Once you heard and experienced the sounds of the Yamanote line, they will stay in your mind forever ❤ It’s been almost 5 years since I visited Tokyo for the last time. And thanks to this video, I just had my ultimate ‘damn I need to go back’ moment 😄
Im just from Canada. seriously the best 'trains' ive ridden have been a single track overground one, along with subways a few times in Toronto. This looks like bliss to ride and even experience. Also kudos for English included in the intercom too, Honto Arigatou to them for sure.
@@kimmyera174 our trains are pretty trash compared to the rest of the world. It's all freight in Canada except for VIA trains which aren't that great and too expensive to be used regularly. I suppose the commuter GO trains are our best ones in Toronto.
I haven’t been to Tokyo since 2014. Yamanote line gives me so much fond memories. My most recent trip to Japan, I spent most of my time in Kansai and Hiroshima prefecture, I went all the way down to Hakata but only for a day trip to eat Ramen and walk around the area. All trains in Japan are great but Tokyo Trains are next level amazing.
It’s been one day since returning from Japan and I’m sitting here at work listening to this as I work. Mentally I’m still there 😭! Thank you for sharing this!!!
Thanks so much for watching our video (and listening to it!). We had hoped our videos could make people feel this way. We hope you can visit Japan once again in the future to experience it again!
It's very painful to watch this and to think that in this precise moment someone is listening to all these beloved sounds. I was last in Tokyo in 2016, I think, and I miss it so much. Unfortunately I can not take the time off to visit once again. My Tokyo, my favourite city in the world. Last time I stayed in Ueno, before that, 2 or 3 times in the 1990's, in Ikebukuro. Tears come to my eyes. I hope I can return in the not too distant future.
Thank you so much for watching and sharing your comment! We really hope that you can get another chance to visit and relive the train again in the future!
I'm coming back to Tokyo later this year (was there last in 2017) and to listen to this and remember the ambiance (and somehow comforting?) feeling of being on the Yamanote Loop, this makes me so damn excited to go back. Interesting how in every other country I've been to public transit was a nightmare, but it was a dream/pleasure/nostalgic in Japan.
Thank you so much for watching our video and commenting! Since you posted this, did you get a chance to re-visit Tokyo again? We hope you enjoyed your stay!
Japan felt like my second home. Unfortunately I haven't been able to return but every time I hit the lows, this clip heals me with fond memories of my time there. Thank you very much!!
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I used to live in Japan and hearing the sounds from the trains especially this one always gives me flashbacks. What impresses me the most is the precision from the drivers.
Those drivers are incredibly professional and precise, we agree! We're glad our video could bring you back to the train, in some sense! We hope you can do so again in the future!
When I was first getting used to visiting and getting around Tokyo, I spent so much time on the Yamanote. Eventually I figured out the other lines and could move around more efficiently, but this'll always be super nostalgic for me.
the nostalgia i'm getting from this video is massive. just makes you want to jump on the next plane headed for tokyo. so many memories and so many lovely places. will be back.
I've been back home from Japan less than 2 days and I'm already looking up videos like these to listen to in the background while I work. 🥺 Ready to go back
Just came back from my first trip to Japan not too long ago mid-March. I rode the Yamanote line almost daily along with all the other lines around Tokyo. I never thought I would crave the ambiance of the Yamanote line. This makes me very happy to listen to, in a sad way - I miss Tokyo and the public transit. Thank you for uploading this!
This puts a smile on my face, listening to the station sounds and taking a ride around the yamanote line. I was in Shinagawa and remember hitting the 7/11 then going over to the station and down the stairs for the JY line. Gotanda was another favorite of mine. thanks for sharing this.
I was one of the many people who flooded into Japan this summer to visit. I stayed for about a week in a hostel not far from the uguisudani station, so I took this line a lot. I already kinda miss Japan again. It was my first trip there, hopefully not my last. Next time I'll hopefully be a lot better at speaking Japanese...
Watched this all the way through more than once. Takes me right back to Tokyo. Quite night in front of the TV with this on, no lights in the room and just relax.
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Absolutely brilliant. Fantastic video and so many memories. I will definitely be listening to this in the background. Subscribed and looking forward to more!! Thank you!
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I just came back from Japan, and I can attest that the sounds are exactly the same as when this video was filmed. I miss Japan already! I want to go back! Thank you for uploading this video!
I was in Japan 3 days ago for vacation, can't believe I'm back to my home country and have to go back to work again, already missing Japan. Thanks to this video brought me back some memories about my Japan trip.
We're so happy you enjoyed your trip to Japan and we're glad our video could help with your memories of it! We hope you can come back to visit again soon!
Very nice sound. Tricks the brain to feel movement when you listen long enough. I visited Tokyo in 2009 and 2011 and traveled a lot on Yamanote line. This really takes me back.
Have you ever rode on the Yamanote Line? If so, what's your favorite station to visit? Do you usually fall asleep on the train? Please let us know your thoughts down below! Also, send us any suggestions for future videos of sounds and sights in the comments!
