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Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro........
Actually only 23km is underwater, the longest underwater tunnel is the one in the English Channel which is 38km from England to France. But I think over all (including non-underwater segments) the Seikan is longer.
So cool! I lived in Hokkaido and left in 1987. I miss everything about Hokkaido and the people are the nicest and most thoughtful people on the planet. If you ever get the chance to go you should jump on it.
Many years ago in 1984 I spent a few days in Aomori with my penfriend at her family. They told me, that they are building a tunnel. At that time you still had to take the big ferry up to the north ...... :-) Thank you for this video about the new connection, which is now no longer a new one! :-)
It's important to note that the Seikan Tunnel is also shared with a 1067 mm JR rail line using dual gauge track, which is part of the reason the speed of the Shinkansen is restricted in the tunnel. You can see that line diverging (I think) at 6:34.
Hello travelers. When the host said “ I miss traveling in Europe”, I almost cried. My family and I were blessed to have been able to travel in a Europe and rode the Eurostar from France to England twice. And boy do we miss those times. How the world has changed Thanks for sharing.
Here's hoping the world can get its act together and end the pandemic soon. I want to go back to Japan. Many thanks for the videos, Kuga - it lets me visit Japan, if only in spirit.
Hello dear friend! How are you doing! Hope everything is going well with you over there ! I could love 🌷 us to know each other more better. Thanks 👍 you.
Nice to visit advanced countries where they have cleanliness, order, discipline, high speed railways, advanced roads etc. Unlike some 3rd World countries, constantly debating wether to spend money on the nhs or the high speed railway project, or building new roads and houses.
Could have spent the money on the nhs! Could have spent the money on feeding the poor families struggling with the cost of living crisis Destroyed areas of outstanding beauty! All this in order to save 10 minutes! Just leave earlier!! We don't want high speed railways!!
Your videos make my missing Japan less painful! This was especially interesting to watch. The Shinkansen trains have become so sleek and clean since I first travelled on them in the 1970s!
That connection between red and green trains was amazing! and there are heading to Tokyo! Wow！ The green train was definitely beautiful, love the green 💙💙
Hello dear friend! How are you doing! Hope everything is going well with you over there ! I could love 🌷 us to know each other more better. Thanks 👍 you.
That is such a cool train on the outside. I love the color. So far the coolest train i have ever seen. I love your channel. Greetings from The Netherlands.🇳🇱
I couldn’t help but notice on the this video and some others you have posted on your travels how desolate and lonely some stations are. It feels so surreal not seeing many people in such huge places.
I still remember vividly riding Hokkaido Shinkansen in 2019, and this makes me miss those rides severely. I can't wait to be able to travel in Japan again!
Thanks for the ride, the stunning views and the comparisons to other tunnels! Everything on the train and the stations looks so neat and clean and spacy 😮
@@jean-lucpicard3012 It's roughly €230 for a week, up to €460 for 3 weeks if purchased in advance. 10% more if you buy it when you get to Japan. Unlimited travel on all JR trains (with a few minor exceptions). If your travel plans involve 2 or more Shinkansen train trips a week it is worth it. Even if not city hopping it made day trips to cities up and down the line easy. If you buy though the JR website you can also now book train tickets online which beats waiting in line at the service counter.
At 4:20 in the afternoon it seems there would be a ton of people. There’s literally no one there?? How much does it cost to run this train with 1 person on it?
I've been waiting this trip for a long time 😍 And it doesn't disappoint me. To watch the explanation of the tunnel really made me in awe. Japan are indeed so advanced. They already had this kind of tunnel ever since the end of 80s. The color of the train itself so fresh like a green / emerald ocean. Thank you for always showing us another interesting trip in Japan!
Very interesting, thank you. It is astonishing to see all the little and clever details: The way the electric stairs are painted for best visibility, the way the ticket runs all the way through the machine on the entrance to the trains, the make up of the information inside the train as to where the doors will open, up to the packaging of the Bento. All very well-designed, thought-through and clean. These are details, that make life so much nicer and easier. And the train: I don't even need to start with that - it is amazing! I love it. Greetings from Germany.
