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Nice video! I have a few questions. Is it one ticket or multiple single tickets one needs to purchase? What if you miss the connecting train, does one just catch the next train? Is it cheaper to travel by bus?
@@davidespingel1223 Hello Donnie, the ticket is basically ride as much as you want if I remember correctly. So missing trains does not matter. Seishin 18-kippu is the cheapest way and if you have whole day you can get even further than Tokyo-Osaka. If you do not have much time take the night bus. You save on hotel night, its fairly cheap and comfortable and arrive at the destination in the morning ready to explore. Basically travel while sleeping.
Rion Ishida, if you love trains then you should definitely try this route. There is one Shinkansen train (Not N700) which runs just once a day, direct (no change overs) from Hiroshima to Tokyo at 6 AM from Hiroshima station. I was in Miyajima in 2016 and woke up 4 AM to get the first local train to Hiroshima station, just to catch that Shinkansen 🚄. It took almost 7 hrs to reach Tokyo. I reached around 12:30 pm I think. It had in car catering too! I couldn’t see Fuji san for my entire trip but that day, the last day of my trip I saw it on my way back. And it was magnificent. Try it, this route is just a priceless experience.
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I used Tokaido-sen a lot when I dated a girl from Osaka. I traveled from Shizuoka to Osaka for a weekend once a month for 2 ENTIRE YEARS. So for me to watch your video was very emotional, especially the of changing trains in Toyohashi, I always used the stairs to change trains there because you need to be in a hurry to get the next train. Thank you for your video, for me it was very nostalgic. I'm gonna subscribe for sure. Ps: In case if anyone here is curious, I married the girl from Osaka.
not curious at all, but where do you live now with that OSAKA girl?
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@@christopherkim1744 Actually I live in Amagasaki (nearby city), it's much cheaper and calmer than Osaka. And is just a 15 minute train ride from Osaka so...GG I guess, lol
If you don't mind sharing, how did you move to Japan and what job do you have, did you have a degree? I want to move to Japan in the future and I am curious about how other foreigner managed to move.
@the 48thRonin I totally understand. Some parts should be left untouched by tourists. I meant that many tourists jump from one tourist Hotspot to the other too quickly just to see as much as they can in 2 weeks or so.
You worked very hard to make this video. Climbing stairs while carrying luggage and filming all at the same time. Wow! This video was very educational and informative. Keep up the good work and stay safe. Thank you so much.
Hello, I just found your channel, Rion and I'm really enjoying your videos. Thank you for sharing your experiences and all your hard work. Take care. ✨✨✨
This is the MOST DETAILED Japan's train trip! As a foreigner, I really wanna try this trip sometime when I visit Japan, thank you for your information!
Thank you Mr Rion Ishida. We will try this route next year and use 18 seishun kippu.🥰But we will have side trip in Gotemba to see Mt Fuji and Kakegawa to experience Oigawa Railway Steam Locomotive. I'm so excited🥰
Atami Station we also saw kurofune train & Izu Odoriko. Our time did not allow us to train to Shimoda. Kuretake Inn hotel in Numazu (north-side) was very pleasant and has "dai-yokujo" hot spring bath.
This took me back to 2018! I had a week off from work so I did the same solo journey but I started in Nikko, Tochigi which is slightly north of Japan, and took the local train all the way to Osaka. I’ve made friends during my train ride, had interesting conversations with locals, and because I was so broke, I slept in Internet cafes and stuff. Unfortunately I didn’t know anything about the ticket so I just paid per train, which was like 15,000¥ in total. I cherish this memory and always get excited when I share it with my friends! Thank you for sharing this video!! :)
I was concerned about the time factor when we did our first Japan holiday years ago, so much to see, never enough time to see them all. But I’m really glade that we shorten our big city stays and squeeze in a few countryside stays between cities, slow down the pace to experience regional culture and hospitality of the locals. It felt like we got to know Japan a lot more that way.