I would be interested in seeing cab rides on some of the private companies: Seibu, Keikyu, chichibu railway, Enoden etc. Perhaps a Asakusa walk or a waterfront walk.
@@Samuussman Thanks for the comment! Wow, you are reading our minds! The next 2 videos will actually be a Yurikamome Monorail Line cab ride and an Asakusa walk! Thanks for the other suggestions! We'll try to get those recorded for you!
Shinjuku and Shibuya Edit: I remember watching Shibuya crossing on television when I was a little kid. I get a little emotional when I enter and exit the station.
@@TheKaiTetley Two amazing stations ( the #1 & #2 busiest train stations in the world)! Lots of good memories for us, as well, at both of those places! Thanks for sharing your memories with us!
Miss japan so much, missing these sounds. We used to travel to Japan twice or 3 times a year, the last trip was in december 2019 (we did 3 trips to Japan in 2019) and it was my son's 10th year trip to Japan. Then covid happened
We completely understand! We hope you can return again soon! The government is slowly trialing visitors this month and next month to select countries. We hope it’ll open to everyone soon! 👍
I visited Tokyo twice back in 2013 and 2017! Lord knows how much i love and miss Japan. My family and i took the yamanote line often as we were staying in Shinjuku more convenient to go around tokyo. We just cant wait to go back to Japan. Thanks for the video
@@audioodyssey3412 I will plan to go, as long as my passport are renewed, I want to experience riding in Yamanote line, one of the most famous train lines in Japan.
My first visit to Japan at the age of 68 was only last month (05/2024), only a short 9 days in total. Best holiday of my life and a wonderful time there but why am I drawn to these videos, why is my phone ringtone now the Tokyo station jingle? I'm intending to get back as many times as I can while I still can as the journey from the UK is challenging to say the least.
2 am in the morning and i miss travelling to Japan so much, i miss the ambient of the train, the music, the sound and this video really brings back my memories in Japan... COVID PLEASE GO AWAY, i want to travel to Japan again! 😭😭
I can convey exactly the same feelings that many other people shared, and I feel the same nostalgy seeing this video. Used t travel to japan twice per year, even got a lover there. Last time was june 2019, then covid happened and the border control forced me to cancel my march 2020 trip. Since them I'm locked out of japan and I lost my lover too. Miss japan and miss her everyday, and videos like this bring me back to a happier place. Thank you for sharing this videos.
I was in Tokyo 8 weeks ago and used the Yamanote line every day. Also had a ride on the Yamabiko (Green shinkansen at right in the biginning of this video). It was the first of what I hope is many visits to Japan.
How fascinating it is! Every time I look at Japan and especially at Tokyo, I feel like it's the future. Something very atmospheric, not quite clear, but really alluring. I dream of visiting Tokyo in the future. It is truly a magical city. I'm sure it will be one of my best memories
I miss visiting Japan and traveling in general. My family is telling me to move to Japan for university, so I was thinking of my possible transportation and came across this. The last time I visited was in January 2020 and I remember these train rides very well. I haven't been on an airplane since COVID. :(
With Japan opening up now to tourists, we hope that you can make your way back here again, especially for university!. Thank you watching our video! We appreciate it!
We're so happy you enjoyed your trip to Japan and we're glad our video could help with your memories of it! We hope you can come back to visit again soon!
I haven't been able to make it back to Japan for several years, and I'm apparently suffering from Tokyo train system deprivation; I ended up watching the whole video. XD めっちゃ懐かしい。。。 Thank you so much for this.
Last time I've been in Tokyo was 2007, and I fondly remember all my train rides within Tokyo and Fuchu (where my office was that time). Hope to visit again Tokyo soon!!! Thanks for putting a video on the Yamanote Line. :)
I use videos of Tokyo Subway as brackground images and white noise. Best video to concentrate and be productive! This particular one is one of the best ones
Thank you so much for this video... I cant wait to return to Japan when it finally opens to tourists again, precious and beatiful country. 私は日本語を勉強します。 どうもありがとうございました
I love this! I love metro, cuz I live far away from our capital city where a metro is located, and I rarely visit it. We don't even have railways in our city! But I remember when I've been in Moscow, and Yamanote line is very similar to our "Moscow Central Circle", which is actually not a metro line, but "on-ground" railway, but integrated into Moscow metro system. But there's something special I noticed while listening to this video: there's a unique chime sound on each station (I'm not sure is it arrival sound or departure one), it adds so much vibe! And also this "arigatoo gozaimasu" :) Japan is so polite country! I wish I could visit it one day! P. S. and also numbering the stations line "JY 12" is really helpful, some station names are hard to catch actually. It's a problem of Moscow metro: the names are just transliterated from Russian to English and would sound like "Novoslabotskaya" or "Ulitsa Tisacha Devyatsot Pyatogo Goda", ouch! It's just hard not just to catch, but even read! So yea, Tokio metro is so good at making things comfortable :) Arigatoo gozaimasu for this video! :D
Thank you so much for your comment! We really appreciate you watching and listening to the video! That is a really interesting bit of information that you shared. We think the Japanese train system tries to make things as simple as possible, so many people can ride it, especially since Tokyo prepared for the 2020 Olympics.
