0:49 the police saying "we are passing through red light. please stop for seconds. please give way, taxi driver-san move a little bit forward please.we are passing through red light. excuse me. thank you. "
0:10 「emergency vehicle go straight at the red traffic light intersection please stop i will go straight please stop and wait i will go straight thanks for your cooperation」2:00「the red light will go straight on. please stop and wait」3:28 「emergency vehicle green light turn right please stop and wait」
1:32 Very rarely do I see police cars in Japan using blue warning lights. Usually always red. Oh yeah, I also really appreciate seeing the politeness of Japanese people everywhere, including on the road
Greetings from Japan, in principle, car drivers cannot go without observing the traffic light. However, police and ambulances are allowed to ignore the signal only when heading to the scene. So they're telling other car drivers, "We'll go straight.Please avoid.Thank you (for your corporation )”
Japan - such a different country compare to EU/US or any other country in the world in many ways. It is very interesting watching this difference :o). Thanks for uploading this video 👍
@@bob1412 it honestly depends in what parts of the US you live in, as much as the US is called the United States, the states are very different and have different laws and such. Some even have different cultures and different accents among the people
REALLY? BLUE LIGHT'S are City Patrol vehicle's, is that like a security guard vehicle, because here in my hometown of CONCORD, NH (USA) our security vehicle's are GREEN LIGHTED and our Police Vehicle's are ALL BLUE LIGHTED including the unmarked vehicle's too.
The car with the blue warning light is not a police vehicle, but a vehicle owned by the local government that protects the safety of children. I'm using Google Translate
The Japanese emergency siren is such a unique sound! Especially from a European perspective as most EU sirens are more or less the same high-low-high-low pattern
wait til you see the us, bussin with WAEAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAAWWAW WWAAAOOOOOWWAAOOOWAAOAOAOAOOAOAWAWAWAWAWAWAWWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWWWAOOOOOWAOOOOOWAOWAOWAOWAOAAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAW *has a seizure*
@@reminiscer15the us have wail, (the long one) yelp, (the fast ones) prty, (the seizure ones), theres the high-low that you said, theres the 10 times speed prty, lots o stuff
Their sirens are completely different than what I thought they would sound like. I thought it would sound like the "Blue Shell" siren in the old Mario Kart games. Theirs ironically sound like an air raid siren!
Craig Claassen leftover supplies while in america they keep increasing the budget and buying new stuff. the taxi vehicles in japan are ancient as you see from the 90s but they maintain and upkeep their equipment through the years.
Politeness and respect, sure. But Japanese police are famously lax at dealing with serious crime. They prefer to sweep it under the rug so that their crime record stays untarnished.
This is the reason why i love Japan, because they're very polite and respectful like their Police Officers Watching from the 🇵🇭 Edit: at 1:35... not a Police Car, that's a Crime Prevention Security Car... They used to patrol the area to protect children and other citizens of Japan and also it was owned by the Government
Blue is used as a Security... Meaning at 1:35, the car with the Blue Lights is a Crime Prevention Security Car, used for protecting the Children and other Citizens
Dude somehow i dreamed i was passing im a test to become a Japanese althority, but i Didn't speak Japanese or even have japanese nacionality im thousands of km away from this country
I am Japanese. Translated by Google. In Japan, there are roughly two companies, Osaka Siren and PATRITE. Basically, both manufacture both warning lights and siren amplifiers, but most police cars in Tokyo are made by PATRITE. But recently, police cars and fire trucks equipped with WHELEN's warning lights are increasing outside of Tokyo. If you want to find out more, please search for "siren amplifier" in Japanese. You can find a lot on youtube! "サイレンアンプ"
Super aufnahmen. Ich mag die japanischen Fahrzeuge sehr gern. Mich würde ja interessieren was die Beamten über Lautsprecher durchsagen. Ich meine auch sowas wie "arigatou gozaimasu" gehört zu haben?
normalerweise sagen die so sachen wie "Entschuldigung wir machen jetzt die Sirene an" oder "Achtung wir biegen Links/Rechts ab" Etc :D gab mal ein bericht auf youtube darüber.. musst du mal gucken ^^ glaub der hieß die Freundlichste Feuerwehr der welt :D auch Rettungsfahrzeuge machen viele durchsagen ^^ find ich mega nice
Japanese police biggest flaw, They have only red police lights, as you can see the the police minivan at 1:16 Its lights are getting mixed up with taillights, which are also red.
morally speaking, it is very polite. But effectively, it is quite slow. For me, i pretty much prefer the US siren as their are loud enough to get the traffic's attention of your presence. People's lives and safety is much more important than people's feelings
Well you also know that A. No American cops are not going to yell that through a PA system. B. America is a different place entirely the people are much more rebellious and aren’t as respectful as the Japanese, American police have to adapt to that. C. While Japanese police are unarmed and polite they also have a 99% conviction rate meaning you’ll most likely be sent to jail if you are arrested and you’re also guilty until proven innocent unlike the innocent until proven guilty system American law uses.
