Doors Closing 🎶 Chimes 🎶 in Japan Train Stations, 2024

Maxson Goh Films a compilation of chimes played across the railway network in Japan to let passengers know that the train doors are closing soon in 2024.
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[@sv63a]

2:27 gives me lots of memories when i went to tokyo, miss getting on the train and hearing this seconds before my train leaves the station, or when i get off the train :D
(kinshicho stn was my everyday station, used it in and out when i was in tokyo. as an ototetsu myself, all these melodies remind me so much of japan)

[@ZaneJimenez82]

2:44 AHHH my favorite chime

[@SG3086X]

3:45 CT251 motor sound.

[@Shid_Fard_poop]

Wait what? It sounds so similar!!!

[@angelbex3]

Looks like japanese have chime and I like the chime

[@arashiwashere]

2:27 Ah, yes... July of 2023 would be the day I remember taking this train from Asakusabashi to Akihabara...

[@AmbientWalking]

Beautiful!

[@glitchFan2428]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@elat8058]

also here's the names of some of the music played throughout the video:
2:27 JR-SH2 (personal fav)
3:26 A Day in the Metro (Urawa Station)
5:41 One of the melodies present in JR East Ebisu Station (idk the name)
6:36 Water Crown
pretty much it

[@zbkvolgren]

a day in the metro is urayasu

[@ykk-1]

5:41　This is "The Third Man ver. G". Near this station is now Yebisu Garden Place, where the Yebisu Beer factory used to be. The song "The Third Man" was used in a Yebisu Beer commercial, which is why this departure melody was chosen.

[@hanafi_pwt]

In JR West, they will use the Melodies when the train about to Approaching the Station
My Personal Favourite melody in JR West are in Okayama Station & Hiroshima station btw 😉

[@elat8058]

honestly sounds a lot better than those back home on SMRT... or is it the vibe of tokyo train stations that makes it better?

[@jusufsidharta8232]

❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

[@zbkvolgren]

is cos we specifically pick chimes that fit the station (like the vibes of that general area be it traditional, garden, lake, river, seaside or futuristic modern)

[@OnlyErron]

​@@zbkvolgrenthat is nice ☺️

[@zbkvolgren]

@@OnlyErron although we do have some uh questionable ones 😂

[@psgistheworstclubineurope]

3:34 Lmao the English announcements are clearer than those robotic do not lean against the door announcements on the SBS LRT line.

[@rtproductionspoggers]

1:53 i love this one.

[@ykk-1]

It's a departure signal sound called "Melody." You can hear it at most Toei Subway stations.

[@SyafikFikoIskandar]

love it

[@SG3086X]

9:40 also a CT251

[@resketless]

Quite sound like handphone ringtone chime

[@glitchFan2428]

It does 😁

[@AV8r_Chamz]

I like the ding dong ding dong sound when its about to close

[@AxelRaffasya]

Cool

[@mohdsaidibilinosaidnong3645]

third chime looks good

[@Googlepixel_hype]

It's only been two weeks since I went and I'm already here 😭

[@glitchFan2428]

Missing it already eh

[@TWGF1853]

im sad my fav 209-1000 didnt appear in this vid

[@chop530]

All the lines I know featured in this video:
Ginza Line
Asakusa Line
Oedo Line
JR Chuo-Sobu Line
Tozai Line
Hanzomon Line
Marunouchi Line
JR Saikyo Line
JR Yokosuka Line/Sobu Line (Rapid)/Sobu Main Line
Keikyu Airport Line
Seibu Line

[@youcanpunchmeintheface]

Some of busier stations employ dedicated "platform supervisors" that supervise and giving closing door & depart order to conductor. Seen in the 8:18, there was supervisor who used green torch to signal conductor.
Another type is departure order in form of overhead indicator and buzzer (出発指示) which is operated by platform supervisors. Example of those orders are in this playlist:
m.ruclips.net/p/PLue-prXI01O5R8nIKB58PfOSOwBdEdJCK

[@glitchFan2428]

It's nice to see everything working nicely as it should 😄

[@blueleader3459]

0:44 I am looking for this sound in a clean version. Has it a Name or can anyone tell me where I can find it? Thank You!

[@glitchFan2428]

I'm not sure myself but hopefully someone can help you if they know 😁

[@CTSLRailfan]

it’s the same chime as the sound that plays when keikyu trains pass a station. it’s a bit more 8 bit sounding, but you can find it by searching keikyu melody. it’s usually at the end of the video.

[@ItsDarkCoreZy]

ruclips.net/video/2QKKDpV0Ms8/видео.htmlsi=UTOayO1tZQGiIqr_
*4th Chapter(Toei Asakusa Line).*

[@user-lk2od9cu6n]

Метро в своей жизни видел,но не такое,это приятно когда я смотрю на вагоны из других стран мира

[@SG3086X]

9:07 a KNS or KSF A/B/C

[@glitchFan2428]

You'll love next week's video 😜

[@AmethystIsUnderrated]

Under a minute!

[@illusionerx6393]

1:12 what train is that?

[@caja1491]

Saitama Rapid Raliway 2000 Series

[@SG3086X]

4:30 also a CT251.

[@user-ho8vy1dr9n]

東急東横線の渋谷駅が1番好き

[@SG3086X]

7:00 CT251 but without the pitch change.

[@MrColinTheBusDriver]

5:07 Alstom C851E motor

[@michaelangelocalibuso1224]

No english! 2:43

[@MrColinTheBusDriver]

4:37 C751B motor