I like how the train stops at scenic overviews so the passengers can take photos and the conductor reads the history of the sites. I'm surprised they don't stop to smell the roses in some trackside garden.
The best view is the cab view ! In places it a virtual canyon of green , trees all through . Not a soul in sight - difficult to reconcile these scenes with Japan after being exposed to the normal crowded cities ; a welcome change indeed ! That platform was raised on stilts .This is the perfect place to have a resort .
I watch these kinds of videos to help me sleep. This one is beautiful. Japan has such beautiful dense forests, I feel as though there’s just tons of beautiful creatures inside!! This video is very relaxing and makes you feel like you’re really there and its cool to see rural Japan.
Wow what a lively peace of filming the delightful landscape as in the stops along the way of Interest. Thank you also the Train Company and Driver and Conductor.
Very interesting video that shows a side of Japan that is seldom seen. The small factories and traditional architecture of the houses, along with beautiful scenery makes for an enjoyable and relaxing viewing experience. Thank you for sharing your work.
Thank you for sharing your video, I love the natural sounds. We film natural walks through soulful cities mainly in Europe so it's lovely to see others doing similar slow tv, in places we haven't been to (but now feel we have). We really enjoyed absorbing your video and losing ourselves in it. We look forward to seeing more and have subscribed.
as you are not do as I and I can imagine others do watch it on you tube there are many interesting people that take us around japan whilst we sit in the confines of our own homes people like john daub and many many others please watch them
Beautiful lighting in bottom tunnel. Almost could not make the grade as incredible 20% - 30% climb. I note that when a car or truck wishes to cross the railway they cannot get off the highway and end up with their back ends sticking out in the traffic. Very dangerous.
Very absorbing. Would like to see each station identified as to where the train starts, stops enroute and where it ends. Would be nice if the camera would look at each side of the train's cab from time to time and especially at the stops to see the station. Thanks again for a nice ride.
Bob -- here is a list of the stations called at by the train. If you do a search for any of these, adding the word "station" (e.g. "Kasashiho Station") in Google Maps / Google Street View and then click on the photo top left you will get a whole series of views of the station concerned. 穴水 0:00 Anamizu 能登中島 8:30 Noto-Kashima 西岸 15:00 Nishigishi 能登中島 23:00 Noto-Nakajima 笠師保 27:30 Kasashiho 田鶴浜 32:00 Tatsuruhama 和倉温泉 42:00 Wakuraonsen
I missed the single track train. my country has changed the track to electric train which took wide space. , it's best for faster public transport, but for holiday mood, not anymore. there are too many electric cables.
very beautiful and i particularly like the overcast skies - it brings out the colors of the trees and sea (which is medically true, by the way - our eyes pick up more colors when there are grey skies!) make more for different seasons please!!
Those comments about the overcast skies bringing out colour scan only come from someone who comes from a liquid sunshine area like the U.K. Seattle (Western Washington) in general, or Vancouver Canada Lol!
@@agems56 Actually, I am quoting the German Philosopher & Naturalist, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. -- but it is also true that a) I am 2nd generation from Northern Scotland and b) I live on the Canadian border where we get "patches of brightness" instead of sunshine.
