Fastest Japanese Bullet Train From Tokyo To Osaka | Shinkansen Nozomi In Green Class
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- Опубликовано: 22 июн 2023
- Join us on the fastest Japanese Bullet train from Tokyo to Osaka (Shinkansen Nozomi) in Green Class. We had the best time on this 2 and half hour ride from Tokyo Station to Shin Osaka Station. The Nozomi train is on the Tokaido Shinkansen Line. We decided to take the Nozomi train instead of the Hakari or the Kodama. We hope you enjoy the ride as much as we did. We have loved riding on the trains in Japan.
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When using the flip side of foot rests it’s customary to remove shoes. Nice video and enjoy you stay in Japan.
In 1967 and even today when I watch Japanese train videos You never see any litter or trash anywhere. Not like America.
Watching the smoothness, timeliness, and cleanliness of this train was so satisfying.
It was very nice
90% of Japanese trains, ferries & and buses are very clean🥰
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful....
Um I believe no shoes are supposed to be on the fold out part of the foot rest at your seats. The topside with carpet yes, once you fold it out though that is supposed to be kept clean. Your neighbor across the aisle is in socks on his footrest. Oh well, too late now, live and learn...
When I was in the navy in 1967 we were in the china sea off Vietnam. We went to Yokuska Japan for RR. A lot of the guys just wanter to go on shore and drink. A bunch of us got together to ride the built train. We went to the train station in Yokuska but found out that the bullet train ran from Tokyo , we south of Tokyo. So we caught the train and went to Tokyo. when we got there we found that the Bullet train ran north from Tokyo. We only had the day to get back to our ship so we toured Tokyo and then went back to our ship on the train. Thanks for giving me chance to ride an even faster train than I missed when I was there. Great video.😁😁
A bit of the draw to this channel are the stories from fans and fellow explorers, in the comments. Thanks for sharing and for your service. 🇺🇸👍
We were in Japan two weeks ago. Took the train to Sapporo in Hokkaido. Four hours on the Shinkansen, followed by four hours on conventional train. Just booked regular seats, not Green Car, after reading reviews. Seats are all reserved, in three / three configuration. No carpet on the floor, no footrest, but perfectly comfortable. We bought food at the railway station and ate on the train. Express train a lot slower, very comfortable and scenic. Enjoyed both the experiences and would love to do more. All trains in Japan are quiet..even on the subway.
Awesome, thanks for sharing
Wow！Japanese people generally fly from Tokyo to Sapporo in Hokkaido, but some railway fans use the Shinkansen. But hard work on the 8 hour long trip
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful....
Wow, you sure get around!!!
Thanks!
What a fun adventure. Nice train. Thank you for taking us along.
Thank you for taking me to Japan. It is very peaceful, and nice there.
It is!
I’m not seeing any graffiti along the route. How wonderful!
We didn't see any either
Seem really fast and efficient compared to American trains!
The contrast with Amtrak must have been jarring. We're just back from our US trip and quickly realised why they have these striped red poles to hold onto between the cars. Travelling on the regional express from DC - Philly at 125mph was quite alarming. Everything rattled and shook and we were quite relieved to arrive in one piece! Great video!
I was just thinking earlier today of how I missed Okinawa, Japan. I live there in the 80’s and I’ve never forgotten the experience I had.
Great report. Sounds like you really did your homework. The nice thing about the green car besides having bigger seats and more room is that often it's as empty as yours was. Sometimes you can be the only one in the entire car. The regular cars, even reserved cars, are often packed with noisy tourists. The shelf on the window can be used to put your drinks on. The shinkansen is so smooth they won't slide or tip over.
I also love the trains in Japan and have taken that same journey! Love this. Thank you for sharing 🚅
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful....
The trains, buses and ferries in Japan are so beautiful and so clean. Ty for taking with you on this trip 😊
Thanks for watching
Japan is a heavy fault zone and they do an amazing job maintaining the bullet trains. It makes me wonder why we still don’t have these trains going from LA to Vegas. Great video. Japan is a cool destination.
