JR Ryōmō Line driver's view from Oyama to Takasaki in Japan

To Takasaki from Oyama,Train Number 454M Oyama departure 13:07 arrival 14:57 Takasaki.
May 5, 2014, shooting from the car KuHa 115-1097 115-1000 series, the T1143 formation.

[@muhammadtariq281]

Very beautiful railway journey. Thank you very much for uploading. I visit Japan through driver's view. God bless Japan.

[@cthitorikamonen2874]

You're welcome. Thank you for your comment.

[@zanerichards8348]

I rode this line several times. Very cool!

[@cthitorikamonen2874]

I would be glad if my videos helps you remember your nostalgic memories.

[@ACE999]

Very interesting journey. Thank you.

[@cthitorikamonen2874]

You're welcome

[@cthitorikamonen2874]

+skoko1945
From Tochigi Prefecture Oyama Station, to Gunma Prefecture Takasaki Station.

[@Rebel9668]

For some reason I had always assumed trains in Japan went much faster than this. This looks like riding a tourist line in America, even down to the weed coked and abandoned sections of line off to the sides.

[@masterp443]

Rebel9668 that's because you're watching the slow lines lol

[@nasirgoldbourne47]

Rebel9668 The bullet trains and watch the tokadio,And more

[@nasirgoldbourne47]

Rebel9668 So basically your making fun of this vid

[@baront1057]

I am curious how the train looks like

[@cthitorikamonen2874]

Please see the video below.
th-cam.com/video/d0jmDcArNiQ/w-d-xo.html

[@skoko1945]

From which Oyama, what prefecture?

[@stellasama]

+skoko1945 Oyama in the prefecture Tochigi.

[@skoko1945]

+Niklas Wanner Thanks, I like to follow on Google Earth

[@miyanagibackup3374]

In 17:50 , i want to play "One more time one more chance" song

[@cthitorikamonen2874]

Do you have your memories there?

[@miyanagibackup3374]

@@cthitorikamonen2874 ahh.... Not really
Iwafune station is one of memorable scene at "5 centimeters per second" anime movie

[@cthitorikamonen2874]

I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with recent anime.

[@miyanagibackup3374]

@@cthitorikamonen2874 well, actually it was 2007 anime movie

[@davravidumn]

Is this a meter-gauge railway?

[@cthitorikamonen2874]

Sorry, it is close to the correct answer but wrong.It is 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm) .

[@davravidumn]

Thank you for the correction! I could tell that it wasn't standard gauge, anyway.

[@cthitorikamonen2874]

You are welcome.

[@athopi]

Nice vid except for rude passenger with plastic bag...