EPIC Snow Blower Removal Machines at Massive Snow Wall Walk in Japan
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I swear to God I could drive one of those the whole day and not get bored.
Can you imagine how satisfied and fulfilled you'd feel after a day like that?
That's what SHE said.
Hardest thing is staying awake? Hum and gentle vibration of the engine, nice and warm...
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In autumn: combine harverster driver.
In winter: snow blower driver.
@@noway6414 Same video as this one. You just copied it and made it worse.
So glad to see these videos! Never ever would I have known the depth of snow like this!! Unbelievable! Unbelievable! Thank you
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Do you know that thanks to your views, they help them make millions of dollars a month? You are too ignorant to thank them.!
Probably most of you guys don't know Japan is one of the places gets snow most in the world. The cold wind from north absorbs tons of moisture from the sea of Japan and it hits to mountains.
The pacific side, instead, gets dry and cold wind from the mountains. This is one of the reason why Tokyo and Osaka are the big two cities in Japan.
thats amazing to see!
never knew that who would ever sought
What most people do not know is that Washington State holds the record for most snow. Mt Baker holds the record for most snow in one season. Mt Rainer holds the record for most snow in one year.
Mt Rainer, 31,102 mm or over 1224" in a 12 month time span.
MT Baker 1124" or 28529 mm. in one season.
@@TheLittlered1961 In Japan, 11.8m of snow was observed in one day long ago. Recorded at Mt. Ibuki in Shiga Prefecture.
@@TheLittlered1961 Sapporo city have 2 million people and 63,000 mm pile of snow.
Вот это я понимаю "осадки" ... и как всегда японцы всегда готовы к любым испытаниям ! Уважение Вам добрые люди и всем нам МИРА !
WOW I didn't know that it snowed in Japan ‼️ I don't know what to think about ALL that snow. I've never seen anything like that. I wouldn't want to live there. When it starts to snow I'd be petrified 🤔. Thanks for sharing this with US ‼️🙋🏽👍🏽.
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Wow! I did not realize Japan gets this much snow!
the north Japan has the record snowfall for decades.
As a Canadian, this is impressive work.
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It usually doesn't take much to impress a Canadian.
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@@leftylou6070 Get bent.
Come up here and survive 2 weeks of minus 50 weather, minus 30-40 most of the winter along with snow.
青森は雪深いですね✨
作業が凄く丁寧🎉
お気を付けて作業してください😊
да японцы умеют удивлять мир респект 👍👏
обычный роторный снегоуборщик у нас городе были такие. 40 лет назад.
Bravo to clever Japan! I m impressed , I ve never seen such a high snowy mountain!
Με μια πραγματικα πατριωτικη κυβερνηση και αντιγραφη ολων των (ανεπτυγμενων κυριως) χωρων θα κυβερνησουμε τον κοσμο...
Are you kidding me! I had no idea Japan got that much snow! Quite the operation. 👍
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I thought it was a video of the snowy mountains in the world, but it was Japan. Thanks for the great video.
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My understanding is that Japan, because of the snow and cold,has many heated sidewalks and road. Amazing.
In 35 years I've never seen one !
I'll never complain about shoveling my driveway again.
Me neither. That's a butt load of snow they get up in the mountains. WOW!!
Yes you will and since this was said 2 years ago, you probably already have 😂
Lol
I would have thought that this video was from Norway if it wasn't for the Japanese letters on the machines. Totally awesome nature.
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鳥取ってこんなに豪雪地帯だったんですね。初めて知りました。
слов нет -одни эмоции. техника на грани фантастики. класс.
Их бедных на этих островах и засыпает и заливает и трясёт и войну проиграли, а живут и радуются и ВВП в разы выше российского !
@@johanneshahn7585 а за - то у нас ракеты самые аналоговнетовые в мире..))) - правда, как сейчас выясняется попи@дили всё, но это так...)))
That is....some serious snow!!
I lived where it snowed a fair amount, but nothing like some of these scenes. One of the best presents I've ever received was a snow thrower from my Mom. It had a Tecumseh 2 cycle engine, but it always started on the first pull, and it was so easy to clear our walk and driveway. The snow was always a dry powder, so the machine had no trouble making quick work of the task. The second best day was the day I sold it because we were moving to an area that did not receive snow.
I would be sad if i lived somewhere with no snow
@@draggy6544 We moved from Cedar City, Utah to Blythe, California. It was a huge difference in climate. If you haven't heard of either place, I understand. Cedar City is about 5,800 feet elevation in Southern Utah, and can get a fair amount of snow, but it is all dry powder. It can be difficult to make a decent snowball with it. Blythe, is in the desert by the Colorado River, and having high temperatures of 115 is common each year. From what I understand, the last time it snowed in Blythe, was in the 1930's, and everything ground to a halt with one inch of snow on the ground.
