I said "hi" to your shadow too and I always wave 👋 at the train or the room when you leave them behind. The videos feel very personal as if I am also there. So, please keep doing this. Lots of love!
Hele mooie en vooral snelle trein en zo rustig qua geluid, ik hoop dat je nog veel meer filmpjes maakt. Weet nu zoveel meer van Japan, groeten uit The Hague
Amazing, the top speed looks like riding on a plane getting up to speed just before takeoff. And it does it for that entire segment! I love high speed rail lol
I lived in Japan for 3 years, Yokota Air Base, back in the early 70's and took the first made bullet train. It only went about 150mph but it was a thrill. Back then Japan was cheap, 360 yen to the USD. I loved it. Great memories.
May I ask a question? And I ask as a supporter of the men and women of the Armed Services, not a modern hippie detractor: If you were stationed there in the 70s, that'd be roughly 25-30 years after the dropping of American atomic bombs. I've always thought it peculiar how Japan and the US have been bed fellows ever since (although I'm glad of it). In the 70s as an American soldier, were the citizens not upset with you? It stands to reason that they'd want you out of their country. At the very least, it seems like it wouldn't be the best, socially speaking, for an American in Japan just a handful of years later. What was your experience? And your thoughts on this matter? From what you say above, you had a pleasant time, so things must have been okay but I can't figure out why. History books don't cover this topic, either. If you're willing to offer an answer, I'm willing to listen. Thanks!
@@esperago Thanks for the question. I was in my early 20's when stationed their. I didn't talk much to the older Japanese people. Actually, the only elderly person I really had any contact with was my landlord, Mr. Kodama. I lived off base. We never brought up World War 2. It was kind of like when I was a kid. I had an uncle who served in the Marines in WW 2 and when I asked him about the war, all he said "it was not good". The younger Japanese kids who I talked to were not familiar with WW 2. It wasn't in their history books. The Japanese are a very proud people and the loss of WW 2 was obviously devastating to their pride. The United States helped Japan rebuild. I never saw any signs "Yankee go home". Of interest, I live in Costa Rica and I have seen signs here against Americans. I have seen actual signs "Yanque go home". I say, ok, we'll go home, and we'll take with us McDonalds, Pizza Hut, Burger king, Dairy Queen, and many more. The US supports Costa Rica but the young kids don't see it that way. It was the same in Japan, the US supported Japan and helped them become a first world country. I loved their customs. In the big 2 story department stores their was always a young beautiful girl at the bottom of each escalator, with a white cloth cleaning off the moving handrail. The language was a real problem as not many Japanese spoke any English. The young kids on college campuses spoke some English and I hung out at a lot of college campuses. I could go on and on. Thanks again.
I don't know why Japan always make its train's windows so small, 2:12 only 50% of the size of China's, like the airplane, should make it much bigger to have a better view. 🤔🤔🤔Personal opinion, another issue is 2:37 there is a step at the door to up and down the train, why don't make it the same level? make life easier. 🤔🤔🤔
Bonjour Travelgeek 👋🏻, encore une découverte concernant vos trains , j'étais surprise d'une part de la vitesse et d'autre part de la stabilité quand vous avez fait un gros plan sur votre bouteille d'eau, elle était à peine secouée, incroyable😃. J'ai adoré le moment où la voiture dépasse votre shinkansen 😁 en tout cas ne perdez pas votre sens de l'humour. J'ai hâte que vous filmiez durant l'hiver le Japon recouvert de neige cela doit être magnifique. Merci pour cette vidéo😊 bonne journée à vous aussi.
@2:01, you can see the rails on the left *are* dedicated shinkansen rails. Shinkansen tracks (143.5cm) are wider than the normal JR rails (106.7) to the right. KQ and some other trains in Japan also use a wider gauge (137.2 or 143.5cm).
Thanks to the easing of entry into Japan, many foreigners will be coming to see Japan's world-class bullet train🚅 Thank you for your valuable information.
Ни разу такую скорость не ощущала. Не сомневаюсь , что на ваших очегь комфортных поездах она не чувствуется, можно спокойно ехать долгое время. Спасибо за видео, как всегда с удовольствием посмотрела. Жду следующего путешествия))
Love the nature of japan and its culture alot. I am not the guy who wants to see the citys and go shopping etc but actually doing an adventure and enjoying the peace of nature. Maybe one day my dream comes true.
i never thourght i would ever travel on the shinkansen but last week i did now back in the uk but thanks to your videos they helped me with what to do thanks so much
That is amazing how the Japanese trains are always on time with their scheduling. There might be some delays at times, but seems they are very good at getting train riders there on time. Can't say the same for our Amtrak scheduling in the US. There are always some delays going from Chicago to California, and some delays can be into the hours long. But you do eventually get to your destinations. Thanks for the video review.