Upon writing this it has been 5 days since I have left Tokyo and returned to my home country. I have been there for only three weeks but it felt much like a home and miss it dearly. I wish to return sooner than later. Thank you for the video!
We're so happy you enjoyed your trip to Japan and we're glad our video could help with your memories of it! We hope you can come back to visit again soon!
Thankyou for this, I stayed in Tokyo for a little over a month and just came back from my trip having regretted not recorded the audio of the stops and the announcements (especially where I stayed at Uguisudani Station). The Yamanote Line announcements was like ASMR 😮
We're glad that we could record the audio for you! Thanks so much for watching (and listening)! We really appreciate it! Maybe you'll get a chance again in the future to return and ride again!
This is interesting to see how close the stations are to each other. You can actually see some of the stations already from the previous station, but when you have to walk that distance you realise it's not as close as it seems.
Wow, thanks for the comment! We're happy that the video could help you out with work and studying! Do your best with whatever you do! We hope other people will feel the same way about the video!
@@felipefs106 haha wow! Thanks Felipe! You’re a true subscriber! We hope to get more videos out soon! Do you prefer cab views or side views? Or no preference?
”depart at 18 min 30 sec because the later train is delayed” Is that means the driver is instructed to depart later than scheduled time to prevent a phenomenon like “bus bunching” ?
Nice, subscribed. Japan looks like a wonderful country. The magic of the Internet and video's like this allow me to travel the world and to places i would never get. They show the real image and not one put together by travel agents.
It's crazy to think you don't really need a car (not saying that you can't) but it really helps getting around everywhere for cheaper. Having stations in every city like they do would do wonders for health and well-being in the states. Sadly the U.S. has a crime crisis on its hands at the moment. 😞
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Yamanote Line 山手線
Time list 時刻表
0:30 Tokyo 東京 (JY01)
1:06 Kanda 神田 (JY02)
3:01 Akihabara 秋葉原 (JY03)
6:57 Okachimachi 御徒町 (JY04)
8:51 Ueno 上野 (JY05)
14:25 Uguisudani 鶯谷 (JY06)
16:23 Nippori 日暮里 (JY07)
19:02 Nishi-nippori 西日暮里 (JY08)
20:46 Tabata 田端 (JY09)
22:53 Kogagome 駒込 (JY10)
25:18 Sugamo 巢鴨 (JY11)
27:10 Otsuka 大塚 (JY12)
29:21 Ikebukuro 池袋 (JY13)
32:12 Mejiro 目白 (JY14)
34:07 Takadanobaba 高田馬場 (JY15)
36:00 Shin-okubo 新大久保 (JY16)
38:12 Shinjuku 新宿 (JY17)
40:30 Yoyogi 代代木 (JY18)
42:20 Harajuku 原宿 (JY19)
44:39 Shibuya 澀谷 (JY20)
47:30 Ebisu 惠比壽 (JY21)
49:55 Meguro 目黑 (JY22)
52:15 Gotanda 五反田 (JY23)
54:08 Osaki 大崎 (JY24)
56:23 Shinagawa 品川 (JY25)
58:54 Takanawa Gateway 高輪Gateway (JY26)
1:00:27 Tamachi 田町 (JY27)
1:02:44 Hamamatsucho 浜松町 (JY28)
1:04:56 Shimbashi 新橋 (JY29)
1:07:06 Yurakucho 有樂町 (JY30)
1:09:05 Tokyo 東京 (JY01)
Correct _kanji_
JY11 巣鴨
JY18 代々木
JY20 渋谷
JY21 恵比寿
JY22 目黒
JY30 有楽町
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The Yamanote line jingles are still in my head even 4 years after visiting Tokyo
It’s about time to visit again and hear the jingles in person! 👍
Same bruh
Still stuck in ny head after visiting 4 months ago... Can't wait to go back next summer . 😭
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Same here. My wedding holiday was in 2019 all along Japan and i still they sounds in my mind...
Once you heard and experienced the sounds of the Yamanote line, they will stay in your mind forever ❤
It’s been almost 5 years since I visited Tokyo for the last time. And thanks to this video, I just had my ultimate ‘damn I need to go back’ moment 😄
💯 the last time I was in Tokyo was in 2011 and I remember every single jingle from this line it’s insane!
theres nothing like it
I even make the chime my ringtone
Im just from Canada. seriously the best 'trains' ive ridden have been a single track overground one, along with subways a few times in Toronto. This looks like bliss to ride and even experience. Also kudos for English included in the intercom too, Honto Arigatou to them for sure.
@@kimmyera174 our trains are pretty trash compared to the rest of the world. It's all freight in Canada except for VIA trains which aren't that great and too expensive to be used regularly. I suppose the commuter GO trains are our best ones in Toronto.