I visited Japan (a few years ago). My parents used to work for Japanese companies in 1980s. So I used my dad as my tour guide. It was a blast. Japan is so advanced in technology at the same tim keeping so many traditions alive. We rented an apartment in Akihabara right next to the JR station. Took the Shinkansen to the Fuji mountains area. It was a blast. It was the first time I got bread from a vending machine! While Tokoyo had a lot of places to buy stuff, Fuji area is very rural. But you still get vending machines with bread and stuff. I think the main Fuji entrance area has a lot of vendors but not the other areas.
Oh i missed Hamamatsu. I'm very happy when the train in Hamamatsu. I visited my headquarter company where located in Hamamatsu. Thank you for bring memories back rion san.
It's fun journeying with you via RUclips especially now we cannot go out for travel. I love your adventure, hopping on & off the train. I wish to have that adventure too in God's time. 😊🙏🇵🇭
Your video bring back my memories!!! I have tried seishun 18kippu from tokyo to osaka when I was living in jpn, Also when I went to sado ka jima, Or when I went to Nagasaki. Aaaaaa, so many memories there!!! Jpn is a safe country, even if you go somewhere just by your self.
What a Bargain 21$ for a train Journey great if you are on a budget. Big difference compared to the Shinkansen.Enjoyed the video taking in all the scenery of Japan and Bento box looked tasty. Looking forward to more videos 😀👍
Yes!! I've been looking forward to this one since you posted the sneak peek on... I think it was Instagram stories!? 😆 It's amazing the distance you could cover with a ticket that price. Arigatooo for another fun adventure! I already can't wait for the next one. 😆 🦁
i did it in 2018 using the local train from tokyo to osaka but return tokyo with night bus. every interesting ride to me. thanks for bring back the wonderful memory of me.
ほぼすれ違った気がするw. Hahah I posted a video taking a train from Tokyo Station (north) and stopped at the Pikachu Tokyo Banana Stand too! I honestly expected to see me in the background xDD
I remember getting the JR Pass so I could go back and forth Kansai-Kanto via Shin....then took the Shin-Kurobe to enjoy the epic view of the Gorge from the hotel there
I did almost exactly this trip a few years back, except for a little detour around the north side of mt. fuji via fujikawaguchiko I would highly recommend not just skipping over all those places in between tokyo-kyoto and just take 3 to 4 days to travel along this route. I got the shizuoka rail pass as well which grants you 3 days of unlimited train rides in the prefecture and gets you from atami all the way to hamamatsu with lots of room to explore
Agreed. But, if I may, we're in such a rush these days; if you have the time, maybe every once in a while going this way, enjoying the view as the scenery flashes by, and relaxing isn't such a bad thing.
This video reminds me how amazing the transportation system is in Japan. Even if you live in a rural area, you can still get to major city like Tokyo & Osaka relatively easily The only way to commute from one city to another in Canada that I am aware of is by renting a car or via rail (which probably cost close to a flight ticket)
Hello Ishida san i am new to your Channel and just wanted to say "Arigato" for sharing your trips around Japan with us. For an Oversea Girl like me it is really interesting, to watch your Videos. Simply because i am really in love with your Country
I hope you don’t mind if I correct a couple of English grammar mistakes, Rion. You go to the shops or to a place/station; but when you reach that place, you arrive at the place/station. Btw, I adore ekiben!
Had to take the local train from Tokyo to the standing Buddha statue. It was an experience traveling via local train. Next you will have to chat about how you deal with trash like the bento box. In America, there are trash cans everywhere but the last time I was I in Japan the only place I could find them was either vending machines or restrooms.
I loved the trains in Japan! I don’t feel so bad know about feeling lost changing trains😅. Also, I am like you… always looked for a nice Beer to got with my meal!
Yeah , We have done the same ,mostly during our Long summer Vacations . When you have the time ,it was really very interesting .Thanks for your video .
Nice video. 青春18切符 sounds like it's for young people, but I have used it when I was like 55. I took a train of 5AM at a station in Chiba pref. and finally reached my destination in Wakayama around 11 PM. It was a lot of fun but pretty much exhausting as well for a man of 50s.
