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I almost didn’t watch this because I was like omg 30 min of someone talking about a train ride and had to eat my words with how perfectly pleasant quiet this video is
if I need to take a shower, getting junk food from the machine will not help. Not even getting the excellent green tea instead of the godawful, unhealthy, empty calorie Coca Cola.
@greeneggslamb9336 I read it said somewhere at the beginning, a little over €100 That's really cheap compared to a 2 ,1/2 hour train ride to my sisters in the uk that costs up £70, plus. And, the ticket conditions in the uk, state that you are not purchasing a seat, you are purchasing the ride wether that be in a seat, bike rack or on the floor. Finally, uk trains are filthy too, and the operators are always on strike, so never on time.
Dear Friend, I am a seventy year (young) lady from Hixson, Tennessee that is near Chattanooga, Tennessee. Ever since I came across your AMAZING chanel I have given up regular television. You are doing things I could only dream about. Such Splended work. You make me feel as if I am your traveling companion. (In my mind I am) Actually I think I am in love ❤️ PLEASE continue your Glorious Travels!! Your expertise is aw inspiring. I just can't say enough about how much I enjoy traveling with you. Safe and Blessed traveling. A devoted Fan!! Charlotte McDaniel 🥰💕👍👍👏🚉🚄⛴️🛫🚢🎫
Fabulous video… no annoying music, no constant talking… just natural sounds. This truly was one of the most beautiful and relaxing videos I have watched lately! Thank you…. And those views were amazing!🤩
I watched your trip today. I was feeling anxious, just a feeling I was having no reason for it. I felt very calm and relaxed after watching your video. Imagine, you reached someone thousands of miles away to improve their day! Thank you for sharing.
That's the whole problem with anxiety, usually there's really no valid reason for it, it's like over-irritated psyche that just cant let go. Hope you learn to get it "under control". I know I still need to, and like for a huge number of us, this age of information is a bane when it comes to it. Meditation can do wonders... if one practices regularly.
Americans wouldn't understand it. They'd be talking at the tops of the voices, playing music aloud, and demanding that everyone else respect their right to be annoying.
i think thats just an extrovert/introvert thing not a country thing lol ive met loud ass europeans and asians when i visited the UK, Spain, Germany, Korea, Hong Kong and Japan... and I was the quiet one
If you've ridden Amtrak sleepers, one thing you can really appreciate is that this train isn't honking all night going through one grade crossing after another. On the East coast American sleeper trains really honk all night.
Absolutely perfect for an introvert. That is why I love visiting my son. He has lived in Japan for 18 years. The scenery was so beautifully. Thank you for sharing your journey. 😊🇦🇺
@maureenackerley8024 I love your type of introvert-the ones who tell everyone, happily advertise how introverted they are, and don't understand irony. HAHAHA! All joking aside, in my country introverts are perceived as private and reserved, I'm guessing you're an American introvert.
@@ruzziasht349 You confuse introverts in real life with personas over the internet. We know nothing about who that person really is, and she can talk about her being an introvert, or other things about her life, as a result. It's anonymous.
@@justalonesoul5825 1. I understand this isn't real life. 2. I appreciate the internet is anonymous. 3. She's told the world she's an introvert, and I've taken her at face value. 4. I've confused nothing. 5. I have no idea what you hope to achieve by stating what is obvious to anyone with an IQ above 80.
Been watching your channel for a few years now...not sure how you afford all these trips but am so glad you do. You have a great way of showing the location, and mode of transport...aka trains, in such a calm yet interesting way!🤘
A similar thought crossed my mind, about the means to travel often and comfortably--- but then I stifled it because I knew that it was envy rearing its petty little head. :) Someone else might say "Must be nice ..." and I think I ought to say "Glad the experience is being shared".
domo arrigatou from finland :-) i liked the small cabin. We are all intoverts here, we appreciate privacy even if it is small. Also, i wish we had those salmon-rice balls.. that looked like finnish people would like it...