I'm surprised most of these emergency vehicles are equipped with very outdated technology. Halogen or xenon lightbars. What little LED they have on their police cars are old low output diodes. Even their newer motorcycles have those same ancient Halogen beacons on them. Why is the Japanese police force using such outdated technology?
Japan isnt the USA where they spend $800 billion dollars a year on the military and their equipment trickles down into civilian city police departments
They are giving motorists, taxi drivers, bicyclists, motorcycle riders, and pedestrians the heads-up that the police are coming and for all non-emergency vehicles to pull to the side of the road and for pedestrians to remain on the sidewalk until the police have passed.
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0:49 the police saying "we are passing through red light. please stop for seconds. please give way, taxi driver-san move a little bit forward please.we are passing through red light. excuse me. thank you. "
k klp Even their cops are so nice
You just made my day.
That's smart. I wonder why more countries don't use their PA's at all.
Taxi driver-san?
I hope you aren’t punking me
I love Tokyo's siren so much.
inr i love the siren in tokyo
first time i heard it was midnight club 2
@@sniffleSs420 hell yeah the 300zx tokyo cop car
I like their siren too.
@@sniffleSs420 First time I heard it was in mario kart wii moon view highway.
1:40 is just a city patrol car and is usually done by volunteers with a police officer.
犬かわいい
It's pretty cool that they still use rotary light bars, kickin' it old school.
0:10 「emergency vehicle go straight at the red traffic light intersection please stop i will go straight please stop and wait i will go straight thanks for your cooperation」2:00「the red light will go straight on. please stop and wait」3:28 「emergency vehicle green light turn right please stop and wait」
Those Japanese Police Officers are using their radio and a megaphone to excuse and to passing on a heavy traffic. And they apologize.
This is why I like japan. People are really nice!
But it might get irritated for some people like me of loudspeaker speaking.
@Allen S No my area is near the train track.
Strange.
@@LITTLE1994 That's my friend a *Politeness* ...
1:40 Crime prevention patrol car
ちぃてう packing tofu in the cup holder it seems
Thanks
So it's kinda security or special forces police?
@@mr.frozeman7115
Vehicles used by city halls, etc., that cannot perform emergency runs.
1:32 Very rarely do I see police cars in Japan using blue warning lights. Usually always red.
Oh yeah, I also really appreciate seeing the politeness of Japanese people everywhere, including on the road
Actually the car with the blue lights is not police, i was told it is security.
@@rescue911.eu-worldwideemer3 Oh I didn't know that, I thought it was a medical vehicle.
@@reminiscer15 medical vehicle is red lights bruh
@@reminiscer15it’s part of the volunteer anti crime unit. They are part of the police department but they aren’t sworn law enforcement
Greetings from Japan, in principle, car drivers
cannot go without observing the traffic light. However, police and ambulances are allowed to ignore the signal only when heading to the scene. So they're telling other car drivers, "We'll go straight.Please avoid.Thank you (for your corporation )”
cooperation
@Allen S your comment makes no sense, he probably mistyped so I corrected him
芝は賢い
Their police sirens sound more like air raid sirens. 😂
Yes they do
I might know why 🗿
More effective than some countries though.
@NTF SQUAD 67 LMAO, gonna give the old timers there flashbacks. XD
@@papapalpatine8513 XD
Japan - such a different country compare to EU/US or any other country in the world in many ways. It is very interesting watching this difference :o). Thanks for uploading this video 👍
skywalker19761976 I love living in the us but the people here ehhhh idk
@@bob1412 it honestly depends in what parts of the US you live in, as much as the US is called the United States, the states are very different and have different laws and such. Some even have different cultures and different accents among the people
Hi Ugly indeed
Their cups is to protect and serve not to corrupt and Murder like those other countries you mentioned!!?
Buttered_Biscuit what part are you in?
0:49 I love how polite they are, this one of the many reasons I love Japan
yeah i can definitely tell by the walking
Right? Not just the police but firefighters aswell which also surprised me when I was in tokyo.
damn, that PA usage though...
