Japan has very nice urban and natural landscapes, and Japan trains and railways are very beautiful, they are part of all this landscapes ✨ it inspired me so much
I watched this 5 years ago and still am interested in railway crossings. It's interesting to see how adaptive these crossings are to wherever they may be. Nonetheless, great video!
They’re definitely not as loud. The biggest difference is that the trains don’t blow their horns like they do in America. It cuts down significantly on noise pollution. They don’t have to blow their horns in Japan because people don’t try to go around the gates like they do here in New York. I’ve never seen anyone do it myself but there was seven fatal crashes on the Long Island Railroad mainline in ten years before they eliminated all eight grade crossings. The last one was in February 2019. The three people in the car that was hit by not one but TWO trains going in opposite directions were all killed. The car was crushed to the point where they couldn’t identify the make or model. The platform at Westbury station was damaged to the point where they had to cut off the part that was damaged shortening the platform length from a full twelve cars to ten cars. It was an awful tragedy.
@@kobyschechter8163 its all over the US that people do that, most recently in Florida where the brightline operates people have been doing it with fatal results.
I remember back when I lived in Japan several years ago, every afternoon I picked up my little brother who was going to play, I always heard that sweet sound, reminding me of when I was little.
The fact that Japan has more different train types than the UK is kind of surprising, although they're both islands and about the same size (I think) Edit: Nevermind Oh, and I forgot how large of a population Japan has
0:50 They are policemen, not flagman. sometimes they call somebody's attention to Stop sign at crossings. And flagman is a few in japan. sorry for not good engrlsh.
I love that the crossings in Japan have those indicators that tell motorists and pedestrians which way the train is going. Very high tech. America has none of that. Our crossings are stuck in the 1970's when it comes to safety.
They also have double gates which is useful to make sure nobody can come across while the barriers are down, which can add more safety, americans and canadians crossing sucks cus of this, and i am a canadian myself
Thank you for the video, Dotaku. Really gives us a glimpse into the various trains, stations and the general populace of Japan. Must be a wonderful place to live.
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私は3歳のときにこれを見ました、私に子供時代を与えてくれたこのビデオの作者に感謝します
同じです！！😊
Согласен
looks like im not the only one.
まさに同じ
僕も同じです
your a true railfanner if youve watched this before as a kid
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Bro I watched this over 200 times when I was a kid, trains and nostalgia go so well together
I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONEEEE
@@noobvisual1588 Same
This sound is special if you ever were into anime
That’s the only reason I came to this video lol
@@2.135 9hbnjc
I'm more into touhou
lol
Yoko lives in Japan
used to watch a lot of these as a kid, now watching these again
Same nostalgic 😭😭😭
Same 😭😭 Because when I was younger I liked these kinds of videos that includes railroad crossings😂
same4eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
It was so nostalgic 😭
I remembered watching it
At 3:03 what was the song called? I like it thought.
Yuyake koyaye thats the song that somewhat loudspeaker chime was playing
Giving me evangelion flashbacks
Same
Japan has very nice urban and natural landscapes, and Japan trains and railways are very beautiful, they are part of all this landscapes ✨ it inspired me so much
It is regrettable that Japan's railways and railroad crossings are being closed and gradually disappearing due to urbanization and population decline.
@@Mahrine If it is inevitable that they will disappear, then all that remains is to enjoy them for as long as they have time left.
It's amazing to see how many different trains are in that train yard at 4:12
10:41 its jr 205 series?
奈良線の205系ですよ。
Anyone who saw Neon Genesis will have horror vibes
This sound in other anime is happily, but not in Evangelion
再生回数がヤバイwww
これはすごいwww
Mr. five これほんますごい
33,986,774
だよ
日本のどこでも見られる光景なのにこの再生数は凄い笑笑
ok. I got it
No likes lmao
7:07 my fav part
I watched this 5 years ago and still am interested in railway crossings. It's interesting to see how adaptive these crossings are to wherever they may be. Nonetheless, great video!
me to
Me three
I also did that
Me four
Same
It's fun and game untill you watch Evangelion
6:30 A wild idiot has appeared!
(truck)
The alarms used in Japan are fascinating to me, seeing how different they are from what we use here in the US.
Uk*
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They’re definitely not as loud. The biggest difference is that the trains don’t blow their horns like they do in America. It cuts down significantly on noise pollution. They don’t have to blow their horns in Japan because people don’t try to go around the gates like they do here in New York. I’ve never seen anyone do it myself but there was seven fatal crashes on the Long Island Railroad mainline in ten years before they eliminated all eight grade crossings. The last one was in February 2019. The three people in the car that was hit by not one but TWO trains going in opposite directions were all killed. The car was crushed to the point where they couldn’t identify the make or model. The platform at Westbury station was damaged to the point where they had to cut off the part that was damaged shortening the platform length from a full twelve cars to ten cars. It was an awful tragedy.
@@kobyschechter8163 its all over the US that people do that, most recently in Florida where the brightline operates people have been doing it with fatal results.
@@kobyschechter8163 i have no idea how on earth they managed to become so ignorant of everything
0:57 - Bows to the driver for waiting.
Being so polite and respectful, it's no wonder they're so far ahead of the rest of the world.
we arent ahead of the world ..
its common culture for east asia and south east asia to be polite and bow
@@takamanch Aren't East Asia and Southeast Asia basically the same thing excluding Russia?
this is japan just think about it
@@soulplexis As an American I say you are haha. Japan is the country of efficiency.