What a lovely trip, very relaxing. Japanese culture is so neat, clean and orderly. Thank you Kuga for taking me along for this beautiful journey. Your videography is very professional and presents an objective look into a delightful means of travel.
@@erdincceliks Not on the same level. In Denmark you will see some trash and cigarettefilters on the ground on train stations, and grafitti on many of the trains. Some people also just throw trash out of the window of their cars to the nature. Don’t get me wrong, this is not so bad in Denmark, but it could be better 😊
@@The.Brave.Warrior Oh i see now. Thanks for reply. I've only been to Iceland amongs all nordic countries. And it was pretty clean. Only issue that suprised me, I saw some Icelandic people were spitting on the ground😬
Oh ma man, i miss japan so much sometimes, those videos make me want to go back so hard and motivate me to work harder and save money to go back with my daugther, can't wait to be there again, Arigatougozaimasu
Oh, a fellow belgian! Hi! Japan looks and sounds so wonderful indeed, specially in comparison with our relatively boring country that you can cross entirely in a couple of hours. Also, a train departing on time in Belgium? lol
12 whole hours of reading, relaxing, and watching beautiful nature go by, perfect! The cabin, altho cramped, it was cosy. Not for those of a large girth.
absolutely no clue how my algorithm brought me here but I watched the whole thing! Very calm and also very interesting to see. Greetings Your newest follower from Germany
The way you let the situations and views speak for itself paired with the calm yet sometimes funny insights and explanations makes me feel cozy and warm and like I'm a traveling companion of yours. thanks and keep on going!
I lived in Korea for thirty years... always loved going to the mountains for hiking and bathing in the hot springs. I was fortunate enough to travel to Japan a couple of times, and always visited the hot springs there as well. Your video gives me nostalgic memories about my own adventures! Definitely looked like you had a great trip... I'm envious!
11:23 I love how the machine that sells shower tickets clearly says "Sale END" on the display, but all the instructions on the machine are in Japanese lol
This was very calming and interesting. I like your silent narration with the text descriptions. The landscape scenes were incredibly pretty. Well done.
25:07 I absolutely love this announcement: It's useful and convenient, informs people about the culture and tradition and let the people know where they are. We need this ones in Germany.
We need sleeper trains in general in Germany. I mean we have ones going out of the country but I'd like to travel from one side of the country to another and be able to rest, that would be wonderful.
This is a wonderful travel video. I love that there is subtitles instead of commentary and that it is natural backgroud noise. The scenery was fabulous and I liked the shots from inside the train. I really enjoyed this.
First time viewer and I’ll be watching the rest of your video. We’re planning on coming to Japan in 2025 and we love to travel by train. Watching your trip enlightened us to the shower ticket needs to be purchased immediately along with a sleeper room. The views of your country on this particular trip was wonderful because we live in snow country and I love the snow. Can’t get over how clean your stations are but you are a proud people who have respect for your country. Thank you again and I’m looking forward to my next travel experience with you!
I've lived in Japan for over 40 years now and have never ridden one of these sleeper trains... Now I want to! Thanks for the journey, it looks very relaxing!
How have I only just discovered your channel?! I adore travel videos, especially around Japan, it is my dream to visit one day, and the way you edit your videos is beautiful, no talking, just lovely sights and sounds, I can feel at peace while watching, I am excited for more, and I'll be going back to watch your old videos 😊
Thank you for the videos, I’ve been watching them for the past 6 months now, and have enjoyed everyone of them. They are all well done. Thank you for saying thank you for the food every time. Looking forward to more, from Canada.
Thankz again Kuga. Your videos never disappoint. Before I die I would like to visit Japan. I'm happy here in the Oberpfalz, Germany and our Zoigl Bier culture. Stop by.
Thank you for measuring the bed. It is almost exactly my height, so it would be uncomfortable, but acceptable. Those centimeters are precious! 😆 I would travel on this train, and I wouldn't if the beds were 190 cm.