I watch a lot of travel programmes on line especially japan many people show us around here is just a few of who I wrote in my book john daub ,Rachel and jun ,Audrey and Samuel,internationally me,kyde and eric,jennifer Julien,taylor r that's just a few of them
Thankyou for the video! Plenty of time to think on such a ride, and what went through my mind was how this part of Japan doesn't seem all that different from America... Except that it feels more lonely there, desolate and rundown, far away from the hustle and bustle of the bigger cities where loneliness is just concealed by the fact that you have the option of encountering total strangers, if the thought ever crossed your mind to do so! Every time I think of Japan, I think of the Atomic Bomb, and how it was my country that unleashed OUR worst nightmare on another country, but what was more preposterous was the excuse of why it was done, to save millions of lives... We do not have enough fingers to amount to the sorrow that Japan was dealt, not once, but twice. I would have never unleashed such a fury on anyone, and my childhood was filled with atomic nightmares I've never forgotten... At least I woke up from my nightmare! That I am sorry for, what Japan went through, the suffering that lasted long after the war was over, a war that was before my time, even so... A greater threat looms in the air, that threatens to destroy the individuality of every nation brought about by the United Nations efforts of speaking "peace", while preparing for the slaughter of billions. Thanks for the video! I apologize for the depression, but Japan is not exactly what I expected to see... I thought I would see great colorful buildings, with ancient Japanese designs, instead I see a darker version of my own Country. It is said that Japan is taking over the world, but from what I see, none of that money is making it into the pockets of it's own people, they seem worse off than we! Could the rumors be there just to stir up hatred and racism between the 99% of each our respective countries! As for me personally, I love every country, and find beauty in that which I do not see every day... To see a face that looks different, to hear a language that doesn't sound familiar, this is what makes life more bearable, but imagine a World Government, what hell on earth that would be, if we all were alike, and had nothing that makes us unique from each other! Don't accept the Mark of the Beast, nor give into the hand gestures people are doing these days, they have one foot already into the doorway of eternal damnation, when the Mark gets here, how much easier it will be for them to accept it, since they've accepted the signs that came before! Only Jesus Christ can bring World Peace, but everytime we try, results in massive loss of life!
Your rambling, well-meaning and somewhat irrelevent comment suggests that you've not travelled much, or maybe just not observed much. I think renewal of generations is marvellous; children are born innocent and should not be guilty or responsible for their parents mistakes. But neither should anyone rest ignorant of history and catastrophic events leading up to disaster. Read authoritative accounts of Japanese regional policy, starting from 1910, (Korea), continuing thru the 30's, (China), as well as WW2. Making the original aggressor into a "victim" doesn't help a healing process or the evolution of the spirit. Two good friends were camp and Burma Rail survivors; in one case young children were involved.... fortunately in most cases understanding and healing prevailed, in others, bitterness and revenge. Nanking is, sadly, the most notorious of Massacres, but read up on Manila Massacre,(1945), and you may understand better the reasoning behind the Atomic attacks, and the reluctance to invade. Sorry to disappoint you even more, but please don't rely on J. Christ for solutions; mankind is now entering the age where he/she must assume responsibility, (intelligent application of ecology, prosperity....peace..). If we fall back on the old, discredited "Big Daddy"-type religions, it'll just be more of the same...or worse. Best regards.
+NOShow2LIV Those who talk such words tend to exclude themselves and blame others for the worlds problems; Are you then judge, jury and executioner, to decide who amongst the old deserve to die, and whom amonst the young deserves to live?
That was very enjoyable. Thanks. One question, though, do you know why the train stopped several times where there was no station? There seemed to be some kind of information board at those points. Was it so that people could enjoy the view for a few moments?
This was a regular train, scheduled on the time table. However, on board there was a group of people on an organised tour with a guide who would explain things (I don't know what because I do not speak Japanese). At some points the train stopped, I suppose at the guides request, to give the people the possibility to enjoy the scenery (again with some explaination of the guide).
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Great video. It’s interesting to see the rural Japan that visitors from overseas very rarely experience.
Thanks for posting.
I really want to work in Japan. There are so many breathaking view and landscape. Also very rich in cultural heritage preserved.
I like this country, very beautiful natural scene.
I like how the train stops at scenic overviews so the passengers can take photos and the conductor reads the history of the sites. I'm surprised they don't stop to smell the roses in some trackside garden.
I wish TH-cam was filled with these treks... I could waste so much time, coffee and pastries here...
Japan's countryside looks simple yet so graceful !
Lovely scenery, I felt like i'm on the train
The best view is the cab view ! In places it a virtual canyon of green , trees all through . Not a soul in sight - difficult to reconcile these scenes with Japan after being exposed to the normal crowded cities ; a welcome change indeed ! That platform was raised on stilts .This is the perfect place to have a resort .