I live here that is one of the first things I noticed living here as a kid 30 years ago now I’m back for good. The public trains as well I noticed the other day were clean even during a heavy rain storm no foot prints or musty smell. Unlike my home town of NYC. When the travel ban lifts come visit, It is sad not to see tourists. I was by Tokyo station the other day it was packed but no foreigners. It’s sad people are missing out on a wonderful life experience. You will see why I chose to make japan my home permanently.
@@breakingdragon22 I was born and raised in NYC as well, so you can relate to what I'm talking about. An absolute disgrace. I love Japanese people, hard working honorable people. I follow a few of the monkey parks in Japan, including the snow monkeys, such a beautiful country. I'm planning a 10 day visit, there are so many things I want to see, and buy. I love Asian inspired decor. I'm also impressed with the ferry boats I've seen on this channel, the accommodations are unbelievable.
@@marianneturner7267 my friend just sent me some pictures from Central Park I don’t recognize the skyline in NYC (looked like planet Krypton). it’s not the city that inspired me to seek out culture. when I grew up in NYC it was an incredible time. Now NY looks like Dubai all flash no substance. Japan is absolutely incredible it reminds me of old NY in many ways. There are still mom and pop shops, A sense of community and most important culture is retained. The same can be said for Europe as well (Andalusia Spain next to japan is my favorite place on the planet from Sevilla to Cadiz you must go). You will need more than 10 day’s. I would suggest you come between October to March. That way you can go up north to see the Snow monkeys (I would recommend flying up north it’s cheaper and only an hour). For the hot springs “Hakone” close to Tokyo and you can take the train and see the land scape of Japan. The monkeys are up north from Aomori to Hokkaido. Then there is the Shikoku islands I went last year. Absolutely incredible. You get on a ferry and island hop. Having gone to the HS of Art and Design I went to an island of artists (Naoshima) it was better than the MET. As for the food everything here from traditional Japanese to Middle Eastern and beyond will take your breath away and it’s cheap. You will pay $15 for a high end Gourmet meal here instead of going to Balthazar’s and spend $90 for high end diner food. The only thing I miss is my Cuchi Fritos and Mojo Rojo in the Bronx by Yankee stadium. Please let me know if you need any information on where to go and what to do in Japan I’ll be happy to help.
@@breakingdragon22 thank you, you've been very kind. You're right about the old neighborhoods in NY, everybody knew each other, and you knew the people that owned all the small shops, and they knew you. I love the old architecture instead of the steel and glass that has replaced them. I grew up in a pre-war building, high ceilings, beautiful moldings, wood floors, etc.. My parents lived there for 50 years, and I know the next tenant ripped all that out, very sad. You're right, old NY did inspire you to seek out culture. I use to love going to Chinatown and Little Italy. My Dad would drive us down to Little Italy on Sundays for fresh baked bread, still hot out of the oven. Chinatown had authentic items from China, now it's just cheap t-shirts and scarves that you can buy on any street corner. October to March works for me, don't like the heat and all the crowds on Summer vacation. I like to walk and see things, really experience the culture and the way they live in their country. I went to Italy a few years ago, Venice and Florence, I had more fun walking away from the tourist areas, seeking out different things to see. And I'm way past waiting on line for an hour to see a church or museum, I like to keep moving. That's probably the old New Yorker in me.
@@breakingdragon22 nice to hear your sharing. Meanwhile,in my country, ever since the lockdown was lifted and people were given freedom to go outside, all we can see is trashes everywhere. Better to "lock" these people than letting them out for their hideous attitude.😔
@@ohasis8331 I was thinking the same thing! If we see seawater in the tunnel that will be the last sea we ever see, lol. (sorry, my attempt at poetry, lol)
I took this Hayabusa Shinkansen from Shin Hakodate to Omiya in 2017 and I remember being impressed by that same view coming into Morioka Stn and thinking I wish I had the time to get off there.