I love your videos. I got a nice little chuckle when you said the train was not going to be stopping in Osaka and that "We all wish it did, but reality is sometines harsh". I will be telling people this from now on when they are disappointed. :)
You made me really hungry at the end! But before that, I honoured my passion for locating nice spots along the railways. Here are all of them past Okayama: 18:40: Bitchu-Hirose 18:50: 1.5 km past Bitchu-Hirose 19:08: leaving Bitchu-Kawamo 19:25: Ikura 19:41: leaving Ishiga 19:56: leaving Niimi 20:08: 2.4 km past Niimi (1.5 km before Nunohara) 20:27: 0.5 km past Nunohara (2nd bridge of the Nishi River) 20:44: Bitchu-Kojiro (Geibi Line branches off) 21:01: 1.3 km past Ashidachi 21:18: 3.0 km past Kurosaka (5th bridge of the Hino River) 21:30: 3.7 km before Neu 22:10: 0.5 km before Neu (6th bridge of the Hino River) 22:47: 1.0 km past Neu 22:56: 4.2 km past Ebi 23:05: 3.8 km before Hogi-Mizoguchi 23:18: leaving Kishimoto 23:26: 1.9 m past Kishimoto 23:39: Yonago 24:05: 2.0 km past Yasugi 24:13: 1.4 km past Tamatsukuri-Onsen (Shinji Lake shore) 24:33: leaving Shinji 24:42: 1.0 km past Shinji 25:13: arriving at Izumoshi (crossing Orochi Street) 31:56: 0.4 km past Kishimoto (on the return journey!) 32:05: 0.6 km before Muko (on the return journey!)
What a beautiful country you live in! And that meal with soba noodles looked so good, too! Thank you so much for your wonderful work with your videos, Kuga!!!! 👍
Wish we had nation-wide trains in the US. This would be way better than flying even if it would take more time, because at least you get some actual space to yourself and some time to relax.
Thank you for this video. I’ve never experienced snow in my life and am fascinated with it. The scenery from your window looked like a winter wonderland ❄️ 🩵
have been watching your channel for the last twelve months, especially the Australian train ones, which is where I am from and have gone back and watched many previous videos. I have enjoyed your travels and look forward to many more
What a nice journey. I agree with you, it looks like a very relaxing experience with a nice reward at the end. A perfect way to take a relaxing and pleasant journey. Thanks for sharing this experience with us. Good travels, and cheers from Texas.
wow, that's soooo cool! Until we get spaceships to other planets, I think this is the coolest transport that humans have made. I will now plan to visit and ride this myself. Thank you Kuga.
I had mostly forgotten how long train travels, specially with overnight, can be peaceful and enjoyable experiences. I did some of those once or twice a year when I was very young and we were going from Belgium to the south of France for holidays. Then we went regularly further around the Mediterranea, and had to take the plane, which was a vastly more spectacular but also vastly more stressful experience. Well, with the exception of that one time when we travelled by train on July 14th, national day in France, and had to change station from north to south in Paris, which was a dreadful experience on that particular day!
I've never visited Japan in the Winter, only Spring and Autumn. But I would love to see it in the Winter covered in snow in person. Thank you for sharing!
Your videos are so immersive and very fun to watch. Your subdued yet colorful commentary makes the trip along with you that much entertaining. Even when I lived in Detroit and Flint, MI a couple decades ago, I would sometimes ride the bus on snowy days just to be able to take it all in while relaxing on a few trips. I love snow and rain storms
That snow view while laying down would be the coolest thing to Power Nap with. Just cruising then falling asleep, then waking up with more of that great view.. that sounds awesome.
That scenery when you passed through the snowy Japanese mountains made me so nostalgic. I am swedish and my grandparents live in northern Sweden in the countrysise, when I visit them in winter it looks almost identical.
