Etsumi-Nan Line: 0:00:35 Mino-Ota Station, 0:09:30 Tomika, 0:21:20 Seki Station, 0:31:30 Minoshi, 0:55:20 Oya, 1:12:40 they just stopped for some reason in the middle of nowhere, 1:23:20 Gujo-Hachiman, 1:36:50 Gujo-Yamato, 1:49:00 Mino-Shirotori, 1:59:10 Hakusannagataki, 2:01:40 Hokuno In my opinion this trip has the most beautiful sceneries among those you have uploaded until now.
Amazing ride! I really enjoyed the sound of the ladies voice commentating too. Nice :) (Ps. I just realised that the Safari web browser wont play this in 4k only 1080 but Chrome on a Mac will)
Passing so many massive detached houses. With one door. And I hear in Tokyo there's Japanese living and sleeping in tiny cubicles. Sleeping upright in what were/are internet cafes. I know where I'd rather live.
The blend of natural beauty and man-made beauty are marvelous! I appreciate the engineering that went into all of that infrastructure! Is this rail route more of a tourist line? It seemed like a tour guide was on this run. Her voice was beautiful.
It looks like a tourist line now, but that’s not how it started. How can I say this? Much of Japan’s train lines in remote rural areas were built for the benefits of the communities when roads were few and poor, people had no cars and there were barely no means for travel. Japan National Railroad, the former national railroad network , was largely made up of such rural transportations before the roads were improved for a better traveling for cars, and bigger trunk line connections between the fewer but developing population and industrial centers.. Then the wholesale drain of the younger workforce to the big cities happened, and rural communities were left in increasingly severe population decline and stagnation, which in turn caused more people to leave. Rural railroads which were built in the hope for area vitalization suffered poor usership. Many were abandoned and what’s left struggled for survival and downsized. That’s what you are looking at. There are many pristine beautiful places. Some enjoy modern tourism and attempts for attracting the tourists are made, but keeping rural railroad services going are not getting easier.
@@makik3762 Yes, I assumed these railroads started out as primary means of transportation. Building them also created a lot of jobs. Now that most people have automobiles and populations have shifted, tourism might be the main source of income for these rail lines in the present day. I know I would love to ride on these rail lines, even though I would have no other purpose in traveling to their destinations.
1:55:51 There is a badly damaged car on the right, in the moat between the tracks and the street. This seems to be quite unusual for Japan, where everything else is kept clean!
acm#1985 heck I been living in japan since 2013 and I been all over japan and it’s mostly clean but I have walked down the alleys at night just me and the wife who is Japanese I seen graffiti but that’s everywhere in the world but it’s very clean and it’s safer then the us
I noticed it, but thought I was mistaken and didn't back up the video as I was watching it while exercising. Thanks for the comment with the note of the time.
I noticed that too! Very scary when that happens as that can usually lead to a derailment. Signal went green too, so I’m really not sure why that switch wasn’t aligned. 私もそれに気づいた！ それが通常脱線につながる可能性があるので、それが起こると非常に恐ろしい。 信号も緑色になったので、なぜそのスイッチが整列していなかったのか分かりません。
I read recently on a Wales Video that there is a design for those Points whereby the wheels of the train going one way, change the points for the next train (sprung operated Points) which will be travelling in the opposite direction. It is only used on relatively slower moving Trains AND on single Rail systems.. It saves having people at all Points to Change the Points.. I accepter the explanation as the Light rail in wales gave enough time to observe it in action..
Why are so many people taking pictures of the train at the crossroads? I noticed that in other videos, too. Are trains some kind of attraction in Japan?
It is almost a world wide hobby. The last Highspeed train from Plymouth in England to Paddington was like it was the first Train EVER to run in the world with the number of Photographers especially at Paddington which lasted about Half an Hour..
A beautiful and wonderful video regarding beautiful railway journeys ! I have already subscribed your beautiful Channel ! Beautiful and wonderful photography ! Comments from Shahid Rasheed Khan from Islamabad, PAKISTAN. Comments posted on 03rd August, 2020. 💖💖🌻🌻🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰💖💖🌻🌻🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Произошел пошерстный взрез стрелки. От такого с рельс не сойдет, но стрелка может быть повреждена, что может стать причиной схода поезда в противошерстном направлении.
When your country public transport is enough for you so there's no need to buy a car or having one is more than enough so space is used at its fullest....no need bigger road, car park and the most important?less carbon emission and traffic jam!!
