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You're welcome. That mightve been the nicest thing anyone's ever said about my stupid crappy videos.

Didn't seem like there was much to it. Apparently it was on the 4th or 5th floor. I never saw any smoke or flames. Mightve been a can job.

We do it in the USA too.

@@mattywanders Yeah that’s true

Well, it’s a fire in a high rise, so that brings a high rise package

@@RbD169Productions Do you know what there high rise response is, in terms of units responding?

@@goodmeteorologicalmorning4754 No clue for Tokyo, but most municipal depts in the USA bring a rescue, 2 aerials, 5 engines, and 3 chiefs for the initial dispatch, and another 2 engines, aerial, and chief if theres fire

And we love Germany too! From the USA!

@@mattywanders Thank you! Same!

A lot of those guys speak English. He wasn't one of them.

@@mattywanders Hm I see. I heard the majority of Japanese say they avoid foreigners because they cannot speak English. English tends to be especially difficult for Japanese

I'm not sure bro. I heard it's taught in school. Can not confirm, but I speak zero Japanese and was able to talk to a lot of people while I was there.

​@@Nina-fc8ey nowerdays allmost every country teaches English... its the world Language after all, the most younger people can understand English, speak and write it, maybe sometimes its not the right grammar or there some errors but it gets the work done. greetings from germany :)

@@Doc_Rainbow I know that, but if you are in a different country you should try to communicate in the native language

Haha, gotta love that. Thanks for watching!

I want to go back, lets plan a trip! 😜

I'm saving up now!

@inspector morse you do you bruh.

Japanese firedighters and paramedics are too dumb or too busy to even give a fuck if you stand in the way

It was so loud! 😜

German fire trucks? I'm pretty partial to North American rigs.

@@mattywanders american trucks are actually the coolest on earth but germany goes secon place

@@nicolai8820 I suppose. They seem too small to me. I couldn't put 75% of the stuff we carry on our rig in any Asian or European rig.

@@mattywanders in europe we dont need that many stuff because our buildings are muuuuchhh smaller than american skyscrapers

@@nicolai8820 haha fair enough. 🤣🤣

What does that mean?

@@mattywanders It's a joke based on the words "Tu chiami io spengo" which means "you call I extinguish the fire"

@@santavendracino8421 nice. I learned something new today!

Haha I never thought about that before!

No?

@@sigsourr they might but who knows

That is why I like their helmets. It’s almost like a parallel connection between them and the brave Samurai warrior of the past.

It's crazy how small their trucks are. I couldn't fit half the stuff on my engine on that truck. (1000/1250) Seems to work well for them though. Thanks for watching!

Matty Wanders yeah. They need the smaller trucks for the narrower back streets. Same problem in old European Cities. It would be a real pain trying to maneuver an American Tower Ladder down that narrow crowded market street.

Just like Xbox and Playstation. Japanese built stuff which is small and convenient while everything Americans built had to be big

@@andrewtaylor940 and yet, European firetrucks carry the same amount of equipment as both American engine and truck combined, and up to 8 FFs. And while they carry less hoses, they don't need as much, as they build supply lines on sight and use lots of splitters, while on American engines, there are lots useless duplicate lines going to an engine. Basically if you need two attack lines in the house, in the US they would have two full length lines going all the way, while in Europe, there will be a larger diameter hose going to the door, then into a splitter, and two smaller diameter lines going out of the splitter. Same goes, for tooling storage, European engines have lots of folding compartments, and literally use every cubic inch of their vehicles. Also European firetrucks are usually taller then American ones, and use vertical space more efficiently. And Japanese are just a mess: they seem to be just scaled down copies of American firetrucks with lots of wasted space and other inefficient solutions.

@@solarissv777 most of the weight and space on American trucks is because they carry a lot more water. And outside of a handful of dense cities they put in a lot more road and highway miles than their European Counterparts. It's just one of the subtler side effects of North America having vast tracts of land and a much lower population density.

Thank you! I loved my visit to Cambodia!

Hey there! Wow, 3rd generation is awesome. I've been doing this for a long time so I've been fortunate to receive a lot or different training. It would be hard to list everything out. If you're looking to start out, I would encourage you to join a local volunteer department and begin taking all your basic classes. Getting your EMT is a good idea too. A lot of places look for firefighters with college degrees. And dont forget to start running and doing push ups! Good luck dude! Keep me posted with how it's going. Feel free to drop me a line anytime.

Thank you so much! I think all my videos are terrible!

It was really fun. I hope you can visit some day! Thanks!

Hola hermano Miguel! 😎🤜🤛🇲🇽🚒🇺🇸

Absolutely dude. I never saw the 2nd train when I climbed up on the signal equipment. I totally would've done the same thing if I was him. I'll bet I made his day! 😂😂

Thanks for the kind words man!

They're definitely cool!

I prefer the american lightbars but i guess theyres arent that bad.

They are cool but they're a little bit bulky for my taste

no they dont

Yeah I'm not sure. We use Federal Q's. If it's not a Q, I cant tell you what it is.

@@mattywanders stahlhelm is a german infantry WWII helmet

Thank you! There wasnt too much to this one.

Thank you! Please feel free to subscribe to keep up with my future adventures. I've got some cool stuff planned!

Haha liar liar, pants on fire! 😁

No way Matty! I've been waiting since I saw your pictures!!!

@@SlowStacker Youre too kind my friend!

Is that what they're saying? I've been wondering. I thought they were saying "hey jackass, stop filming and get out of our way!" 😜

Matty Wanders Yep thats kind of what they were saying. In some Asian countries (especially Japan), its the duty of the first responders to be respectful and alert drivers about their actions. They’ll even bow to you multiple times in the fire truck, ambulance, etc. to show thanks, 😂 Coming from the US to Japan almost feels like you’re in a different world

So thats what there saying

@@mace_inc.8455 Japanese firefighter: "Please move over, we are responding to an emergency, thank you!" US Firefighter: "HEY A$$hole! GET F@#$ out of the way! Aren't the red and blue lights and loud siren enough for you to understand?"

That is how the Japanese people are. Even during an urgent life-and-death emergency, they are still polite & respectful.

Haha they definitely keep them clean dont they!

I think you will find most fire fighting outfits the world over go to great lengths to clean their apparatus. It's not just for prides sake. It prolongs the life of these trucks and allows the fire fighters to spot any small defects that may interfear with the trucks job on its next call. Clean vehicles are always ready and trust worth vehicles when the worst happens.

Cleaning fire engines to be spotless is a basic survival doctrine for fire departments the world over. These machines see very severe use and may break down at the worst time over the most minor defects that may have crept in from over use and wear. Every time they clean every last inch of the truck they are looking for lose fittings, preventing rust in the earliest stages, hydraulic leaks and frayed electrical lines. Cleaning is not just a pride thing, it reinforces total trust in ones own equipment. Fire trucks must be cleaned to remove corrosive ash build up that often occurs as they fight a fire. Cleaning is basic survival practicality.

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! I hope to visit Pakistan one day. 🙂

Thank you!

Hello there. Unfortunately I can't read Japanese but I hope you enjoyed the video. Have a great weekend!

He’s means the fire chef of shinjuku dispatched all unit to the area. One of the engine you can see the word 新宿御菀 which means the engine belongs to the station nearby shinjuku palace.

Thank you!

Thanks man! What did you think of that format? Just using raw footage is a bit different than what I'd normally do. Was it watchable? Would you like to see more in the future?

@@mattywanders yeah I liked it cuz it was different. Totally a Wanderlust video got to love it