I took a train from Cairo to Alexandria,(Egypt). There’s a sign in the train restroom that says to not use it when the train is parked at the station, the reason is because whatever you put in the toilet goes directly to the train tracks.
The Shinkansen is sapposed to be the bullet train. So when I watched the Video, and its performence is really a bullet by it self. So nice to watch the Video. Hopefully one day I would like to be on the bullet train in Japan. Thank you presenter. Bye for now.
Wow! I loved the trip and video. I would love to visit. And I would love to try that whiskey 🥃 drink you had. Never seen something like that in a can. Thank you for sharing your trip!
I call this train my favorite little red train havent been on it since Feb 2020 . Last day of my trip went from Tokyo to Morioka day trip love this train .Hope to return in Feb 2023 for trip up to Hokkaido love it there .
Очень красивый и необычный дизайн локомотива, удобные пассажирские места, просторный и функциональный санузел, возможность перекусить по дороге или выпить чего-нибудь. Отличный поезд! Интересно смотреть за окно, любоваться природой и жизнью простых японцев. Спасибо за видео!
любоваться ... жизнью простых японцев. ? Are you kidding? At 320 kph you're not gonna see much life of regular folks. Just fields and mountains and lotsa tunnels.
Great trip. One of my favourite Shinkansen, because it's can reached more than 300 km/h. And yes, it's special ability to running at low speed lines/conventional lines make this Shinkansen unique.
Japan has such an unbelievable impact on world culture, especially discipline, focus and determination. In most civilized countries Japanese punctuality (especially referring to trains and other means of transportation) is given as a standard to be achieved 😁
If this is the E5 series Shinkansen (which it appears to be), then it's the same rake that the Indian Railways is going to import for its upcoming Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed rail corridor. It's also red, so that's also another similarity.
Merci pour cette balade à akita une race de chien que j'adore et ce voyage en shinkansen est vraiment sympa et surtout plus ponctuel que le TGV français😊
Saya harap rusia dapat bina keretapi laju sebab jaraknya lebih jauh berbanding mana mana negara 🐧 sampai bila nak harapkan keretapi lama bukan lebih baik keretapi laju elektrik
I'm surprised how cheap some things are in Japan compared to Europe. This can of whiskey and soda only costs $2.1. You would have to pay about $7 for something like this on a Austria train, it's way overpriced here. On our trains you have to pay waaay to more than in shops. You make beautiful and very informative videos, keep it up.👍
The upgraded bathroom looks like it could be for wheelchair travellers, with how much space there is in the actual bathroom itself, i could be wrong though.
You are so privileged to have a good transportation infrastructure in your country!
Lots'a love, cheers, & Mabuhay, from tropical Philippines!
I love your videos, they are perfection! I learn so much about travel in Japan and get to see that beautiful country.
I said "hi" to your shadow too and I always wave 👋 at the train or the room when you leave them behind. The videos feel very personal as if I am also there. So, please keep doing this. Lots of love!
Haha, hi Namrata!
I'm always motivated by your comments! Thanks for lovely ones
Japan is UNBELIEVABLE! I want to make a video here
Hele mooie en vooral snelle trein en zo rustig qua geluid, ik hoop dat je nog veel meer filmpjes maakt. Weet nu zoveel meer van Japan, groeten uit The Hague
Thanks Enne as always I read your comment😊
Amazing, the top speed looks like riding on a plane getting up to speed just before takeoff. And it does it for that entire segment! I love high speed rail lol
Мне всегда нравилась ваша страна. Спасибо за видео. А ведь действительно умеют же люди делать вещи. При такой скорости сидишь как дома.
I lived in Japan for 3 years, Yokota Air Base, back in the early 70's and took the first made bullet train. It only went about 150mph but it was a thrill. Back then Japan was cheap, 360 yen to the USD. I loved it. Great memories.
May I ask a question? And I ask as a supporter of the men and women of the Armed Services, not a modern hippie detractor: If you were stationed there in the 70s, that'd be roughly 25-30 years after the dropping of American atomic bombs. I've always thought it peculiar how Japan and the US have been bed fellows ever since (although I'm glad of it). In the 70s as an American soldier, were the citizens not upset with you? It stands to reason that they'd want you out of their country. At the very least, it seems like it wouldn't be the best, socially speaking, for an American in Japan just a handful of years later. What was your experience? And your thoughts on this matter? From what you say above, you had a pleasant time, so things must have been okay but I can't figure out why. History books don't cover this topic, either. If you're willing to offer an answer, I'm willing to listen. Thanks!