Great stuff as always. I appreciate you taking me on your journeys. I'm glad you show yourself more in your videos. There's no reason not to, you are a good looking man! Would you believe some Asian markets in the U.S. sell Oi Ocha for $3.50 for 16.9oz bottle? I miss Japan.
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Riding in that cabin at night during a thunderstorm would basically be my idea of heaven.
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Just don't bring a UV light.
@@Squant Meh, I'll make sure I get my shower ticket.
Just don't bring a UV light to the shower
@@ducks797 I bathe in stranger secretions, okay?! You got it out of me!
"The train departs as scheduled". Me, living in Germany...sobbing.
Also clean and safe a the station
Me, living in the US, what is a train? Am I saying that right, train?
beschwer dich net du hast 49 euro ticket wallah
@@m0-m0597absolut, immer öfter sogar mit gratis Axt-Abenteuer
DB could never
thank you for not adding any music to the video, I enjoyed every second of it while listening to the atmosphere around you
Oh yes, the ambience is the best music. It tells so much about the scenery, putting you there
I almost didn’t watch this because I was like omg 30 min of someone talking about a train ride and had to eat my words with how perfectly pleasant quiet this video is
it is somewhat wholesome to know that the Japanese train-loving community exists and they like to see trains combine and separate.
12:05 "Those that missed out on the shower ticket...can withdraw their defeat on this vending machine." What a wonderful way to frame the experience.
if I need to take a shower, getting junk food from the machine will not help. Not even getting the excellent green tea instead of the godawful, unhealthy, empty calorie Coca Cola.
"Beautyfully illuminated by the warm light of the overtime work of the office workers..." 🤣🤣🤣
😂
Some will be jumping out of the window soon 😢
And they don't get paid OT either lol.
@@webbesreloaded 😂 lmfaooo
@@webbesreloaded Actually they usually jump into the train tracks. ☝🤓
The idea of going to sleep looking out a massive curved window as we pass through snowy woods on a moonlit night... THAT must be amazing.
I love how the cheapest room in this train is still pretty nice.
How much was this 12 hour trip? Any idea?
@greeneggslamb9336
I read it said somewhere at the beginning, a little over €100 That's really cheap compared to a 2 ,1/2 hour train ride to my sisters in the uk that costs up £70, plus. And, the ticket conditions in the uk, state that you are not purchasing a seat, you are purchasing the ride wether that be in a seat, bike rack or on the floor. Finally, uk trains are filthy too, and the operators are always on strike, so never on time.
Dear Friend,
I am a seventy year
(young) lady from
Hixson, Tennessee
that is near
Chattanooga, Tennessee. Ever since I came across your AMAZING chanel
I have given up regular television. You are doing things I could only dream about. Such Splended work. You make me feel as if I am your traveling companion. (In my mind I am) Actually
I think I am in love ❤️ PLEASE continue your Glorious Travels!!
Your expertise is aw inspiring. I just can't say enough about how much I enjoy traveling with you. Safe and Blessed traveling.
A devoted Fan!!
Charlotte McDaniel
🥰💕👍👍👏🚉🚄⛴️🛫🚢🎫
You tube is a lot better than TV, which I can't stand anymore for a long time
OMG my dad lives in Hixon! I'm in Cleveland. I love this channel too.
My mom's name is Charlotte lol but she is 73 and lives here in Cleveland.
@@Cozycultcreations it's a small world after all. 💕
@@Cozycultcreations it's an old name making a come-back. 💕
Fabulous video… no annoying music, no constant talking… just natural sounds. This truly was one of the most beautiful and relaxing videos I have watched lately! Thank you…. And those views were amazing!🤩
Amen!
I watched your trip today. I was feeling anxious, just a feeling I was having no reason for it. I felt very calm and relaxed after watching your video. Imagine, you reached someone thousands of miles away to improve their day! Thank you for sharing.
