Great video! Especially when coming out of those first tunnels & seeing the beach😍 at Nishibun. And then more beautiful scenery further towards Nahari. Thank you! By the way, the video starts at the Kochi Station on the Dosan Line. Once you get to Gomen Station, there starts the Tosa Kuroshio line. Thought I'd metion that for people like me who follow the train lines with google maps👍
@@waterbase51 Simply determine the starting location by locating it on Google maps & then hope its a area that has been mapped at street level. Not all countries & areas get it. Once you get to a street view, travel out a little bit to make sure your following the train in the same direction. Unless the video clearly states the stops, then obviously you'll know exactly which direction to go. Sometimes you'll have to use Google Translate as well to know what your looking for. Safe travels! 😎
@@robertg6018 thank you for your help. Sometimes they gave the station names and sometime nothing. I started with the translation of a book about Japanese pruiningtechniec. Than I wanted to know more about the Japanese landscape and I discovered the trains. Experience is very important.
Jos Callinet Hi, Jos Thank you so much for your comment: very interesting!!! For me, is a surprise watch an Italian brand in Japan [I'm Italian]! "ESSO SUPERCORTEMAGGIORE" and "Agip" are two old Italian brands in gas distribution.
What is that horrible bell that keeps ringing during the video? Also why did you wast all that time sitting at stations. You could have cut that out and saved a lot of time. Great video though except for that bell ;-)
This bell is ATS. ATS is a system on a train that automatically stops a train if certain situations occur (unresponsive train operator, earthquake, disconnected rail, train running over a stop signal, etc.) to prevent accidents. It is because it is a rule that can not erase the alarm sound for traffic signals inside the station. Thank you for watching the video!
I'm surprised the driver can concentrate on his driving with that noise. It drove me crazy just listening to the video. I had to turn my sound way down.. Thanks for the reply. I figured it might be something like that. I'm 41 years engine driver (34) and subway driver(7) here.
That bell is very loud and seems like it would distract the driver. I'm not hearing it in other train videos. I bet the maintenance crew is just putting you on about not turning it down. WOW! 5 speed transmission! Too cool and lovely scenery! Thank you!
You're right! Something was going on in this video. Even our ATS system here 'dings' us only every 90 seconds and that's only if we don't do anything at all for the 90 seconds. Moving the throttle (controller), brake, whistle,or bell disables the alarm anyway. Yes I never heard anything like this in any other train video either.
昔、廃止になった土佐電気鉄道安芸線も同じルートでした。
土佐電気鉄道の停車駅は 後免→後免町→立田→日章→西野市→野市→古川→赤岡→
→岸本→月見山→夜須→手結→海浜学校前→住吉→長谷寄→西分→和食→赤野→八流
→穴内→安芸（現在の球場前駅付近です）。
かなり多くの区間が、旧土佐電鉄の線路の上を高架で通っています。46：17頃に右下に見える
現在のサイクリングロードが土佐電鉄線でした。
I just love the engine sound and how it goes changing gears. Always enjoy watching your videos!
Enjoyed it very much...the video shows lots of countryside and very nice views as well as rail operations. Thank you.
Hello from Texas. Thanks for the ride. Enjoyed it very much.
Nice scenery mate. Can’t wait to visit
nice journey especially along the coast. thank you
Your videos are great. Keep them coming.
Thanks for your time and efforts.
Wonderful journey thanks for posting cheer's bob.
私はこのビデオを素晴らしく楽しんだ、電車はとても素敵な場所を通った、ありがとう。
Nice vid, nice countryside!
OH,those bells those bells !!!!
It seems that the Japanese have a high tolerance for loud bells.
“Ask not for whom the bell tolls.....”😉 (They drove me bats too.)
Great video! Especially when coming out of those first tunnels & seeing the beach😍 at Nishibun. And then more beautiful scenery further towards Nahari. Thank you!
By the way, the video starts at the Kochi Station on the Dosan Line. Once you get to Gomen Station, there starts the Tosa Kuroshio line. Thought I'd metion that for people like me who follow the train lines with google maps👍
Robert, I want to follow the trains on google map also. Do you have advice for me?
