JR Kure Line Ride Along the Hiroshima Coast
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2022
- Travel from Mihara Station (Hiroshima) to Tadanoumi Station (Rabbit Island Ferry) for a costline adventure on the JR KURE LINE one-man train. 📍MAP: Kure Line turn to the sea
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Shinkansen is a must-ride on the first trip to Japan. It’s an experience not to be missed. But after that, the slow train becomes the must-do. You can take in so much more of the Japan around you.
I agree!
Just listening to the train sounds are hitting me with some feelings. Now I want to go to Japan again.
My wife and I moved to Hiroshima from Philadelphia, PA in March. Agree 100% about how beautiful everything is!
OMG! My hometown!!!!! Thank you. Wow made me kind of miss it. It's been 40 years since I left.
"there's no place like home"! they say.
Too cool!
Your train videos is actually how I found this channel. Keep up the great work John!
Thanks for this ride-along! I was born in Hiroshima. When I'm able to go back to visit, I will take a trip on the Kure Line.
I was also born in Hiroshima and it would be nice to go back and to try a real Hiroshima okonomiyaki again.
I love the the invasions of plants into the tracks and concrete platforms.
Im envious. I want to go to Japan again. Such fond memories🍣🍱🌲
Train rides are always enjoyable to watch , especially for the people who likes trains 🙂Beautiful sceneries etc … thank you for this one 👍!!!
There's something special about riding a train that you don't get with other travel.
Some of these lines have been in operation for decades so it can feel like a little trip back in time.
This is a wonderful, peaceful ride on a classic train. Thanks John!
I always love these JR streams, especially these local ones. Always fun seeing these out of the way, totally non-touristy areas. Keep up the good work John!
Keep doing these ride alongside they are very interesting to see different parts of Japan that I have never seen before.
I’ve only ridden this line a few times but I lived in Onomichi for two years and loved exploring the area. The beaches and sea there are incredible
Thank you for posting this! I used to teach at Saizaki junior high school so I got off at the aki-saizaki stop every week. Brings me back
Simply watching the surrounding as the train makes it way is so relaxing!!!! Adding it to my Japan travel bucket list! 😀
The museums in Kure for the Yamato and the JSDF Submarine are great for kids! Take Leo when he is older!!!
I love these cozy train trides, thank you for sharing.
Thank you for this great new adventure ✌️😍
I definitely prefer these One-Man trains over the Shinkansen. These trains remind me of something that would be in a Ghibli film.
I love the clickety click sounds. So wonderful!
What an Incredible place and ride. So Beautiful. I have to do this .
Hello John, taking me back to where i spent a year and a half at Kure, Japan Go visit the the Yamato Museum
love countryside train ride
Took this same train to tour the Mazda factory and visit the Yamato Museum in Kure.
Longest local train trip I've ever taken in Japan was the Wakayama to Osaka Loop line, the one that passes the track going to Kansai. It was long, but quite an interesting train trip. 😊😊😊
miss these train rides...the octopus drawing reminds me tako-chan (octo-1) from Voltes V
I luv scenery along your train ride so beautiful 🤩
Very interesting.
I absolutely love this GO! series in Shodoshima. Mr. Sasano said it best elsewhere, but - *I love it when you travel outside of the metropolitan areas to the rural areas where the soul of Japan can really be felt and experienced.*
I’ll never understand why the Tōkyō videos get the views. *THIS* is where it’s at! (Obvious exceptions made for anywhere my buddy PvG makes a special appearance)
that was beautiful and gave me all the feels of what it felt like, traveling around in japan, tnx
Wonderful video of a local train ride in Japan.
Leaving from KIX I have always taken the slowest train...
Thank you very much, John, for sharing your wonderful train documentary video with us.
Train ride yes. so soothing chugging along the rails and just enjoying the view. thx John.
Europe train never be as good as japan . Once you in japan the joy of using japan train is something so special either the bullet Shinkansen or the slower local train . This is my favourite way to travel across Japan .
That's a beautiful coastline John. I'll never get tired of the Seto Inland sea view .
That was so relaxing on the train 👍👍
A+++ Like many, I always enjoy the train ride videos; especially, the more rural, off the beaten path ones! Thanks for your videos.
Can’t wait to visit Japan again!
Beautiful coastal ride John!!! 🏞👍🏻
Enjoyable train ride. Exciting if you plan to go to Okunoshima. Tako to hop hop. Thanks John.
I miss those days when I lived in Kaita-cho. I walked to Kaitaichi elementary school along Route 2 every day crossing Kure-line.
There used to be a sleeper train called Aki running from Hiroshima to Tokyo via Kure-line. I once got on the train to visit my uncle who had been running an izakaya at Koenji Tokyo.
Thanks for the densha ASMR 👌
Beautiful Japan 👍😁
Okunoshima, I looking forward to it :-)
Beautiful scenery and great video - you should try some of the steam trains (eg around Niseko, Kutchan, Otaru etc) in Hokkaido during the Summer
John, I have been a bit of a train otaku ever since my great uncle let me ride with him for about 16 km in the engine of the train he was driving in 1962. NHK has a series on trains in their stream that isn't bad.
Reqlly surprised about all the vines growing across the tracks. It seems like they could cause a train accident.
Perfect interlude for today! Thanks
That train ride is great. You can go to Ookunoshima (Rabbit Island) using that train.
I did 🐇 hehehe
@@onlyinjapanGO Such a peaceful island. The history of the island during the war is interesting. Great day trip from Kobe.
Make sure to buy your rabbit food and bottles of water from the shops before leaving as I did not see it on the island.
Been killing it with the uploads John
Have they repaired all the JR line in Tohoku that was messed up by the Tsunami in 2011. It would be nice to ride the Tohoku line. 😃👍🏻
Would love to do this! Are there 'facilities' on board these trains- 🙃
How do differentiate with Tsunami? They both sound very similar.
im guessing this line is the one that takes you to the Kure station for the naval museum? im planning for a visit to Kure city for the Yamato museum.
with you being a "trainer" do you ever wonder where the older line splits along the routes led to back in the day? you see a few discontinued line splits into the brush that arent in service. makes you wonder where they lead to...
you can never get away from those birds cant you?? LOL.
Loved this train trip video. It felt like Hawaii not Japan.
Johns asmr
Toby alert!
Seems like I keep missing the live live streams but enjoying the train ride. Reminds me of the train from Hiroshima to the port location for transferring to the ferry to Miyajima. Rabbit Island next? Hope we get to see the exhibits inside the Poison Gas Museum. Apparently 80,000 Chinese were victims of the poison gas produced there despite Japan having signed on to the accords prior to World War II agreeing not to make chemical weapons. Also curious if the curator of the museum who was a teenager working in the secret factories there is still alive. He would compare the actions on Rabbit Island to the lives lost in the Hiroshima bombing as he advocated for peace.
I am from Tadanoumi.
Is that one of the stops enroute to the shuten but past Sunami?
I want to do this before I go back home.
interesting what your're saying...
it's good to see a non-european opinion (about the trains in east vs west), cause u know, europeans bicker with each other over anything hahaha
Whispers on the train Sugoi 🥹, I totally agree with the Shinkansen being the not end all of rail travel some of the best in japan is never the Shinkansen