I am always amazed at how well the Japanese handle earthquake tremors, if that was in Australia people would be screaming n howling and being dramatic, but as we see time and time again the Japanese handle it so well, and the infrastructure in Japan especially public infrastructure is well built to with stand or flexible enough for most earthquakes. I hope during the rebuild in New Zealand that they learn from the Japanese about building such infrastructure.
Americans could learn so much from the Japanese. Forbearance and humility pervade the country’s society. It’s very impressive for an American to witness firsthand.
my grandparents live in Tokyo in a 12 story apartment complex, when i heard of this i was actually suppose to go visit them in Japan a week later. They said their building(made in the 70's) shook alot but had no damage. The surrounding neighborhoods in their area also had minimal damage. Their infrastructure is second to none.
altkovac “this one seems larger than normal” no shit have you never heard of the 2011 japan earthquake which caused the major tsunami killing loads of people and doing billions of pounds of damage, it was across the news worldwide search it up.
In Japan, a disaster drill is held at least once a year in every schools or even in kindergartens. There we are taught not to run, push other people or talk to each other and that's why Japanese people are so calm here.
i doubt that idk why schools in california don't have drills i don't know why wow people in california gotta learn these to survive these even if there's a huge one there homes in california there called earthquake proof though but the walls on the outside can be dangerous because the walls can fall on you and injure you or hurt you badly that's why they gotta learn in california about these earthquakes and aftershocks though...
Raw and unedited. That's what's makes it so fantastic. Intense and terrifying like you are right there. You've got to have guts of steel to be able to catch that on video while you're life could end at any moment. I thank you for letting me see the true horror of that earthquake.
Some places eyes but this is japan, they’re used to it and buildings are built to whitstand earthquakes so it’s generally fine even if stuff still happen... glad everyone is ok though
@@urban0443 A Rainbow is a sign of hope and new beginning. He said they have several travel mishaps since yesterday but there's a rainbow so he believe that the quakes and all those badlucks will soon end and they'll enjoy their trip moving forward.😊
I can imagine the fear. If you are already stressed out from the events of the day, or from something in your life the terror and the noise must be too much to handle. We must always treat strangers with care, we don't know what they could be facing ❤
Mother nature has not totally fair to the Japanese people - rich in earthquake and poor in natural resources. I admire Japanese for having developed such a great economy, society, democracy and civility under such circumstances. Grant from Shanghai
Grant Yuan Not only that, their country was unfortunate enough be be right on top of the earthquake line (I could not think of the name of it for the life of me).
But they weren't fair to other people during the war either:) Did they show mercy to young children and women? If they aren't fair towards others they shouldn't expect others to be fair towards them
@@weiwenwwe2066 America commited slavery almost 100 years past most other western nations and America also commited some of the worst human rights violations in history. I dont think you can use that arguement pal. plus, are you really going to whine about something that was ran by people who aren't even alive today?
@@ao.ch3 mate you're in flight, fight or freeze mode what the fuck you meant to do anyways when there's a earthquake like yes get out to safety but some people's adrenaline runs of screams
The poor woman crying! 😭 The guy was saying 「大丈夫 大丈夫、もう少し終わり」"Its alright, it's gonna be okay. Its gonna be over in a little bit" And the woman patting her back, so kind!
Since Japan has many earthquakes, there are lots and lots of earthquake safety regulations required in buildings and rail networks by law. Many people in Japan are also educated on what to do in an earthquake in high school.
Its because a fault line (same as large in San Andreas Fault) near sendai ruptures with tremendous force underneath the japan's tectonic plate causing a massive earthquake and devistating tsunami...,, and only three fault lines ruptures in pacific ring of fire causing a 9 magnitude like in Chile, and New Zealand,, but we don't know where or when it ruptures next..
The best thing about this is how the kid is making jokes and poking fun at (his mom?) to try to cheer her up and she’s just having none of it 😂 ya can tell she appreciates it though after such a frightening incident, but she can’t let you know that 😂
that's bullshirt. Mom realizes everything else that happens when you feel an earthquake that strong. Kid doesnt know duck about the other shoe dropping.....
Meanwhile in the train: *Announcer* This is the Yamanote Line for Ikebukero. The doors on the left side will open. (earthquake strikes) *Announcer* This is STILL the Yamanote Line for Ikebukero. The doors will STILL open on the left side!
Wow the officer just quickly running (I'm guessing checking everyone and everything is okay) and how people just stay still not running around is amaze me
After shocks usually follows after large earthquake. Don't get out and stay inside a large building. Because we cannot construct any buildings and houses without certification of quake-proof. If you are near the seashore get apart to anywhere high. Tsunami may strike you.Almost all wooden buildings are built by timber-frame and the quake inside is more terrible but it can absorb the vacillation.