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satisfying to watch
世界には凄い場所があるんやなー
って日本かいっ！！
除雪の大切さが⁉️分かります🎵色々に、活躍されている、雪の中の😃仕事。春を演出してますな🎵最高😆🍀
What a show!!! This footage is unique and beautiful, thank you for sharing it.
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Nice Video. Thank you
COVID Feed brought me here Jan 2021. Best Regards
I love having 4 distinct seasons and glad we moved from FL but I don’t think my snowblower could handle this.
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What you don't think is that it has been around for a long time, this machine was manufactured in Vietnam in the 2000s.
You make me see the world in a way no one else ever has.
If you come to Japan, you should visit a place where you can see this view in short sleeves in early summer.
In Japan, such places are called【yukinokairo】
Frozen rain sure looks beautiful.
We need this in India for the Himalayas. It would do wonders. Awesome :) :)
That Cat D8 will move snow all day. And be ready for more. Tough rig !!! Love it.
Everyone needs one of these!
すげえな〜どこの国だ？
と思ったらタイトルにJapanの文字が、、、
立山黒部アルペンルートでしょう。
Amazing.
Welcome to Japan
ここ2、3日こういうの見てるけどとにかく凄い。
日本語に翻訳
At Elmendorf AFB in Alaska after a big snowfall, it was a hoot to watch half a dozen or more snowblowers in a wing formation clearing the runways...24 hour readiness you know.
Класс просто супер🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜
鳥取にこんな量の雪が降るなんて知らなかった
Parabens aos trabalhadores habilidade e tecnica !!!!
Wow incredible machine
Да это мощь!
日本を紹介してくれてありがとう。騒動が終わったら観光に来てほしい。
this is so cool, never seen one in the US
I wish Minnesota would get that much snow
Very amazing
the last clip is the best clip. WOW
I would be curious to know how many days this accumulation represents. Is this a days snow, a week, a season?
One day
Somehow, satisfying vid👍🥶🥶🥶🥶
Please get a tripod so we can watch these videos without getting a headache!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can't take a piece of machinery seriously when it has a cartoon bear throwing peace signs on the door...
I would love to visit Japan someday. But with everything going on don't see that happening anytime soon
Vous avez bien raison. Ils sont très polies et c'est vraie que c'est un beau pays.
Bring lots of money & a translation machine.
You sure have Canada beat for snow fall !! Totally amazing !!
This is a dusting in Canada
Canada has mountain snow falls as well
Mountain regions worldwide get snow like this, I never knew that they got it like this in Japan. Those were like 20ft tall walls of snow along the roads. Pretty impressive snow removal machinery.
@@givemefreespeechyoutubehitlers lol no it's not Japan gets more snow then Canada
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We have roads like this in the USA, but thy have a sign: "CLOSED IN WINTER"!
When I was 14, I did comparable work with just a garden shovel and some warm gloves... For $20.
Yeah-yeah, right! :) :) :)
I'd pay you 40 just to watch you try 🤣
@@stroso83 these days I'd probably seize up just trying to pick the two $20's off the ground... (happy new years to you and yours!)
At 8:04 i was like "Hey, that's some pile'o'snow, that thing pushing! Must be some great piece of japanese.... oh, of course, the D8." (never saw one on rubber snowtracks, tho)
me neither never saw that!
Amazing!
The swearing bear giving the V's on the cab is hilarious. "Fuck you snow!"
We get dumped on too, not as much as that. I had a 3ft snowfall last year in the 2 weeks I was up north. Just got dumped on today at least a foot or 2 of snow. Minus 46 for the last few days here.
I hate winter. Cheers from Canada.
Did you get permission to upload these videos from the original creators?
2 MINUTES IN.. That's a job I would never want.. snow plowing, blowing on a mountain ledge like that. One wrong move it's over you go over the edge you're done.
That's crazy..
Altitude is 9,000 meters.
Trying darker lettering on this wonderful video next time as it would be easier to read on a screen. If you want to do this job that’s for sure. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe.
There were words
100% они кайфуют от своей работы
amazing
Wow amazing snow 🌨
У нас бы махнули рукой, укатали как есть по зимнику непривыкать ездить. На бумажке списали бы бабло, начальник купил бы 3 квартиры и переписал на 5 летнего сына со словами "Видите какой у меня успешный сын".
Wow brilliant
Оце боротьба з умовами непогоди. Без техніки ніяк.
HOLY CRAP, that's a lt of snow!!!!!
Японцы специалисты профи во всём суши,техника дороги и т.д, русские дырявые дороги, дырявые тазы и т.д
Читал одно высказывание типа от японцев или сарказм "хорошо что русские детей делают не руками."
@@АртемВараница-э2р ну с чем вас и поздравляем....
