Thank you for your love for railways in Japan. I always not only appriciate your very beautiful videos but also am surprised at your abundant knowledge about rolling stocks. It is very difficult for even railfans in Japan to memorize all types of them. Only one thing that I'd like to warn you is that you sometimes take videos at points that are dangerous or nuisance for other passengers. Please continue to love and enjoy railways that Japanese are proud of!
Thank you for your comment. Yes I love very much all Japan Railways, JR & Private. But I don't think I take videos at dangerous point, I always try to be respectful for everyone. Thank for your fidelity.
Thank you for this but I wish we could be more precise on where some of these locations are! And point out that some are on the platform and require you to have a ticket to get past the wicket, etc.
Another Beautifully shot video. Thanks for sharing. I will be visiting the Tohoku region again in January. I would like to shoot some E5 sets at high speed either from the station like is possible at Shin-Onomichi Station on the Sanyo Shinkansen, or near to a station where there is a good view of high speed runs. Do you have any suggestions?
All this crap about hs2 and not using Tokyo trains being the wrong gauge is a load of horse hockey, hs2 is a new line with zero track laid , it doesn’t matter what’s come before all I know is a system that apologises for leaving 30 seconds early where the rest of England’s northern rail and London to Brighton is in chaos due to one thing or another, the sooner we modernise our Victorian line to something as great as the Japanese with 21 century signalling and track sensors we can have a system that doesn’t need a driver and oleft hostage to the unions and drivers annual sick day on the 26th Dec,
Thank you for your love for railways in Japan. I always not only appriciate your very beautiful videos but also am surprised at your abundant knowledge about rolling stocks. It is very difficult for even railfans in Japan to memorize all types of them.
Only one thing that I'd like to warn you is that you sometimes take videos at points that are dangerous or nuisance for other passengers.
Please continue to love and enjoy railways that Japanese are proud of!
Thank you for your comment. Yes I love very much all Japan Railways, JR & Private. But I don't think I take videos at dangerous point, I always try to be respectful for everyone. Thank for your fidelity.
Very helpful Video! I’m traveling there in 2 months
Excellent video. Love to see how railways differ from country to country. Love them all
This video is very informative. Thank you so much
fantastic panning and zooming. ..
Thank you for this video. Very good!
Quel beau travail
Merci !
superbe, merci pour le partage
Thank you for this but I wish we could be more precise on where some of these locations are! And point out that some are on the platform and require you to have a ticket to get past the wicket, etc.
Very nice vidéo !
4:02 Trop mignonne cette petite rame série 350 Tōbu qui progresse lentement à l'approche du canton suivant :3
Et quel enchaînement à 8:58 !
Another Beautifully shot video. Thanks for sharing. I will be visiting the Tohoku region again in January. I would like to shoot some E5 sets at high speed either from the station like is possible at Shin-Onomichi Station on the Sanyo Shinkansen, or near to a station where there is a good view of high speed runs. Do you have any suggestions?
please do one all shinkansen only😉 thank you ☺️
All this crap about hs2 and not using Tokyo trains being the wrong gauge is a load of horse hockey, hs2 is a new line with zero track laid , it doesn’t matter what’s come before all I know is a system that apologises for leaving 30 seconds early where the rest of England’s northern rail and London to Brighton is in chaos due to one thing or another, the sooner we modernise our Victorian line to something as great as the Japanese with 21 century signalling and track sensors we can have a system that doesn’t need a driver and oleft hostage to the unions and drivers annual sick day on the 26th Dec,