I remember watching this video just 3 days after it was published and that never left me (i remember another video of japanese people looking up at the news outside ) I was 10 yrs old Grew up with the culture and my prayers went to that country and still does 🙏🙏🙏
The older I get the admiration and respect I have for Japan and its people only grows. That country has endure a lot over the last 100 years and not only do they endure, but pick themselves up and thrive.
It’s amazing to see how the employees and workers at the station are so calm and saying “is everybody okay? Is anybody got injured?” , running to secure the exit. It must be scary for them too.
Im a Filipina. But if I am in Japan on that long time earthquake, I would me calm too. I believe their infrastructures are very well built and mostly earthquake proofs. If i see calm people it will help me calm. If we see panicked people, the more we will be panicked too.
I remember this earth quake I lived in japan for 7 years and I was in the shopping centre and I was 5 at the time i was in the middle of Tokyo so it’s wasn’t too bad but it was one of the big ones I’ve ever experienced
as a veteran of earthquakes myself(sylmar, whittier narrows, northridge, and much more) what was the weather like that day in Tokyo? was it weird? Thank you and were you scared?
How did you feel as in not "what the fuck do you do in that situation?" More like........"was it intense, scary, pretty damn cool?" That kind of question.
Honduras 125 1. that wasn't her question... 2. most tsunami's go WAY higher than any building and sometimes knock buildings down or destory them. 3. the way you put it made you seem like you're just trying to act smart..
I'm in California, and I can tell you that if such a huge or earthquake (or any seizable earthquake for that matter) were to go off, people would panic and begin freaking out. I have such respect for the Japanese people and the calm and self-restrain they show. A true civilization..."civil" being the key word.
I said it before but it bears repeating. If an earthquake this big (9.0) hit LA with an epicenter anywhere within 50 miles of downtown, the city would lose 80% of its structures within 5 minutes, not only from buildings collapsing, but from gas explosions and the following firestorm. Wind swirls in the LA basin and it would carry the fire all around creating fire tornados. I estimate at least 1M deaths and another Million casualties not resultant in immediate death but at least half of those would die within the next week. All of this because Los Angeles architecture and building codes are nowhere near as strong as Japans plus most of the residential buildings in the LA basin were built pre 1960. That means lead and asbestos in the water supply. This doesnt even take into account the 2 reactors at San Onofre or the resultant tsunami if it is a strike-slip earthquake with an epicenter under water. Los Angeles is a deathtrap, and not because of the gangs........
It's called training. Japanese children are trained to remain calm from birth and at school, high school, and at work. America thinks that's too expensive, so they don't do it.
![Tsunami, Great East Japan Earthquake, Sendai airport, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan [11 Mar 2011]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mk68bZ701s0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Tsunami, Great East Japan Earthquake, Sendai airport, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan [11 Mar 2011]](/img/tr.png)
the discipline and calmness of the Japanese people always amazes me....
Um, that discipline you speak of? That's called being scared shitless, to where you can't even speak!!! lol. . In other words, shock. :)
nope.
I am always amazed at how well the Japanese handle earthquake tremors, if that was in Australia people would be screaming n howling and being dramatic, but as we see time and time again the Japanese handle it so well, and the infrastructure in Japan especially public infrastructure is well built to with stand or flexible enough for most earthquakes. I hope during the rebuild in New Zealand that they learn from the Japanese about building such infrastructure.
In any other western country, it would've been mass hysteria.
Americans could learn so much from the Japanese. Forbearance and humility pervade the country’s society. It’s very impressive for an American to witness firsthand.
I'm amazed on how the structures are still holding in spite of that large earthquake. But hats off to the people. Almost all of em arent panicking
@altkovac I agree!!
my grandparents live in Tokyo in a 12 story apartment complex, when i heard of this i was actually suppose to go visit them in Japan a week later. They said their building(made in the 70's) shook alot but had no damage. The surrounding neighborhoods in their area also had minimal damage. Their infrastructure is second to none.
@altkovac it was a magnitude 9.1 and was the largest ever recorded in Japan and the 4th largest ever recorded worldwide
That's because they are ready for the earthquake because when 2011 everyday theres an earthquake
altkovac “this one seems larger than normal” no shit have you never heard of the 2011 japan earthquake which caused the major tsunami killing loads of people and doing billions of pounds of damage, it was across the news worldwide search it up.
That was very nice of the people near you to comfort the woman who was crying.
It was actually his Mom who was patting her on the back and comforting her.
there is no nice people
ᅚ Yeah there is....
Your so kind and the people who helped
@@tryteka ok edgy guy 😳
In Japan, a disaster drill is held at least once a year in every schools or even in kindergartens. There we are taught not to run, push other people or talk to each other and that's why Japanese people are so calm here.
i doubt that idk why schools in california don't have drills i don't know why wow people in california gotta learn these to survive these even if there's a huge one there homes in california there called earthquake proof though but the walls on the outside can be dangerous because the walls can fall on you and injure you or hurt you badly that's why they gotta learn in california about these earthquakes and aftershocks though...
kyle mcgregor California schools do have earthquake drills once a year. Duck and cover!
kyle mcgregor are you even from california? cause we do have earthquake drills at school.
do you think I care? I live in New York I get no earthquakes but tremors my family don't feel them at all jeez get a life
kyle mcgregor Go grab your pacifier, you little dolt. Do you think you're immune from disasters? Give it time.