I haven’t been to Tokyo since 2014. Yamanote line gives me so much fond memories. My most recent trip to Japan, I spent most of my time in Kansai and Hiroshima prefecture, I went all the way down to Hakata but only for a day trip to eat Ramen and walk around the area. All trains in Japan are great but Tokyo Trains are next level amazing.
Thanks for sharing your stories about Japan, Jason! Train trips are always memorable here in Japan! Food in Hiroshima prefecture is amazing!
Yeah the Tokyo Metro lines connects literally everywhere in Tokyo. You can literally go anywhere you want in Tokyo in comfort.
It’s been one day since returning from Japan and I’m sitting here at work listening to this as I work. Mentally I’m still there 😭! Thank you for sharing this!!!
Thanks so much for watching our video (and listening to it!). We had hoped our videos could make people feel this way. We hope you can visit Japan once again in the future to experience it again!
It's very painful to watch this and to think that in this precise moment someone is listening to all these beloved sounds. I was last in Tokyo in 2016, I think, and I miss it so much. Unfortunately I can not take the time off to visit once again. My Tokyo, my favourite city in the world. Last time I stayed in Ueno, before that, 2 or 3 times in the 1990's, in Ikebukuro. Tears come to my eyes. I hope I can return in the not too distant future.
The 90s too, must have been a wonderful time!
日本人です！
いつでもお越しください❤
いつまでもお待ちしてます。また近いうちに遊びにいらして下さい😊
Thank you so much for watching and sharing your comment! We really hope that you can get another chance to visit and relive the train again in the future!
@@videocatalao I have visited Tokyo for the first time in dec 2023, fell in love and have been back 6 times total!
The amount of trains on the other Yamanote Line track shows how consistent and accurate Japan's rail network is.
The throughput is insane. Imagine the capacity with literally 20 of these trains with like 12 carriages per hour.
I wouldn't say consistent, 'accident(actually suicide)' everyday...
It really is an amazing logistical and technological bit of engineering!
@@heeholee216true 🥲
@@heeholee216not the fault of the line though is it. They provide a consistent service whenever physically possible.
これを聴くと朝の通勤を思い出します。そして仕事終わりに会社から帰る時に乗ってるのでこの環境音で眠くなります。。。
私たちのビデオを見聞きしていただきありがとうございます! 今後も頑張ります！
I'm coming back to Tokyo later this year (was there last in 2017) and to listen to this and remember the ambiance (and somehow comforting?) feeling of being on the Yamanote Loop, this makes me so damn excited to go back. Interesting how in every other country I've been to public transit was a nightmare, but it was a dream/pleasure/nostalgic in Japan.
Thank you so much for watching our video and commenting! Since you posted this, did you get a chance to re-visit Tokyo again? We hope you enjoyed your stay!
@@audioodyssey3412 I sure did! I went last November and every train ride (as well as everything else in Japan) was a joy 🥰
@@Ashmanns Amazing! We're really glad you got a chance to visit and we hope you get a chance to visit again in the future!
Japan felt like my second home. Unfortunately I haven't been able to return but every time I hit the lows, this clip heals me with fond memories of my time there. Thank you very much!!
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing this! It really means a lot to us that our videos can have an impact like this. We hope you can visit again some day soon!
@@audioodyssey3412 Thanks guys, keep up the good work!!
I used to live in Japan and hearing the sounds from the trains especially this one always gives me flashbacks. What impresses me the most is the precision from the drivers.
Those drivers are incredibly professional and precise, we agree! We're glad our video could bring you back to the train, in some sense! We hope you can do so again in the future!
シーンとした空間だと眠りにつけない私はこれをBGMにして寝ています笑笑
笑笑これが私たちがビデオを作成した理由です！ ご視聴いただきありがとうございました！
When I was first getting used to visiting and getting around Tokyo, I spent so much time on the Yamanote. Eventually I figured out the other lines and could move around more efficiently, but this'll always be super nostalgic for me.
We're glad to have been a means of sparking your nostalgia! Thanks for sharing the memory! We appreciate it!
the nostalgia i'm getting from this video is massive. just makes you want to jump on the next plane headed for tokyo. so many memories and so many lovely places. will be back.
This is exactly what we wanted to capture in our video! We hope you can come back to Tokyo and relive it again in person!
I've been back home from Japan less than 2 days and I'm already looking up videos like these to listen to in the background while I work. 🥺 Ready to go back
We hope you can come back again soon to relive the memories! The yen is so weak right now, that it'd be a shame not to take advantage of it!
Just came back from my first trip to Japan not too long ago mid-March. I rode the Yamanote line almost daily along with all the other lines around Tokyo. I never thought I would crave the ambiance of the Yamanote line. This makes me very happy to listen to, in a sad way - I miss Tokyo and the public transit. Thank you for uploading this!
Same! I wss there at the same time as you were. This train line was a nice highlight of my trip!
You guys have to go back there again
Thank you so much for sharing your memory! We hope you can re-visit and ride the Yamanote Line again in person!