@@waterbase51 Simply determine the starting location by locating it on Google maps & then hope its a area that has been mapped at street level. Not all countries & areas get it. Once you get to a street view, travel out a little bit to make sure your following the train in the same direction. Unless the video clearly states the stops, then obviously you'll know exactly which direction to go. Sometimes you'll have to use Google Translate as well to know what your looking for. Safe travels! 😎
@@robertg6018 thank you for your help. Sometimes they gave the station names and sometime nothing. I started with the translation of a book about Japanese pruiningtechniec. Than I wanted to know more about the Japanese landscape and I discovered the trains. Experience is very important.
@@robertg6018 I'd appreciate the stop names too. It does make it easier to follow on the maps. Thank you.
Just one question if I may, what was that Bell I kept on hearing almost all the time?
wow....super Video! Thumbs up!
土佐くろしお鉄道にしろ紀勢本線にしろ陸の孤島のような海岸沿いを走る路線って結構好きです。
1:05:01: ESSO gas station at left! 😮! fantastic 😃!_Very, very beautiful landscapes!
Fortunately, outside of U.S.A., ESSO gasoline has been EXXONerated from having to be spelled with those two letters 'X"!
Jos Callinet
Hi, Jos
Thank you so much for your comment: very interesting!!!
For me, is a surprise watch an Italian brand in Japan [I'm Italian]!
"ESSO SUPERCORTEMAGGIORE" and "Agip" are two old Italian brands in gas distribution.
映像を大画面に映して、椅子をロッキングモードにして部屋を暗くすれば、あら簡単に列車に乗ってる気分が楽しめる
0:00 高知
4:40 薊野
7:26 土佐一宮
10:12 布師田
13:39 土佐大津(列車交換の為長時間停車)
22:59 後免
27:17 後免町
32:34 のいち
Wow didn't realise Japan had Diesel trains. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video :)
Cool Sightseeing.
But horror bells, ding dong ding dong ding dong...... omg.
先に書いたのは、ごめん奈半利線区間の一日乗車券です、ひょっとしたら、車掌が乗務し、買えるかもしれませんが、ごめん奈半利線の車庫が有る大きめな安芸駅でも買えるようですよ、
英語の放送なんていつ始まったんだろう？2014年時点では実施されていなかった気がするんだけど。
Awesome!
You know what I've noticed is that there are only rice fields. No cows, dogs or cats. Hell i didnt even see any birds fly by. This is eeerie.
sound sync?
How do you put the tittle in Japanese but then it changes to English when you watch the video?
I think TH-cam automatically translates it.
why are they skipping some stations?
Because this is a rapid train? Only local trains stop at every station.
なんで外人がこんなに食いついてるんだ？？
日本語って難しいね
👏👏👏🌷🇺🇦
飽きる程に乗り倒してるが、16000円ぐらいで、一日乗り倒せた？かな、ごめん奈半利線、二千円も有れば、一日乗車券は釣りが来ると思いますので、日帰りならば買った方がお得ですね。
高知県唯一の快速列車。
キンコンキンコンうるさｗ
たぶんATSの音だと思う。
기차 와드
What is that horrible bell that keeps ringing during the video? Also why did you wast all that time sitting at stations. You could have cut that out and saved a lot of time. Great video though except for that bell ;-)
This bell is ATS.
ATS is a system on a train that automatically stops a train if
certain situations occur (unresponsive train operator, earthquake,
disconnected rail, train running over a stop signal, etc.) to prevent
accidents.
It is because it is a rule that can not erase the alarm sound for traffic signals inside the station.
Thank you for watching the video!
I'm surprised the driver can concentrate on his driving with that noise. It drove me crazy just listening to the video. I had to turn my sound way down.. Thanks for the reply. I figured it might be something like that. I'm 41 years engine driver (34) and subway driver(7) here.
That bell is very loud and seems like it would distract the driver. I'm not hearing it in other train videos. I bet the maintenance crew is just putting you on about not turning it down. WOW! 5 speed transmission! Too cool and lovely scenery! Thank you!
You're right! Something was going on in this video. Even our ATS system here 'dings' us only every 90 seconds and that's only if we don't do anything at all for the 90 seconds. Moving the throttle (controller), brake, whistle,or bell disables the alarm anyway. Yes I never heard anything like this in any other train video either.
@@@athopi
It might very well be a rule of that railway company.
ピンポン連打うるさすぎて草