I want your coming to Japan. My favorite Japanese railroad company is Meitetsu(1:24, 3:50, 8:56). I think you can know some interesting things other than train.
One can see that you really spend a long time in Japan. I'm always impressed by the huge variety of your footages all over the country through many years and seasons. Loved that short sunset scene at Funamachi.
Many an hour,I spent on the North East Corridor,formerly the Pennsylvania Mainline from New York to Harrisburg,and Washington! A very well laid out 4 track,high speed line,but the JNR/JR,makes it look like a side show! The sheer density of traffic,both narrow gauge,and standard,is mind boggling,as it seems no matter where you turn,there's roughly a 5 minute headway,with 8 tracks going full tilt!! No wonder Nikon,and Fujifilm were world leaders,they had to innovate,or the would have lost their customer base! All praise should go to the locomotive,and rolling stock makers,as they always seem to top each other,in speed and amenities! We could learn plenty about how to run railroads from Japan,thank you for your sense of humor,and excellent editing! Thank you!!👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯
When I was like around 5-8 years old, my mom flew me from the United States to Japan to visit grandparents; as soon as I heard the train announcements it just struck me with nostalgia of that time, I miss Japan, I want to go back someday
In Japan, about 33 percent of the people use railways, which is higher than private cars. Japan's complex and beautiful railway, which comes from the demand of as many as 40 million people, symbolizes the beauty of Japanese cities. The train types, 27,000 kilometers of operating routes, and the world's best bullet train Shinkansen show Japan's extraordinary love for railways.
@@NationalistsRuinAmerica Let me guess, this one is in Akita and the other is in Yamagata. Both connect with Tohoku Shinkansen trains for the journey to Tokyo (the one in Akita is to Morioka and the Yamagata one is in Sendai.) It's a trap to find English-speaking Japan railfans, and it seems you fell into it.
As a American rail fan these trains in Japan are making me crazy like I love these trains and there are everywhere and I really love the steam locomotives and I love the two trains racing each other the most exciting thing I ever seen for years because I trains and train racing and this is the video that im looking for.
This is sign that im obsessed, i look at 1:15 and thinking... wait i know place that train above the tracks to another side, its Yamanote between Meguro and Ebisu station.... i know form investigating one scene from Kamen Raider OOO (where they loved to place scenes with trains) because i liked how tracks looked like there ^^;
Wow! Thank you for a fantastic exciting and entertaining video with excellent editing.The color schemes of all the various trains along with all the locations and mutiple meets. The view of an empty well car at 8:32 was cool and the meets at 12:45 also. I have watched this video twice so far and adding it to my favorites and forwarding to my freinds.
In recent years, there have been attempts to disperse passenger traffic during rush hours, such as running commuter expresses on freight-only lines, but even so, not all passengers can be transported comfortably. That's how large the population of Tokyo is, and how many people also use the railroads.
I noticed that the Japanese Railways rolling stock is mostly composed of EMUs or DMUs. Whenever i look for videos of JR trains hauled by locomotives like EF65, EF81, EF510 or DF200 I never find much other than some seasonal express train or freight trains. Is there a specific function behind JR's preference on multiple units over classic "engine + carriages" composition? I'm very curious
It’s a really efficient way of delivery high-density urban passenger services. Trains are standardised formations, power and weight distributed through the whole train, no shunting at terminals, maintenance is integrated (i.e. no separated carriage sheds vs loco depots). The concept has gradually replaced almost all loco-worked passenger trains over time: e.m.u. operation was applied to the Shinkansen from the start in 1964. Europe and America has retained loco-hauled working by evolving into a lot of push-pull operation using cab-cars at the trailing end, Amtrak trains do a lot of tiresome backup moves which add time to the trip.
у нас на МЦД и других больших московских ходах ближе к Москве тоже часто и густо такое явление встречается) we also have a frequent and dense occurrence of this phenomenon on the MCD and other large Moscow passages closer to Moscow) 我々はまた、モスクワの中央直径およびモスクワに近い他の大きなモスクワの通路でこの現象を頻繁かつ緻密に発生させています)
Japan is the number one country in the world. Japanis people are very nice and friendly. Allah bless them.From Bangladesh.