Evening from the U.K and OMG this post was amazing and our train service in the UK is a nightmare, definitely delays and cancellation dirty and most of all expenses. Hopefully one day I'll get to Japan and definitely do this trip, thanks for sharing ❤
Well Canada is the 2nd largest country in area and Japan's got a pop of 127,000,000 all withn the size of California. Pop density matters regarding the convenience of public transportation. Still, Japan does things better than most countries.
I really like the metallic green on this particular train. I laughed out loud when you came out of one tunnel and went right into another one. XD I hope you're able to visit Europe again sometime soon.
Thanks for another great travel report. I remember watching teh coupling and uncoupling of the Shinkansen sets in Morioka and looking forward to visiting again one day.
Hello dear friend! How are you doing! Hope everything is going well with you over there ! I could love 🌷 us to know each other more better. Thanks 👍 you.
Memories of January last year. It's a beautiful trip from Hokkaido to Tokyo. Can't wait till I can go all the way through to Sapporo in 2030. The only challenge I've had is with luggage. There's not much room for big suitcases. However, the trains and the trip are so good! Thank you.
I love watching your videos they are always informative , interesting and I get to learn a lot in each one thank you for sharing your adventures with us 👍😊💕
Traveled one month all over Japan and it is as amazing as it looks. From The Travelers view it seems to be one of the most well-run countries in the world! Twice we left items at very busy tourist locations and twice they were right where we left them when we came back! So clean so efficient so much pride of country, yet they still found time to be polite and helpful. I could go on, but just go and see for yourself.
All your videos are so informative. I have been a train lover since childhood (I'm 75) and I love learning about train travel in a culture so different from mine (I grew up in NYC). Thank you for providing interesting videos with beautiful visuals and luxurious travel venues!
Cool video and very informative. I am from Tampa, Florida, but now I am in Salt Lake City, Utah....I have never heard of the train, but thanks to you, I can experience it from here. Thank you again!
I have been fortunate to have several trips to Japan and taken a number of Shinkansen trains. This video evoked many fond memories of being in Japan and riding their astounding high speed trains. Despite the horrible things that were done in WWII, I've developed a passion for the Japanese culture and the amazing things they have built since then. Best of all, the Japanese are the world's best hosts for visitors!
I think it's hard to say on film footage but if I'm correct in saying, I can say that's an electric train. It was nice to see the travel passenger may have picked a good time to travel for a favorite passenger seat seeing that most seats were empty on board. At first I thought of it to be an underwater train sailing in the water at a fast speed and that's what led me to watch this for the curiosity that this was one small step for man and for that moment I got fooled. I think the best place to be is to watch it in the comfort of your own home lounge, for those who want to, that is. Thank you for sharing a piece of the action, nice.
Watching your video made me tearful, before the pandemic, I go to to Japan for 3 months every year , traveling from Hokkaido to Kyushu using my Japan rail pass.. ビデオを見ながら泣きました。とっても懐かしいです。いつか日本に戻りたいですね^_^
Just imagine you could watch the sea in the undersea section of a tunnel like this (or is it built somewhere below the sea bottom?) while taking a ride on this train, this would be amazing :) Even if I don't know if you could really take a close look into the water because of the deep darkness and the cloudiness of the sea.
The last time i was in Japan was 31 years ago during 1990. I attended a Vegetable Production Training at the Tsukuba International Agricultural Training Centre (TIATC) sponsored by JICA. During one of our many study tours we travelled to Hokkaido by plane. Our trip by the Shinkansen was from Tokyo to Hiroshima and back! ...it was an experience of a lifetime then, but looking at these latest Shinkansens ...one can be tempted to say that the speed is same or even a bit more than that of a jet. Hamiltonsan from Swaziland (I hope someone whom i interacted with during those days will see my message
in my 31yrs of existing in this life it's my first time watching a very futuristic innovation of human kind... and also when they are touch each other, I'm kind of watching a very romantic scene 😊😊💜💜
Please correct me if I'm wrong: I can imagine this. 1. Rush hour in Tokyo, everyone's going home. 2. People ride the bullet train from Tokyo. 3. Travels back to the junction station in Morioka. 4. The two bullet trains decouples/separates 5. The other bullet train goes to its other destination; while the other bullet train goes back to Hokkaido. Passengers doesn't need to transfer trains, just sit back, relax, and sleep.