1:40 This is not police car. This is Sity patrol car.
What does officer say to speaker during ride on lights and sirens?
@@440055435 He Speaking 〈Police car is Go Straight, Everyone Please Keep stop 〉
@@Manaka_Pettan thank you
CITY
REALLY? BLUE LIGHT'S are City Patrol vehicle's, is that like a security guard vehicle, because here in my hometown of CONCORD, NH (USA) our security vehicle's are GREEN LIGHTED and our Police Vehicle's are ALL BLUE LIGHTED including the unmarked vehicle's too.
The car with the blue warning light is not a police vehicle, but a vehicle owned by the local government that protects the safety of children.
I'm using Google Translate
Why is Google Translate translating Japanese to English almost flawlessly yet when I translate English to Spanish, it is plagued with grammar issues.
@@MicrowaveBakedPotato ikr, I also use it with english=spanish, it messes up constantly lolp
@@MicrowaveBakedPotato It's pretty good now, no large mistakes from what I can see
Like child protective services
0:48 Wow! Foot siren!!
Almost Yelp
@d@
Japanese yelp
they be doing their jobs while being polite as hell, i love that
1:32 This is not a police but a watchman
Why cars in Japan looks like a toy car? Like so shiny and clean 😂😂😂
That's right dude😂😂😂
Tomica (japanese toy car company) bases their toys on real cars
@@AVT789 yes
they clean their fleet every night
@Allen S what did i do wrong?
The Japanese emergency siren is such a unique sound!
Especially from a European perspective as most EU sirens are more or less the same high-low-high-low pattern
@Ben Chu I was thinking the same thing.
Yep that's true, also some USA ambulances have the high-low high-low sirens but are usually combined with other variations.
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@@reminiscer15the us have wail, (the long one) yelp, (the fast ones) prty, (the seizure ones), theres the high-low that you said, theres the 10 times speed prty, lots o stuff
I Love Japanese Police Forces so Much. :-D
@@blitzeroo7502 even the name is polite
The police are so polite...
Lol Japanese are so polite; the driver announces: “Get out of the way please, emergency!”. In America we’d just yell, “FUCK OUTTA THE WAY!”
Once really futuristic. Now overtaken by time. Still cool to see.
@Allen S your mother called, you need to get back home to get schooled and learn some manners you fool.
Their sirens are completely different than what I thought they would sound like. I thought it would sound like the "Blue Shell" siren in the old Mario Kart games. Theirs ironically sound like an air raid siren!
What a polite-sounding siren...
I like car police japan
From vietnam 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳
Love japan 🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
Why and what are they screaming in the phone?!
"Police! Are coming. Move to the side please"
In addition, to the previous comment, they are also saying "Sorry" and "Thank you".
Japanese people are very polite
What are they saying through the speakers?
Recorded voices for example asking to give way or to prevent the vehicle from reaching an intersection.
@@PowerV_AndCo Not recorded, they actually speak through the loudspeaker
Because they don’t stop. Have to caution emergency vehicle coming. If voice is recorded, they don’t actually move. Voice power
Probably something like "MAKE WAY! MAKE WAY! PLEASE! WE'RE IN A HURRY!"
@@PYG477 yes I had confused with ambulances where they are recorded voices.
Surprised that most vehicles still have rotating warning lights, they are so power hungry. Air raid siren is good.
Craig Claassen leftover supplies while in america they keep increasing the budget and buying new stuff. the taxi vehicles in japan are ancient as you see from the 90s but they maintain and upkeep their equipment through the years.
The newer ones still have rotating warning lights but, have LEDs in lieu of halogen bulbs.
@Allen S i lived in Japan 🤣 it's not advanced....bus system was a joke. Once every hour. Uber is banned.
@@okinawanah3463 to be fair the toyota crown comfort which most taxis are were built from the mid 90s up until 2017
Nypd and Vegas metro will always use FedSig Vision SLRs, now and forever
0:10 Intersting to see a 4 Man Patrol Car, just like in New York, LA, and Chicago
1:42 why are the lights blue?
Nice police cars, but very different with red lights, instead of blue.
Its funny how in japan everything just sounds 10x better
Wow cool!
WOW TOKYO AMAZING
3:15あたりにパトカーの前無灯火のタクシーいるの草
23区内の道は明るいから運転しながら無灯火に気づかないことがあります。
This is Awesome
Other countries could learn a lot from Japan's police.