@@calebgwaynenepomuceno3241 It is true
Japanis
No Allah, God bless them they and you, intentemos ver videos De predicciones bíblicas por cierto
welcome to japan🥰❤
でも傘だけは絶対に1回は盗まれるよ
by日本人
おめでとう日本、私が見た中で最も美しい鉄道システム。
うん
@Terry Rene hh66tgh9
1:24 Best shot, I really want to go to Japan now
Ok, me too I want sooooo return to Japan !
I want your coming to Japan.
My favorite Japanese railroad company is Meitetsu(1:24, 3:50, 8:56).
I think you can know some interesting things other than train.
日本の大都会ならではの、尋常じゃない本数の列車が巻き起こす並走&すれ違い。
海外の方も楽しんでくれているようで何より。
いつになっても並走は面白いんだよなぁ。
i love Japan and japanese people and Japanese technology love from Kolkata India India loves Japan 🇯🇵🇮🇳❤❤🇯🇵🇮🇳❤🥳
Japanese people are not good at Indians ...
💖
thanks
方向別複々線での並走とデッドヒートは、鉄道での最高のワクワクするイベントだよね。
3:26 これ綺麗で好き
てかこの動画撮るの大変だったろうな
One can see that you really spend a long time in Japan. I'm always impressed by the huge variety of your footages all over the country through many years and seasons. Loved that short sunset scene at Funamachi.
Thank you very much !
Many an hour,I spent on the North East Corridor,formerly the Pennsylvania Mainline from New York to Harrisburg,and Washington! A very well laid out 4 track,high speed line,but the JNR/JR,makes it look like a side show! The sheer density of traffic,both narrow gauge,and standard,is mind boggling,as it seems no matter where you turn,there's roughly a 5 minute headway,with 8 tracks going full tilt!! No wonder Nikon,and Fujifilm were world leaders,they had to innovate,or the would have lost their customer base! All praise should go to the locomotive,and rolling stock makers,as they always seem to top each other,in speed and amenities! We could learn plenty about how to run railroads from Japan,thank you for your sense of humor,and excellent editing! Thank you!!👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯
2:30 I've been using this train since my childhood and I'm really excited when I see a train race even now😂
Thats Chuo Line & Chuo Sobu Line
@@kevinpriyantoko5771 It is indeed
When I was like around 5-8 years old, my mom flew me from the United States to Japan to visit grandparents; as soon as I heard the train announcements it just struck me with nostalgia of that time, I miss Japan, I want to go back someday
Same, haven’t been there since 2009
I havent been back since 1998. And I am 25 yrs old
16:37 I love this shot!
1:11 Wow! Is it just for me but it feels like model train.
This is what I do with my model railway layout! I love seeing how the speed of the different trains compare to each other!
In Japan, about 33 percent of the people use railways, which is higher than private cars. Japan's complex and beautiful railway, which comes from the demand of as many as 40 million people, symbolizes the beauty of Japanese cities. The train types, 27,000 kilometers of operating routes, and the world's best bullet train Shinkansen show Japan's extraordinary love for railways.
とっても素晴らしい動画でした!
鉄道好きにはたまらない動画✨✨✨✨
どうもありがとうございました。 とても嬉しいです!
4:10 松山まで撮影に行かれたんですね。さすがDotakuさん!
Yes, I love it ! Matsuyama & Iyotetsu forever !
Nice video - than you. I hope we can travel to Japan next year. greetings from Berlin
4:10 まさか伊予鉄が出るとは思ってなかったw
外国人で伊予鉄知ってるなんてかなり上級者だなw
何気に貴重映像がいっぱい
5:33 Ah, yes ! LoveLive posters on the side of the train.
