in Japan
Name song th-cam.com/video/rHjsFw-S_Og/w-d-xo.html
Japan in the 90s was like the states in the 00s
3:27 The king of vending machines! Everywhere you go in Japan, there is _always_ one!
If I'm not mistaken, this was made in 1992.
Even their public transportation was already ahead of the times in the 90's
Damn, 1080p and 60fps in 1992. What would be the equivalent of that today? An 8k camera with 240fps?
90s Japan looked lit man
躍動感ももちろんだけど、何より写ってる人が大体若い。。。早朝のセリなんて今おじいちゃんだらけでしょ？衝撃
God I love Japan, but I much prefer Kyoto to Tokyo. Just much more of a slower pace, relaxed city closer to nature. Houses are way more affordable, and the people are much more outgoing and friendly.
This quality is extremely good
取り上げる幾つものシーン 編集が素晴らしい。
あぁ懐かしい。。
Beautiful !!
what is really interesting thing is they didnt changed a bit even after 30 years later
This is some sharp quality for the 90's...
Japan is unreal. Amazing footage.
今と変わらないね！
ネガティブな言い方すると失われた30年😅
I really enjoyed this. Brought back memories of the 90s in the U.S. New York, the aesthetic was a bit similar.
its like real life version of an old anime
Love Japan, from Brazil
Japan was living in the 2020s back in the 1990s. Now they are living in the 2050s. 😅
I worked in Japan in the late 90s for 6 months. This is the japan that I remembered.