Thank you for stopping and showing the beautiful sights.
I watch these kinds of videos to help me sleep. This one is beautiful. Japan has such beautiful dense forests, I feel as though there’s just tons of beautiful creatures inside!! This video is very relaxing and makes you feel like you’re really there and its cool to see rural Japan.
One more beautiful video . What wonderful country ! Thank you so much .
This is one of the most amazing cab ride i have ever see!!! Thank you!!!!
美しいカントリー。どうもありがとうございました Beautiful Country. Thank you very much
Holiday lights inside the tunnel :/ awesome idea, only in japan. 1:55
Wow what a lively peace of filming the delightful landscape as in the stops along the way of Interest.
Thank you also the Train Company and Driver and Conductor.
There is awesome landscape,beautiful,nice video
A very beaytiful and interesting video, thank you for editing and posting it!
Thank you for sharing this pleasant journey by train. I discover japanese landscapes and countryside.
Very interesting video that shows a side of Japan that is seldom seen. The small factories and traditional architecture of the houses, along with beautiful scenery makes for an enjoyable and relaxing viewing experience. Thank you for sharing your work.
Amei o vídeo, muito lindo, até parece que a gente está viajando de verdade. Obrigada!
Absolute bliss! I live in Seattle and I’ve traveled a bit around the world but Japan train travel is the best. Peace.
Enjoyed your journey. Greetings from Indonesia.
Very peaceful video thanks
Very nice video....I enjoyed it.....First time cabride in this part of Japan
So nice trip. wish I was there on the train. God bless Japan.
yes indeed God bless japan
You have the mood for such a journey.
Very wonderful country !!!
Alucinante....maravilloso... gracias
Mooie rit Kees. Ik heb er met veel plezier naar gekeken. Dank voor het posten.
WOOOW..WOOOOW..WOOOOOOW..!
VERY BEAUTIFUL..👍👍👍
Beautiful country and beautiful train !!!
Muy lindo, gracias.
Какой красивый и интересный маршрут!)) Спасибо за видео!)))
That's Amazing..garden view
Very very peaceful journey in the early morning.
So lush, thanks!
Excellent video! Very enjoyable!
this how a poor man travels. by taking a ride on a youtube video...
xD
LOL if only you knew. Watching this cause of the stay at home orders.
Brough Jidus I think 🤔 this will be my next virtual trip. See the world 🌎 via TH-cam.
I got a passport but stuck at home cause of the shutdown and shit.
A Covid recluse!
So relaxing !!!
Thank" you..
Beautiful! I love countryside
País de 1° mundo...não se vê um papel no chão no decorrer da viajem.
Bacana!!!!
Estuvo bueno el paseo gracias y de gratis
Such an adorable network.
A very enjoyable video showing a lovely part of Japan. Dank je wel.
Graag gedaan.
Thank you, enjoyed it, could see Japan sitting in my home in Toronto, lovely.
so scenic, and no trash next to the tracks...
It is nice ro see a bit of Japan. I am curious about it. I've lived all over Europe and visited other continents, but not yet Japan. Very interesting.
Thank you for sharing your video, I love the natural sounds. We film natural walks through soulful cities mainly in Europe so it's lovely to see others doing similar slow tv, in places we haven't been to (but now feel we have). We really enjoyed absorbing your video and losing ourselves in it. We look forward to seeing more and have subscribed.
Oh how I wish I were in Japan at this moment. The most beautiful country/people in the world.
as you are not do as I and I can imagine others do watch it on you tube there are many interesting people that take us around japan whilst we sit in the confines of our own homes people like john daub and many many others please watch them
Wonderful journey! Like from RF!