Can't wait to go back! Fantastic as always. 😍
8:16 Keihan railway
何気に並走車内の人と目が合ったりする、あるある。
複々線は永遠の男のロマン!
14:10 You know you're on crack when you see that a Shinkansen and a commuter train are on the same track.
It's called Mini-Shinkansen. There are two of them.
@@NationalistsRuinAmerica
Let me guess, this one is in Akita and the other is in Yamagata. Both connect with Tohoku Shinkansen trains for the journey to Tokyo (the one in Akita is to Morioka and the Yamagata one is in Sendai.)
It's a trap to find English-speaking Japan railfans, and it seems you fell into it.
@@justarandomsovietofficerwi2023
I don't feel trapped to be honest, but I salute you for your magnificent interest.
The tracks are next to each other, there are same-level crossings, at least one.
This is a really great Video! JR is a Beatiful transportation. It’s awesome
As a American rail fan these trains in Japan are making me crazy like I love these trains and there are everywhere and I really love the steam locomotives and I love the two trains racing each other the most exciting thing I ever seen for years because I trains and train racing and this is the video that im looking for.
4:32 Le "un train peut en cacher un autre" prend tout son sens hahaha
A wonderful selection of trains. Thanks.
Nice Video Greetings From Indonesia 🇮🇩 if you want to nostalgia with JR 205 you can come Jakarta is so many JR 205 ex Mushahino line in here 😁😁😁
This is sign that im obsessed, i look at 1:15 and thinking... wait i know place that train above the tracks to another side, its Yamanote between Meguro and Ebisu station.... i know form investigating one scene from Kamen Raider OOO (where they loved to place scenes with trains) because i liked how tracks looked like there ^^;
ここには出てきていませんが、阪神本線と阪神なんば線が並行する大物~尼崎間もあります。
山陽と近鉄の車両が並走するという、20年ほど前には考えられなかった光景も見られます。
It’s so satisfying to see everything working like.. well, clockwork!
Wow! Thank you for a fantastic exciting and entertaining video with excellent editing.The color schemes of all the various trains along with all the locations and mutiple meets. The view of an empty well car at 8:32 was cool and the meets at 12:45 also. I have watched this video twice so far and adding it to my favorites and forwarding to my freinds.
Very nice video. This is a real rail-fan treat. The music is good too. Thank you for showing the name of the music. Good work on this video :-)
Thank you very much for your comment ! touch my heart !
The most classic one is the section between Shinagawa station and Tabata station.Trains on Yamanote line and Keihin Tohoku line always race.
And Hankyu between Umeda and Juso. It’s three always racing.
Railway Races in Japan! Cool trains video, like it :)
列車の種類が4本とも違うの好き
i always see the Yamanote and Keihin-Tohoku racing, with the latter almost always winning by a few seconds 😄
Awesome video !!!
How i did see the whole video at once?!
Oh. Wait. Outside is just 3'C, and im under 4 covers.
That was awesome!
1:10 I LOVE how the angle changes omg. Such an awesome shot.
Thank you !
Beautiful.
Very nice. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
So complex but so beautiful. Thank you
Thank you so much !
My kid loved this video, thank you, so many "races"!
Thank you, hello to your kid !
撮影と編集、見所を押さえていて凄い。
In recent years, there have been attempts to disperse passenger traffic during rush hours, such as running commuter expresses on freight-only lines, but even so, not all passengers can be transported comfortably.
That's how large the population of Tokyo is, and how many people also use the railroads.
Very Nice, greetings from Slovakia 🇸🇰
外国人でもスーツさんみたいに日本全国の鉄道に乗っている人がいるとは、とても誇りに思う。
高砂の所のが入ってて嬉しい
I noticed that the Japanese Railways rolling stock is mostly composed of EMUs or DMUs. Whenever i look for videos of JR trains hauled by locomotives like EF65, EF81, EF510 or DF200 I never find much other than some seasonal express train or freight trains. Is there a specific function behind JR's preference on multiple units over classic "engine + carriages" composition? I'm very curious
It’s a really efficient way of delivery high-density urban passenger services. Trains are standardised formations, power and weight distributed through the whole train, no shunting at terminals, maintenance is integrated (i.e. no separated carriage sheds vs loco depots). The concept has gradually replaced almost all loco-worked passenger trains over time: e.m.u. operation was applied to the Shinkansen from the start in 1964.