Thanks, we are loving it so far.
Brightline is planning a Las Vegas - LA highspeed train. Construction may start this year. Do a Google on it.
I do feel dirt and sand from that area might be a pain to deal with when you're moving that fast.
Ford, General Motors, etc. and more recently, the airline industry
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful....
I have been waiting for this video!
Have a great time!!! Japan looks awesome and the train looks like a great way to travel.
YES! You made it to Japan!!!!!!!! This is going to be FUNNNNNNNNNNN to watch!! Yes!!!!!!!!! (I hope you can do at least one ferry-LOL!)
Thanks!!
Thanks
The Japanese are are living in the year 3000 😂😂
Thanks for doing this video on your channel. I have traveled to Japan with my family many times. I am glad you explained the differences with the JR passes and that the Nozomi trains are not included but can be taken with an additional fee. My last trip to Japan I opted for the Green JR Pass and will continue to use it on my future trips to Japan. One other point of the Japanese trains besides punctuality, is the cleanliness of the trains. Unfortunately, Amtrak needs improvements in both categories.
Love your first Japan video. I hope we can see other interesting videos like hotel rooms and your adventures are different places in Japan too because I am traveling through your videos. Thank you for sharing these videos. You and Rob always do a fantastic job on all your videos. I simply love them. Enjoy and have a great time in Japan!
Thank you! We have an Asia channel where the hotel videos are going.
Great review! 100k subs coming!! Woo hoo!
Can't wait!
The footrest is upside down. When using the footrest with shoes on, the side with the same material as the carpet on the floor should face up. When you take off your shoes, the beige side.
I hope you get a chance to ride some of the gorgeous Eiji Mitooka designed trains! The 36 plus 3 around Kyushu is amazing! There are some shorter rides that can be easily booked. Have fun in Japan!!
Thanks for the tips, we will look them up!
I am Japanese and live in Fukuoka City, Kyushu.
I know you like trains designed by Eiji Mitooka.
I am very happy.
If you have another chance, please come to Kyushu!
My ship was docked in Yokosuka in '69 & I wandered onto a train platform. There wasn't Google Maps or GPS, so I went wherever my feet led me. My intention was to get off in Tokyo, but wound up in Yokohama. The Japanese are incredibly efficient, & there's a lot we can learn from them. Our U.S. cultures are different which explains why our train system lacks ridership it needs to prosper.
Wow. We hope to make it to Yokohama in a few weeks.
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful....
This was so helpful as I will be going there next March! I know for sure now that I will take the train from Osaka to Japan, thank you!!
This was very interesting to see. You are both so lucky to be able to do things like this.
Thanks!
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful....
The Japanese are so much more respectful on trains than people here in the US! My biggest pet peeve about riding coach on Amtrak is the people who feel they need to have full, loud conversations on speaker phone. We do not need to hear your drama!
I remember traveling on a Southern train from Gatwick airport to London Waterloo. A man in1st class having a loud phone call. Very body could here it.
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful....
Thanks for sharing your journey. It looks like you got on a N700 "little" A model, which is, I believe is now the oldest type on the Tokaido Shinkansen. BTW, the green car has seats in 2 + 2 configuration with foot rests and more padding. Regular cars are 2 + 3. The Nozomi service is fast, but I like the Hikari, which has more stops. More time to enjoy the ride and eat bento.
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Brought back fond memories travelling on the same route while studying in japan back in 1999.
I love this Video because the purchase of the tickets was easily explained. This Video excite me seeing the landscape whizzes by as the Shinkansen hits speed of 177 mph. The eating and other amenities were VERY Beautifully Explained 😊
The seat in the green car are a little bigger and more comfortable than the non-green car. Seating in green car is 2-2 per row while the non-green car have 2-3 seating.
Awesome, thanks!