@@esperago Thanks for the question. I was in my early 20's when stationed their. I didn't talk much to the older Japanese people. Actually, the only elderly person I really had any contact with was my landlord, Mr. Kodama. I lived off base. We never brought up World War 2.
It was kind of like when I was a kid. I had an uncle who served in the Marines in WW 2 and when I asked him about the war, all he said "it was not good".
The younger Japanese kids who I talked to were not familiar with WW 2. It wasn't in their history books. The Japanese are a very proud people and the loss of WW 2 was obviously devastating to their pride.
The United States helped Japan rebuild. I never saw any signs "Yankee go home". Of interest, I live in Costa Rica and I have seen signs here against Americans. I have seen actual signs "Yanque go home". I say, ok, we'll go home, and we'll take with us McDonalds, Pizza Hut, Burger king, Dairy Queen, and many more. The US supports Costa Rica but the young kids don't see it that way.
It was the same in Japan, the US supported Japan and helped them become a first world country.
I loved their customs. In the big 2 story department stores their was always a young beautiful girl at the bottom of each escalator, with a white cloth cleaning off the moving handrail.
The language was a real problem as not many Japanese spoke any English. The young kids on college campuses spoke some English and I hung out at a lot of college campuses.
I could go on and on. Thanks again.
@@mikee2 Thank you. I sincerely appreciate you sharing some "living history". Very kind of you. As well, thank you for your service, sir.
I don't know why Japan always make its train's windows so small, 2:12 only 50% of the size of China's, like the airplane, should make it much bigger to have a better view. 🤔🤔🤔Personal opinion, another issue is 2:37 there is a step at the door to up and down the train, why don't make it the same level? make life easier. 🤔🤔🤔
@@kurtm.7494 nope, because you can't open the windows of the high speed train.
Nice video. This was the only route I’ve been on a Shinkansen about 20 years ago when I had to visit the Akita area for business from Tokyo.
Thanks for the ride ... Tokyo here we are !!! 🇺🇾
Bonjour Travelgeek 👋🏻, encore une découverte concernant vos trains , j'étais surprise d'une part de la vitesse et d'autre part de la stabilité quand vous avez fait un gros plan sur votre bouteille d'eau, elle était à peine secouée, incroyable😃. J'ai adoré le moment où la voiture dépasse votre shinkansen 😁 en tout cas ne perdez pas votre sens de l'humour. J'ai hâte que vous filmiez durant l'hiver le Japon recouvert de neige cela doit être magnifique. Merci pour cette vidéo😊 bonne journée à vous aussi.
The scenery that is passed is so charming by using this train. It's really very beautiful.
@2:01, you can see the rails on the left *are* dedicated shinkansen rails. Shinkansen tracks (143.5cm) are wider than the normal JR rails (106.7) to the right. KQ and some other trains in Japan also use a wider gauge (137.2 or 143.5cm).
Thanks to the easing of entry into Japan, many foreigners will be coming to see Japan's world-class bullet train🚅 Thank you for your valuable information.
I loved seeing the car going faster than the Shinkansen!! I believe that parts of the route to Morioka have a limit of only 50kmh.
In fact, it's the only segment where the train goes slow enough for you to admire the scenery
I'd like to see that trip done in the winter if possible. Fair winds, keep safe, brother. Keep up the great videos.
07:23 列車長轉過頭向乘客致意，全世界只有日本如此細心有禮。
也是為什麼日本值得人類尊敬與學習的地方。🙇
sadly china dont have it even its from china
I enjoyed watching your train rides videos. Coming to Japan soon and planning on some of the Shinkansen rides during the trip.
Hi Adikzz!
I hope you will get wonderful days here (^o^)/
The Shinkansen is the culmination of Japanese technology, so by all means, ride it!
Ни разу такую скорость не ощущала. Не сомневаюсь , что на ваших очегь комфортных поездах она не чувствуется, можно спокойно ехать долгое время. Спасибо за видео, как всегда с удовольствием посмотрела. Жду следующего путешествия))
I just found your channel and enjoy the natural sound to hear what's going on as events unfold!
Lepo putovanje, preneli ste najbitnije informacije, hvala vam i srećan put!
Pozdrav iz Bijeljine.
Love the nature of japan and its culture alot. I am not the guy who wants to see the citys and go shopping etc but actually doing an adventure and enjoying the peace of nature. Maybe one day my dream comes true.
Japan is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing!