Magnifique ses machines j ai toujours rêvé dans conduire une
So how is it that these machines are moving 10 tons of snow a minute but are still quieter than my single stage snow blower?
Because you are watching a video. Try walking beside one.
I drive a machine like this, but it actually makes a very loud noise.
Northern Japan's Mountains get some of the Highest Snowfalls in any one year then anyplace in the world.Mt. Baker in Washington State and Mt, Rainier might get more total snow in some years but the total on the ground at the end of March in some years looks like Japan is the winner.
Nope the glaciers of alaska’s southern coast get ridiculous snowfall even at sea level the yearly average snowfall is over 300 inches
Примерно столько же снега выпадает в горах на Камчатке. Но и относительно близко находится и поэтому климат похожий.
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4:20 Amazing work!
鳥取県も雪が沢山降る地域ですね~
Splendid video
Estoy asombrada cuanto hielo se ve muy impresionante.un saludo desde cancun mexico.
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thats crazy how much snow they get. meanwhile here in canada we cant even get some snow for christmas
外国かと思ったらおもいっきり鳥取県ってあって驚いたw
so satisfying
This year was a hell of a year for everyone 😜
I want this job!
It’s cool watching this In hummed July
I would love to live in a cabin there no one would ever bug you ❤
I really want to have a go....and then I'm like oh! Are there houses under all that ...how do you know where any poles or sign posts? Or does that get sucked up and tossed over the hill too lol
У нас такой снег-была б труба. 20 см - и усе, света нет, коммунальщиков самих приходится вытаскивать...
Не комунальщики державу обікрали
@@МиронЯкимець ну не одну.... во всех эснговянных странах или хуторах одно и тоже...
Unbelievable superb
Сколько топлива нужно будет чтобы так работать !!!
Российскую допотопную технику покажите на переферии как чистят снег.
В Магадане в 80-е годы снег чистил "Катерпиллер". Японская и американская техника была. Так что за периферию не волнуйтесь.
В Питере в 80х советские роторные снегоуборщики катались, эка невидаль.
@@aaabbb7080куда делись. И куда Икарусы ЛАЗы и Лиазы подевались.
Thats amazing how much snow they get , do they ever not have snow ? Im wondering how much of it gets a chance to melt .
7mm8
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Holy fuck
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Not one snow removal machine in Perth, W.A.!
Офигеть просто,вот это сугробы,вот бы там домики по вырезать бы
Skied there last year . Powder paradise .
Wie würde soetwas in einem bewohnten Gebiet (also rechts und links Häuser) funktionieren?
Und bei den Geräuschen ahne ich schlimmes für den Straßenbelag.
4:30 wie lange mussten Reporter und Hersteller der Fräsen auf diesen Moment warten? Und wenn ich dahinter noch sehe, was da liegen bleibt ...
Который раз смотрю и удивляюсь:
Как? КааааК?!
Как можно чистить СРАЗУ, *за один проход* , ДО идеального асфальта?!?!?!
Okay you snowplowing watching guys and gals, you want to see snowplowing in action? Well check out the snowplowing and sometimes rock and tree pieces removal(from avalanches) on RUclips videos.
1. Beartooth Pass, Wyoming/Montana Border
2. The U.S. National Parks: Rocky National Park, Colorado; Crater Lake, Oregon; Glacier National Park, Montana; Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. These all start snowplowing around middle of April. Glacier National Park has been known to not get finished until early July because of a heavy snowfall season with road repair and replace guardrails that are taken out in avalanche paths in the fall.
3. Snowplowing like on U.S. Highway 6 from Interstate 70 to Keystone Ski Resort area.
4. The baddest, narlyess, the dangerous or deadliest is snowplowing and even just driving over Red Mountain Pass, Colorado.
Just happens to be the most dangerous paved Mountain Pass in all of Canada and the U.S. The most avalanche paths(72) per mile in both these countries. NO GUARDRAILS most of this 26 mile Pass road. 3/4 miles south of Ouray(pronounced U-ray, named after a Ute Native American Indian Chief) going southbound it drops off to about 800 FEET DOWN to the river gorge below at a 65 to 70 degree angle downward. Rock and mud slides happen. Deer and mountain sheep or is it goats there as well. The Colorado Department of Transportation(snowplowing responsibility) keeps this paved Mountain Pass open yearlong because it is one of north/south highways in that part of the state.
In March, 2019 the C.D.O.T. closed down this Pass for 17 days STRAIGHT. Avalanches buried a part of the Pass 60 FEET DEEP. The gorge below almost was filled up to the level of the road itself. There about 120 feet deep to 800 feet further down the river gorge I mentioned earlier.
Seriously jealous of all that water...from N. California perspective. :D 12:40
Japan - country in 22-nd century