It would be nice if you could put all the station you stopped and what stations are in between those stations you transfer though. This one makes me excited to try out :)
Just saw your video eating as much as you could in Universal! Love the content!! When I was in Japan, I took an overnight bus from Tokyo to Osaka: it took about the same time, but it was twice as much- I might try this next time I travel there!! Thanks Ishida!
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Nice video! I have a few questions. Is it one ticket or multiple single tickets one needs to purchase? What if you miss the connecting train, does one just catch the next train? Is it cheaper to travel by bus?
@@davidespingel1223 Hello Donnie, the ticket is basically ride as much as you want if I remember correctly. So missing trains does not matter. Seishin 18-kippu is the cheapest way and if you have whole day you can get even further than Tokyo-Osaka. If you do not have much time take the night bus. You save on hotel night, its fairly cheap and comfortable and arrive at the destination in the morning ready to explore. Basically travel while sleeping.
@@peervermeiren8902 thank you!
Rion Ishida, if you love trains then you should definitely try this route.
There is one Shinkansen train (Not N700) which runs just once a day, direct (no change overs) from Hiroshima to Tokyo at 6 AM from Hiroshima station. I was in Miyajima in 2016 and woke up 4 AM to get the first local train to Hiroshima station, just to catch that Shinkansen 🚄. It took almost 7 hrs to reach Tokyo. I reached around 12:30 pm I think. It had in car catering too!
I couldn’t see Fuji san for my entire trip but that day, the last day of my trip I saw it on my way back. And it was magnificent. Try it, this route is just a priceless experience.
I used Tokaido-sen a lot when I dated a girl from Osaka. I traveled from Shizuoka to Osaka for a weekend once a month for 2 ENTIRE YEARS. So for me to watch your video was very emotional, especially the of changing trains in Toyohashi, I always used the stairs to change trains there because you need to be in a hurry to get the next train. Thank you for your video, for me it was very nostalgic. I'm gonna subscribe for sure.
Ps: In case if anyone here is curious, I married the girl from Osaka.
So sweet episode, loving it😊😆
Kekkon Omedetoooooo Roberto😉🦁👍
not curious at all, but where do you live now with that OSAKA girl?
@@christopherkim1744 Actually I live in Amagasaki (nearby city), it's much cheaper and calmer than Osaka. And is just a 15 minute train ride from Osaka so...GG I guess, lol
If you don't mind sharing, how did you move to Japan and what job do you have, did you have a degree? I want to move to Japan in the future and I am curious about how other foreigner managed to move.
wowwwww what a happy storyyy.... 💜
As a Canadian, 10hrs to get to your destination is the next big city over.
😂👍
I can confirm this statement!! 😅😊
@the 48thRonin 2 weeks wasn’t enough for me. So much to see and do haha
@the 48thRonin I totally understand. Some parts should be left untouched by tourists.
I meant that many tourists jump from one tourist Hotspot to the other too quickly just to see as much as they can in 2 weeks or so.
Same here in Australia!
You can do this because the public transport in Japan is so reliable.
Also because it actually exists lol. Outside of major cities in the US, there really is no public transportation.
You worked very hard to make this video. Climbing stairs while carrying luggage and filming all at the same time. Wow! This video was very educational and informative. Keep up the good work and stay safe. Thank you so much.
Arigatooo Psych Corp! Ganbarimaaaasu😆😊
Hello, I just found your channel, Rion and I'm really enjoying your videos. Thank you for sharing your experiences and all your hard work. Take care. ✨✨✨
Just found your channel - I love Japan as presented by actual Japanese instead of some foreigner who just got there. Thank you.
Beautiful 👍
This is the MOST DETAILED Japan's train trip! As a foreigner, I really wanna try this trip sometime when I visit Japan, thank you for your information!
Thank you Mr Rion Ishida. We will try this route next year and use 18 seishun kippu.🥰But we will have side trip in Gotemba to see Mt Fuji and Kakegawa to experience Oigawa Railway Steam Locomotive. I'm so excited🥰
I miss travelling across Japan... really hope this whole pandemic is over sooner than later, really want to visit again :-)
Atami Station we also saw kurofune train & Izu Odoriko. Our time did not allow us to train to Shimoda. Kuretake Inn hotel in Numazu (north-side) was very pleasant and has "dai-yokujo" hot spring bath.