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Who else was hoping to see the ocean view ?
I liked the video but I was expecting it too
No one! It's a train not submarine!
I def was
@@reginavictoria2648 I really like this.
i'd die of fear if I see the underwater
For some reason my dumb brain thought the tunnel was gonna be clear so you’d be able to see the water 🤦🏼♀️
I thought that too. The title is misleading
@@arielp7582 Nah its not really. Our brains are just dumb, lol. I thought the same thing.
clickbait always reels us in
@@nagashtheforsaken no the thumbnail picture portrays something else.
No it is correct. But Thumbnail is especially ridiculous.@@arielp7582
Thank you for always using your time to record, edit and subtitle these videos. Your videos are always very enjoyable and relaxing.
Keep hoping
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Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro........
54km underwater tunnel. Wow the Japanese are incredibly good engineers. Awesome video
Agree, this is really cool.
Very true 👍
where is the under water???
@Mike Collon nonsense
Actually only 23km is underwater, the longest underwater tunnel is the one in the English Channel which is 38km from England to France. But I think over all (including non-underwater segments) the Seikan is longer.
So cool! I lived in Hokkaido and left in 1987. I miss everything about Hokkaido and the people are the nicest and most thoughtful people on the planet. If you ever get the chance to go you should jump on it.
Many years ago in 1984 I spent a few days in Aomori with my penfriend at her family. They told me, that they are building a tunnel. At that time you still had to take the big ferry up to the north ...... :-)
Thank you for this video about the new connection, which is now no longer a new one! :-)
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Your reply touched my heart distantly like a lost song of life. 🌈😇
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Vielen Dank, Torben!🤝
It's important to note that the Seikan Tunnel is also shared with a 1067 mm JR rail line using dual gauge track, which is part of the reason the speed of the Shinkansen is restricted in the tunnel. You can see that line diverging (I think) at 6:34.
At 4:11 the dual gauge track is perfectly visible. Great way to handle it!
Thanks for that information. I was wondering why the train would not go full throttle through the tunnel.
@@crocodile1313 it wont because at max speed passing a freight train would create a shock wave strong enough to knock the freight train over
Ahh, I thought it was because it's inside a tunnel and air and sound dynamics play a major part in safety and stability, so it has to limit its speed.
It does have to do with aerodynamics inside the tunnel but it wouldn't be as much as a problem without other trains using the tunnel.
Hello travelers. When the host said “ I miss traveling in Europe”, I almost cried.
My family and I were blessed to have been able to travel in a Europe and rode the Eurostar from France to England twice. And boy do we miss those times. How the world has changed
Thanks for sharing.
Going through a rough time mentally and emotionally, these videos have helped tremendously. Very relaxing. Thanks! :)
I don't know you, but I hope things get better for you.
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Me too 👍👌🙏🙋
Be safe friend.
Have you tried meditation??.
Japan got a beautiful scenery 😍. Very smart people and hard working people
Here's hoping the world can get its act together and end the pandemic soon. I want to go back to Japan. Many thanks for the videos, Kuga - it lets me visit Japan, if only in spirit.
Japan has been in a state of emergency for covid five times now.. they need to get ahold of it..
The PCR testing is fraudulant... the whole thing is a scam.
I am hoping for a trip to Japan so I am hoping with you and doing my best to help end covid
@@HereForAStorm A scam? For what reason?
@@Arturo-sm1tb Please don't feed the trolls.
This channel is quickly becoming one of my favorites. Thanks for letting me live vicariously through you Kuga :)
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Hello dear friend! How are you doing! Hope everything is going well with you over there ! I could love 🌷 us to know each other more better. Thanks 👍 you.
My Fiancee and I are planning our honeymoon in Japan, so we cant wait for things to be more normal, but your videos keep us excited!!
Go during an earthquake.
Congratulations! Have fun! Its an awesome place to visit!
I'm a Brit and would love to visit Japan one day, It looks clinically clean with kind, Respectful citizens, Subbed and liked 👌
Nice to visit advanced countries where they have cleanliness, order, discipline, high speed railways, advanced roads etc. Unlike some 3rd World countries, constantly debating wether to spend money on the nhs or the high speed railway project, or building new roads and houses.