The ambience sounds are so PERFECT I turned around several times because I thought they were real world sound. Omg. Extraordinary quality.
Thanks so much for watching and LISTENING! 🥹
@@audioodyssey3412 Thank you for bringing this! I hope I can hear it in person soon, I wish to fly to Japan these years ❤
Yes, we hope you can while the yen is weak! It would be a shame not to visit!
This puts a smile on my face, listening to the station sounds and taking a ride around the yamanote line. I was in Shinagawa and remember hitting the 7/11 then going over to the station and down the stairs for the JY line. Gotanda was another favorite of mine. thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for watching and sharing your memories of those stations! I wonder if the stations have changed much presently, to when you remember them.
山手線なんか毎回乗ってるとめっちゃ落ち着いて眠くなるから睡眠ASMRにピッタリwww
私たちのビデオを見聞きしていただきありがとうございます! 安眠のためにもう一度聞いてください！
I was one of the many people who flooded into Japan this summer to visit. I stayed for about a week in a hostel not far from the uguisudani station, so I took this line a lot.
I already kinda miss Japan again. It was my first trip there, hopefully not my last. Next time I'll hopefully be a lot better at speaking Japanese...
We hope that you keep learning Japanese so that you can visit again! Thanks so much for watching our train video and supporting us!
Am I the only one who has never been to Japan but find the Lady's voice oddly satisfying?😂
A number of people have mentioned that to us 😂👍
54:35 tokyo rinkai kousoku tetsudou rinkai Line
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Watched this all the way through more than once. Takes me right back to Tokyo. Quite night in front of the TV with this on, no lights in the room and just relax.
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Absolutely brilliant. Fantastic video and so many memories. I will definitely be listening to this in the background. Subscribed and looking forward to more!! Thank you!
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Something about the announcers voice is so nice and satisfying
We can easily go to sleep watching and listening to this video. 😂
I just came back from Japan, and I can attest that the sounds are exactly the same as when this video was filmed. I miss Japan already! I want to go back! Thank you for uploading this video!
Thanks for watching! We hope you can come back to visit again soon!
I was in Japan 3 days ago for vacation, can't believe I'm back to my home country and have to go back to work again, already missing Japan. Thanks to this video brought me back some memories about my Japan trip.
We're so happy you enjoyed your trip to Japan and we're glad our video could help with your memories of it! We hope you can come back to visit again soon!
Very nice sound. Tricks the brain to feel movement when you listen long enough. I visited Tokyo in 2009 and 2011 and traveled a lot on Yamanote line. This really takes me back.
Thanks for the comment and watching eonik! Please let us know if there are other nostalgic things you’d like us to record for you here in Tokyo! 👍
I just got back last week from a week long tip to Tokyo, and I'm listening to this as I work. Definitely brings me back, and makes me want to go back!
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This ambience audio it's so good! I use every time when I work in home office.
Thanks for the comment! We’re happy you find the audio really good, its what we strive for when making longer videos. ✨✨✨
Everytime I miss Japan, I’m searching for this kind of video
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Man, listening to this brought some many memories about my trips to Japan. Made me get emotional a little bit. I miss Japan
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Have you ever rode on the Yamanote Line? If so, what's your favorite station to visit?
Do you usually fall asleep on the train?
Please let us know your thoughts down below!
Also, send us any suggestions for future videos of sounds and sights in the comments!
I would be interested in seeing cab rides on some of the private companies: Seibu, Keikyu, chichibu railway, Enoden etc.
Perhaps a Asakusa walk or a waterfront walk.
@@Samuussman Thanks for the comment! Wow, you are reading our minds!
The next 2 videos will actually be a Yurikamome Monorail Line cab ride and an Asakusa walk!
Thanks for the other suggestions! We'll try to get those recorded for you!
Shinjuku and Shibuya
Edit: I remember watching Shibuya crossing on television when I was a little kid. I get a little emotional when I enter and exit the station.
@@TheKaiTetley Two amazing stations ( the #1 & #2 busiest train stations in the world)! Lots of good memories for us, as well, at both of those places! Thanks for sharing your memories with us!
Shibuya and shinjuku like a maze
Miss japan so much, missing these sounds. We used to travel to Japan twice or 3 times a year, the last trip was in december 2019 (we did 3 trips to Japan in 2019) and it was my son's 10th year trip to Japan. Then covid happened
We completely understand! We hope you can return again soon! The government is slowly trialing visitors this month and next month to select countries. We hope it’ll open to everyone soon! 👍
That delay jingle at 12:52 is oddly satisfying
Ueno station jingle FTW!
@@audioodyssey3412UGH quite the opposite actually…that and Shin-Ōkubo have the most ear piercing jingles. I think my favorites are at Ōsaki.
Osaki jingle is quite nostalgic for us since we used to work there 🥲
I visited Tokyo twice back in 2013 and 2017! Lord knows how much i love and miss Japan. My family and i took the yamanote line often as we were staying in Shinjuku more convenient to go around tokyo. We just cant wait to go back to Japan. Thanks for the video
Thank you for watching our video and sharing your Tokyo experience! We hope you can return again very soon to experience it all again! ✨✨✨👍🎉🎉🎉
@@audioodyssey3412 I will plan to go, as long as my passport are renewed, I want to experience riding in Yamanote line, one of the most famous train lines in Japan.