あんな酷い地震だったのに家族の安否や自分の安全より利用客の心配をして走り回る駅員さん、自分も死ぬかもしれない状況だったのに大丈夫だよって誰かを気遣える人、私はこんな人になりたい
へー
mm tt 友達いなそーお前
本当に素晴らしい方ですね
まずは自助。
これ基本だから。
消防・警察・自衛隊でも1番大切なのは自助。
自助できる能力が無いのに他の人助けるのはただの馬鹿。
小馬鹿にしたいだけの人は悲しいね
外国人の方が日本語で日本人をなぐさめる姿は尊敬しかありません
そうですか
@@user-cp5qt2zi9l そうですね！日本人にとってはすごい嬉しいことなんじゃないですかねぇ
なぐさめられる人間なんていないですもんね
「だいじょぶだいじょぶ大丈夫ですよ、もう少しで終わり」って、優しすぎる。
私が同じこと言ったら通報されそうです。
Yes konichiwa
CEO halo english man
@@un_chi うんちだし仕方ないよ
泣いている女性を慰めている方、
やさしいですね。Arigatou.
日本人に大丈夫ですよて言ってるひと優し過ぎる😢
地震が少ない外国の方もさぞや怖いだろうに…
励ます勇気に涙が出ました。あなたのように優しく声をかけられるような人になりたい
Japan: *earthquake* everyone remains calm
America: *light turns off* everyone screams and panic
*elementary school flashbacks*
and in turkey: *earthquake* jumps through the window n die
In our defense, we have things like mass shootings in our country.
My mom starts to fucking freak out and I’m like stffuuuuuu the earthquake is bad enough. Puts me in such a bad mood 😂
Emily Liz fuck does that have to do with earthquakes 😂
泣いてる女性、一人だしキャリー持ってるからもしかしたら知らない土地なのかもしれないそりゃ怖いわぁ…
@松の花粉【公式】 スカイツリー？での地震の動画ありましたよ
松の花粉【公式】 当時スカイツリーは建設途中でしたよ
@@橋本寧子-y3e そうなんですか？！
@@ninninin___nin そうです～
高所作業してた方の近くで撮影された地震の映像があったような？
東京タワーこの地震で
先端が曲がったんだよな確か
ちなみにスカイツリー開業は翌年5月やで
素晴らしいです
外国の方、地震に慣れない地の日本なのに、日本人の女性に声を掛けてくれている…
自分達も死ぬほど怖かっただろうに…
自分も移住経験あるけど、外国人だからこそ冷静でいられたり、能動的でいられる面もあるんですよ。自分は外国人として母国を代表して見られている以上は立派な振る舞いしなきゃなって意識も持つし、俺は余所者だからこの国がどうなろうが知ったこっちゃないって感じで必要以上の感情移入もしない事で冷静にもなれるし、母国にいたらできなかった経験ができたって肯定的にも受け止められる。この動画に映ってる人の多くは家にヒビが入ったり物が倒れてたり地価が下がる事まで心配したり家族も無事かなとか色々精神的ダメージを広げて行くけど、外国人は家族はだいたい母国にいるし永住する気がなければ家も小さかったり家具も少ない、被害はあってせいぜい冷蔵庫の物が腐るだけ。あと日本人が面識ない動詞で声かけてもうざがられるだけだけど、多くの国はそうじゃないし、俺だって日本では無暗やたらとうざがられるのがうざいから人か困っててもあんまり助けないけど、フレンドリーな国民性の国だったら現地人に合わせてガンガン声かける、相手が日本人でもね。その程度の馴れ馴れしさがうざいくらい現地に馴染む気がないならとっとと日本に帰れって思うし。他国から帰ってきて日本社会が嬉しいのは黙ってても道を譲ってくれるとかの繊細な気配りとストレスの少なさであり、悲しいのは他所余所しすぎたり融通が利かない所だったりします。
また外国人だからって地震の無い国から来てるとも限らないし、特にエリートだったら世界中駐在経験豊富だから一通りの天災も、体験まではしなくても現地テレビとかを通じて多少の実感なり心構えを得ているものです。オーストラリアで旱魃だってニュースを日本で見ててもふーんで終わるけど、現地国にいて現地人とそのニュースを見たら日本にいるよりは深く考えるし、報道も多く目にすることでどう対象するものなのかも無意識に学びます。また男なら兵役経験あったりもするでしょう。
the fact that these people are scared for their lives and this kid just worries about his mom saying the “s” word... 😂😂
I'm the only Cindy walking this planet legally
Cindy gimme your chin
Penises
Ikr lmao
Cindy Gomez Cindy some bitch is messin up ma floor
Raw and unedited. That's what's makes it so fantastic. Intense and terrifying like you are right there. You've got to have guts of steel to be able to catch that on video while you're life could end at any moment. I thank you for letting me see the true horror of that earthquake.