Could have spent the money on the nhs!
Could have spent the money on feeding the poor families struggling with the cost of living crisis
Destroyed areas of outstanding beauty!
All this in order to save 10 minutes!
Just leave earlier!!
We don't want high speed railways!!
Your videos make my missing Japan less painful! This was especially interesting to watch. The Shinkansen trains have become so sleek and clean since I first travelled on them in the 1970s!
Your age sir?
That connection between red and green trains was amazing! and there are heading to Tokyo! Wow！
The green train was definitely beautiful, love the green 💙💙
These Shinkansen are gems of train engineering, really a spectacular piece of machinery. Thanks for sharing!
Hello dear friend! How are you doing! Hope everything is going well with you over there ! I could love 🌷 us to know each other more better. Thanks 👍 you.
Magnificent country Japan.harmonious and well run compared to most western countries.
I had little interest in trains, let alone shinkansen, until getting to see these videos of yours. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us!
That is such a cool train on the outside. I love the color. So far the coolest train i have ever seen. I love your channel.
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I couldn’t help but notice on the this video and some others you have posted on your travels how desolate and lonely some stations are. It feels so surreal not seeing many people in such huge places.
Is because the pandemic, wasn't that before.
I still remember vividly riding Hokkaido Shinkansen in 2019, and this makes me miss those rides severely. I can't wait to be able to travel in Japan again!
Thanks for the ride, the stunning views and the comparisons to other tunnels! Everything on the train and the stations looks so neat and clean and spacy 😮
Japan is such a beautiful country and that train is amazing. Thank you for posting.
Pleasure to watch, thanks for sharing.
If I ever get to travel to Japan, I'm gonna spend far too much on riding the Shinkansen and buying random bentos.
I can't wait!
The JR tourist train pass is great, you can ride all the Shinkansen you want!
I will spend a lot of time riding the ferries back and forth.
Jr tourist pass? How much does that go for? (In euros if you can if not I'll Google the currency)
@@jean-lucpicard3012 It's roughly €230 for a week, up to €460 for 3 weeks if purchased in advance. 10% more if you buy it when you get to Japan. Unlimited travel on all JR trains (with a few minor exceptions). If your travel plans involve 2 or more Shinkansen train trips a week it is worth it. Even if not city hopping it made day trips to cities up and down the line easy. If you buy though the JR website you can also now book train tickets online which beats waiting in line at the service counter.
@@jean-lucpicard3012 Captain, one week is $287 and first class is $383 per person. They also have rates for 2 and 3 weeks, sir.
At 4:20 in the afternoon it seems there would be a ton of people. There’s literally no one there?? How much does it cost to run this train with 1 person on it?
I've been waiting this trip for a long time 😍
And it doesn't disappoint me. To watch the explanation of the tunnel really made me in awe. Japan are indeed so advanced. They already had this kind of tunnel ever since the end of 80s.
The color of the train itself so fresh like a green / emerald ocean.
Thank you for always showing us another interesting trip in Japan!
Very interesting, thank you. It is astonishing to see all the little and clever details: The way the electric stairs are painted for best visibility, the way the ticket runs all the way through the machine on the entrance to the trains, the make up of the information inside the train as to where the doors will open, up to the packaging of the Bento. All very well-designed, thought-through and clean. These are details, that make life so much nicer and easier. And the train: I don't even need to start with that - it is amazing! I love it. Greetings from Germany.
Beautiful train, so sleek and modern. Also clean, you could eat off the floors, they're immaculate. Japan is my next trip abroad.
I live here that is one of the first things I noticed living here as a kid 30 years ago now I’m back for good. The public trains as well I noticed the other day were clean even during a heavy rain storm no foot prints or musty smell. Unlike my home town of NYC. When the travel ban lifts come visit, It is sad not to see tourists. I was by Tokyo station the other day it was packed but no foreigners. It’s sad people are missing out on a wonderful life experience. You will see why I chose to make japan my home permanently.