We hope you can come visit soon, while the yen is weak! So many tourists these days! We hope you can take advantage of it!
My first visit to Japan at the age of 68 was only last month (05/2024), only a short 9 days in total. Best holiday of my life and a wonderful time there but why am I drawn to these videos, why is my phone ringtone now the Tokyo station jingle? I'm intending to get back as many times as I can while I still can as the journey from the UK is challenging to say the least.
We're happy you were able to enjoy your trip! It's never too late! Thank you for your viewership, and we hope you do make it back to visit it again!
This will never leave me. Went to Japan once and these sounds are super memorable.
Thanks so much for watching, supporting, and commenting! We hope you can visit Tokyo again to ride the train once more!
2 am in the morning and i miss travelling to Japan so much, i miss the ambient of the train, the music, the sound and this video really brings back my memories in Japan... COVID PLEASE GO AWAY, i want to travel to Japan again! 😭😭
We’re happy that our video can bring back some fond memories to you. We hope you and everyone else can return to Japan again sometime soon!
2016 and 2020 were my trips to Japan, being in Tokyo i used this line so many times and hearing this now makes me miss it a lot
Now that borders are open again, please come back to visit and ride the train again!
@@audioodyssey3412 I am currently jobless since the place where i worked closed recently but the idea is to re visit again, i always want to return
Whenever you return, there will be a lot of new things to see and do, in addition to all of the old things that give Japan its unique character.
I can convey exactly the same feelings that many other people shared, and I feel the same nostalgy seeing this video. Used t travel to japan twice per year, even got a lover there. Last time was june 2019, then covid happened and the border control forced me to cancel my march 2020 trip. Since them I'm locked out of japan and I lost my lover too. Miss japan and miss her everyday, and videos like this bring me back to a happier place.
Thank you for sharing this videos.
Thanks so much for your thoughts! Now that Japan’s borders are open again, please come back and enjoy the trains!
I was in Tokyo 8 weeks ago and used the Yamanote line every day. Also had a ride on the Yamabiko (Green shinkansen at right in the biginning of this video). It was the first of what I hope is many visits to Japan.
We hope you can make it back again to relive it all!
The surround sound is incredible
Thank you for the comment! We are glad that you appreciate the sound quality!
I too was impressed by the audio quality! Great work!
Thank you!
I just come back from Tokyo and I'm already feeling nostalgic about these metro sounds lol
Thanks for watching! We appreciate it!
How fascinating it is! Every time I look at Japan and especially at Tokyo, I feel like it's the future. Something very atmospheric, not quite clear, but really alluring. I dream of visiting Tokyo in the future. It is truly a magical city. I'm sure it will be one of my best memories
What a lovely comment! Thanks so much! We hope you can come to Tokyo again in the future!
I miss visiting Japan and traveling in general. My family is telling me to move to Japan for university, so I was thinking of my possible transportation and came across this. The last time I visited was in January 2020 and I remember these train rides very well. I haven't been on an airplane since COVID. :(
With Japan opening up now to tourists, we hope that you can make your way back here again, especially for university!. Thank you watching our video! We appreciate it!
@@audioodyssey3412 Thank you!!!
まみまみむみ
Wow thank you for this ive been living in japan for 14 years but i went back to my country and became very weak physically ive always been homesick
If I managed to get a seat, I used to snooze a lot whenever I caught the trains in Tokyo. If I close my eyes I’m right back there. Thank you for this.
We usually fall asleep on trains as well, but somehow wake-up at the destination station! Thanks for sharing the memory! We appreciate it!
山手線って加速も減速もすごいよね、立ってると結構おっとっとってなる
動画を見て応援していただきありがとうございます！
Omg I just started watching for a few minutes and I'm already having some pavlovian reaction to the station jingles. I miss living in Tokyo.
Thanks for watching and reacting to the sounds! Its exactly we wanted viewers (and listeners) to experience!
Went to Japan last month, listening again to all music jr train is so cool! Thank you doing all that! I will return to Japan again for sure
We're so happy you enjoyed your trip to Japan and we're glad our video could help with your memories of it! We hope you can come back to visit again soon!
Next year I am gonna be back. Thats my Motivation to go on
We hope you can get back and relive it all again! Thanks for watching!
The GOAT Line
The YAMAGOAT line
I haven't been able to make it back to Japan for several years, and I'm apparently suffering from Tokyo train system deprivation; I ended up watching the whole video. XD めっちゃ懐かしい。。。 Thank you so much for this.
That's amazing! We made this video for people like you! Thanks so much for watching the whole video! We hope you can visit Japan again soon!
I visited Japan just a few months ago, and always take the Yamanote line. Japan has been my favourite place in the world.
