Your style of filming back then was for modern youtubers. Even today your this videos looks perfect. And I glad here is no music in this vids, just sound of 90's Japan itself))
Thank you! Actually, the quality varies a bit, with the early 1990 videos being quite rough and not always easy to view (best seen on a small screen due to all the motion). By 1992, the cameras were beginning to malfunction, but while they worked, over two years of experience did teach me a few things about making them easier to watch.
I don't think I've been back to this particular spot since I took this - but they took out fountains at several places in the city (the plaza in front of Shinbashi Station, the old Hachiko location, etc.) so they might have removed it. I'm thinking the removal of fountains might have been an anti-pigeon move?
Yeah, pre-sat-nav I'd get lost and look around for a tall building to go up so I could look around and figure out where I was. Now that kind of access is pretty much all blocked off....
@@lylehsaxon Those large crescent-shaped pieces were still there a few years ago when I last was there. But I never saw water coming from them. (I had wondered why the ground under them had a dip.) That Kanda riverside is a great feature of those neighborhoods. Thank you. Great to see them in your videos.
@@howUlikemenow Now you mention it - I've also noticed fountain/sculpture type things in several places that look like they would still work if the water was turned on, but are dry. I think it probably was/is an anti-pigeon measure. You used to see a lot of pigeons in front of some stations, and I suppose they depended on the fountains for a water supply. I'm not even sure when the last time I saw a pigeon was... they seem to have done a good job getting rid of them.
25:58 I guess they made/repair fences? Here in Spain, until recently, it was common in some areas of the cities or on the suburbs, to see wandering trucks that offered, via megaphone, various duties: sometimes it was gardening, or picking up old appliances ("el chatarrero" ), selling vegetables, sharpening knifes ("el afilador", these ones on bike)... They are much less common now, but it's still possible to see them, and it's always an amazing time capsule :)
I think those are laundry poles. Increasingly people are using electric dryers, but it's still not uncommon to hang laundry on the balcony via a couple of long horizontal poles (parallel to the balcony doors and not overhanging the edge of the balcony). Originally they were made of a non-stainless steel (with a coating) and after many years would begin to rust, and so new stainless steel ones were sold via trucks like this. I haven't seen this for many years....
92年の夏は早稲田の学生だったから間違いなくこの風景が日常だったはずなのに
22の自分がこの街に居たんだなんて思うと、すごく不思議な気分になる
ここに出てくる「大戸屋高田馬場店」、コロッケ定食420円。学生時代よくお世話になりました。当時のおかみさん、ごく普通の町の定食屋さんが数十年後に急拡大の上、上場して海外進出するなんてこの頃、思いもしなかったでしょうね！
貴重な映像有難うございました。
この地に52年住むものです。変わってないようでいて意外と変わってるんだなと思いました。同級生の実家のラーメン屋さんが辛うじてまだあったのも嬉しいです。ありがとうございます。
貴重な映像ありがとうございます
懐かしいなぁ、もう30年前か…
撮影者の方もまさか30年後にこれを世界中の人が観る事になるとは思ってもいなかったでしょうね笑
この辺生まれの41歳です。こんなの見たらこの時代にタイムスリップしたかのような気分になれますね。
当たり前だけど今と同じとこもあれば全く違うとこもある
自分が生まれていない時の馬場を見ることが出来てとても嬉しい
Your style of filming back then was for modern youtubers. Even today your this videos looks perfect. And I glad here is no music in this vids, just sound of 90's Japan itself))
Thank you! Actually, the quality varies a bit, with the early 1990 videos being quite rough and not always easy to view (best seen on a small screen due to all the motion). By 1992, the cameras were beginning to malfunction, but while they worked, over two years of experience did teach me a few things about making them easier to watch.
Love your videos. Amazing record of these places at a point in time.
Thanks!
I was 2 years old at that time. Now I am 33 years old.
この辺りの予備校に通っていました。
栄通りが懐かしいです。
浪人時代を思い出します😅
アリミノビルとその近くにあるセブンってこの時からあるのか！笑
そして小滝橋のいなげやも変わってない笑
この動画が撮影された日、私は間違いなく同じ街で生活していたんだと思うと、とても不思議な気持ちになる
Nice footage. happy to see many Japanese people walk. New friend from Jakarta. 🙂🙏
Your videos are fantastic, thanks for taking these and uploading!
早稲田に住んでます
懐かしいです
この映像の2年までさかえ通りを抜け富士短期大学の前を通って目白沿いのあの派手な連中が通う学校に通ってました。
懐かしい。
ESP？
@@mania2045 そうです。専門学校。
DY MC
そうです、そこですw
行ってみたい
この時代に一回でも
12:37
I jogged that path many years from "06 to '13 and never saw that fountain pouring water. That nice brick path is still the same bricks today.