Why were their no Passengers on and off. Why was the traffic so light and so few trains going the opposite way if it was a work day ??. Not much sign of people around houses or Land ??
Awesome video, well done, I enjoyed most all of the video except the lady making announcements who wouldn't stop talking with that annoying voice otherwise a fantastic video !!
I had the sound turned down as i do not have any Japanees AND was pistening to my choice of music AND the voice irritated me too...I had a ball watching all around and wondering HOW they came up with that route well over 100 years ago .All over the world there are BRILLIANT Engineering feats and when one conciders the fact there was so little communication facilities. The years from 1850 or so to 1920 was a MASSIVE era for projects like this Line under very rough and little or no machinary to relieve the Manual workload.. I have so much admeration ? for those generations. [forgive the spellings please]
Etsumi-Nan Line:
0:00:35 Mino-Ota Station, 0:09:30 Tomika, 0:21:20 Seki Station, 0:31:30 Minoshi, 0:55:20 Oya,
1:12:40 they just stopped for some reason in the middle of nowhere,
1:23:20 Gujo-Hachiman, 1:36:50 Gujo-Yamato, 1:49:00 Mino-Shirotori, 1:59:10 Hakusannagataki, 2:01:40 Hokuno
In my opinion this trip has the most beautiful sceneries among those you have uploaded until now.
Dzięki za opis, teraz będę mógł zobaczyć na mapie. Pozdr
The stop at 1:12:40 is beside a sign that translates as "nice view".Presumably a photo opportunity.
Thank you, this really helps!
CTbut\(-ㅂ-)
/ ♥ ♥ ♥
⌐╦╦═─👋 bye hhb
素晴らしい、これが本当の日本の風景だ。
見栄えの良い電車...共有していただきありがとうございます。
Mibae no yoi densha... Kyōyū shite itadaki arigatōgozaimasu....thank you from New York.
In a world fulk of evil and cruelty, your videos bring peace and joy to people like me
THANK YOU!❤
It was a very good trip. Thanks
Love the video and the happy guide. Also great to see Japan is not a drone free country. DJI Inspire at about 51:00 min. Nice Sakura tree viewing.
how did you spot that!
Cho cho cho let's go! Loving the 4k quality!
Cherry blossom time in Japan lovely nice trip fro UK viewer
線路状態、ものすごく良いね
滑らかで、歪みが見えない
The blossom is out now in the UK as well, with a clear sky
and high temperatures. Lovely!
Спасибо 😀🎉
Beautiful county on a beautiful sunny day. Thank you.
Yes, it's realy rare to have such blue sky in Japan...
😀🚞 Nice train ride ,beautiful country . What is this women talking about for two hours. 😄
国鉄越美南線に乗って通学していた地元民です。
素敵な動画をありがとうございます！
Anunz you have a very beautiful country I am amazed how close the houses are built to the railway. Very compact Thanks for the videos friend. Tom YQR
天気も良く、沿線風景ものどかでいいですね。
いつか乗ってみたいです。
Still the best train ride on youtube.
The scenery is also nice. The female of the guide is very impressed, too, and it's good.
great train drive video!
1:38:38 A chicken walk across rail.
WHY?
@@stephenpfeffer It got cucked
@@noob.168 you mean clucked
That is pheasant. A Beautiful bird you can find in countryside or mountain.
Gracias per compartir aquestes magnifices imatges.
Yeah need video for relaxing.... this so awesome view
Amazing ride! I really enjoyed the sound of the ladies voice commentating too. Nice :) (Ps. I just realised that the Safari web browser wont play this in 4k only 1080 but Chrome on a Mac will)
I have Chrome on my lap top, it works great!
This is a very beautiful and therapeutic video but it seems like the colors were desaturated. Needs more green, blue, and pink.
Interesting to see a turntable in the yard at Mina Ota. Guess not too many of those around now.
Beautiful trip, thank you
電車が、怖いのが、やわらぎました☺️☺️☺️
Какое шикарное качество видео! Супер!!
岐阜県には 長良川、木曽川、揖斐川 が流れており、長良川は 鮎が俎上するくらい 一番きれいですね。
Passing so many massive detached houses. With one door. And I hear in Tokyo there's Japanese living and sleeping in tiny cubicles. Sleeping upright in what were/are internet cafes. I know where I'd rather live.