That's stupid
Tuber You I was in hurricane Katrina and I cannot imagine what these people are feeling
Some places eyes but this is japan, they’re used to it and buildings are built to whitstand earthquakes so it’s generally fine even if stuff still happen... glad everyone is ok though
Pamela Raney not really the same thing but yeah
I love boneless footage
だいじょうぶ、ってその一言で救われる。
なんて優しい人なんだろう...見習いたい
“But you know, there’s a rainbow right there so...”
Lmao
Positivity
Posivity begets positive result so i am with him.👍❤
@@simplyyhanz how is that positive?
@@urban0443 A Rainbow is a sign of hope and new beginning. He said they have several travel mishaps since yesterday but there's a rainbow so he believe that the quakes and all those badlucks will soon end and they'll enjoy their trip moving forward.😊
"It's okay, it's okay." He was trying so hard to calm her. ❤
I can imagine the fear. If you are already stressed out from the events of the day, or from something in your life the terror and the noise must be too much to handle. We must always treat strangers with care, we don't know what they could be facing ❤
自分たちもめっちゃ怖いやろうに、すぐ怪我人いないか駆け回る駅員さん凄いなぁ
地震の経験が外国の方なのに…
励ますとは…すごいですね…
ありがとう。
まだ見たことない映像があったとは、、
もっとこれから出てくるんだろうね
そして外国人の方優しいね
Mother nature has not totally fair to the Japanese people - rich in earthquake and poor in natural resources. I admire Japanese for having developed such a great economy, society, democracy and civility under such circumstances. Grant from Shanghai
Grant Yuan Not only that, their country was unfortunate enough be be right on top of the earthquake line (I could not think of the name of it for the life of me).
But they weren't fair to other people during the war either:)
Did they show mercy to young children and women? If they aren't fair towards others they shouldn't expect others to be fair towards them
@@weiwenwwe2066 America commited slavery almost 100 years past most other western nations and America also commited some of the worst human rights violations in history. I dont think you can use that arguement pal.
plus, are you really going to whine about something that was ran by people who aren't even alive today?
We had also rich resources but also rich in earthquake 🇮🇩
☹️
One time I was in a 7.2 earthquake and I screamed for all hells mercy
scream won't change anything
@@ao.ch3 that's normal :)
@@ao.ch3 mate you're in flight, fight or freeze mode what the fuck you meant to do anyways when there's a earthquake like yes get out to safety but some people's adrenaline runs of screams
I’m terrified of earthquakes and especially tsunamis but I really wanna live near a beach ☹️
@@morganmiller6373 come to germany 😂
i cannot imagine myself being like japanese ppl, they're so calm.
When you live here for a long time it's pretty much normal.
Well imagine your country get hit by earthquake thousands a day, there u go why MOST OF THEM were so calm
I'm too cowardly to even stat calm. Though I know what to do during an earthquake
They have drills in schools every year. If you grew up in a Japanese school system, you'd be outwardly calm too.
@@potatodude9945 do even had the proofs of a "THOUSAND" times by a day? lol
大丈夫と声かけてくれてありがとう優しい外人さんだ
外国の方？
もしくは外国人
名無しの悟空_大好き 外人は外国人の略語で差別用語じゃないよ安心して使ってね 勘違いしてる意識高い「系」に騙されないで！ 因みに自分も外人です
すかっしゅsmile 外人はカジュアルな言い方なだけ 勝手に「人外」「害人」とか妄想してる人が騒いでる 本当に虫酸が走る
カール・マルクス 以前海外の友人が「外人呼びはあまりいい気はしない」と言っていたので、使わないようにしていたのですが...あなたのように気にしないという人もいるし難しいですね。
Aw that one guy saying "daijoboudesyo" to that woman
What exactly does that mean?
"Everything will be ok" in Japanese
Imaspecofdust yep
“Are you alright?”
It’s actually a very useful phrase and can be used in many situations. It has quite a few meanings depending on the context in which it is used.
とても怖かったでしょう。日本は皆さんのご支援で少しずつ復興しています。また日本に遊びにきてくださいね。貴重な映像をありがとう!!