Why specially ? 🤔
Politeness and respect, sure. But Japanese police are famously lax at dealing with serious crime. They prefer to sweep it under the rug so that their crime record stays untarnished.
Godzilla is coming! 😜
🤭😂😂😂🤣
sup U
😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Plot Twist: They are sill looking for Kira but he's in one of the cars.
1:50 it was almost like the chp siren
1:40 what is the meaning of this blue light?
I believe that’s a security, or like a child protection car. Something like that
Crime Prevention Security Car... Used by volunteers because it can notice the writing in the door
@@hololiveclips2899 Thank you very much!
Great job japanese police greetings from Iceland 🇮🇸
Is the instructions coming from the car a recorded message or one of the police officers on a tannoy?
This is the reason why i love Japan, because they're very polite and respectful like their Police Officers
Watching from the 🇵🇭
Edit: at 1:35... not a Police Car, that's a Crime Prevention Security Car... They used to patrol the area to protect children and other citizens of Japan and also it was owned by the Government
Why some are Red siren and some are Blue?
Red Lights used by Police, Ambulance and Fire Department while the Blue Lights are used by a Security
@@hololiveclips2899 thank u
日本のパトカーは車種が豊富ですが、基本、トヨタクラウンが、採用されることが多いです。サイレンは、救急車、消防車にも、似たようなものがあり、車体側面の文字はそこの地域、県を表しています。赤色灯に台のような物がありますが、あれは、中に、アームが入っており、停車中は、赤色灯が、上に上がる仕組みになっています。他には、レーダーが付いている車両もあります。そして、日本では、警察の役割が、2つに分かれており、警ら隊(地域課)、交通機動隊です。警ら隊は、主に、治安の維持、事案の対処です。交通機動隊は、交通ルールの取り締まりや、高速道路での、事故の対応です。
Japanese: We are passing through, please stop and give way, Thank you!
American: **Music Plays** "MOVE BI*** GET OUT THE WAY!
What should I do if the yakuza threaten me in Tokyo? Should I call and say: "Moshi moshi. Keisatsu desu ka?"
1:36 never seen these patrol cars patrol in blue light. Are they for a different patrol unit?
It's a city patrol/security car used by volunteers, that's what I've gathered.
@@TastyMackerel interesting. Thank you for telling me!
something i've always wondered, what do blue lights mean in japan regarding emergency vehicles and such.
@川端実矩 Ahh I see, Thanks.
Blue is used as a Security... Meaning at 1:35, the car with the Blue Lights is a Crime Prevention Security Car, used for protecting the Children and other Citizens
did something happen that the police were using their siren?
tanks for the translation .
1:39 why some of police cars have blue lights only some of them red. 1:01 ?
The one that has blue ones is for Patrolling, while the one that has red ones are multipurpose
@@DaOGSquidwartTortellinicool
Anyone know what brand red lightbar the police use ?
「Patlite 」
what model cars are these?
0:00 0:33 1:48 2:27 Toyota Crown
0:43 Toyota Estima
1:33 Suzuki Wagon R
I'm glad you're interested in Japanese cars.
@@sango-r Thank you Anon, I went to Japan last Dec till Jan of this year. So I got to see these first hand it was a great 26 days in Japan.
@@sango-r I even bought a few Tomica cars.
Is the people actually talking into the intercom things or is it a ai thing?
Was reden die denn die ganze Zeit da ? Also was machen die für Ansagen die ganze Zeit ?
Dude somehow i dreamed i was passing im a test to become a Japanese althority, but i Didn't speak Japanese or even have japanese nacionality im thousands of km away from this country
1:38 WHAAAAAAT? BLUE LIGHTS IN JAPAN?
No police car.
YES city Office car.
Blue Lights is a Crime Prevention Security Car
I wonder what brand/system they use.
I am Japanese. Translated by Google.
In Japan, there are roughly two companies, Osaka Siren and PATRITE.
Basically, both manufacture both warning lights and siren amplifiers, but most police cars in Tokyo are made by PATRITE.
But recently, police cars and fire trucks equipped with WHELEN's warning lights are increasing outside of Tokyo.
If you want to find out more, please search for "siren amplifier" in Japanese. You can find a lot on youtube!
"サイレンアンプ"
@@lupinthethird6039 yeah its Patlite
I have never seen such respect for people lol thats awesome! whats the difference between the blue light car and the red one? age?
Blue is for security, red is for police
@@panhandle_ Ahhhh i see! Much appreciated!
