I flew into Kansai Kukou in 1994 when it first opened. It was bright and inviting, especially when compared to Itami Kukou which is located much closer to the Osaka city center. Itami is still used for domestic flights. Japan is space-constrained not only because it's an island, but also because much of the country is mountainous.
Why didn't they just mine a bunch of asteroids and pile this on top of the island. Then the island wouldn't be in danger of being inundated. The starship Enterprise could help. I'm sure Captain Picard would love to help!
Was there in 2022! Drove from Iwakuni/Hiroshima to KSI many times. It was very creepy during COVID as most shops looked abandoned inside. One of the creepiest/most depressing things I saw quite honestly.
Imagine closing the entire operation of the airport for 10 days after an extreme natural disaster. 10 days while some countires would take weeks or even months! Japan is indeed on another level.
The overly-dramatic title is misleading. Look at a map of Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka, Kobe, Kurashiki, Hiroshima, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Nagasaki, and many others. Look at all the straight coastlines and square islands just offshore - all of this is reclaimed land. This does subside under the weight placed upon it and Kansai Airport was designed with this in mind, hence the engineering solution in place. Sure the amount of subsidence is more than anticipated, but this can be handled and there is no race against time.
The drama of KIX sinking into the bay has been going on almost as long as the global warming drama and yet KIX is still there. They even doubled the island size as if they wanted to suffer even more according to the title of this drama queen.
Damn! I was a Marine stationed in Japan until 2022. Some of my favorite memories were road-tripping from Hiroshima/Iwakuni to KSI/Osaka to pick up other service members. I was mind-blown the first time I drove on the airport and realized it was an island of its own. Beautiful drive. Side note; It was also very creepy during COVID as most shops looked abandoned inside. One of the creepiest/most depressing things I saw quite honestly!
The title is a bit misleading. If the airport was "floating", that would perhaps solve some of the problems. However, apart from the technical challenge of making such a large structure float, it would lead to other problems.
What you should have said was "...Japan has arrogant and unrealistic engineers". A highschool kid would tell you they failed and now they have to come up with a plan B. Kansai is a billion dollar cash incinerator. I predict Japan will have to invest at least more money into maintaining the airport as they did to build it.
Having used Kansai kukou numerous times I can say that it’s a very nice airport but claims of 24 hour service are untrue as access via public transport essentially stops overnight. There is a limited bus service but it’s only a local one. So some passengers elect to sleep in the lounge areas. Many LCC have late arrival times and there is a rush to catch the last train or highway bus to Osaka.
How foolish that three mountains were disappeared along with their entire ecosystems forever destroyed for a project that will in time wash away and be reclaimed by the natural forces of the bay and ocean.
"It's normal for airlines to lose some of our bags in transit-about 7.6 pieces per every 1,000 travelers on average. One airport, though-Japan's Kansai airport-has not lost anyone's bags in the last 30 years, and the airport handled 10 million bags in 2023 alone." (Forbes Magagine)
Kansai Airport is my favorite way when i visit Osaka ( four times now)- get off the plane, hop on one of two dedicated airport trains, a quick trip along the Osaka bay, then get out at Tennoji, and then to my Hotel! . ;)
To be more accurate, the airport is not sinking; its underground base is. The reason why the airport is not sinking is that the pillars between the airport and the underground base are being lengthened regularly (until the compression of the sedimentary layer undersea stops).
I actually go to Japan and my flight landed after the storm and I see the damage of house and everything so sad about Japanese people suffering from natural disasters these day
The designer of the titanic ship said that the titanic ship was unsinkable that they mention the word “God” that he can’t even sink the titanic ship until a few days later that the titanic ship sank into the ocean. Do not mention the word God is anything durability or powerful because God is infinitely powerful and stronger than anything else.
I few from there last month, from the second terminal which I think is mostly used by budget airlines. It was like a makeshift airport, but maybe the budget terminal is getting a makeover. Transport to there was more limited than I expected from the city but it was a 30 year old train that had been pimped up with hello kitty stickers, curtains and headrests.
@@earlysda Yes trains and buses there but had to prebook on a time specific train to the airport via a clunky 90s style ticket machine. Compared to other other modern cities and the site of the airport I found it very lacking where there are very frequent trains and you can just tap and go.
@@agentbananauk agent, I always just tap and go when I go to KIX. The Nankai trains are cheaper and quicker than JR. There are trains going to the airport... let me check now... OK, on July 26 around 10am from Nanba to KIX: Nankai 10:05, 10:08, 10:20, 10:23 JR 10:10, 10:15, 10:25 From Tennoji, JR has trains roughly every 10 minutes to the airport, and only 2 an hour require specified seating. . Several of those trains require specified seating, and several do not.