何も落ちてこない、何も倒れてこない、誰も慌てて騒がない…
でも誰も能動的に動こうとせず必要以上に様子見を続けたり誰かからの指示待ちになりがちなのも日本人のパターン。車とかの事故現場でもそう。感情的になって騒いだりしないってのは二次災害を自ら作り出さない点では立派だけど、すべき事もできないって事でもある。マイナスにはしないけどプラスにもできない。どうしていいか自分からは決めず意見も出さず一切を他人に任せる、だから決断者の責任が大きくなってそれが満足いかないと大きなクレームになる。能動的になれないってのは日本が平和すぎて不測の事態に遭遇する機会が少ないからという善意の解釈もできる。交通事故に10回も遭ってれば現場を仕切れるくらいになるし、加害者でも被害者でもなるべく得できるよう詐欺師みたいに狡賢く立ち回る余裕もできる。1～2回しか経験なければまずどうしていいか分からず、他者からの指示待ちになるか、怒りと興奮に任せてとりあえず誰かを責めるかの2パターンになる。後進国にいると人災に遭遇する機会が多くケンカにも慣れる為、少なくとも人間相手ならどう立ち回るべきかは嫌でも学ぶ事になる。
不測の事態が起きた際にフリーズしがちなのは日本人だけでもない。台湾人はコップやスマホなどを落として壊した時に五秒くらいフリーズして、まるで自分が悲劇のヒロインだと見せつけんばかりに大げさに固まって見せる。無意識にやってるのかわざとやってるのか、後天的にそういう反応をすることを刷り込まれたのかはよく分からない。写真に写るときにピースしたり気分の高揚をイェーと言って表現したり驚いた時にオーマイガッと言ったりするのは後天的に刷り込まれた反応の仕方であり自然な条件反射ではなく、その類とも思える。ただ台湾人は事故地震には本能に忠実に露骨に感情的になるタイプでフリーズはしない。日本人は物を落として壊してもまずフリーズしない。
311の群集の対応で秀逸だったのは仙台空港の動画だ。誰も騒がないのは勿論、とりあえずは空港ビルの崩壊を警戒して外に出るものの、津波の方が危険だというアナウンスと群集の判断により大勢が空港上階に避難。感情的な国だったら群集の間に「ビルの方が危険だ」「いや津波の方が危険だ」という口論が始まり、自分だけが最大限助かりたいと考える人たちが空港ビル1F出入り口付近を占拠するかのようにたむろして、それによって出入りが出来ず選択を制限された人たちとケンカになってるだろう。皆が感情的になる事で出入口付近にいなかった人まで八つ当たりをくらう事もあり得る。日本では少なくともスマホで状況を撮ってられる人がいるくらいの最低限の安全が保たれている場ではそこまでの人災は考えにくい。
meroppa1 なるほど。と思った。
@@meroppa1 わかるけどなげーわw
@@meroppa1 必要以上にと言うか地震大国である日本は慌てず騒がず指示者があればそれに従うという教育をしてるからね。非常事態でも混乱せず秩序を保とうとするのは幼少期からの教育の賜物だと思う。日本人なら電車が今後暫く動かないのは理解できるし、差し迫った危機もない、それであれば現状の把握とその場で指示に従うのは至極当然。この動画においては日本人が平和ボケしてる訳じゃなくて、日本人であるからこその行動。
そしてあなたは何を伝えたいのかが全く分からない。
The poor woman crying! 😭
The guy was saying 「大丈夫 大丈夫、もう少し終わり」"Its alright, it's gonna be okay. Its gonna be over in a little bit"
And the woman patting her back, so kind!
優しい言葉かけに涙が出ます
It’s amazing how the structure didn’t collapse despite how intense that earthquake was
They have special structures in the buildings that wiggle with the earthquakes.
The train also didn't derail
Since Japan has many earthquakes, there are lots and lots of earthquake safety regulations required in buildings and rail networks by law. Many people in Japan are also educated on what to do in an earthquake in high school.
@@boxbird5723 we learn as soon as we are in pre school
@@imnothere3107 日本人？
実は私も日本人のハーフだけど
Despite how calm everyone on the outside was, I can only imagine the terror that must’ve been going through their minds that fateful day.
品川駅でもこんなに揺れたのか。自分は東北人なんですけどこれ以上揺れてたのかって思った。
^ that girl is 🔥
Boris Sheen This person is Asuka Saito, a member of Nogizaka46.
Boris Sheen
Asuka Saito is my daughter-in-law.
The little quakes I've been through in California were NOTHING compared to that.
Its because a fault line (same as large in San Andreas Fault) near sendai ruptures with tremendous force underneath the japan's tectonic plate causing a massive earthquake and devistating tsunami...,, and only three fault lines ruptures in pacific ring of fire causing a 9 magnitude like in Chile, and New Zealand,, but we don't know where or when it ruptures next..
The best thing about this is how the kid is making jokes and poking fun at (his mom?) to try to cheer her up and she’s just having none of it 😂 ya can tell she appreciates it though after such a frightening incident, but she can’t let you know that 😂
that's bullshirt. Mom realizes everything else that happens when you feel an earthquake that strong. Kid doesnt know duck about the other shoe dropping.....
@@jasonmgomez did you just say shirt?
@@BimbusBucklenuts sashimi ---- i mean so sue me!