That's the whole problem with anxiety, usually there's really no valid reason for it, it's like over-irritated psyche that just cant let go. Hope you learn to get it "under control". I know I still need to, and like for a huge number of us, this age of information is a bane when it comes to it. Meditation can do wonders... if one practices regularly.
It's definitely good to avoid death from fall damage.😊
Cuteness 🤭
it would be terrible to fall and have your shin bone impale your lungs 😊🥰🥰
a travel channel with no one speaking, fukkin perfect!!!
Americans wouldn't understand it. They'd be talking at the tops of the voices, playing music aloud, and demanding that everyone else respect their right to be annoying.
i think thats just an extrovert/introvert thing not a country thing lol ive met loud ass europeans and asians when i visited the UK, Spain, Germany, Korea, Hong Kong and Japan... and I was the quiet one
@@lanceashsounds more like Arabs tbh
@@lanceash why are you so rude? and for what?
@@jakecarneasada219 Mercy. "Rude," am I? To whom am I being rude, exactly? "Americans?"
5:31 “The train departs as scheduled.” While seemingly redundant for Japan, I like liking these videos at this point.
If you've ridden Amtrak sleepers, one thing you can really appreciate is that this train isn't honking all night going through one grade crossing after another. On the East coast American sleeper trains really honk all night.
Honking puts me to sleep
Absolutely perfect for an introvert. That is why I love visiting my son. He has lived in Japan for 18 years. The scenery was so beautifully. Thank you for sharing your journey. 😊🇦🇺
@maureenackerley8024 I love your type of introvert-the ones who tell everyone, happily advertise how introverted they are, and don't understand irony. HAHAHA! All joking aside, in my country introverts are perceived as private and reserved, I'm guessing you're an American introvert.
@@ruzziasht349 You confuse introverts in real life with personas over the internet. We know nothing about who that person really is, and she can talk about her being an introvert, or other things about her life, as a result. It's anonymous.
@@justalonesoul5825 1. I understand this isn't real life. 2. I appreciate the internet is anonymous. 3. She's told the world she's an introvert, and I've taken her at face value. 4. I've confused nothing. 5. I have no idea what you hope to achieve by stating what is obvious to anyone with an IQ above 80.
the dog on your profil picture is so adorable ! what a precious face !
Been watching your channel for a few years now...not sure how you afford all these trips but am so glad you do. You have a great way of showing the location, and mode of transport...aka trains, in such a calm yet interesting way!🤘
He's one the biggest Yakuza members in Japan. They make money in mysterious ways.
His videos get enough views for TH-cam to be paying him for it. So he probably uses that to continue many trips
Or maybe he just works. But I don't know why but I think it is thanks to his parents.
A similar thought crossed my mind, about the means to travel often and comfortably--- but then I stifled it because I knew that it was envy rearing its petty little head. :) Someone else might say "Must be nice ..." and I think I ought to say "Glad the experience is being shared".
Maybe its sponsored by the train company
Perfect: no music, no showing-off, informative & relaxing.
Happy travels 🎉
domo arrigatou from finland :-)
i liked the small cabin. We are all intoverts here, we appreciate privacy
even if it is small. Also, i wish we had those salmon-rice balls.. that looked like finnish people would like it...
What a lovely trip, very relaxing. Japanese culture is so neat, clean and orderly. Thank you Kuga for taking me along for this beautiful journey. Your videography is very professional and presents an objective look into a delightful means of travel.