@@breakingdragon22 I was born and raised in NYC as well, so you can relate to what I'm talking about. An absolute disgrace. I love Japanese people, hard working honorable people. I follow a few of the monkey parks in Japan, including the snow monkeys, such a beautiful country. I'm planning a 10 day visit, there are so many things I want to see, and buy. I love Asian inspired decor. I'm also impressed with the ferry boats I've seen on this channel, the accommodations are unbelievable.
@@marianneturner7267 my friend just sent me some pictures from Central Park I don’t recognize the skyline in NYC (looked like planet Krypton). it’s not the city that inspired me to seek out culture. when I grew up in NYC it was an incredible time. Now NY looks like Dubai all flash no substance. Japan is absolutely incredible it reminds me of old NY in many ways. There are still mom and pop shops, A sense of community and most important culture is retained. The same can be said for Europe as well (Andalusia Spain next to japan is my favorite place on the planet from Sevilla to Cadiz you must go). You will need more than 10 day’s. I would suggest you come between October to March. That way you can go up north to see the Snow monkeys (I would recommend flying up north it’s cheaper and only an hour). For the hot springs “Hakone” close to Tokyo and you can take the train and see the land scape of Japan. The monkeys are up north from Aomori to Hokkaido. Then there is the Shikoku islands I went last year. Absolutely incredible. You get on a ferry and island hop. Having gone to the HS of Art and Design I went to an island of artists (Naoshima) it was better than the MET. As for the food everything here from traditional Japanese to Middle Eastern and beyond will take your breath away and it’s cheap. You will pay $15 for a high end Gourmet meal here instead of going to Balthazar’s and spend $90 for high end diner food. The only thing I miss is my Cuchi Fritos and Mojo Rojo in the Bronx by Yankee stadium. Please let me know if you need any information on where to go and what to do in Japan I’ll be happy to help.
@@breakingdragon22 thank you, you've been very kind. You're right about the old neighborhoods in NY, everybody knew each other, and you knew the people that owned all the small shops, and they knew you. I love the old architecture instead of the steel and glass that has replaced them. I grew up in a pre-war building, high ceilings, beautiful moldings, wood floors, etc.. My parents lived there for 50 years, and I know the next tenant ripped all that out, very sad. You're right, old NY did inspire you to seek out culture. I use to love going to Chinatown and Little Italy. My Dad would drive us down to Little Italy on Sundays for fresh baked bread, still hot out of the oven. Chinatown had authentic items from China, now it's just cheap t-shirts and scarves that you can buy on any street corner. October to March works for me, don't like the heat and all the crowds on Summer vacation. I like to walk and see things, really experience the culture and the way they live in their country. I went to Italy a few years ago, Venice and Florence, I had more fun walking away from the tourist areas, seeking out different things to see. And I'm way past waiting on line for an hour to see a church or museum, I like to keep moving. That's probably the old New Yorker in me.
@@breakingdragon22 nice to hear your sharing. Meanwhile,in my country, ever since the lockdown was lifted and people were given freedom to go outside, all we can see is trashes everywhere. Better to "lock" these people than letting them out for their hideous attitude.😔
Kuga travels are the best. Thank you.
When the trains were coupling at the end I felt like I was watching a very intimate moment 😳 🚊❤️ 🚞 😂
Don't let your parents catch you.
Hayabusa 💚💘🤍 🤍❤️ komachi
Two trains having sex
Two trains having sex
My muscles
My muscles
Involuntarily flex
GO anywhere on the internet: pulling a train on someone is not intimate : D
Need to get a life dude
This things is a true face of how Japans advances of thier technology in the world today and it's durable 👍💖
Your trains are so SHINY and CLEAN !!!
For those wondering the tunnel is about 33 miles long and about 14 miles of it is under the water... also the speed of the train was about 80 mph.
It was extremely dark in tunnel. Wish I could see the seawater 🤧
A glass tunnel would be awesome
You'd be in big trouble if you could.
