4K Japan Train Ride - JR Tokaido Line - Ofuna to Kawasaki

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Where are you from? Are you Japanese?
- I am Swedish.
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- I came to Japan in 2008.
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- I was interested in Japan since I was a child, largely thanks to growing up playing a lot of (Japanese) videogames as well as a brief interest in anime during my teenage years. When I finally came here for the first time I felt that it was a really nice and interesting country, and I decided to do what I could to move here permanently.
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- It's complicated and my case is quite different from most, as I've always been self-employed. But basically, as long as you can show the immigration authorities that you have a stable income, there's usually a way. Personally, I was here on journalist visas until a few years ago when I got married. Now I have a spouse visa.
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- My live walks are recorded with my phone, a Samsung S21 ultra, mounted on a DJI OM4 Gimbal. 4K videos are mostly shot with an iPhone 12 Pro Max but sometimes also a DJI Osmo Pocket or DJI Pocket 2. For my "real work", I mostly use a Nikon Z7, but I also have a Z6, Fujifilm X-T3, Leica Q, Sony RX1R mk II and Ricoh GR III that comes with me from time to time.
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- I went to language school in Tokyo for one year in 2010-2011. After that, I've also taken some online courses and studied on my own.
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[@takematsu5574]

Thank you TE for the train ride ! I miss Yokohama and Kawasaki stations and the platforms. 23:44 I like the cute tone of voice. It could help passengers calm down when trains are delayed.

[@koreatripwalk8413]

The scenery outside the train is very impressive. Thanks for sharing.

[@pilotgrrl1]

Thanks for the train trip! I enjoyed seeing all the interesting buildings along the way.

[@edric9911]

greetings TE.. thanks for the ride, beautiful scenery and of course hope to see you soon.. stay healthy, thank you and see ya~!!

[@TheJared64]

Somebody applied the emergency breaks. What are the odds of that happening when all you wanted to do was film a train ride. But I still watched all 32 minutes of it. 😃

[@jarihult]

Very cool train ride , feel the excitement like being on the ride for real , arigato T E 👍!!!

[@delusionalwestbrookfan5745]

Love this line! Nice video 💪

[@MyWalkLondon]

I wish all readers a very happy and beautiful weekend.
Have fun and Stay Blessed 💝💝

[@oldschoolbible1978]

awesome video

[@markusarrow]

Hope all is well with you sir..

[@tonykipchirchir5477]

Tokyo Explorer please put reminder before streaming , so that i cant miss out on the live stream

[@TokyoExplorer]

I always do

[@efyu1339]

Did you visit the Shonan T-Site? It's a pretty good day trip.

[@TokyoExplorer]

Yeah, it’s a nice place!