It's our favorite place too! The Yamanote Line might just be the best train line in the world too! Just saying...hahaha
Last time I've been in Tokyo was 2007, and I fondly remember all my train rides within Tokyo and Fuchu (where my office was that time). Hope to visit again Tokyo soon!!! Thanks for putting a video on the Yamanote Line. :)
We hope you can visit again soon too! We appreciate you taking the time to comment and watch our video!
@@audioodyssey3412 definitely! I'd love to go back to the place where there's lot of trains and that they run very efficiently! See you soon Tokyo! 😊
This is a very good info for tourists who are not familiar with the stops of this Yamanote Line.
We’re happy that you find this video helpful and we hope you’re right, that tourists can use this video for useful information m! 👍👍👍
My dream as a foreigner is to stabilize my life in some big city in Japan just to hear the metros, they are so satisfying
We hope that your beautiful dream becomes a reality! Thanks for watching! 🎉🎉🎉
@@audioodyssey3412 You're welcome, I loved your video
I use videos of Tokyo Subway as brackground images and white noise. Best video to concentrate and be productive! This particular one is one of the best ones
Thank you so much for the comment! We're happy our video can help you out in concentration and productivity!
We had to leave japan last year that Sound i feel at home I hope I can go back soon
We really hope you get a chance to come back again to hear the sounds in person! Thank you so much for watching!
Been riding this line almost everyday on the way to college and still am to this day for years to come.
The Yamanote Line is literally the "circle of life" for you!
Thank you so much for this video... I cant wait to return to Japan when it finally opens to tourists again, precious and beatiful country. 私は日本語を勉強します。 どうもありがとうございました
We appreciate your comment! Thank you so much for watching! Japan is waiting for you to return and experience it again! 日本語を頑張って！
I miss japan, watching this video with watering my eyes 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
We hope you can make it back to Japan again soon!
I love this! I love metro, cuz I live far away from our capital city where a metro is located, and I rarely visit it. We don't even have railways in our city!
But I remember when I've been in Moscow, and Yamanote line is very similar to our "Moscow Central Circle", which is actually not a metro line, but "on-ground" railway, but integrated into Moscow metro system.
But there's something special I noticed while listening to this video: there's a unique chime sound on each station (I'm not sure is it arrival sound or departure one), it adds so much vibe! And also this "arigatoo gozaimasu" :) Japan is so polite country! I wish I could visit it one day!
P. S. and also numbering the stations line "JY 12" is really helpful, some station names are hard to catch actually. It's a problem of Moscow metro: the names are just transliterated from Russian to English and would sound like "Novoslabotskaya" or "Ulitsa Tisacha Devyatsot Pyatogo Goda", ouch! It's just hard not just to catch, but even read! So yea, Tokio metro is so good at making things comfortable :)
Arigatoo gozaimasu for this video! :D
Thank you so much for your comment! We really appreciate you watching and listening to the video! That is a really interesting bit of information that you shared. We think the Japanese train system tries to make things as simple as possible, so many people can ride it, especially since Tokyo prepared for the 2020 Olympics.
I just returned from a 25 day Japan trip and find myself missing the train rides and hearing them pass our hotel at night.
Thank you for your comment!
We hope you can visit again in the future to hear and ride the trains again!
Upon writing this it has been 5 days since I have left Tokyo and returned to my home country. I have been there for only three weeks but it felt much like a home and miss it dearly. I wish to return sooner than later.
Thank you for the video!
We're so happy you enjoyed your trip to Japan and we're glad our video could help with your memories of it! We hope you can come back to visit again soon!
Thankyou for this, I stayed in Tokyo for a little over a month and just came back from my trip having regretted not recorded the audio of the stops and the announcements (especially where I stayed at Uguisudani Station). The Yamanote Line announcements was like ASMR 😮
We're glad that we could record the audio for you! Thanks so much for watching (and listening)! We really appreciate it! Maybe you'll get a chance again in the future to return and ride again!
This is such a genius idea...making asmr videos out of train videos!!
Thanks for the positive support, JY 221 Series! We'll be trying to get a bunch more videos of different train lines around town!
I lost my career as a cabin crew since Covid-19. Now, it is much more difficult for me to get back there again. My god, I miss Japan so much!
Now that Japan’s borders are open again, please come back and visit!
@@audioodyssey3412 Sure, I will!
とても素敵な旅でした。 どうもありがとうございます。
ご覧いただきまして誠にありがとうございます！ ぜひまたお越しいただければ幸いです。
This is interesting to see how close the stations are to each other. You can actually see some of the stations already from the previous station, but when you have to walk that distance you realise it's not as close as it seems.
It's definitely a bit farther to walk from one station to the next, but Tokyo is definitely a walkable city, compared to other cities.
山手線内回りの前面展望が見れて嬉しい
動画をご覧いただきありがとうございます! また電車に好きなだけ乗ってくださいね！
Love to see a well-done video! Returning viewer here!
Welcome aboard and thanks for coming along for the journey again!