First class video production and enjoyable to watch. I think you are the only Japanese RUclipsr who speaks English catering to foreigners. Arigato!!
hello always watching from start to end.
I did this many times as a kid with my friends. It was fun when I was younger, but now I never, ever want to do it again! lol
Thank you for sharing your video Rion. Support u from Canada.
This took me back to 2018! I had a week off from work so I did the same solo journey but I started in Nikko, Tochigi which is slightly north of Japan, and took the local train all the way to Osaka. I’ve made friends during my train ride, had interesting conversations with locals, and because I was so broke, I slept in Internet cafes and stuff. Unfortunately I didn’t know anything about the ticket so I just paid per train, which was like 15,000¥ in total. I cherish this memory and always get excited when I share it with my friends! Thank you for sharing this video!! :)
I want to go to Japan someday, I'll try it. Nice video thanks for show us.迚も面白い、ありがとう
Well done in shortening around 10 hours of video footage into less than 15 minutes! Sensational commentary as well!!
I like all your vlogs brother. Thank you for the videos. See you there in the japan next year. Hope to see you ありはとうございます。😘
I like this guy, he reminds me of myself when I visited Japan back in 2020
Wow! Really enjoyed this video. Reminded me of my Osaka to Tokyo train experience on local train. Great memory!
Kudos. You have put in a lot of effort into the narratives and content, especially so in English. Well done. I'll start watching you from here.
Yummy Yummy 🎉🎉🎉😀😀😀😀😀😂 very interesting and funny 🤣🤣
Your English is awesome for Japanese, Rion-san. Appreciate it. 🔥🔥
very good video, nice narration, thanks much
My friend and I did Tokyo to Hiroshima with Seishun 18. Took 16 hours and it was an amazing time!
Hello from SF USA
Thanks for the great video
Very nice production and full of helpful information.
Arigatogozaimashita
I am a solo traveller and i love to take local trains too! Inexpensive and we can see the local view along the journey.
i miss japan i like your video because it allows me to learn English i love japan so much Hope I run out of covids so I can go again.
Btw, I’m still amaze how Japan utilize every bits of land to grow rice, there are so many amazing padi fields you can see along the railway lines.
Very nice vlog! I love Japan and missing! Thanks for sharing! Gambatte!
Looks like an experience! As a tourist, I couldn’t afford to waste a day travelling, would be nice for locals to experiment!
I was concerned about the time factor when we did our first Japan holiday years ago, so much to see, never enough time to see them all. But I’m really glade that we shorten our big city stays and squeeze in a few countryside stays between cities, slow down the pace to experience regional culture and hospitality of the locals. It felt like we got to know Japan a lot more that way.
Great video. Been to Japan many times. Favorite place in the whole world 👍❤️
It's really nice seeing local Japanese doing some adventure vlog while not worrying about work schedule. Waiting for next video.
used this ticket way back in 1991. great way to enjoy Japan.
I visited Japan (a few years ago). My parents used to work for Japanese companies in 1980s. So I used my dad as my tour guide. It was a blast. Japan is so advanced in technology at the same tim keeping so many traditions alive. We rented an apartment in Akihabara right next to the JR station. Took the Shinkansen to the Fuji mountains area. It was a blast. It was the first time I got bread from a vending machine! While Tokoyo had a lot of places to buy stuff, Fuji area is very rural. But you still get vending machines with bread and stuff. I think the main Fuji entrance area has a lot of vendors but not the other areas.
Oh i missed Hamamatsu. I'm very happy when the train in Hamamatsu. I visited my headquarter company where located in Hamamatsu. Thank you for bring memories back rion san.
It's fun journeying with you via RUclips especially now we cannot go out for travel. I love your adventure, hopping on & off the train. I wish to have that adventure too in God's time. 😊🙏🇵🇭
Nice. Beautiful Japan. I miss it so much.