品川駅でこれは凄い
Meanwhile in the train:
*Announcer* This is the Yamanote Line for Ikebukero. The doors on the left side will open.
(earthquake strikes)
*Announcer* This is STILL the Yamanote Line for Ikebukero. The doors will STILL open on the left side!
Aleos375 XD
Tokyo metro announcement: From now on the train will shake so be cateful
外国のかた、とても怖かっただろうに女性を気遣ってる😭
この後の大変さを想像したら泣けてきた。動画内では怪我されたかたがいないようで、その辺はほんとに良かった…(>
みんなそういうけど撮影してるくらいだから(本人か連れか知らんが)むしろ普通の日本人に比べてもビビるタイプではないと思うよ。
Why does TH-cam recommend this during a pandemic?!?
Yes
"Lol humans stop being such crybabies over a PANDEMIIIIIIC, it could be worrrrrrse."
As we like to say to eachother. -_-
@@Roadent1241 FRISK
@@abdullahtsabita.i.8212 .... As in, if memory serves me right, the main character of Undertale?
Not sure how this connects to Undertale......?
@@Roadent1241 The Face -_-
何分も続いた地震にあう外国人ってびっくりやでなぁ、日本人でも過去最強やのに
揺れてるだけでも怖いのに、
建物の中に居ると音が凄くて
恐怖倍増(>_
なんとお優しい方なんや…
1:20 he says "issok issok its ok, this will end really soon" to comfort the crying person...i🥺
the Japanese are amazingly in order even a big earthquake was going on...
異国の地を訪れた外国人にとって、この地震は恐ろしい体験になってしまったと思います。
泣いてる女性を慰めてくれてありがとう
こんときわし五分ぐらい震え止まらなかったよ。このまま死ぬんやなって思ってた。それぐらいすごい
改めて見たけど、品川ですらこのほど揺れたんだな...
Dude was literally confronting his mom for saying a curse word after a strong-ass earthquake. What a lad.
Guessing that's just his way of trying to keep calm. lol
なぜか急にこの動画がおススメに上がってきたけどもう9年以上も前なんだね・・・
あの日、あの時の地震は明らかにいつもの地震とは違うものだった
衝撃が２回もやってきたり、ビルが大きく揺れて普通は見えない位置にあるビルが見え隠れしたり、地面が割れていくのを目の当たりにして平静を装うだけで精いっぱいだったよ
そんな規模の地震だったにもかかわらずあなた方はパニックにならなかった
そして怯えた人を慰めてくれてありがとう
Wow the officer just quickly running (I'm guessing checking everyone and everything is okay) and how people just stay still not running around is amaze me
saturrrnes yeah the officers are running and checking if everyone is alright.
They were asking everyone if they were fine. Dareka ga kizuzuketa ka? Bujika ? All of them just ran through the train station asking that.
After shocks usually follows after large earthquake. Don't get out and stay inside a large building. Because we cannot construct any buildings and houses without certification of quake-proof. If you are near the seashore get apart to anywhere high. Tsunami may strike you.Almost all wooden buildings are built by timber-frame and the quake inside is more terrible but it can absorb the vacillation.
エスカレーターは底が深い構造だから、じっとしてると危ないんじゃない？
h346you1
東日本大震災のようなレベルの地震だと危険だとわかっていて動きたいとしても揺れが強すぎて動けないんだと思います…
エスカレーターの上にじっとしてるのは確かに危ないですもんね、、
こんな大きな地震が来たら、降りたくても降りれないよ…
落ちるかもしれないし…
それなw
わざわざエスカレーター乗ったままじっとしてる必要は無いw
3.11は立ってられなかった。
びびって動けなくなるのは分かるし立ってるのもやっとってのも分かるんだけど、論理的には降り口付近にいる人は多少転んででもそこから降りてエスカレーターから離れた方が無難だよね。立ってるから転ぶのであって、寝転がってしまえばそれ以上転ばない。エスカレーターに大勢が乗りすぎて重みで滑り落ちた事故もあったし、この場合たまたま少人数しか乗ってなかったとはいえ滑り落ちない補償もないし、ステップが崩れたら内部は尖った部分が多くて脚を飲まれて傷だらけになるかもしれない。エスカレーターでなくても坂とその上下では人や物が雪崩れてくる危険もある、自分のためにも他人に避難経路を空ける為にも乗り口・降り口付近の人は早くそこを離れた方が良いだろう。真ん中あたりにいたら転んでから降り口まで距離があって危険だから転ばない事に専念した方がいいだろうけど。
"That rainbow is keeping me safe" I love your sense of humour despite such a stressful scenario 😂😂😂
英語のアナウンス対策は早急に必要ですね、、、
Aight, let’s give a big hand to the engineers and architects of this building. You had one job: and you did it fantastically.
Now THATS an earthquake!! I was in a 6.7 once In Hiroshima. Nothing compared to this.