I like this video I want to go to Tokyo One Day
same here
Like how they still use rotary lightbars
Funny lightbar with Whistle like the 90's and 80's
WOW. Japanese emergency vehicles talk more than even news reporters
In North Yankee City, The Vehicles Move Aside To Police Vehicles, & The Lights Are Red, White & Blue.
Great catches!
Where is GTR police ???
why does it have blue lights? (°o°)
Why are foreign country lightbars so massive with little lighting?
Trust me, they're brighter in real.
Much.
Brighter.
Yep
You definitely not want Filipino lightbars: they are worse than sunlight.
Super aufnahmen. Ich mag die japanischen Fahrzeuge sehr gern. Mich würde ja interessieren was die Beamten über Lautsprecher durchsagen. Ich meine auch sowas wie "arigatou gozaimasu" gehört zu haben?
normalerweise sagen die so sachen wie "Entschuldigung wir machen jetzt die Sirene an" oder "Achtung wir biegen Links/Rechts ab" Etc :D gab mal ein bericht auf youtube darüber.. musst du mal gucken ^^ glaub der hieß die Freundlichste Feuerwehr der welt :D auch Rettungsfahrzeuge machen viele durchsagen ^^ find ich mega nice
Japanese cops really love using the mic.
@川端実矩 Sugoi. It's really amazing to be this polite while in Emergency. Respect.
This police cars are not air raid sirens thats there sirens
They don't look very urgent, maybe because it's rare to have very serious cases in Japan?
Sounds better then the sirens in Germany... much better.
lol that probably one of coolest police pa systems
Japan has the best police sirens.
I prefer the Federal Signal smart siren myself
Why in japan police don’t use blue light ?
To distinguish them between emergency vehicles and patrol vehicles.
In case those two meet at an intersection, the red one have higher priority.
@@dbclass4075 oh thank you
Japanese police biggest flaw, They have only red police lights, as you can see the the police minivan at 1:16 Its lights are getting mixed up with taillights, which are also red.
Why do the police make Japanese announcements and no English? ♥️
morally speaking, it is very polite. But effectively, it is quite slow. For me, i pretty much prefer the US siren as their are loud enough to get the traffic's attention of your presence. People's lives and safety is much more important than people's feelings
Philippine emergency cars needs to be like that because here in the Philippines the lights are too bright.
Japanese police: please move over we are going through a red light, thank you
American police: *MOVE TO THE SIDE OF THE F U C K I N G ROAD*
Well you also know that A. No American cops are not going to yell that through a PA system. B. America is a different place entirely the people are much more rebellious and aren’t as respectful as the Japanese, American police have to adapt to that. C. While Japanese police are unarmed and polite they also have a 99% conviction rate meaning you’ll most likely be sent to jail if you are arrested and you’re also guilty until proven innocent unlike the innocent until proven guilty system American law uses.
Just to say comment is stupid and pointless and I was just try a make a joke...
The land of JDM cars and look at their police cars.
Don't mess with Japanese police officers.
what is the name from the first car?
Toyota Crown
Weird they don't use blue and red
Tokyo Poilce?
I'm surprised most of these emergency vehicles are equipped with very outdated technology. Halogen or xenon lightbars.
What little LED they have on their police cars are old low output diodes.
Even their newer motorcycles have those same ancient Halogen beacons on them.
Why is the Japanese police force using such outdated technology?
Because japan is safe
Japan isnt the USA where they spend $800 billion dollars a year on the military and their equipment trickles down into civilian city police departments
Sirens sound nice
Those are some 1970’s style lights and sirens. Not even LEDs for visibility and durability. I expected more from Japan.
They’re so polite lol
US police simply thunder past. If they can’t, they yell at you to move over.
Can someone tell me what they are saying?
They are giving motorists, taxi drivers, bicyclists, motorcycle riders, and pedestrians the heads-up that the police are coming and for all non-emergency vehicles to pull to the side of the road and for pedestrians to remain on the sidewalk until the police have passed.
Eh.. blue siren???
blue light. Siren is the actual sound you hear.
nico yazawa id Ah, I see you are a love liver as well. Chika is best girl
BLUE is anti crime vehicle.
RED is emergency vehicle in Japan.
Es de Tokio Japón
Is it ok to upload on my instagram stories?
These Toyota crown Tokyo police car model are cool
Why is he screaming? And does he do it all day?
I think they do. They do it in all japan police cars and ambulances collections 😀
He is providing instructions and advising other drivers to make way and that they are proceeding through a red light.