@@earlysda There wasn't trains every 10 mins when I was there. The only direct option was the limited express every half an hour that needed a seat reservation for a booked train time. Maybe that was an odd day? Probably more options from other parts of the city and as a visitor I was probably a bit confused but compared to other airports of the same size in other cities it did feel a lot more limited and difficult to get to this somewhat new "state of the art airport".
@@agentbananauk agent, I've given you information showing that you had either not found the correct information, or somehow gotten wrong information. . Hope your next experience in and out of KIX is better, now that you know that are lots of trains going there. I like to save money, so I always take the Nankai train from Shinimamiya to KIX. It takes 970jpy, and takes 46 minutes, and you can't make reservations - just grab a seat and sit. At that station there is one wicket that accepts Visa touch and pay cards. I use a "ICOCA" card. You may want to try getting one next time. Hope you like Kansai!
I am an engineer, but not a civil engineer. That said, Kansai was an act of total arrogance by humans. Simply put, this is just as dumb as we in the US creating mega farms and mega cities in the middle of a desert. Kansai will work, but only after they rebuild and add more surfacing and structural materials. That will be expensive 🙏🏾
Global temperatures haven’t risen. Many American cities such as Charleston SC were built below sea level hundreds of years ago and they’re still there and the ocean is right where it’s always been.
Of course it's sinking. Who the hell couldn't see this coming? It doesn't take a rocket scientist or an engineer to know this was eventually going to be a problem.
What remains is an awe inspiring engineering battle with every trick in the book against an adversary nature! It also showcases what awaits us all: We "gonna have to science the s..t out of this" , as *Mark Watney put it. And Japan shows us how to do it. *"The Martian" by Andy Weir.
My god you have brainwashed into this sea rise crap... You poor bastard they destroyed all your critical thinking and replaced it with Greta Thunberg message of world ending as the sea changes tides by a mere 2cm...omg how will those beach front multimillion dollars homes on the California coast survive.
Scale it up! We need some new bold, forward thinking leaders in construction and equipment, to create a whole new generation of tools, to build large projects bigger and faster. When mother nature scales up, so do we. Every industry needs to go to school on Space X. Dream, build, break it, learn, do it again, bigger and better! It's not a question of possible. It's a question of will and faith.
This title is bullshit. The Kansai International Airport is no where near collapsing into the sea. Countermeasures were taken from the very start and the problem is being managed 24/7. It has survived major earthquakes and many typhoons.
It did happen. A major earthquake (7.3 magnitude, causing 6,000 deaths) hit the area in 1995. However, the structure did not sustain any damage. There was a plane attempting to land at the time, so they immediately checked the runways and found no damage. The plane landed safely. This airport actually played a very important role after the earthquake because it was undamaged, while other major transportation systems (highways and railroads) were largely useless. The airport became a distribution center for relief materials from all regions in and outside of Japan.
No matter what how when how much money, it doesn’t matter, nature has the upper hand. Disaster is not if but when it will happen! Believe me, human beings, never enough- too much ambitious projects but disaster is inevitable!
"A fragile jewel in the crown of global aviation." That's worth a like for sure. Do you work in advertising? you might have a career there. Great video. I used to live in that metropolis. I can contribute that this project, at the time, was the deepest artificial landfill operation in the world. All that weight tends to crush the layers below. Soil scientists get paid big $$$ to understand the behavior of these materials. A Japanese soil scientist told me that the location was chosen in consideration of aircraft noise, but that much quieter engines had been developed in the meantime, allowing the airport to have potentially been built in a shallower part of Osaka Bay, closer to land. Also, FYI, due to the shared airspace, for each plane that lands at the Kobe airport, one less lands at Kansai airport.
The 's' in Kansai is the same sound as in 'Spain'. It is not 'Kanzai'. Furthermore, it isn't floating. Islands, artificial or otherwise, do not float. Also, Kobe and Ghosn were also mispronounced. There again, what does one expect from the English. They can't even get Welsh place names correct after almost 800 years, so they continue with their tradition of butchering other languages also.
@@fascinatingtome when solid stone can be turned into liquid I doubt anything is EQ proof. Not to mention Water. It’s pretty obvious that there was only one puzzle piece on this ball of water hanging on nothing. Lots of miles separating the pieces today.
