I'm not Japanese, but I've learned Japanese on basic level. I've seen much of Japanese emergency service videos but all the time I just understand the ãæģĻæãã ãã part.. now I know clearly what the PA said both Japanese & the meaning. Thanks for the explanation video ð
This is the box above the street, visible around 1:27. The dispatch of the fire station activates the siren on it, to inform traffic about emergency vehicles turning out.
In underground parking lots or parking garages in South Korea in Japan there is always a box with a light on top that makes a beeping sound and the light flashes to warn pedestrians that there is a car coming out
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I'm not Japanese, but I've learned Japanese on basic level. I've seen much of Japanese emergency service videos but all the time I just understand the ãæģĻæãã ãã part.. now I know clearly what the PA said both Japanese & the meaning. Thanks for the explanation video ð
Nice Video!
Great video!ð
Mooie video
Echt een leuk video
Awesome ðĪĢðŠ
Netjes
1:21 Wait, RED STEADY BURN? This isnât California!
1:19 what is that dual tone or whatever
This is the box above the street, visible around 1:27. The dispatch of the fire station activates the siren on it, to inform traffic about emergency vehicles turning out.
In underground parking lots or parking garages in South Korea in Japan there is always a box with a light on top that makes a beeping sound and the light flashes to warn pedestrians that there is a car coming out