I like how you touch all the buttons etc I love that you try every little detail even if it's light switch
Everything in Japan is so clean. Enjoyed the ride! Thank you for the video.
i never thourght i would ever travel on the shinkansen but last week i did now back in the uk but thanks to your videos they helped me with what to do thanks so much
That is amazing how the Japanese trains are always on time with their scheduling. There might be some delays at times, but seems they are very good at getting train riders there on time.
Can't say the same for our Amtrak scheduling in the US. There are always some delays going from Chicago to California, and some delays can be into the hours long. But you do eventually get to your destinations.
Thanks for the video review.
I took a train from Cairo to Alexandria,(Egypt). There’s a sign in the train restroom that says to not use it when the train is parked at the station, the reason is because whatever you put in the toilet goes directly to the train tracks.
The Shinkansen is sapposed to be the bullet train. So when I watched the Video, and its performence is really a bullet by it self. So nice to watch the Video. Hopefully one day I would like to be on the bullet train in Japan. Thank you presenter. Bye for now.
New subscriber here from the uk 🇬🇧
That is some serious speed on the bullet train.
Great video. I enjoy some of the fun facts you put in the video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, it's like I just visited Japan :) I'm in my beach hut in Australia with Starlink Internet.
Wow! I loved the trip and video. I would love to visit. And I would love to try that whiskey 🥃 drink you had. Never seen something like that in a can. Thank you for sharing your trip!
第一次看到沒有配音的影片，您影片做的很好，希望您能繼續介紹日本各地風景，謝謝。
Спасибо, вам, огромное за видео!!! И я немного побывала в Японии,глядя на этот ролик
I call this train my favorite little red train havent been on it since Feb 2020 . Last day of my trip went from Tokyo to Morioka day trip love this train .Hope to return in Feb 2023 for trip up to Hokkaido love it there .
How nice is that in Japan you have almost everything translated to english...
Really liked the video 😊 thanks for sharing . Loving them
I definitely want to keep you motivated to travel! If you stopped traveling/posting videos, I would be so 😢! Keep on keeping on! 🤣❤️
Thanks Amy Forsyth😍 More videos are coming soon
@@travelgeekphotography Yay! Looking forward to them!
Очень красивый и необычный дизайн локомотива, удобные пассажирские места, просторный и функциональный санузел, возможность перекусить по дороге или выпить чего-нибудь. Отличный поезд! Интересно смотреть за окно, любоваться природой и жизнью простых японцев. Спасибо за видео!
любоваться ... жизнью простых японцев. ? Are you kidding? At 320 kph you're not gonna see much life of regular folks. Just fields and mountains and lotsa tunnels.
@@PEHook любоваться природой,в первую очередь. А Ваш комментарий из области "лишь бы дое#аться". Идите,куда шли.
@@virgo_m Your remark ("лишь бы дое#аться".) sounds a bit некультурный. Is that the way you really want to present yourself?
Wonderful! Enjoyed the video. Thank you
Grazie a te che fai questi bei filmati sia del treno che dei paesaggi che sono fantastici. Bravo e ancora grazie.
Great trip. One of my favourite Shinkansen, because it's can reached more than 300 km/h. And yes, it's special ability to running at low speed lines/conventional lines make this Shinkansen unique.
The French TGV can also go up to more than 320kph And run on conventional lines
Actually forced to run at low speed lines on conventional lines. JR East was stingy to Akita.
Thank you for this relaxing video 😊🙏
Japan has such an unbelievable impact on world culture, especially discipline, focus and determination. In most civilized countries Japanese punctuality (especially referring to trains and other means of transportation) is given as a standard to be achieved 😁
Enjoy your videos very much 😊 Hoping to visit Japan sometime. Thank you for Sharing ❤️
Your videos are educational. I have learnt much about Japan - and your sense of humour! Thanks again. 😀
Me encanto ver toda la zona de bosque y montaña por la ventana del tren, es un pais muy hermoso
Koliko su Japanci tehnoloski i na drugi nacin ispred svih drzava na svijetu. Svaka vam cast japanci...
Thanks for your video, I really love it.
Beautiful video!!! 👍👍👍
여행 잘하셔습니다 감사합니다
Japan has a lot of trains. People must be travelling all the time.
Loved all your videos 🎉
بہت خوبصورت ٹرین۔۔۔ دلکش
Спасибо за видео! ❤ Всегда с удовольствием путешествую вместе с Вами!👍
Japan technology👍🇲🇾
I love your commentary
Japón es un país maravillosamente bello Felicidades Japón!!!!
If this is the E5 series Shinkansen (which it appears to be), then it's the same rake that the Indian Railways is going to import for its upcoming Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed rail corridor.