Having flown into and out of Kansai Airport more than 15 times I can honestly say it is one of my least favourite Airports. Long security lines, dated interior. The recent renovations have improved it somewhat but the check-in counters and areas are too small, security lines are often long. Commute to Namba takes too long even by the rapid train.
I flew into Kansai Kukou in 1994 when it first opened. It was bright and inviting, especially when compared to Itami Kukou which is located much closer to the Osaka city center. Itami is still used for domestic flights.
Japan is space-constrained not only because it's an island, but also because much of the country is mountainous.
But man can and has moved mountains infact the airport was based on three mountain turned to ruble for the base.
My home.. Izumisano
Stop by next time
Why didn't they just mine a bunch of asteroids and pile this on top of the island. Then the island wouldn't be in danger of being inundated. The starship Enterprise could help. I'm sure Captain Picard would love to help!
Was there in 2022! Drove from Iwakuni/Hiroshima to KSI many times. It was very creepy during COVID as most shops looked abandoned inside. One of the creepiest/most depressing things I saw quite honestly.
I fly in to Kansai every opportunity I get while in Japan. It's my favorite airport in the world.
Stop in and say hello..I'm in Izumisano
Imagine closing the entire operation of the airport for 10 days after an extreme natural disaster. 10 days while some countires would take weeks or even months! Japan is indeed on another level.
weebs are on another level of riding
it's a VERY importanat thing, most first world countries would have it done FAST
It was just a typhoon. I've never heard of a major airport in any modern country staying out of order for 10 days because of any tropical depression.
pronouncing the expression 24/7 as "twenty-four sevenths" makes it really hard for me to not think this is a bot.. see 1:58
Yeah, incorrect grammar and obvious typos like this really turn me off what could otherwise be amazing content.
And woeful pronunciation of Japanese names/places
Yea, but it might be more painful to watch had it been narrated by a native Japanese or Indian. 😂
@@keithtarrier4558 Right. Where is the "z" in "Kansai"?
O sa ka bay
Kansai IA is such an amazing idea that was actually realized, and an even more amazing feat to sustain it!
The overly-dramatic title is misleading. Look at a map of Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka, Kobe, Kurashiki, Hiroshima, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Nagasaki, and many others. Look at all the straight coastlines and square islands just offshore - all of this is reclaimed land. This does subside under the weight placed upon it and Kansai Airport was designed with this in mind, hence the engineering solution in place. Sure the amount of subsidence is more than anticipated, but this can be handled and there is no race against time.
The drama of KIX sinking into the bay has been going on almost as long as the global warming drama and yet KIX is still there. They even doubled the island size as if they wanted to suffer even more according to the title of this drama queen.
It's called click bait
Then you should report the video and channel as Spam & Misleading!
His videos will get demonetized and he needs to stop making these kind of titles 😂
@@leedexI did report this channel!
So what? Who's the drama queen now?
"... Sinking because of the weight of the building materials, which is compressing the ocean floor"
Renovation : "we will put more marble 😊"
Wanted to hear more, much more about the technologies that allowed these airports to be created ...
Damn! I was a Marine stationed in Japan until 2022. Some of my favorite memories were road-tripping from Hiroshima/Iwakuni to KSI/Osaka to pick up other service members. I was mind-blown the first time I drove on the airport and realized it was an island of its own. Beautiful drive. Side note; It was also very creepy during COVID as most shops looked abandoned inside. One of the creepiest/most depressing things I saw quite honestly!
The title is a bit misleading. If the airport was "floating", that would perhaps solve some of the problems. However, apart from the technical challenge of making such a large structure float, it would lead to other problems.
Japan has excellent engineers
What you should have said was "...Japan has arrogant and unrealistic engineers". A highschool kid would tell you they failed and now they have to come up with a plan B. Kansai is a billion dollar cash incinerator. I predict Japan will have to invest at least more money into maintaining the airport as they did to build it.
I landed there upon my visit to Japan in 2007
Having used Kansai kukou numerous times I can say that it’s a very nice airport but claims of 24 hour service are untrue as access via public transport essentially stops overnight. There is a limited bus service but it’s only a local one. So some passengers elect to sleep in the lounge areas. Many LCC have late arrival times and there is a rush to catch the last train or highway bus to Osaka.
So a mountain and ecosystem was destroyed just to see the “island” sink and disappear??!!
Three mountains
How foolish that three mountains were disappeared along with their entire ecosystems forever destroyed for a project that will in time wash away and be reclaimed by the natural forces of the bay and ocean.