วิวสวยมาก..น่าอยู่จังเมืองนี้
Maravilhoso amei o passeio
Beautiful lighting in bottom tunnel. Almost could not make the grade as incredible 20% - 30% climb. I note that when a car or truck wishes to cross the railway they cannot get off the highway and end up with their back ends sticking out in the traffic. Very dangerous.
石川県にこんな列車があるのは知らなかった。まるで観光バスみたい！
A great video in every respect!
So lovely country
Beautiful country
Me encantan estos vídeos ):
Beautiful country!
Obrigado pela viagem. :)
beautiful natural environment bro
i like how it has some artwork of anime styled characters on the side of it
muito bom lembro da estrada de ferro sorocabana onde meu pai trabalhava de manobrador muita saudades daquel tempo.
brasil
Beautiful view, salam Indonesia...
Dankeschön
Nossa, é muito legal,gosto de ver estas coisas boas
I'm curious, I notice the train keeps stoping at sigbs along the route. Besides shuttling passrngers is it just as much for sight-seeing?
Me gusta.ver videos de trenes de todas partes del mundo
no me siento solo en el mundo
Excellent!!
Mooie rit. Bijzondere tunnelverlichting.....
That was great!!! Make more.
There are more such clips on my channel. Search: Keesecito
Comme c'est magnifique
This is my first video from Japan that I looked at. Great video, beautiful nature, natural sound. I liked this video! Greetings from Ukraine!
Amazing .
Very nice Video . 🇳🇱 Greetings from Kerkrade City , Kingdom of the Netherlands !
Groeten uit Salamanca/Rotterdam.
Very absorbing. Would like to see each station identified as to where the train starts, stops enroute and where it ends. Would be nice if the camera would look at each side of the train's cab from time to time and especially at the stops to see the station. Thanks again for a nice ride.
Bob -- here is a list of the stations called at by the train. If you do a search for any of these, adding the word "station" (e.g. "Kasashiho Station") in Google Maps / Google Street View and then click on the photo top left you will get a whole series of views of the station concerned.
穴水 0:00 Anamizu
能登中島 8:30 Noto-Kashima
西岸 15:00 Nishigishi
能登中島 23:00 Noto-Nakajima
笠師保 27:30 Kasashiho
田鶴浜 32:00 Tatsuruhama
和倉温泉 42:00 Wakuraonsen
Very interesting.
I missed the single track train. my country has changed the track to electric train which took wide space. , it's best for faster public transport, but for holiday mood, not anymore. there are too many electric cables.
muito lindo
How refreshing to see the cars driving on the correct side of the road. :-)
I thought they were on the left. My mistake.
Why the correct side?
@@sizumakamiru9479 Don't worry about it, just us in the UK having a friendly dig at our pals over in the USA :-)
@@chattonlad9382 But the steering wheel is on the right
and people likes mukbang as asmr thing.
this is real asmr to me
Beautiful greenery on the way..
Anamizu... i really want to live there....
There was a sign at each point that signified a viewpoint...
very beautiful and i particularly like the overcast skies - it brings out the colors of the trees and sea (which is medically true, by the way - our eyes pick up more colors when there are grey skies!) make more for different seasons please!!
Those comments about the overcast skies bringing out colour scan only come from someone who comes from a liquid sunshine area like the U.K.
Seattle (Western Washington) in general, or Vancouver Canada Lol!
@@agems56 Actually, I am quoting the German Philosopher & Naturalist, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. -- but it is also true that a) I am 2nd generation from Northern Scotland and b) I live on the Canadian border where we get "patches of brightness" instead of sunshine.
2x speed = Bullet Train view :D
Nice Video!
Częstotliwość co 10 minut. Nieźle.
Muito legal
I watch a lot of travel programmes on line especially japan many people show us around here is just a few of who I wrote in my book john daub ,Rachel and jun ,Audrey and Samuel,internationally me,kyde and eric,jennifer Julien,taylor r that's just a few of them
Country rail, take me home.