Thank you for another informative video! 🥰
Now, I have another option when traveling from Tokyo to Osaka. Hopefully, we could visit Japan soon! 🙏🏻
i love how you started running as well lol
I miss japan :( hopefully this pandemic will be over so we can all travel again :) nice video!
So cheap! Nice video clip!
Living my days inside a box because of this pandemic. Thank you so much for whisking me away with you and so many others on your trip!
Great video! I really liked that you showed the prices and also the reviews of the bento box!
“Suddenly everyone starts running, so I also run “ 😅🙈🎊 haha :D
haha, Yup, sounds like Japanese😂🤣👍
Your video bring back my memories!!!
I have tried seishun 18kippu from tokyo to osaka when I was living in jpn,
Also when I went to sado ka jima,
Or when I went to Nagasaki.
Aaaaaa, so many memories there!!!
Jpn is a safe country, even if you go somewhere just by your self.
What a Bargain 21$ for a train Journey great if you are on a budget. Big difference compared to the Shinkansen.Enjoyed the video taking in all the scenery of Japan and Bento box looked tasty. Looking forward to more videos 😀👍
You were right 11:34 11:42 was so beautiful. It made my heard a warm beating
Yes!! I've been looking forward to this one since you posted the sneak peek on... I think it was Instagram stories!? 😆 It's amazing the distance you could cover with a ticket that price. Arigatooo for another fun adventure! I already can't wait for the next one. 😆 🦁
haha, Sweet, My big pleasure😆 Yes, next time when I go to Tokyo, probably I will use different way and make Vlog, so please look forward to it😊
i did it in 2018 using the local train from tokyo to osaka but return tokyo with night bus. every interesting ride to me. thanks for bring back the wonderful memory of me.
ほぼすれ違った気がするw. Hahah I posted a video taking a train from Tokyo Station (north) and stopped at the Pikachu Tokyo Banana Stand too! I honestly expected to see me in the background xDD
haha, almost!
Please talk to me if you see me shooting on the street Loretta😉😁
@@RionIshida Likewise!!
I love love public transport and the reason i love Japan ...it's just so good with it...
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Yes, it helps me a lot ! Arigatoooooooo😆🤣👍
Eyy. どうしまして😁
it doesn't change anything as long as the ads play lol
🎌🎌ikitai na ,🎌🎌sugoi kireiyo ne,im watching your blog always, kiwostukite ne mt fuji stugi 🙏🙏🙏
I remember getting the JR Pass so I could go back and forth Kansai-Kanto via Shin....then took the Shin-Kurobe to enjoy the epic view of the Gorge from the hotel there
Thank you for the video. It was very fun and interesting.
I did almost exactly this trip a few years back, except for a little detour around the north side of mt. fuji via fujikawaguchiko
I would highly recommend not just skipping over all those places in between tokyo-kyoto and just take 3 to 4 days to travel along this route.
I got the shizuoka rail pass as well which grants you 3 days of unlimited train rides in the prefecture and gets you from atami all the way to hamamatsu with lots of room to explore
I always travel with one luggage and a big package too! It's fun!
$21 that's a bargain, but it takes a hell of a long time.
haha, true!!
Tiring but really enjoyable though😁
at least it's not as bad as the Shinkansen which is darn expensive
Agreed. But, if I may, we're in such a rush these days; if you have the time, maybe every once in a while going this way, enjoying the view as the scenery flashes by, and relaxing isn't such a bad thing.
Don't get me wrong, to experience the journey it was awesome, but it is equivalent to flying Sydney to Tokyo in time.
@@JapaneseHistory A very valid point,
Nice video such a beautiful place 😍
This video reminds me how amazing the transportation system is in Japan. Even if you live in a rural area, you can still get to major city like Tokyo & Osaka relatively easily
The only way to commute from one city to another in Canada that I am aware of is by renting a car or via rail (which probably cost close to a flight ticket)
Good info and presentation. Liked and subscribed
It's definitely worth the 10 hour trip
Nice video 👍🏻👍🏻
I love japan so much 🇯🇵 ✨ 💓
In all my life of riding my motorcycle from Osaka to Tokyo and back, I've only seen a clean view of mount Fuji 4 times 😂😂
Hello Ishida san i am new to your Channel and just wanted to say "Arigato" for sharing your trips around Japan with us. For an Oversea Girl like me it is really interesting, to watch your Videos. Simply because i am really in love with your Country
The train you took in Maibara is the one that ended (終点) in my old town, Kamigori! I miss those romance seat trains!
