A Toshiba era o principal fabricante de locomotivas elétricas do Japão. Mas isso foi há cerca de 50 anos. Atualmente, existem muito poucas locomotivas elétricas nas ferrovias japonesas, o que não é divertido para os fãs.
Спасибо за ваш комментарий. Когда идет снег, гора Фудзи выглядит очень красиво. Альпинистам следует быть осторожными, особенно зимой, так как ветер может быстро усилиться.
That's right, most Japanese railways use a 3 foot 6 inch gauge. There were many discussions about improving this to a standard gauge, but in the end no improvements were made. There is a view that the adoption of a 4-foot, 8-inch gauge for the Shinkansen was based on this regret.
A single track line running through a mountain valley. Interesting lineside communities. Local stops for a few passengers. Valley farms, and, for someone from Arizona, incredible greenery! And with Mt Fuji as an added bonus. This is a great video. How do you find these gems? ❤❤🎉🎉
Thank you for your comment. Japan's mountains are covered in green. Japan's humid and rainy weather has created such a landscape. I only traveled to the United States once, but the sight of the Amtrak train crossing the Rockies and the landscape of the Grand Canyon with few plants were a big surprise to me. The landscape of Yosemite Valley seemed similar to Japan, but it seemed to be a rare landscape in the United States. I know what kind of scenery is on each route in Japan based on my experience, and this is also due to the small size of Japan. However, knowing where to go and what to find can actually make the trip less interesting.
I also believe that it is desirable to shoot at the highest quality. However, currently, my iPhone has a small storage capacity, so if I shoot in 4K, the storage may become full and the shooting may stop halfway through the process. I have to solve the budget problem quickly. (^_^;)
When did you shoot this film? Just curious, as the train passed the construction of the maglev line. Isn't that part of the maglev line already in service as testtrack?
The video was shot about half a month ago when I uploaded the video. I don't know if the section shown on the linear railway screen is still being used for testing.
Great video, magnificent scenery :)
Thanks for your comment. I will go there again in the spring. Mt. Fuji may not be visible, but many flowers will bloom along the route.
Świetny film. Pozdrawiam serdecznie z Polski 🇯🇵🇵🇱
Jesienna sceneria w Japonii. Choć można ją nazwać wioską w górach, domów jest tu całkiem sporo. Wielu podróżników lubi podróżować w tym sezonie.
Muy buenos y nobles trenes los toshiba ,en mi pais ,argentina ,siguen dando batalla
A Toshiba era o principal fabricante de locomotivas elétricas do Japão. Mas isso foi há cerca de 50 anos. Atualmente, existem muito poucas locomotivas elétricas nas ferrovias japonesas, o que não é divertido para os fãs.
Que hermoso viajar en el tren y conocer paisajes increíbles!! Gracias amigos!!!
Esta rota é adequada para ver o Monte. Fuji. Também há muitos turistas da Europa.
Спасибо, очень живописная поездка!
Спасибо за ваш комментарий. Когда идет снег, гора Фудзи выглядит очень красиво. Альпинистам следует быть осторожными, особенно зимой, так как ветер может быстро усилиться.
Liked.
I didn't realise until today that most of Japan's rail network is narrow gauge (1.067m). It's very noticeable in this video.
That's right, most Japanese railways use a 3 foot 6 inch gauge.
There were many discussions about improving this to a standard gauge, but in the end no improvements were made.
There is a view that the adoption of a 4-foot, 8-inch gauge for the Shinkansen was based on this regret.
A single track line running through a mountain valley. Interesting lineside communities. Local stops for a few passengers. Valley farms, and, for someone from Arizona, incredible greenery! And with Mt Fuji as an added bonus. This is a great video. How do you find these gems? ❤❤🎉🎉
Thank you for your comment. Japan's mountains are covered in green. Japan's humid and rainy weather has created such a landscape. I only traveled to the United States once, but the sight of the Amtrak train crossing the Rockies and the landscape of the Grand Canyon with few plants were a big surprise to me. The landscape of Yosemite Valley seemed similar to Japan, but it seemed to be a rare landscape in the United States.
I know what kind of scenery is on each route in Japan based on my experience, and this is also due to the small size of Japan. However, knowing where to go and what to find can actually make the trip less interesting.
スピードはゆっくりですが、いかにも急勾配を登っているな感は動画から伝わって楽しかったです。時折見える🗻が美しかったですね😉
ありがとうございます。前面展望にこだわらなければ、結構ずっと、富士山を見ていられます。
😊👍
beautiful video, I wonder why not film in the highest resolution, nowadays 4K is common ;-)
I also believe that it is desirable to shoot at the highest quality. However, currently, my iPhone has a small storage capacity, so if I shoot in 4K, the storage may become full and the shooting may stop halfway through the process.
I have to solve the budget problem quickly. (^_^;)
When did you shoot this film? Just curious, as the train passed the construction of the maglev line. Isn't that part of the maglev line already in service as testtrack?
The video was shot about half a month ago when I uploaded the video. I don't know if the section shown on the linear railway screen is still being used for testing.