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Is there any train in service in Britain faster than this 0 series bullet train ?

0:24 Awesome Behind The Scenes Look About The Japanese Bullet Train At The National Railway Museum In York In Yorkshire. Old School Times Man. Thanks Mate. X❤

If a train is only a minute late in England, its a good day. If a train is even a minute late in Japan, hell has been unleashed on Earth.

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イギリスに譲渡したJR西日本は優しい

I may look out of place, but it's always nice to see the stunning Shinkansen whenever I go to York. As a kid I would sit inside and watch the video eating a snack of somekind.

A few years ago, every station the Scotsman passed through was packed with people. These days, its much easier to get a shot of Scotsman than it was 5 to 7 years ago

Very fitting that as they are in Japan and the ship carrying the Bullet Train is slowly settling sale, in the background you have the musical score from a movie that was largely set in Japan in the 80s (Black Rain starring Michael Douglas and Andy Garcia).

It's the Japanese intolerance that I simply cannot abide. Life happens, people are humans, every human an individual. And humans will always make mistakes, it's in their nature to do so and it's as certain as sunshine following rain.

2:37 “perhaps Flying Scotsman” Only a few years later, 4472 would become a part of the National Collection. This dude predicted 4472’s future like he saw it coming.

Slow steam train

I have this on DVD too. Good childhood memories.

To anime fans: At 6:40 of this documentary there was a screen to the 1st opening to the anime "One Piece".

Especially this type of train inspired the 2.022 film "Bullet Train".

I have been in Disneyland at exact same year. However I was 6 and could not ride anything I want, I bought this tape in Souvenir Shop and watched it 1000 times. Thanks for bringing back memories.

A few months ago, a Mj 7.4 earthquake occurred in Japan. During that earthquake, part of the piers on which the Shinkansen train runs was damaged. The Shinkansen train cars were also earthquake-proofed, but derailed while slowing down from a speed of 320 km/h. However, five of the 80 or so passengers suffered only minor injuries. Unfortunately, the derailed Shinkansen was scrapped, but the Shinkansen is a source of pride for the Japanese people, who put their bodies on the line to protect the crew and passengers.

日本の鉄道は好きですか？🇯🇵

日本の大動脈の東海道新幹線で走っていた名車0系が海外で展示されるのが日本人としては嬉しいな☺️

The Shinkansen 0 series is the only Japan railway car that will remain in the history of railways in the world. The British who understand that are wonderful. Because it is a railway car that is 50 years old, even Japan people do not realize it.

I have plans to visit Japan once they open up to tourism again, to see their Rail Museum in Kyoto, but first I definitely have to make a trip to York to check out the Shinkansen.

新幹線大事にしてやって。元々何もかも教えてもらったお国で、展示してもらえて光栄です。素晴らしい

ん？がいこく？

thank you for upload this video

Japan!

I absolutely loved that, thanks so much for putting this on youtube. I have been on the bullet train at York, and yep, wanted to know how it got there. :) Thanks again :)

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Bullet train!

don't typically think of myself as a snowflake but kind of offended me that they referred to the shinkansen as Chinese engine on a number of occasions.... other then that amazing work both party's. great to know there's a shinkansen 0 series on display outside of japan.

日本の誇り

Great vedio Inspiring, motivational, gave great ideas. Brgds

Huge respect to the Japanese for their train but I think they take things a bit too far and in doing so lose a bit of humanity and tolerance. The Japanese attitudes towards disabled and those who perhaps have mental health issues or conditions (e.g. Autism) is less than impressive.

Yep, and now we are lumbered with the disastrous HS2!

8:45 I's so stupid that he doesn't know Japanese?????

26:38 Chinese engine??? o_O

Britain will never achieve this because we do cut every corner to make money and screw the lowest common denominator, the customer. But total respect to the Japanese for their totally outstanding ethos and pride in their work.

First Asian train in York Museum.

Ah, Fu-cocoa, my favorite Japanese city. 😊 But seriously, surprisingly cool and fun documentary just about moving a train. Thanks for the treat.

Just loved this video, what a great example of expertise in moving this wider than usual piece of railway history.

I hope somebody tells him it's a Japanese engine... Anyway, good work.

the front of the bullet train series 0 looks like a DC-3 or DC4

12:07 Chinese locomotive??

An Amtrak AEM 7 Electric Locomotive should be given to the UK's National Railway Museum in York and another to the Cite des Trains in Mulhouse France.

Thank you for uploading this program, I was hoping to see it one day as I'm the driver of the lorry that transported it from Southampton to York via Wroughton Airfield.

My cousin drove the Lorry from Southampton Docks to York - at 20.06 mins in, quick cameo. Well done Steve! He worked for the Heavy Haulage Company as a Driver, mainly between South of England and Doncaster, moving trains /carriages by road. Interesting to see the back story from Japan and the struggles to set it up here.. Got there in the end.

Thanks for uploading this... I used to have this on VHS when I was little after my mum got sick of taking me to the NRM lol It's funny; despite watching it repeatedly when I was much younger, I'm probably finding it _more_ interesting watching it now, purely for its historical content rather than my childhood interest in railways.

Thank you for the great jobs.

Thanks so much for sharing the film of 4472 Flying Scotsman at Peak Rail in Derbyshire. Amazing, nostalgic and not a little emotional.

I do have the updated version of this exact video if you would like me to transfer it to you? 😊

Someone should have clued that geezer on Japanese etiquet - you NEVER use one hand to give/recieve gifts/business cards ! As for the railways here ? Still a disaster and way behind the Japanese in EVERY respect !

Trevor is a bloody speed demon!