Good video,I love it.
I hope you don’t mind if I correct a couple of English grammar mistakes, Rion. You go to the shops or to a place/station; but when you reach that place, you arrive at the place/station. Btw, I adore ekiben!
Good content. This helpfull for travelers. 👍. Remind me and family traveling osaka tokyo
Your videos are brilliant! Thank you for bringing Japan to us when we can't travel there yet...
I just subscribed your channel. Have to admit that i miss Japan very much!
dude you speak so fluently! many japanese try to talk english, but not as good as you. when you speak, it is very easy to understand to me!
your trip remind me of anime 5 cm per second so beautiful, aggh the sad memory comes again
Such beautiful scenery 😍
Very informative, I didn't try this way with the local train. Thank you very much!
Thank you for always showing such detailed and entertaining journeys. Your energy is so calming, bubbly, and just downright attractive. Gaaoooo! 💗
Sweet! Arigatooo! Ganbarimasu Gaooooo😊🦁
@@RionIshida Nonono, the thanks is all mine ✨ Keep up the great work Rion 🥰
Very informative video. Thank you very much. I would like to try this route with my backpacker travel buddies.
Had to take the local train from Tokyo to the standing Buddha statue. It was an experience traveling via local train. Next you will have to chat about how you deal with trash like the bento box. In America, there are trash cans everywhere but the last time I was I in Japan the only place I could find them was either vending machines or restrooms.
I loved the trains in Japan! I don’t feel so bad know about feeling lost changing trains😅. Also, I am like you… always looked for a nice Beer to got with my meal!
Yeah , We have done the same ,mostly during our Long summer Vacations . When you have the time ,it was really very interesting .Thanks for your video .
Nice video. 青春18切符 sounds like it's for young people, but I have used it when I was like 55. I took a train of 5AM at a station in Chiba pref. and finally reached my destination in Wakayama around 11 PM. It was a lot of fun but pretty much exhausting as well for a man of 50s.
It would be nice if you could put all the station you stopped and what stations are in between those stations you transfer though. This one makes me excited to try out :)
Ishida San
What a wonderful video! I must try this trip in the future......when I was retired 😃
That looks so nice. Can't wait for Japan to open up again.
Amazing trip
Thanks for sharing the video. I really miss Japan. I hope the pandemic will end soon so that we all can travel to Japan again.
Thank you for this video..............greetings from NYC
Can't wait to go back! This is really good! Ill try this cheaper option next time! Love your videos!
Very informative. Thanks
When I was a college student studying in Akita. I went from Akita to fukuoka by local train. Gotta love that special holiday train ticket. :D
How long did that take? I lived around Shibuya and decided to go to Nagoya via the Seishun 18, it took like 6.5 hours just for that stretch...
Just saw your video eating as much as you could in Universal! Love the content!! When I was in Japan, I took an overnight bus from Tokyo to Osaka: it took about the same time, but it was twice as much- I might try this next time I travel there!! Thanks Ishida!
Thank you for this video! Feel like I'm in Tokyo to Osaka right now 😍
It's my big pleasure! Glad to hear that you enjoy my video😁😉👍
@@RionIshida I strongly believe that by next year I can visit Japan again and travel from Tokyo to Osaka by train! ✨
Thanks for sharing the experiencel 10hrs with heavy luggage and multiple stations is no joke
100k subs? Man this video is already in everyone's recommendations and it's really good video! hope you'll get it soon! I'm subscribing...
Thank you so much for the video. Best regards from Berlin Germany
Welcome Back to Osaka Rion! Waiting for ur next Vlogs!
Arigatooo! More videos are coming from Osaka😁
Thanks for making this video. Fortunately I never will have to do it. Shinkansen is my preferred transportation.