The blend of natural beauty and man-made beauty are marvelous! I appreciate the engineering that went into all of that infrastructure!
Is this rail route more of a tourist line? It seemed like a tour guide was on this run. Her voice was beautiful.
It looks like a tourist line now, but that’s not how it started.
How can I say this? Much of Japan’s train lines in remote rural areas were built for the benefits of the communities when roads were few and poor, people had no cars and there were barely no means for travel. Japan National Railroad, the former national railroad network , was largely made up of such rural transportations before the roads were improved for a better traveling for cars, and bigger trunk line connections between the fewer but developing population and industrial centers.. Then the wholesale drain of the younger workforce to the big cities happened, and rural communities were left in increasingly severe population decline and stagnation, which in turn caused more people to leave. Rural railroads which were built in the hope for area vitalization suffered poor usership. Many were abandoned and what’s left struggled for survival and downsized.
That’s what you are looking at. There are many pristine beautiful places. Some enjoy modern tourism and attempts for attracting the tourists are made, but keeping rural railroad services going are not getting easier.
@@makik3762 Yes, I assumed these railroads started out as primary means of transportation. Building them also created a lot of jobs. Now that most people have automobiles and populations have shifted, tourism might be the main source of income for these rail lines in the present day. I know I would love to ride on these rail lines, even though I would have no other purpose in traveling to their destinations.
1:38:38 キジの斜め横断！
So Disney!
the japanese countryside looks pretty
1:55:51 There is a badly damaged car on the right, in the moat between the tracks and the street. This seems to be quite unusual for Japan, where everything else is kept clean!
acm#1985 heck I been living in japan since 2013 and I been all over japan and it’s mostly clean but I have walked down the alleys at night just me and the wife who is Japanese I seen graffiti but that’s everywhere in the world but it’s very clean and it’s safer then the us
Love You So Much, Nihon!!
Has anyone else noticed that the switch (points) are still aligned for the other track and not for our train? 12:55
I noticed it, but thought I was mistaken and didn't back up the video as I was watching it while exercising. Thanks for the comment with the note of the time.
I noticed that too! Very scary when that happens as that can usually lead to a derailment. Signal went green too, so I’m really not sure why that switch wasn’t aligned.
私もそれに気づいた！ それが通常脱線につながる可能性があるので、それが起こると非常に恐ろしい。 信号も緑色になったので、なぜそのスイッチが整列していなかったのか分かりません。
I read recently on a Wales Video that there is a design for those Points whereby the wheels of the train going one way, change the points for the next train (sprung operated Points) which will be travelling in the opposite direction. It is only used on relatively slower moving Trains AND on single Rail systems.. It saves having people at all Points to Change the Points.. I accepter the explanation as the Light rail in wales gave enough time to observe it in action..
能够把一个国家的景色保持得如此古朴完美，没有加以人为的破坏，看这种视频是一种享受，谢谢上傳者。
The driver doesn't need to sound the horn at every (level) crossing. People actually stop for the train! I wish I had the means to go there.
you'd be surprised
しばらくどこもいけてないよ、旅行したいなぁ
DOUBLE YOUR SPEED & USE THIS 4 BACKGROUND MUSIC ALONG : th-cam.com/video/FttZPlydXYw/w-d-xo.html
Hey's it's the sequel: "Return Trip".
12-56 - взрез стрелки. Это допустимо правилами эксплуатации в Японии? Видео чудесное! Красота! Спасибо!
15:46 右前方に鯉のぼり発見！
10:30 5 centimeters per second
tru.......
top tier movie
Wish i could understand the tour guide. Was just in Kyoto last week. Will try to ride this route on my next visit.
comment visité le Japon rural dans son fauteuil
51:10 - Drone flying in the sky on the left side of the screen.
昭和の雰囲気が生きていますね。
Love Japan❤
てリヒト
り 腹りらろ！
こういう「ながら」運転はいいですね😉
What a beautiful informative video, thank you！
INSOPOPRTABLE video con esa mujer hablñando
I LOVE JAPAN AND JAPANI PEOPLE ! 💖💖🌻🌻
The train announcer should really shut up. She is talking the entire time!
Nice ride wish that woman would be quite. Distracting.
せっかくの観光列車なので内装なども軽く撮影されてたらもっとよかったなって思いました。
単純に前面展望としては凄く見やすくて良かったです。
ローカル線って癒されます でも ところどころの民間の(個人?)踏切が気になりますけどね‼️
Рот вообще не закрывается. Не возможно созерцать. Такую красоту
12:56 how did the train manage to stay on the track????