It's not in the water but under the ground 😂
@@ohasis8331 I was thinking the same thing! If we see seawater in the tunnel that will be the last sea we ever see, lol. (sorry, my attempt at poetry, lol)
I drive under the water going to ny everyday lol the lincoln tunnel or the holland
Interesting color choice. That shade of green was very popular for 1950s autos.
Walking out of the station at Morioka and crossing the bridge looking out over the river was a very pleasant experience. It's great little city.
I took this Hayabusa Shinkansen from Shin Hakodate to Omiya in 2017 and I remember being impressed by that same view coming into Morioka Stn and thinking I wish I had the time to get off there.
Evening from the U.K and OMG this post was amazing and our train service in the UK is a nightmare, definitely delays and cancellation dirty and most of all expenses.
Hopefully one day I'll get to Japan and definitely do this trip, thanks for sharing ❤
As a Canadian, I’m amazed how easy and convenient it is to travel in Japan. Whether it’s by train or ferry, there’s so many options.
Well Canada is the 2nd largest country in area and Japan's got a pop of 127,000,000 all withn the size of California. Pop density matters regarding the convenience of public transportation. Still, Japan does things better than most countries.
Makes us Cads look retarded.
@@AllieL-fe7foBro most towns and cities back then had rail service and theyre not even that quick.
Your videos are, without question, among the very best on You Tube.
I really like the metallic green on this particular train.
I laughed out loud when you came out of one tunnel and went right into another one. XD
I hope you're able to visit Europe again sometime soon.
Fantastic. I love 💜 the Japanese they put their energy of manufacturing and using best Morden practice.
Spotless... Such pride and discipline ❤️
Indian just only looking...😂😂😂
How is this genre of TH-cam so soothing?
Amazing video. Japanese trains are the best ones of the planet.
havenot seen anything like this since the 90s. really grateful for the video. showing this to my son - hes a big fan
Thanks for another great travel report. I remember watching teh coupling and uncoupling of the Shinkansen sets in Morioka and looking forward to visiting again one day.
Thank you! I really enjoyed this video 🤗
Amazing ! Thanks for the lovely Video. Japanese's achievements are incredible.
Hello dear friend! How are you doing! Hope everything is going well with you over there ! I could love 🌷 us to know each other more better. Thanks 👍 you.
Thank you for this bullet train ride, it was really good to watch. I love bullet trains!
Memories of January last year. It's a beautiful trip from Hokkaido to Tokyo. Can't wait till I can go all the way through to Sapporo in 2030. The only challenge I've had is with luggage. There's not much room for big suitcases. However, the trains and the trip are so good! Thank you.
I clicked on this vid expecting it to be a future project video. But didn’t actually expect to be real at the current time. Quite nice.
I love watching your videos they are always informative , interesting and I get to learn a lot in each one thank you for sharing your adventures with us 👍😊💕
Your passion for what you do is truly inspiring.
I’d rather travel by train than plane any day 😅 this looks so relaxing!
Wonderful Journey♥️♥️ Extremely beautifully created the video.Thank you very much.
Traveled one month all over Japan and it is as amazing as it looks. From The Travelers view it seems to be one of the most well-run countries in the world! Twice we left items at very busy tourist locations and twice they were right where we left them when we came back! So clean so efficient so much pride of country, yet they still found time to be polite and helpful. I could go on, but just go and see for yourself.
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All your videos are so informative. I have been a train lover since childhood (I'm 75) and I love learning about train travel in a culture so different from mine (I grew up in NYC). Thank you for providing interesting videos with beautiful visuals and luxurious travel venues!
Wonderful video, and a rare treat at the end : seeing two bullet trains mating! 😃❤🙏
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😮Wwwooowwwhhhh amazing😮😮😮😮
This is great. I can't wait for the world to return to normalcy so I can see Japan for myself.
Never been to Japan before. Would like to visit. Thanks for sharing
A few years ago I found a book called Art of Ekiben, and it had reviews of about 50 different boxes from stations all over Japan.
Now I wanna go to Japan and stay there forever just because of the stir fry and bullet trains and pokemon😅
I miss traveling in Japan, and Europe, and basically almost everywhere except my country 😂 😭
Cool video and very informative. I am from Tampa, Florida, but now I am in Salt Lake City, Utah....I have never heard of the train, but thanks to you, I can experience it from here. Thank you again!