The video was not very truthful.
@@NN-hg4em NN, you sound like you need to go hug a tree.
Yes, but the areas where they removed the dirt, is now 1232 football fields
"It's normal for airlines to lose some of our bags in transit-about 7.6 pieces per every 1,000 travelers on average. One airport, though-Japan's Kansai airport-has not lost anyone's bags in the last 30 years, and the airport handled 10 million bags in 2023 alone." (Forbes Magagine)
Lucky me - I have had the honour of flying out of Kansai Airport. Nice video
I thought Carlos Ghosn escaping in "holed" luggage was funny.
It's hard to believe a "floating airport" could have issues.
Kansai Airport is my favorite way when i visit Osaka ( four times now)- get off the plane, hop on one of two dedicated airport trains, a quick trip along the Osaka bay, then get out at Tennoji, and then to my Hotel! . ;)
Stop by next time.. Izumisano
Godzilla could have made the island in a week for cheap. Just keep him fed with fish.
But he always picking fights with his coworkers and they end destroying city or airport in this case. If only he and Ghidorah got along better.
@@ntal5859Good point. And Mothra could blow all the pollution to outer space.
😂😂
Carlos Ghosn winks 👍😉
I flew out of Kansai Airport 2023 .. This is 1 of the unique airport i have visited..
Awesome.. I love living there..
To be more accurate, the airport is not sinking; its underground base is. The reason why the airport is not sinking is that the pillars between the airport and the underground base are being lengthened regularly (until the compression of the sedimentary layer undersea stops).
and you can park your car at drop offs, right outside the front door, till liftoff.
It irritated me every time the narrator pronounced Kansai as Kanzai. Small issue but so easy to fix. Otherwise, interesting comments!
It sounds like an AI generated voice.
Great work. Fascinating.
Please to pronounce that airport, region, as “Kansai,” not as, “Kanzai.’
Even Osaka is pronounced wrongly. Then again, the speaker doesn’t seem to be Japanese so it’s fine.
Yes, stop bastadizing Asian names.
It’s an AI voice
@@mjaybeedefinitely not
$20 Billion dollars down the drain. It’s not a matter of if, but when. When will the ocean reclaim this sinking island.
Wait till you find out how much of Manhattan is reclaimed land
I’ve flown in/out of KIX a wonderful airport , best observation deck to view aircraft movements too .😃👍
FLOATING,as in a barge,a boat,a ship such as an aircraft carrier,FLOATING?
Imagine building an airport on a manmade island where typhoons and earthquakes happen naturally on the mainland island
Took off from the airport in 2015 going back to USA. Cool place.
KIX used to be a mega airport. But no longer as of today.
Dozens of provincial airports in China are larger in terms of infrastructure and capacity.
No problem 😂it has so many visitors.
kobe airport is the same, artificial island and sinking airport
I actually go to Japan and my flight landed after the storm and I see the damage of house and everything so sad about Japanese people suffering from natural disasters these day
This airport is also famous for not losing a single piece of luggage since opening
Always hear english speaking video pronounce city of Kobe incorrectly.
Ai voice.
Compaction 😅
They said the Titanic would never sink either.
They didn't mean hitting solid objects is not going to sink it.
The Titanic was not Made in Japan 😂
The designer of the titanic ship said that the titanic ship was unsinkable that they mention the word “God” that he can’t even sink the titanic ship until a few days later that the titanic ship sank into the ocean.
Do not mention the word God is anything durability or powerful because God is infinitely powerful and stronger than anything else.
@joemoore4027
BEST COMMENT 👍🏾
Its NOT FLOATING,its reclaimed land !
To think what the Japanese could do if they had proper land and better nature favor.. limitless
Kobe is not pronounced, “Kobee” but is correctly pronounced as, “Kobay.”
Actually Kobé
"The majority of the costs are being covered by the Japanese government". Actually, it was covered by the Japanese taxpayers.
In some places, losers in bids are suing the leasing organisation for monies totalling what would have been earned in the concession.
Really well done video. Direct, fluid, no filler. Really, really good.
Thanks!
Except that the video was mostly showing very old footage, and talking about old problems that are fixed now.
this sounds like the guy who does cityskyline videos called Biffa
I few from there last month, from the second terminal which I think is mostly used by budget airlines. It was like a makeshift airport, but maybe the budget terminal is getting a makeover. Transport to there was more limited than I expected from the city but it was a 30 year old train that had been pimped up with hello kitty stickers, curtains and headrests.