It's also red, so that's also another similarity.
This is the E6 series
Can't be orange and can't be green!
👍🏽 Didn’t get a chance to ride that shinkansen. Guess I will just have to go back 😏
In your next travel...do a kind of comparison in between the quality of Japanese high speed trains with the Chinese high speed trains...
I liked the fact that they had announcements in English.
Hello from France, it's a good travel. Thank you
Amazing! One day I will ride these trains.
That yellow interior feels like the old days lol. That's so cool though, i'd love to go 300kph+
subscribed, new to the channel... continued success 👏 🖐️🖐️🌞
Thank you!
Dziękuję ślicznie za podróż po Japonii,pozdrawiam z Polski 👍🤗
I would love to be able to ride on one of these trains one day.
Muy interesante tu video,del tren bala ,su recorrido y servicios a bordo!
Gracias por compartirlo!
Cordiales saludos desde URUGUAY!
こまちかっこいい！一度は乗ってみたいです！
ぜひ一度！！
E6かっこいい！
在来線の特急と同じ大きさのボディだから普通車でも座席配置が2＋2で気持ち的に広々してていいですね
東海道新幹線などのフル規格新幹線は2＋3ですから
フル規格で2＋2は山陽・九州新幹線さくら、みずほ、山陽新幹線500系、ひかりレールスター700系なら知ってますが他にもありますか？
たしかに3列シートより座席のゆとりはあるなと思いました！！
多分フル規格新幹線ならそんなもんじゃないでしょうか？山形新幹線は新在直通ですから
またいつか500系の2列シートも試してみたいです😃
@@travelgeekphotography 今日500系に乗ろうと思ったら運用変更があったのでN700系さくらに変更しました
運用変更があるかもしれないので乗るときは気をつけてくださいね
@@Kome412 こめさん、情報ありがとうございます！古い電車なので頻繁にそういうことが起こりそうですね😅
@@travelgeekphotography 廃車になるのも遠くないと思いますからできるだけ早く乗ってください（私は今日乗れなかったから乗りたいです）
Amazing travel, am also motivated to travel more🥰
Merci pour cette balade à akita une race de chien que j'adore et ce voyage en shinkansen est vraiment sympa et surtout plus ponctuel que le TGV français😊
Заценил скорость поезда !!! БРАВО !!! Спасибо из Сибири !!!
Привет Сибири из Питера!!!
Saya harap rusia dapat bina keretapi laju sebab jaraknya lebih jauh berbanding mana mana negara 🐧 sampai bila nak harapkan keretapi lama bukan lebih baik keretapi laju elektrik
Приезжай в Германию к нам, офигеешь тут от скоростей =)
@@afizi1213, Russia already has one, call the Sapsan, and it's just as fast as this one.
@@Neville60001 its not enough k
Big like, Red 👍👏👏
Oui, ça va très bien, merci!
I'm surprised how cheap some things are in Japan compared to Europe. This can of whiskey and soda only costs $2.1.
You would have to pay about $7 for something like this on a Austria train, it's way overpriced here.
On our trains you have to pay waaay to more than in shops.
You make beautiful and very informative videos, keep it up.👍
Canada is a rip off, too.
But the Shinkansen fare is maybe twoce as much per mile. About 40 cents.
Thanx for showing thebullet train journey
nice vlog loving japan trains and their maintanence from india
Çok beğendim.Türkçe dili ile güzellikleri anlattığınız için teşekkür ederim.Sağol.
Veri good
I love your videos.
It is a wonderful train travel. Thanks.
Very good video
謝謝！
Thank you.
its greatttt i like it so much :D
Enjoyable as always.
what aa good journeyy waaaa ,but yahh u can recommend me a normal train but its so comfort like shinkansen ,i believ it have it with cheap price
Enjoyed
Молодцы японцы. Продолжайте жить, ради жизни, а не понтов и злой пропаганды.
福島駅から東北新幹線全車両乗りましたね☺️👍️いちばん心に残った車両は-翼ネオ-でした
662,6 km , about 4 hours, average speed 166 km / h
good
Вы большой молодец .Очень интересно.👍
Good Work From Morocco Nord Africa 🇲🇦💪🎊🎉
I hope I can visit Japan one day. Amen!!!!
The upgraded bathroom looks like it could be for wheelchair travellers, with how much space there is in the actual bathroom itself, i could be wrong though.
You'd never get a wheelchair down the center isle or most of the doors. There must be a single wheelchair door somewhere but I never saw it.
That's pretty much standard, everywhere but America. In America, we just skip the trajns