Respect to Japan. Im always surpiced how clean the streets are, and everything is operating smooth. Cheers from Denmark
I didn't get why you suprised? Isn't Denmark clean? I am asking because i always thought that nordic countries are clean like Japan
@@erdincceliks Not on the same level. In Denmark you will see some trash and cigarettefilters on the ground on train stations, and grafitti on many of the trains. Some people also just throw trash out of the window of their cars to the nature. Don’t get me wrong, this is not so bad in Denmark, but it could be better 😊
@@The.Brave.Warrior Oh i see now. Thanks for reply. I've only been to Iceland amongs all nordic countries. And it was pretty clean. Only issue that suprised me, I saw some Icelandic people were spitting on the ground😬
Every introvert's dream! Thank you so much, I've really enjoyed this video and atmosphere. ❣
Oh ma man, i miss japan so much sometimes, those videos make me want to go back so hard and motivate me to work harder and save money to go back with my daugther, can't wait to be there again, Arigatougozaimasu
As a Belgian, I wish to experience Japan like this some day. This is so soothing to watch. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.
Oh, a fellow belgian! Hi! Japan looks and sounds so wonderful indeed, specially in comparison with our relatively boring country that you can cross entirely in a couple of hours. Also, a train departing on time in Belgium? lol
12 whole hours of reading, relaxing, and watching beautiful nature go by, perfect! The cabin, altho cramped, it was cosy. Not for those of a large girth.
As an American, I am so jealous of your trains! They all look so incredible.
absolutely no clue how my algorithm brought me here but I watched the whole thing! Very calm and also very interesting to see.
Greetings
Your newest follower from Germany
The way you let the situations and views speak for itself paired with the calm yet sometimes funny insights and explanations makes me feel cozy and warm and like I'm a traveling companion of yours. thanks and keep on going!
I lived in Korea for thirty years... always loved going to the mountains for hiking and bathing in the hot springs. I was fortunate enough to travel to Japan a couple of times, and always visited the hot springs there as well. Your video gives me nostalgic memories about my own adventures! Definitely looked like you had a great trip... I'm envious!
11:23 I love how the machine that sells shower tickets clearly says "Sale END" on the display, but all the instructions on the machine are in Japanese lol
Thank you for no sounds other than those that are ambient. It’s so relaxing.
This was very calming and interesting. I like your silent narration with the text descriptions.
The landscape scenes were incredibly pretty.
Well done.
This video is a serenity stat boost.
25:07 I absolutely love this announcement: It's useful and convenient, informs people about the culture and tradition and let the people know where they are. We need this ones in Germany.
We need sleeper trains in general in Germany. I mean we have ones going out of the country but I'd like to travel from one side of the country to another and be able to rest, that would be wonderful.
i love the lady who waved as you left ^_^
You seem to love very pointless things then lmfao
@@misterxmistery7424 k
The light switch is right next to the SOS. Ha ha.
That lady waving at 5:25 was really sweet
We’ve all seen 374,013 Sunrise Express videos by various TH-camrs but it never gets old does it? 😂. Thanks Kuga!
wageslave's
I miss Japan - will be back to try overnight sleeper trains. Thank you for the videos!
This is a wonderful travel video. I love that there is subtitles instead of commentary and that it is natural backgroud noise.
The scenery was fabulous and I liked the shots from inside the train. I really enjoyed this.
Very calming and nice video. Thank you for not having any annoying music, only the ASMR of natural sounds. 💙💛Greetings from Sweden!
Thank you for sharing your travels! I love the peace and quiet and being able to hear all the back ground sounds that you experience
It looks so cozy! Snowy Landscapes outside and a nice, warm and comfortable Bed inside.
So relaxing I almost fell asleep, what an amazing experience to lay down in a train while the city lights pass you by, beautiful ❤
First time viewer and I’ll be watching the rest of your video. We’re planning on coming to Japan in 2025 and we love to travel by train. Watching your trip enlightened us to the shower ticket needs to be purchased immediately along with a sleeper room. The views of your country on this particular trip was wonderful because we live in snow country and I love the snow. Can’t get over how clean your stations are but you are a proud people who have respect for your country. Thank you again and I’m looking forward to my next travel experience with you!
The subtitles are so funny. Really enjoying this video.
Snow is beautiful. With culture, It is ALIVE.
Dreams must Live on....