Again, enjoyed traveling with you as always. Two comments: #1. Very surprised but pleased that most instructions and signs were also in English. I would not have thought that would have prevalent over another other additional language. And #2. And this was weird to strike me, but I noticed in the whole trip that almost 100% of the cars, trucks, vans, and vehicles were facing outwards--most all would have had to be backed in. Every car parked beside or in front of a building was facing outward--did not see many facing the building, like most of us would pull in and then back out. Maybe this is a Japanese custom? And also like some other commenters stated, it is indeed refreshing to not see all of the nasty graffiti splashed everywhere like in the US and in Europe. And we Americans think we are civilized.
Most back their cars in the parking stalls in the interest of safety. Can be very heavy traffic and tight spaces. Backing the car out into traffic with limited visibility much more dangerous than pulling out forward. Lived in Japan for quite a few years and now continue backing into parking spots even though I’m in the U.S. Feels so much safer.
Back parking is always safer especially in pedestrian-heavy areas like Japanese cities. In Japan, minor neighborhood roads do not have sidewalks at all. The whole road is pedestrian priority. You do not honk at anyone walking in the middle of those roads. This way of parking will also make it easier for you to get out into these roads.
I know your channel is "Grounded" but since flying to Japan is a long flight, it would have been interesting to see you give us an airport and airplane tour. I'm gonna take a wild guess that you flew in business or first class. Anyway, have a great time in Japan. I'm sure professional photographer Rob will get some amazing photos, especially when night falls and you are surrounded by beautiful colors in signage and, I assume, other places.
We don't like to use our points for flights, contrary to most people, so we paid for economy seats.
Have fun in Japan. I live in Norway. Have you any plans on going here to take som train rides?
We would love to. We were there in 2019.
So you're mastering smart EX. If you like trains, we recommend the Sunrise Seto Izumo sleeper limited express train. It is Japan's only night train that connects Tokyo with Okayama and beyond Takamatsu in Shikoku and Izumo-shi Station in the San'in region, where Izumo Taisha Shrine is located.
サンライズ瀬戸・出雲
In japanese sunrise SETO IZUMO
18:17 - Okay so I'm curious, what's the difference between "spray" and "bidet". I would have thought those were the same thing.
"Bidet" is only for women.
@@elwood0753 Got it, thanks.
Japan is on my bucket list for international travel. How was the bento box?
Thanks for that. I still have Japan on my bucket list. Do any of the Shinkansen trains have more dining service than just snacks?
From what we saw only a few maybe, there isn't much dining or sleeper trains left.
Shinkansen dining cars and cafeterias were all eliminated by 2008. Only in-train vending is available now, but that may disappear eventually too. Because if you eat an Ekiben(lunch box), drink a beer, and doze off for 1or2 hours, you'll arrive at destination.
Thanks for the video you guys. I've been wanting to go to Tokyo for a while I'm glad you guys went for me I felt like I was there. Have fun. So it's somewhat like Acela accept faster?
Yes, that's the closest comparison
Faster Acela that connects all the major cities of the East Coast plus major tourist towns, as thats pretty much the size of Japan & the range of the bullet train network.
Like the walls at the depots. Wish we would have the walls between the tain and boarding with our subways. Would be much safer. Great looking buildings. To buy food on the train can you use the U.S. visa card?
We didn't buy any, but they've worked everywhere else, so I would think so.
@@GroundedLifeTravel Thanks so much
13:20 thank you for explaining the different trains. Also do these bullet trains are 24/7 or they are open certain hours to ride on?
Hello, great video! What is the app you used to track the speed of the train?
It is just called speedometer.
Heard s much about this train. So cool! Did you ride the Cassiopeia too?
I noticed in the bathroom a stop button. Does that stop the train??😆
No, it's not. 😅
That button is for stopping the hot water injection of the toilet bidet and spray.
It would be a shame if the train stopped every time one of the passengers used the restroom...haha. 😂🍀
u finally did japan, would def like to go one day though kinda sad how much they gonna increase the price of the JR pass. btw, the green car is supposed to be more spacious, with bigger seats and bigger windows. the drinks are also supposed to be free according to the website?
Drink service is available in "GranClass" (First Class), not in "Green Car" (Business Class). The Tokaidō Shinkansen in this video does not have seats in GranClass, nor does it have drink service.