Thankyou for the video! Plenty of time to think on such a ride, and what went through my mind was how this part of Japan doesn't seem all that different from America... Except that it feels more lonely there, desolate and rundown, far away from the hustle and bustle of the bigger cities where loneliness is just concealed by the fact that you have the option of encountering total strangers, if the thought ever crossed your mind to do so!
Every time I think of Japan, I think of the Atomic Bomb, and how it was my country that unleashed OUR worst nightmare on another country, but what was more preposterous was the excuse of why it was done, to save millions of lives... We do not have enough fingers to amount to the sorrow that Japan was dealt, not once, but twice.
I would have never unleashed such a fury on anyone, and my childhood was filled with atomic nightmares I've never forgotten... At least I woke up from my nightmare! That I am sorry for, what Japan went through, the suffering that lasted long after the war was over, a war that was before my time, even so... A greater threat looms in the air, that threatens to destroy the individuality of every nation brought about by the United Nations efforts of speaking "peace", while preparing for the slaughter of billions.
Thanks for the video! I apologize for the depression, but Japan is not exactly what I expected to see... I thought I would see great colorful buildings, with ancient Japanese designs, instead I see a darker version of my own Country. It is said that Japan is taking over the world, but from what I see, none of that money is making it into the pockets of it's own people, they seem worse off than we!
Could the rumors be there just to stir up hatred and racism between the 99% of each our respective countries! As for me personally, I love every country, and find beauty in that which I do not see every day... To see a face that looks different, to hear a language that doesn't sound familiar, this is what makes life more bearable, but imagine a World Government, what hell on earth that would be, if we all were alike, and had nothing that makes us unique from each other! Don't accept the Mark of the Beast, nor give into the hand gestures people are doing these days, they have one foot already into the doorway of eternal damnation, when the Mark gets here, how much easier it will be for them to accept it, since they've accepted the signs that came before!
Only Jesus Christ can bring World Peace, but everytime we try, results in massive loss of life!
Your rambling, well-meaning and somewhat irrelevent comment suggests that you've not travelled much, or maybe just not observed much. I think renewal of generations is marvellous; children are born innocent and should not be guilty or responsible for their parents mistakes. But neither should anyone rest ignorant of history and catastrophic events leading up to disaster. Read authoritative accounts of Japanese regional policy, starting from 1910, (Korea), continuing thru the 30's, (China), as well as WW2. Making the original aggressor into a "victim" doesn't help a healing process or the evolution of the spirit. Two good friends were camp and Burma Rail survivors; in one case young children were involved.... fortunately in most cases understanding and healing prevailed, in others, bitterness and revenge. Nanking is, sadly, the most notorious of Massacres, but read up on Manila Massacre,(1945), and you may understand better the reasoning behind the Atomic attacks, and the reluctance to invade.
Sorry to disappoint you even more, but please don't rely on J. Christ for solutions; mankind is now entering the age where he/she must assume responsibility, (intelligent application of ecology, prosperity....peace..). If we fall back on the old, discredited "Big Daddy"-type religions, it'll just be more of the same...or worse.
Best regards.
+NOShow2LIV Those who talk such words tend to exclude themselves and blame others for the worlds problems; Are you then judge, jury and executioner, to decide who amongst the old deserve to die, and whom amonst the young deserves to live?
WoW love You from Turkey 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Japan is beautiful and green country.
Remek videó Gratulálok!
Beutiful
I miss living there!
What u miss?
That was very enjoyable. Thanks. One question, though, do you know why the train stopped several times where there was no station? There seemed to be some kind of information board at those points. Was it so that people could enjoy the view for a few moments?
This was a regular train, scheduled on the time table. However, on board there was a group of people on an organised tour with a guide who would explain things (I don't know what because I do not speak Japanese). At some points the train stopped, I suppose at the guides request, to give the people the possibility to enjoy the scenery (again with some explaination of the guide).
Interesting. Thanks for the answer.
just look at that tunnel first oh my!!! :D
Look likes kokan the pride of Maharashtra