I've lived in Japan for over 40 years now and have never ridden one of these sleeper trains... Now I want to!
Thanks for the journey, it looks very relaxing!
Thank you for the winter video😊 Japanese landscapes with snow look like fairy tales🥰
man, just like an 8 hour video of this would be heaven
Train sound can be so appeasing with its periodicity. Great to fall alseep like a brick when you're nicely tired.
How have I only just discovered your channel?! I adore travel videos, especially around Japan, it is my dream to visit one day, and the way you edit your videos is beautiful, no talking, just lovely sights and sounds, I can feel at peace while watching, I am excited for more, and I'll be going back to watch your old videos 😊
Thank you for the videos, I’ve been watching them for the past 6 months now, and have enjoyed everyone of them. They are all well done. Thank you for saying thank you for the food every time. Looking forward to more, from Canada.
Thankz again Kuga. Your videos never disappoint. Before I die I would like to visit Japan. I'm happy here in the Oberpfalz, Germany and our Zoigl Bier culture. Stop by.
Trains and snow an excellent combination. I enjoyed the ride. Thank you
Thank you for measuring the bed. It is almost exactly my height, so it would be uncomfortable, but acceptable. Those centimeters are precious! 😆 I would travel on this train, and I wouldn't if the beds were 190 cm.
I love your videos. I got a nice little chuckle when you said the train was not going to be stopping in Osaka and that "We all wish it did, but reality is sometines harsh". I will be telling people this from now on when they are disappointed. :)
I am from Brazil and i like so much yours videos, congratulations!
What a wonderfully calming and immersive video, thank you for taking the time to record and upload
@7:50 'Death from fall damage' was prevalent and at its peak decades ago before advent of ledge support.
Wow. For the cheapest room for a train. This is wonderful. Very small, but acceptable for the price. Traveling here looks very fun.
I like your sense of humor
Thank you for capturing your journey, i was happy to travel with you 🚉
You made me really hungry at the end!
But before that, I honoured my passion for locating nice spots along the railways. Here are all of them past Okayama:
18:40: Bitchu-Hirose
18:50: 1.5 km past Bitchu-Hirose
19:08: leaving Bitchu-Kawamo
19:25: Ikura
19:41: leaving Ishiga
19:56: leaving Niimi
20:08: 2.4 km past Niimi (1.5 km before Nunohara)
20:27: 0.5 km past Nunohara (2nd bridge of the Nishi River)
20:44: Bitchu-Kojiro (Geibi Line branches off)
21:01: 1.3 km past Ashidachi
21:18: 3.0 km past Kurosaka (5th bridge of the Hino River)
21:30: 3.7 km before Neu
22:10: 0.5 km before Neu (6th bridge of the Hino River)
22:47: 1.0 km past Neu
22:56: 4.2 km past Ebi
23:05: 3.8 km before Hogi-Mizoguchi
23:18: leaving Kishimoto
23:26: 1.9 m past Kishimoto
23:39: Yonago
24:05: 2.0 km past Yasugi
24:13: 1.4 km past Tamatsukuri-Onsen (Shinji Lake shore)
24:33: leaving Shinji
24:42: 1.0 km past Shinji
25:13: arriving at Izumoshi (crossing Orochi Street)
31:56: 0.4 km past Kishimoto (on the return journey!)
32:05: 0.6 km before Muko (on the return journey!)
Tks my friend. I love everything of Japan. EVERYTHING. Cheers from Italy
I just found you. My first adventure with you. I love your amusing comments. Great video.
That was relaxing, entertaining and informative... Another example I WILL get in trouble with my 194cm in Japan...
What a beautiful country you live in! And that meal with soba noodles looked so good, too! Thank you so much for your wonderful work with your videos, Kuga!!!! 👍
Wish we had nation-wide trains in the US. This would be way better than flying even if it would take more time, because at least you get some actual space to yourself and some time to relax.