Europe and America has retained loco-hauled working by evolving into a lot of push-pull operation using cab-cars at the trailing end, Amtrak trains do a lot of tiresome backup moves which add time to the trip.
철도왕국 답습니다. 질서와 깨끗함 그 자체..
A work of art. A feast for the train buff.
Had to take a screenshot at 1:24. Absolutely beautiful. Densha De Go in fine style.
Japan is the place to go for train travels..❤️❤️👍🤗
I agree !
I like those 4 trains crossing each way example 0:41
ficou muito lindo esse vídeo amei 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😍 parabéns pra vocês
😀👍wow keren banget, negara japan memang hebat. Indonesia akan belajar banyak seperti japan.
Good Video, with excellent Railway situations. Congratulations. I subscribed to your channel. Greetings from ... Portugal !!!
me gusto mucho el video gracias por el video, saludos desde mexico
J aime bien tes vidéos 🎥 toujours bien .filmée et bonne musiques électro 🎼... !!👍
One of the best video and upload in You Tube by Dotàku.-keep it up friend.Miss Japan..last visited Japan February 2020 with my family.
These train races are so imaginatively awesome!
Thank you !
日本中の鉄道マン達よ、貴方のお仕事は芸術と化す。
train races are so fun, i was in the tokaido shinkansen for tokyo and we were racing the keihin-tohoku line and yamanote line! obviously we won 🤣
Japans trains are very interesting.
What a great video!!!
发达的城市铁路系统,日本国的骄傲!
This is freaking awesome!!!!
並走列車が追い抜いていく時悔しい感じが一瞬する。
Fantastic 👏 capture keep it up😏😏😏
日暮里のところやっぱり凄まじいな
WHAT A AMAZING VIDEO!
GREETING FROM JAPAN
Great video like it very much.loads of detail.Hope there more.
Watching.....nice video
Very very nice video!!! Thanks.
0:55 beautiful shot.
Il y a nettement plus de mouvement qu'à la gare de Bordeaux ou de Bègles ! 😄 Chouette vidéo en tout cas 👍
Yep ! c'est clair, ça bouge à fond. Mais j'aime bien aussi mes 'petites' gares à côté de chez moi.
@@Dotaku Elles sont à côté de chez moi aussi 😉
やっぱり日本の鉄道は並走がやたら多いですね
I like when going on yamanote or keihin tohoku lines they race to stations
у нас на МЦД и других больших московских ходах ближе к Москве тоже часто и густо такое явление встречается)
we also have a frequent and dense occurrence of this phenomenon on the MCD and other large Moscow passages closer to Moscow)
我々はまた、モスクワの中央直径およびモスクワに近い他の大きなモスクワの通路でこの現象を頻繁かつ緻密に発生させています)
Ah another Japan train racing video
I’m planning to go to Japan 🇯🇵 Autumn 🍂 2021 and hopefully to ride those trains and the Bullet train hopefully I no get lost 😂😂😂
I love train racing on my JR Kyushu based model railway layout. Much more fun than trying to run a proper schedule!
TV mukul pop Lo p lip Lo up
I know I'm a bit late, but how nice to see a new Dotaku video! 👋
Thank you man !
Just superb! Thank you.
Makes me want to set my PS-2 computer game X-treme Express up. :)
I LIKE IT
Very nice video
All the trains that went first are ofc the winners
10:16 スカイライナーをブッチギる普通列車!
Wow nice video
Thankx !
Very Nice
Lovely video, thank you so much!😍
0:37 yo it’s the Keisei Skyliner (the one that looks like a Shinkansen but it’s not)
JR is the BEST railway in the world!
素晴らしい動画だと思う
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cool