From the city there are two major train lines going to the airport, along with a ton of limousine buses.
@@earlysda Yes trains and buses there but had to prebook on a time specific train to the airport via a clunky 90s style ticket machine. Compared to other other modern cities and the site of the airport I found it very lacking where there are very frequent trains and you can just tap and go.
@@agentbananauk agent, I always just tap and go when I go to KIX. The Nankai trains are cheaper and quicker than JR. There are trains going to the airport... let me check now... OK, on July 26 around 10am from Nanba to KIX:
Nankai 10:05, 10:08, 10:20, 10:23
JR 10:10, 10:15, 10:25
From Tennoji, JR has trains roughly every 10 minutes to the airport, and only 2 an hour require specified seating.
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Several of those trains require specified seating, and several do not.
@@earlysda There wasn't trains every 10 mins when I was there. The only direct option was the limited express every half an hour that needed a seat reservation for a booked train time. Maybe that was an odd day? Probably more options from other parts of the city and as a visitor I was probably a bit confused but compared to other airports of the same size in other cities it did feel a lot more limited and difficult to get to this somewhat new "state of the art airport".
@@agentbananauk agent, I've given you information showing that you had either not found the correct information, or somehow gotten wrong information.
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Hope your next experience in and out of KIX is better, now that you know that are lots of trains going there. I like to save money, so I always take the Nankai train from Shinimamiya to KIX. It takes 970jpy, and takes 46 minutes, and you can't make reservations - just grab a seat and sit. At that station there is one wicket that accepts Visa touch and pay cards. I use a "ICOCA" card. You may want to try getting one next time.
Hope you like Kansai!
Don't worry Iceberg from Water 7 has been working on this project for decades
A simple problem with levels
Flew into this airport last month. the news is overblown.
what news?
Imagine thinking islands float. SMH
So, if it's built on an island(man made) HOW is it floating????
A sea of lava????
Don't remember getting sea sick when I landed there!
I am an engineer, but not a civil engineer. That said, Kansai was an act of total arrogance by humans. Simply put, this is just as dumb as we in the US creating mega farms and mega cities in the middle of a desert. Kansai will work, but only after they rebuild and add more surfacing and structural materials. That will be expensive 🙏🏾
Imagine being a country plagued with tsunamis and earthquakes and building this…
Why not built on the spot they remove the soil for the artificial island? Could've been a lot cheaper.
Even if there is enough space for construction and expansion, still there would be protests by the nearby residents - Narita(NRT) is an example.
You mean on the mountains?
A great spot for crashes surrounded by mountains
Why Americans (and British) can't pronounce "SAI"? IT IS KANSAI. SA as pronounced in SAdness, SAnd, SAtan etc etc...
Not KANZAI. there is no Z there.
Poorly made mess from the very start. It was all over the news back when it opened for flooding and being unusable.
Global temperatures haven’t risen. Many American cities such as Charleston SC were built below sea level hundreds of years ago and they’re still there and the ocean is right where it’s always been.
666 agenda
What about Louisiana?
Watching this in kix rn 😂
The English in this narration is impressive.
Of course it's sinking. Who the hell couldn't see this coming? It doesn't take a rocket scientist or an engineer to know this was eventually going to be a problem.
*You took my video without consent 1st one*
Hello, I’m sorry. Do you want I remove your clips ? Ça you tell me the timecodes in the case you want it?
I used to rake flights from KIX regularly, it's a beautiful airport 😊
rake?
@@TKO67 Over the coals, I guess.
@@thejoin4687 I did not understand at first. Must be a spelling typo. the r is next to the t on the keyboard.
Didn't they also do the same thing with Hong Kong airport I didn't realise that they also did it with Japan as well
It's been sinking since it was built. It's a good idea, but it may take 100 years to settle in.
An artificial island build on earth dumped onto the sea floor is NOT FLOATING!!! Go lookup the definition of floating.
3:25 😏
My home
note to Baltimore - big boat hit bridge. Bridge did not fall.
Are these the droids you were looking 4?
Why not built the airport by just extending the coast... they would not require to build a bridge and the depth of water would be low
Resident.
floating?
reheated last nights dinner, an AI worthy script with nothing new
they will have to close it, drill piles very deep & raise land height by about 20 meters & wait 10 years for settlement & then build land up again
You have a lot of common sense or you are a civil engineer??
i want to ask you which ine of kansai airport or haneda airport is cheap and suiatbkle to enter japan first time?