I took the Shinkansen years ago, and the thing I remember the most was how the train walls would decompress as the train slowed down. I don't know if it still does that.
How was the Shinkansen in Japan？Did you enjoy it？
Tokyo kara Osaka made Shinkansen de dono kurai kakarimaska
Nihon🇯🇵-jin desu.
Jikan nara Tokyo - Shin-Osaka kan ha Yaku 2jikan 30fun desu.
unchin ha ¥8,910 ＋ ¥10,480(green sya) mataha ¥5,610(futuu sya Shitei seki) mataha ¥4,960(futuu sya Jiyuu seki)desu.
Jissai ni ressya o riyou suru kisetu to youbi de kingaku ga kotonarimasu.🍀
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日本🇯🇵人です。
時間なら、東京〜新大阪間は、約2時間30分です。
運賃は8,910円＋ 10,480円(グリーン車) または、5,610円(普通車 指定席) または、 4,960円(普通車 自由席)です。
実際に列車を利用する季節と曜日で、金額が異なります。🍀
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I‘m a Japanese.
In terms of time, it takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes from Tokyo to Shin-Osaka.
The fare is 8,910 yen + 10,480 yen (green car), or 5,610 yen (ordinary car reserved seat), or 4,960 yen (ordinary car non-reserved seat).
The amount varies depending on the season and day of the week when you actually use the train.🍀
Actually it isn’t the fastest train in Japan. The fastest Shinkansen trains operate on the Tohoku line.
Please do not use with your shoes on the 'clean side' of the foot rest.
8:54
Please take off your shoes when you put your feet there.
As far as I know, the only major advantage of the green car is the reserved seats -- it's a bit difficult to explain, but basically, in green cars, there are ONLY reserved seats. In other non-green cars that offer reserved seats, passengers are allowed to sit there without a reservation as well, but will be subject to the "stoplight system." Basically, there'll be green, yellow, and red LEDs on the back of each seat; if the green LED is lit, that means the seat is not reserved at the moment and you're free to sit there. If it's yellow, that means a passenger with that seat reserved will be getting on at the next stop, so if you're sitting there, you should probably get ready to move. And if it's red, that means it's reserved now, and you shouldn't sit there unless you're the one with the reservation.
八尾ターミナルホテル乗っ取りはネオナチであります。悪の枢軸ども崩壊する。稲田直樹
Good grief, is Japan EVER going to stop with the muzzles?! Three years later, now KNOWING it useless in blocking aerosols, and people are STILL wearing a useless mask on their faces. It's extraordinary how such a technology-focused culture is still doing something so ridiculous.
Your ignorance about Japan is appalling. The Japanese have traditionally worn masks out of a cultural emphasis to think about everyone, by not passing along an infection that would affect the welfare of other people. Moreover, your lack of intelligence is further compounded by the stupid statement that masks are useless. If this were the case, physicians would not need to wear masks when treating patients, such as in surgery. But looking at the numbers alone. Since the start of the pandemic, the infection rate by country has been lower in Japan than the US. And more importantly, per 100,000 population, more than 6 Americans have died from Covid-19, per Japanese citizen. Considering that among the major countries of the world, Japan has more, as well as older seniors than anyone else, this is an amazing statistic that strongly supports whatever medical restrictions they used to combat Covid-19. Incidentally, I am a retired physician who now lives in Japan doing research.
The people of Japan didn't start wearing masks during tbe pandemic. They have been wearing them 24/7 365 for decades. It's a normal, accepted part of their culture. The good news is: YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO TO JAPAN.
It shows how naive you are 😢
They also don't have people with anger management issues spouting off about things they don't understand that's none of their business.
In Japan, it's common for many people to wear masks during the winter when colds are prevalent and in the spring when hay fever is widespread. This practice stems from the consideration of not spreading germs to others and avoiding projecting saliva when coughing. Above all, many Japanese people prioritize showing respect to others and being mindful of not causing inconvenience. It's different from our countries, isn't it? 😂