Awesome feat of engineering.. well done Japan 👍🇯🇵
Thanks for sharing. Love Japan 🤗
I love watching your travel videos, it gives me insights on how to use Japan's mass transportation systems.
A very informative video indeed.
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Is stunning, genial, great! The under water👍🤔
I have been fortunate to have several trips to Japan and taken a number of Shinkansen trains. This video evoked many fond memories of being in Japan and riding their astounding high speed trains. Despite the horrible things that were done in WWII, I've developed a passion for the Japanese culture and the amazing things they have built since then. Best of all, the Japanese are the world's best hosts for visitors!
Nice recording. Thanks for sharing 👍
I used to ride the limited express train once along the undersea tunnel from Aomori to Hakodate. Good experience for me. Impressive 👍
Awesome video. Lovely travel. Thank you for this information. I enjoyed Tokyo during my visit via Narita. 🇯🇵
where are the people?
I think it's hard to say on film footage but if I'm correct in saying, I can say that's an electric train. It was nice to see the travel passenger may have picked a good time to travel for a favorite passenger seat seeing that most seats were empty on board. At first I thought of it to be an underwater train sailing in the water at a fast speed and that's what led me to watch this for the curiosity that this was one small step for man and for that moment I got fooled. I think the best place to be is to watch it in the comfort of your own home lounge, for those who want to, that is. Thank you for sharing a piece of the action, nice.
Go to Koboro station...
There is literally nothing there, and you feel like you are in abandoned place...
This is very good for Philippines..they must construct this here in Philippines.
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I hope we all enjoyed to see the beautiful under water from the train❤
Watching your video made me tearful, before the pandemic, I go to to Japan for 3 months every year , traveling from Hokkaido to Kyushu using my Japan rail pass.. ビデオを見ながら泣きました。とっても懐かしいです。いつか日本に戻りたいですね^_^
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@@patricksophia I just cameback from Japan last night. I had an amazing 1 month stay there . Thank you for asking :)
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Thanks for the ride!
Just imagine you could watch the sea in the undersea section of a tunnel like this (or is it built somewhere below the sea bottom?) while taking a ride on this train, this would be amazing :) Even if I don't know if you could really take a close look into the water because of the deep darkness and the cloudiness of the sea.
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Thought the same thing.
The last time i was in Japan was 31 years ago during 1990. I attended a Vegetable Production Training at the Tsukuba International Agricultural Training Centre (TIATC) sponsored by JICA. During one of our many study tours we travelled to Hokkaido by plane. Our trip by the Shinkansen was from Tokyo to Hiroshima and back! ...it was an experience of a lifetime then, but looking at these latest Shinkansens ...one can be tempted to say that the speed is same or even a bit more than that of a jet.
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Grand Video ! Thank You !
No under water seen is shown 👎
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I've scene enough.
It's just the tunnel dude.
What did you expect? A glass tunnel with sharks and fishes?
I thought that was the whole point of this video 😡
I thought I was going to see ocean🌊, but it looks like the tunnel from the English Channel🖤, but at least the trip had some beautiful scenery💖💚.
Great video !
in my 31yrs of existing in this life it's my first time watching a very futuristic innovation of human kind... and also when they are touch each other, I'm kind of watching a very romantic scene 😊😊💜💜
Please correct me if I'm wrong:
I can imagine this.
1. Rush hour in Tokyo, everyone's going home.
2. People ride the bullet train from Tokyo.
3. Travels back to the junction station in Morioka.
4. The two bullet trains decouples/separates
5. The other bullet train goes to its other destination; while the other bullet train goes back to Hokkaido.
Passengers doesn't need to transfer trains, just sit back, relax, and sleep.
Is so amazing. Very interesting video. Thank you!
Great video, thank you. 👍
Amazing thank you for your video 😊
Nicely done, thank you for sharing this with us.
I'll never be able to ride this. With all earthquake and new volcano underwater... Look awesome, by the way! Thank you
That was awesome! Thank you 👍
Great video. Thanks for sharing.