恐ろしいものです。 東京でも、気象庁震度階級:震度5強で様々な影響（被害）を受けたのですから、首都直下型地震が発生した場合は更に酷い状況になるのでしょうね。
どこのニュースや資料で「港区と北区は震度4」って見ました？
@@popozz そうだったんですね。わかりました。
ある意味、省庁も混乱していたとわかる貴重な資料の一つと言えるかもしれませんね。
I remember watching this video just 3 days after it was published and that never left me (i remember another video of japanese people looking up at the news outside )
I was 10 yrs old
Grew up with the culture and my prayers went to that country and still does 🙏🙏🙏
Coco Lebolovesgod2 penis 😢
I didn't see a single piece of debris falling on the ground. Amazing. How are these concrete structures standing erect after this.
Robin it’s the architecture. Japanese buildings are built to be able to sway withe earthquake to prevent snapping
@@Bbhskklh Indeed.
👋👋👋
Proper building codes.
I have Japanese friends. I love them so much, every time I watch videos like these ones, I think on them. がんばって日本。
私は中国人です、私はスナックを買って市場にとどまりました、そして地震は何もないところから始まります
オリンピックの時に南海トラフ来なければいいけど・・・海外からいらっしゃる方々はその辺りも考慮されたほうがいい。なんせ災害大国なんで、台風水害地震多いから。
saita sakura むしろ緊急地震速報の精度を各国にアピールできる。
この国、震度6程度じゃ死者なんて殆ど出ないし。
フェデラーロジャー 震度7以上の地震がきた時に同じこと言えますか？
コメ主もそれを心配してるはず。
フェデラーロジャー 南海トラフ来たら、津波の被害がヤバいです 特に静岡。原発もあるし…
特に地震が少ない中国地方民からすれば震度6なんか来れば大パニックになると思います。 by生粋の中国地方民
最悪のシナリオですね...
オリンピック開催中の南海トラフor首都直下型はヤバイです...
これ品川駅ですよね？当時東京の自宅（5階）でこの地震経験したけど、こんなに揺れてたっけ！と驚いた。
それでも恐怖で立ち上がれないほどだったのに、収まってすぐに怪我した方は居ないかと走れる駅員さんがすごすぎる…
5回ならゆっくり揺れるはず
みんな駅員がすごいって言うけど、心境は立場が変えるもんですよ。バイトだったら他人と時給10円差を付けられただけでテンション下がるし、子供だったら親や先生に文句ばかり言いたがる。でも親なり先生なり社長だったら守りではなく受けか攻めの気持ちになる。こういう瞬間的な出来事でもそう。交通事故現場でも周囲が頼りない人ばかりならば誰でも自分がその場をなんとかしなきゃって気持ちになるもんです。
駅員がすごいのはこういうケースに対しても訓練されていたであろう事。地震が収まってすぐに動き出しているって事は駅長の指示があるかどうかの時点で最善の行動ができている。訓練していなかったら誰も動揺していなくても窓口係なりホーム係は持ち場を離れるなとか言われる事を心配して動きたくても動けないだろうし、誰がどのホームを見回るか決めるだけで数分かかってしまうだろう。移住手続きとか離婚調停とか人生で滅多にやらない事をどれだけ落ち着いてたり練習してたとしたって、本番で一発で上手くやるのは難しいのと同じ。うちの近所の鉄道は黒字なのに駅員ワンオペだからこんなの絶対無理。
meroppa1 長すぎて何言いたいのかさっぱりわからなかったけど、最終的に近所の駅員さんがディスられてて笑った
“Yeah man I saw a raven yesterday.....
Oh but look there’s a rainbow right there soo.....”
😂😂😂😂😂
我が国の耐震建築は本当に凄いな。
こういう動画は永遠に残して欲しい。
後世の「ためになる」動画だ。
外人さん、ありがとう。
そして東日本大震災で亡くなられた方に、ご冥福をお祈り申し上げます。
京急の品川駅だね。
あの当時は夜の1時くらいまで停電してたから帰宅難民とかコンビナート火災とか東京タワーが曲がったまでしか情報を知れなかったけど、電気が戻ってTVで津波の映像見た時の絶望感は半端なかった。
沖縄にいて地震から2時間後くらいに銚子沖ででかい船がぐるぐる回ってるのを見ました。また沖縄での影響と言えば後日の観光自粛と若干の買い占めがあっただけで、地震や津波の被害はゼロでした(過剰な警戒による沿岸部からの避難とか定期船の一部欠航はあった)。現地の人の方が現場の情報を得られなかったというのは、悲壮感を一度に漂わせないという点では良かったのかもしれませんね。
calm and order, the Japanese do it best!
せっかく日本に来て、こんな大地震に遭ってしまうなんて
本当に怖かったと思います
LMAO "Mom did you say the S word?" Dude that was hilarious!!!