Thank you so much, loved getting to relive my travels
We appreciate your viewership! We hope that you can one day soon visit Japan again!
see you in April! thank you for making this vdo. sounds of Japanese is so soothing. love it!
Amazing! Thank you so much for the viewership and kind words! We hope you enjoy your time in Japan in April!
going back in November, can't wait to ride the Yamanote line again!!
We hope you get to ride it again very soon! Excited for you!
Still remember my first ride in yamanote line last August that’s my unforgettable moment
What an amazing memory for you! Thanks for sharing! Thanks as well for watching and supporting our video!
山手線とか、日本の鉄道は世界の誇りだね‼︎
私達は同意します！ 私たちのビデオを見て、サポートしていただき、本当にありがとうございます!
Thank you so much, I can't wait until I'm finally able to visit Japan again!
We hope you can come visit again soon! Thanks for watching and supporting us!
Very very nice!!! Also english announcements!!
Thank you for watching! Yes, more English announcements these days, especially since Tokyo prepared for Tokyo Olympics in 2020.
I'm actually here to research and familiarize myself with the Yamanote line so I won't get lost when i get there. See you this autumn, Tokyo!
Did it work???
@@audioodyssey3412 yes! It was easier to figure out than I thought. I was enjoying it the 2nd day taking this line. So thank you ☺
I listen whilst I’m driving in the car. It relaxes me. Thank you!
Thanks so much for watching (and listening!!!) ❤️❤️❤️
This is such an amazing POV for an average person like me. Thank you for sharing this video!
Thank you so much for watching and supporting us with a comment! We hope to create more just like this in the near future!
This is taking me back. Love Tokyo
Thank you for watching!
We hope you can visit Japan again one day soon!
This player sure does play Densha de Go! pretty well
Pro Level "Densha de Go" player!
いつまでも、寂しさのない東京でありますように
ご協力ありがとうございます
I’ve used this video to focus at work and studying, works great for me. I also love the Yamanote Line , I hope to be able to experience it again!
Wow, thanks for the comment! We're happy that the video could help you out with work and studying! Do your best with whatever you do! We hope other people will feel the same way about the video!
@@audioodyssey3412 Still watching this !
@@felipefs106 haha wow! Thanks Felipe! You’re a true subscriber! We hope to get more videos out soon! Do you prefer cab views or side views? Or no preference?
@@audioodyssey3412 No preference really, my top videos are Mt Fuji to Tokyo and this one!. I also love the Odaiba ones
@@felipefs106 thanks for your feedback, Felipe! It’s truly appreciated!
いつか日本の鉄道に乗りたいなー、うぽつです！
素敵な動画です！
ご清覧ありがとうございました！ ぜひ今後も電車に乗ってみてください！
Thank you for uploading this video 🥺
Thank you so much for watching the video! We appreciate it!
The sound quality is soooooo good!
Thank you! We try our best to record the best quality sound!
In Akihabara,the message "延発 18:30" is displayed.
The driver is instructed to "depart at 18 minutes 30 seconds because the later train is delayed"
Wow, thanks! I didn’t notice that! Great eyes! 👀👍
or it is 6:30PM?
@@hkpuipui99 Good idea! But we recorded this video at 3pm. So, miyakoutsuno would be correct. 👍
Same with Ueno then? It flashes 26:10
”depart at 18 min 30 sec because the later train is delayed”
Is that means the driver is instructed to depart later than scheduled time to prevent a phenomenon like “bus bunching” ?
Wow, the surround sounds are amazing
Thank you for watching! We're glad you appreciate the sound quality!
I always wondered how long it would take to ride the Yamanote line all the way around. Now I know! This is so soothing. Thank you for posting!
Yamamoto line not Yamanote line
@@namupi Oops that was a typo. My mistake - I have fixed!
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Nice, subscribed. Japan looks like a wonderful country. The magic of the Internet and video's like this allow me to travel the world and to places i would never get. They show the real image and not one put together by travel agents.
Thank you so much for checking out our video! We hope you can visit Japan in person some time soon!
It's much slower than any ride I've had on this line and the driver is doing a lot of paperwork.
I say Simulator!
😂 we assure you it’s real 👍
音質が良すぎて目を瞑ってると本当に乗ってるみたい
I lived in Oosaki 2012
I miss yamanote line
We used to live in Oosaki at that time too! Amazing! Please ride the Yamanote Line again!
Good video, I think the scenery from the train is well taken. I used to use this train a lot when I used to go to Akihabara, so I miss it a little.
Thanks for watching our video! We hope you can come back to visit again soon!
It's crazy to think you don't really need a car (not saying that you can't) but it really helps getting around everywhere for cheaper.
Having stations in every city like they do would do wonders for health and well-being in the states.
Sadly the U.S. has a crime crisis on its hands at the moment. 😞
The convenience of the train system and the relative cheapness over cars definitely helps with the overall quality of life.
The Gotanda melody is absolutely chirpy
Our favorite is Takadanobaba with the AstroBoy theme song!
I didn't know I needed this.
We didn't know so many people needed this! :)