THE POWER OF THE SEA WILL ALWAYS BE VICTORIOUS 😅😅
Every country build in artificial island, waters around the world arise
I F A N Y O N E C A N J A P A N C A N .
What remains is an awe inspiring engineering battle with every trick in the book against an adversary nature! It also showcases what awaits us all: We "gonna have to science the s..t out of this" , as *Mark Watney put it. And Japan shows us how to do it. *"The Martian" by Andy Weir.
My god you have brainwashed into this sea rise crap... You poor bastard they destroyed all your critical thinking and replaced it with Greta Thunberg message of world ending as the sea changes tides by a mere 2cm...omg how will those beach front multimillion dollars homes on the California coast survive.
Scale it up! We need some new bold, forward thinking leaders in construction and equipment, to create a whole new generation of tools, to build large projects bigger and faster. When mother nature scales up, so do we. Every industry needs to go to school on Space X. Dream, build, break it, learn, do it again, bigger and better! It's not a question of possible. It's a question of will and faith.
This title is bullshit. The Kansai International Airport is no where near collapsing into the sea. Countermeasures were taken from the very start and the problem is being managed 24/7. It has survived major earthquakes and many typhoons.
Good
Now what happens when a big earthquake hits?
It did happen. A major earthquake (7.3 magnitude, causing 6,000 deaths) hit the area in 1995. However, the structure did not sustain any damage. There was a plane attempting to land at the time, so they immediately checked the runways and found no damage. The plane landed safely.
This airport actually played a very important role after the earthquake because it was undamaged, while other major transportation systems (highways and railroads) were largely useless. The airport became a distribution center for relief materials from all regions in and outside of Japan.
Make it 21 trillion
Severe extreme overpopulation in Japan is causing terrible shortages of space.
No matter what how when how much money, it doesn’t matter, nature has the upper hand. Disaster is not if but when it will happen! Believe me, human beings, never enough- too much ambitious projects but disaster is inevitable!
Reported.
I thought global warming had doomed all oceanfront development? 🤔🧐🥺
"A fragile jewel in the crown of global aviation." That's worth a like for sure. Do you work in advertising? you might have a career there. Great video. I used to live in that metropolis. I can contribute that this project, at the time, was the deepest artificial landfill operation in the world. All that weight tends to crush the layers below. Soil scientists get paid big $$$ to understand the behavior of these materials. A Japanese soil scientist told me that the location was chosen in consideration of aircraft noise, but that much quieter engines had been developed in the meantime, allowing the airport to have potentially been built in a shallower part of Osaka Bay, closer to land.
Also, FYI, due to the shared airspace, for each plane that lands at the Kobe airport, one less lands at Kansai airport.
In 2022 KIX had 93,656 aircraft movements.
Kobe had only 33,270.
Itami had 133,666.
Also, “Kobe”is not pronounced as, “Kobee,” but “Koby’s.”
The 's' in Kansai is the same sound as in 'Spain'. It is not 'Kanzai'. Furthermore, it isn't floating. Islands, artificial or otherwise, do not float. Also, Kobe and Ghosn were also mispronounced. There again, what does one expect from the English. They can't even get Welsh place names correct after almost 800 years, so they continue with their tradition of butchering other languages also.
relax
All languages change the pronunciation of foreign words to fit their own phonology and rhythm.
This was a misleading title. Clickbait. I won't be subscribing.
This video is 4 years or so old, and is talking about things that were problems 15 years ago that have been fixed now
Fail.
Lmao. Who is the authority on it being earth quake proof.
~1,500 earthquakes per year in Japan x number of years it's been open is a good guide
@@fascinatingtome when solid stone can be turned into liquid I doubt anything is EQ proof. Not to mention Water. It’s pretty obvious that there was only one puzzle piece on this ball of water hanging on nothing. Lots of miles separating the pieces today.
@@spikenomoon "when solid stone can be turned into liquid I doubt anything is EQ proof. "
@@fascinatingtome you could melt blue diamonds if ya get them to vibrate at 3.5 billion times a second.
You realize you’re making my argument, not your own?
NOT FLOATING !!!! Stupid title... blocking channel.
This airport might be drown to africa one day
Having flown into and out of Kansai Airport more than 15 times I can honestly say it is one of my least favourite Airports. Long security lines, dated interior. The recent renovations have improved it somewhat but the check-in counters and areas are too small, security lines are often long.
Commute to Namba takes too long even by the rapid train.
Its just casting a hook for silly
climate narrative. R
Nice explanation, but please.... the Japanese words being pronouced by the narrator are very atrocious.