@ep5 I was wondering about these switch types too, having seen them on many foreign (to me) rail lines. Thanks for the great explanation! :)
Could the Driver hear those ladies jabbering all the way ?..It could disturb the Drivers concentration ?? Lovely trip Thanks.
Heaven on Earth
Nice 陽光 愉快
Why are so many people taking pictures of the train at the crossroads? I noticed that in other videos, too. Are trains some kind of attraction in Japan?
I said the exact same comment on another one of these ,,i keep seeing the picture takers always . lol
It is almost a world wide hobby. The last Highspeed train from Plymouth in England to Paddington was like it was the first Train EVER to run in the world with the number of Photographers especially at Paddington which lasted about Half an Hour..
Hey, closed captioning is now in Japanese. (57:20)
This tour guide does her work with a ton of enthusiasm! Patiently waiting for an English translation... just kidding ;)
A beautiful and wonderful video regarding beautiful railway journeys ! I have already subscribed your beautiful Channel ! Beautiful and wonderful photography ! Comments from Shahid Rasheed Khan from Islamabad, PAKISTAN. Comments posted on 03rd August, 2020. 💖💖🌻🌻🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰💖💖🌻🌻🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
So awesome !!!
Is the tour guide regular on this line or was this a special tourist excursion?
hello!can i reprint your video?i realy like your video.
通過する駅名を見せていただけたらなお一層興趣が深まります。
👍🏻🇧🇷
@12:56 strange that it did not cause a derailment
Oh, I see what you mean. Maybe the pressure from the left wheels was enough to push the track into the correct position?
Произошел пошерстный взрез стрелки. От такого с рельс не сойдет, но стрелка может быть повреждена, что может стать причиной схода поезда в противошерстном направлении.
I Love
Great vedio. Dose this train ever make stops along the like??
喜气洋洋的乘务员报站 好评
のうりんで興味を持ったが、乗る機会がねえ、、、（泣）
hola podrias poner el nombre de las estaciones por favor, saludos desde chile muchas gracias.
When your country public transport is enough for you so there's no need to buy a car or having one is more than enough so space is used at its fullest....no need bigger road, car park and the most important?less carbon emission and traffic jam!!
Why were their no Passengers on and off. Why was the traffic so light and so few trains going the opposite way if it was a work day ??. Not much sign of people around houses or Land ??
would be good if it had 60fps... love it anyways ^^ very beautiful
DO it yourself...NEXT time.
@@Robby4291 😂😂😂
往復切符で乗られたのですか。
こんばんは！とても素敵な映像ですね
すいませんが素敵な映像使わせていただいてもいいでしょうか？
よろしくお願いします
De fondo se escucha que hablan mucho ¿que dirán?
Which country
1:47:17 - редкий переезд без светофора, и чуть не произошла авария
Please, Gero Onsen!
結構速いな
Awesome video, well done, I enjoyed most all of the video except the lady making announcements who wouldn't stop talking with that annoying voice otherwise a fantastic video !!
I had the sound turned down as i do not have any Japanees AND was pistening to my choice of music AND the voice irritated me too...I had a ball watching all around and wondering HOW they came up with that route well over 100 years ago .All over the world there are BRILLIANT Engineering feats and when one conciders the fact there was so little communication facilities. The years from 1850 or so to 1920 was a MASSIVE era for projects like this Line under very rough and little or no machinary to relieve the Manual workload.. I have so much admeration ? for those generations. [forgive the spellings please]
T(r)em brasileiro aqui!!!!
牧歌的でいいねえ
Why people photograph trains there?
🚉 長良川 鉄道
Þetta er mjög flott myndband! Japan og Ísland eru tvær eyjaþjóðir, en gætu ekki verið ólíkt!
Да уж.... В Японии "Кукушки" по интереснее будут. Это не у нас в Жихарево.
2:01:17 北濃で電車撮ってる？人がいる
Will that woman ever shut up? Spoiler: no.
The melted part contrastingly comb because view immuhistochemically surround by a nonstop mark. special, colorful speedboat
기차 와드
1:38:38 !!!!!! almost hit!!
12:57 The track wasn't even switched to the right position!
I think that may be the secret Japanese invention: sprung railroad points
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g~~~ood ^^