In middle of all this, the boy picks up on that. Kids 😒😒😒
His mom looks his age 😐
The older I get the admiration and respect I have for Japan and its people only grows. That country has endure a lot over the last 100 years and not only do they endure, but pick themselves up and thrive.
The way the mom was comforting the woman crying on the floor 🥺
It’s amazing to see how the employees and workers at the station are so calm and saying “is everybody okay? Is anybody got injured?” , running to secure the exit.
It must be scary for them too.
ここは、京浜急行品川駅です。川崎横浜行きホームです。
貴重な動画をありがとうございます。
無事だったようで何よりです。
落下物がほとんど見られない日本の建築物の設計・施工には驚きます。
Escalator is probably one of the worst places you could be during an earthquake
Yeah, I don't think they planned it, bro.
Imagine elevator
Glad you guys were okay. Thank you for staying calm. Love from Japan.
I love it that she found the highlight of that whole moment. Yes see there's a rainbow the rainbow will keep us safe. Got to love his sense of humor.
見てるだけで怖い。そして凄く長く感じる。
もうね、こうなってしまったら、どうしようもないんです。なにもできないんです。しずかにおさまるのをまつしかないんです。
コメント1111
9年経っても恐怖が甦る。震度6弱。生まれて始めて体感する巨大地震だった。
Damn if that was America everyone would’ve been screaming, crying or cussing. Great composure!
記憶を忘れないために
私はこの日、東京タワー近くの職場にいました。6Fだったため、本棚の物が散乱・危険と感じ机の下に隠れました。おさまったころに外に避難しましたが、地下鉄・JR・私鉄など電車は朝まで安全の確認がとれるまで運休で帰宅困難に…道路はバス・タクシー・車などで大渋滞
私は職場に泊まりましたが、駅や街には帰宅困難者が大量にいたようです。日頃から避難場所や帰宅困難者を受け入れてくれる施設の確認をしといた方がよいと思います。
大きな地震のあと、下手に動くと危険です！
Im a Filipina. But if I am in Japan on that long time earthquake, I would me calm too. I believe their infrastructures are very well built and mostly earthquake proofs. If i see calm people it will help me calm. If we see panicked people, the more we will be panicked too.
Para ser filipina estás curiosa.. 👌🇲🇽
It's hard for me to belief it's been 5 years....
amazing video man, i know how it feels i from 8va region here in chile also i live an earthquake close to that intensity... is a terrible experience.
11122bb1
Japanese are really trust their building. People are so calm.
I remember this earth quake I lived in japan for 7 years and I was in the shopping centre and I was 5 at the time i was in the middle of Tokyo so it’s wasn’t too bad but it was one of the big ones I’ve ever experienced
訓練でやってるの見たけど
自分たちも怖いだろうに
「お怪我されてる方いませんか」って走り回る駅員さん、大変だな
京急でこんな揺れなんて怖かったろう。
The intense noise alone is enough to freak me out!
I would have been freaking out laying in my stomach on the ground lol
Kayla W id be like im out bye
看板や吊り下げ案内板、照明などが揺れに耐えてるのがすごいですね
"that rainbows keeping me safe"
LOOOOL
as a veteran of earthquakes myself(sylmar, whittier narrows, northridge, and much more) what was the weather like that day in Tokyo? was it weird? Thank you and were you scared?
Dude that looked like it was intense. How did you feel after going through that and having to deal with a tsunami warning after that?
Get off the first floor and go up the highest floor duh
How did you feel as in not "what the fuck do you do in that situation?"
More like........"was it intense, scary, pretty damn cool?" That kind of question.
Honduras 125 1. that wasn't her question...
2. most tsunami's go WAY higher than any building and sometimes knock buildings down or destory them.
3. the way you put it made you seem like you're just trying to act smart..
Many compliments to the engineer that made the project of this rail station!!
I'm in California, and I can tell you that if such a huge or earthquake (or any seizable earthquake for that matter) were to go off, people would panic and begin freaking out. I have such respect for the Japanese people and the calm and self-restrain they show. A true civilization..."civil" being the key word.
I said it before but it bears repeating. If an earthquake this big (9.0) hit LA with an epicenter anywhere within 50 miles of downtown, the city would lose 80% of its structures within 5 minutes, not only from buildings collapsing, but from gas explosions and the following firestorm. Wind swirls in the LA basin and it would carry the fire all around creating fire tornados. I estimate at least 1M deaths and another Million casualties not resultant in immediate death but at least half of those would die within the next week. All of this because Los Angeles architecture and building codes are nowhere near as strong as Japans plus most of the residential buildings in the LA basin were built pre 1960. That means lead and asbestos in the water supply. This doesnt even take into account the 2 reactors at San Onofre or the resultant tsunami if it is a strike-slip earthquake with an epicenter under water.
Los Angeles is a deathtrap, and not because of the gangs........
It's called training. Japanese children are trained to remain calm from birth and at school, high school, and at work. America thinks that's too expensive, so they don't do it.