I don't think I've been back to this particular spot since I took this - but they took out fountains at several places in the city (the plaza in front of Shinbashi Station, the old Hachiko location, etc.) so they might have removed it. I'm thinking the removal of fountains might have been an anti-pigeon move?
1:00過ぎに映ってる皿うどんの登りは長崎飯店ですね。よく通いました。
僕は二十歳くらいなんですが80年代90年代の古さがなんか怖く感じるんですよね
この感じわかる人いませんかね
私もあなたと同い年ぐらいだと思いますけど、おっしゃりたいとしている事は、なんとなくわかります。
たぶん映像のクリアさが、今と３０年位前では見違えて変わりましたからね。
それはもう雲泥の差だと思いますよ。
暴力的な感じがする？
活気があったからね
か
92年は平成4年。
バブルが終わった頃ですね。
まだまだ昭和の古い建物もあったりしました。
新しい綺麗な建物に混ざってそれらがそういう雰囲気を醸し出してるのかも知れない。
昭和のまだどこか？貧乏な時代を感じさせる建物が。
もっと年上の人間ですが分かります。おどろおどろしい暗い感じ、という事ですかね?
この映像よりもっと前の70年代、80年代だともっと怖いと感じるはずですよ。
I noticed a few videos, it seems, you climbed random buildings to get a good view. Cool. 27:20
Yeah, pre-sat-nav I'd get lost and look around for a tall building to go up so I could look around and figure out where I was. Now that kind of access is pretty much all blocked off....
@@lylehsaxon Those large crescent-shaped pieces were still there a few years ago when I last was there. But I never saw water coming from them. (I had wondered why the ground under them had a dip.) That Kanda riverside is a great feature of those neighborhoods. Thank you. Great to see them in your videos.
@@howUlikemenow Now you mention it - I've also noticed fountain/sculpture type things in several places that look like they would still work if the water was turned on, but are dry. I think it probably was/is an anti-pigeon measure. You used to see a lot of pigeons in front of some stations, and I suppose they depended on the fountains for a water supply. I'm not even sure when the last time I saw a pigeon was... they seem to have done a good job getting rid of them.
今は無き東京コンピュータ専門学校 ちらっと映ってましたが懐かしいです。
大きな借金を抱えてるとのことで潰れる噂がありましたが、東京アメニティ専門学校に名前変わりました。
隣には美容専門学校があったり、早稲田も高田馬場だったりと学校が多い駅でしたね。
学生の頃、ここ散歩してたな。
Great video! Have you been to Mickey House cafe in Takadanobaba? I'm looking for a photo or video there back in the 80's and 90's.
I've been there, but didn't take any pictures or video while I was there.
Lyle Hiroshi Saxon ok, thank you very much for your reply :)
八百屋さんの値札なんかを見ると今とあまり変わらないか寧ろ高め。いやぁ～「失われた30年」恐ろしや。。コロナで更にここから悪化するし。
25:58 I guess they made/repair fences?
Here in Spain, until recently, it was common in some areas of the cities or on the suburbs, to see wandering trucks that offered, via megaphone, various duties: sometimes it was gardening, or picking up old appliances ("el chatarrero" ), selling vegetables, sharpening knifes ("el afilador", these ones on bike)...
They are much less common now, but it's still possible to see them, and it's always an amazing time capsule :)
I think those are laundry poles. Increasingly people are using electric dryers, but it's still not uncommon to hang laundry on the balcony via a couple of long horizontal poles (parallel to the balcony doors and not overhanging the edge of the balcony). Originally they were made of a non-stainless steel (with a coating) and after many years would begin to rust, and so new stainless steel ones were sold via trucks like this. I haven't seen this for many years....
店とか車とか細かいとこ見れば変わってるけど、雰囲気は一緒だな。言うても平成だし。
懐かしい！
地域センターとか結婚式場がないことにびっくり
2:29 みんな元気かなあ？
I rode that same bus this year.
Well... this was taken 26 years ago, so it probably wasn't the actual same bus, but the same bus route?
@@lylehsaxon san
isn't the design of buses the same?
The paint scheme may be the same, but the mechanical design of the buses is qutie different actually - especially the interior layout....
この当時の落合にいた。暗い時代で、海外にかぶれ「なんで日本の街並みは汚いの」なんてことを抜かす女に混乱させられてた。いまとほとんど変わらず、いい街だ。くだらん意見は聞くなと当時の自分に言いたい。
今よりは景気は良かったのでは？
この立ち食いそば屋かわんねーなー！
こんな幼児にカメラ向けてたら
今なら確実に逮捕やろな