I could very happily live on that train, just riding to and fro from the two destinations.
Thanks
Thank you!🤝
even tho is small cramped space , it must be somewhat cozy
Thank you for this video. I’ve never experienced snow in my life and am fascinated with it. The scenery from your window looked like a winter wonderland ❄️ 🩵
What a beautiful snowy scenery
Thanks for putting it into inches and miles. I appreciate that. 💙🇺🇸💙
I enjoyed that tremendously ... Both the journey and your film-making style. Thank you
This is such a great video. Watching the beautiful snowy scenery go by your quiet sleeper room has me so jealous! ♥
The scenery looked amazing and the food looked delicious. I imagine the baths were very relaxing. Thank you Kuga.
What a fascinating train journey! I feel like I went on it with you! 👍😊
"to avoid death from fall damage...." LOL love it!
Edit: "the beef tongue is springy..." Classic and it keeps getting better!
I find every one of your videos to be inexplicably relaxing! Can’t say why.... just so peaceful.
have been watching your channel for the last twelve months, especially the Australian train ones, which is where I am from and have gone back and watched many previous videos. I have enjoyed your travels and look forward to many more
What a nice journey. I agree with you, it looks like a very relaxing experience with a nice reward at the end. A perfect way to take a relaxing and pleasant journey. Thanks for sharing this experience with us. Good travels, and cheers from Texas.
wow, that's soooo cool! Until we get spaceships to other planets, I think this is the coolest transport that humans have made. I will now plan to visit and ride this myself. Thank you Kuga.
watching your videos makes my mind peaceful and always make me happy by looking how beautiful the world is
*Dziękuję za super wycieczkę 👍👍👍*
I had mostly forgotten how long train travels, specially with overnight, can be peaceful and enjoyable experiences. I did some of those once or twice a year when I was very young and we were going from Belgium to the south of France for holidays. Then we went regularly further around the Mediterranea, and had to take the plane, which was a vastly more spectacular but also vastly more stressful experience. Well, with the exception of that one time when we travelled by train on July 14th, national day in France, and had to change station from north to south in Paris, which was a dreadful experience on that particular day!
I've never visited Japan in the Winter, only Spring and Autumn. But I would love to see it in the Winter covered in snow in person. Thank you for sharing!
How disconnected would you say you are??
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Me too
Your videos are so immersive and very fun to watch. Your subdued yet colorful commentary makes the trip along with you that much entertaining.
Even when I lived in Detroit and Flint, MI a couple decades ago, I would sometimes ride the bus on snowy days just to be able to take it all in while relaxing on a few trips.
I love snow and rain storms
I was thinking it looks so beautiful but realised I probably wouldn’t fit. 😭🤣
The positivity here is heartwarming. Thank you, everyone!
I hope they never retire the sunrise express. It's such a beautiful train.
Thank you so much! ☺️ This was very relaxing, uplifting, and inspiring. Loved it! Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
The one time I was gonna take this sleeper Izumo train, no25 typhoon washed my dreams out 😢
That snow view while laying down would be the coolest thing to Power Nap with. Just cruising then falling asleep, then waking up with more of that great view.. that sounds awesome.
I love the snowy train rides in Japan.
That scenery when you passed through the snowy Japanese mountains made me so nostalgic.
I am swedish and my grandparents live in northern Sweden in the countrysise, when I visit them in winter it looks almost identical.
As a big fan of Ghibli, I like your Kiki icon.
Such a great price! I live in Los Angeles so I ride the amtrak for fun. But the bill is not so fun if you want a small sleeper...ouch!!
It only an overnight train with no food and not even a shower!
That looks so cozy, love your video. Hello from POLAND
Great stuff as always. I appreciate you taking me on your journeys. I'm glad you show yourself more in your videos. There's no reason not to, you are a good looking man! Would you believe some Asian markets in the U.S. sell Oi Ocha for $3.50 for 16.9oz bottle? I miss Japan.