This is probably one of the best RR Crossing compilations I've ever seen on here. The dislikes don't make any sense
66
The
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people thinking it shouldn't get that many views, but it's a good video
Why’s it complicated? “Copmplication”
I used to watch this when I was young
Same
Bro I watched this like 7-8 years ago im 13 now mate geez time flies fast
14:15 sound similar to the few rail crossings left in Korea.
Also in Malaysia since we took railway standards from both Britain and Japan
5pm Chimes: 2:54 Always fascinate me how they are used for testing the alarms for earthquakes. Beautiful. I love Japan.
Are They played from Bosai musen’s?
That little tune that plays as the train departs is actually an earthquake warning? If so, my childhood is ruined.
I remember back when I lived in Japan several years ago, every afternoon I picked up my little brother who was going to play, I always heard that sweet sound, reminding me of when I was little.
Evangelion sound omg
It's been years since I last watched this video, feels good to watch it again 🥰
True
この動画懐かしすぎる
2:35 I thought the train was going to run into the station platform!
😂 Yo me to
@Piedmont division Productions me too
This is unique section in enoden railway
Only nostalgic people understand this video
Nippon wa chiisai kuni des ga, iro iro na reshia ga takusan arimasu. Bideo ga omoshirokatta, arigato godzaimasu.
nice japanese:)
11:53 krl TOEI 6000 yang tersisa di Jepang
Wow, 13:14 looks like an ICE! What Class is it?
Railways in Japan is a wonder of the world ! Thank you for the best movie !
Territ Pichkoff ふすさすさささ
*Nice video. Thank you! I m Vietnam railway*
12:42 like sound
The fact that Japan has more different train types than the UK is kind of surprising, although they're both islands and about the same size (I think)
Edit: Nevermind
Oh, and I forgot how large of a population Japan has
Wow Amazing,, I m railroad crossing fans from Indonesia 🇮🇩 🙏🏻
🇬🇧’s alarms are better
2:54 look at that employee. the video was published in 2013... AND THAT EMPLOYEE IS WEARING A COVID MASK WTF
Don’t worry it’s normal if your sick in japan
In Japan alot of people wore masks in public even before the public.
*pandemic
Do you really think masks is only for the virus?
People wore masks when they're sick in public areas, even before 2020
3:42 my childhood 😍
8:38
They say that crossings are closed for such a long time that you can read one chapter of the manga at the move.
Good one!
1:51
Very good !
3:03
ゆうやけこやけと
江ノ電がいいタイミングで走っていきますね。
This was my first video of japanese trains! And changed my life… Thank You so much!
めっちゃいい動画なのになんでこんな低評価多いの？しかもなんか意味不明なコメントも異常に多いし怖い。動画主はそういうコメント消してもいいと思う。
動画自体はほんとに素晴らしい。
毎日1歳９ヶ月のこどもが「カンカンカン」といって要求します。大好きで、飽きずに何度も見ています。
いいね
3:02 best part of my childhood
Same
Well I was in Japan in 1 month i Dont even know that song noir going to that train I only did goed to jr
@@noeldiazexposito8788 The melody for Enoden.
04:11
3:50
3:34
Nomber train yellow
0:11 I love that minivan car
Based
old keikyu 700 series 5:33
Joli petit film que j’ai pris plaisir à regarder ^^
2702 Wakayama Dentetsu Kishigawa line
7:33 Why the train magic into red train???
Magic
why are there so many dislikes?
Thanks for this video! I like trains and trams! :)
Fygy
@@Pronyx_52_official ce?
0:50 Do some level crossings in Japan have flagman, or is it just construction?
0時50分、日本のいくつかの踏切は、旗手を持っているか、それだけで建設されていますか？
0:50 They are policemen, not flagman. sometimes they call somebody's attention to Stop sign at crossings. And flagman is a few in japan.
sorry for not good engrlsh.
3:03くらいからの雰囲気がたまらなく好き
nice video. my daughter (6) I really like the place we visit once ...
すばらしいビデオ、ポーランドからの挨拶、私は日本の鉄道がとても好きです
3:02 🎶
3:02
*Wow, Nice video. Thank you!*
6:24 - 6:31 that train kinda looks like the LRV Toronto streetcar! Except the LRVs had trolley poles and not pantographs.
I love that the crossings in Japan have those indicators that tell motorists and pedestrians which way the train is going. Very high tech. America has none of that. Our crossings are stuck in the 1970's when it comes to safety.
They also have double gates which is useful to make sure nobody can come across while the barriers are down, which can add more safety, americans and canadians crossing sucks cus of this, and i am a canadian myself
7:34 Click this to get scared 😱
*Thank you. I like this video! I m Vietnamese for Vietnamrailway*
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I love Japanese trains!
I was born in 2013 feb 25
I watch when i was 7 year old and still i watch it every year, nostalgia
Watching those videos in 2014 I Still Know Them
Same here!
Japan is a great and beautiful country. A very systematic Railway system. Proud that Japan is an Asian country
Rahul Bhardkwaj .
Rahul Bhardwaj 9”,,,,mnb
Rahul Bhardwaj I agree
*Nice video. Greetings from Vietnam*
6:03 thats the most melodic PA system chime i've ever heard
Felix Siamese Yep. Exclusive to the lines ran by JR East.
Same
You can hear it at every station in Tokyo every time a train comes
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Yep JR east meaning the tōkaidō line Yokosuka line yamanote line
再生回数3千万超えおめでとう
鉄道系動画再生回数トップだね
What’s the series of the train at 9:32
This is Kintetsu 22000 ACE
Gives me flashbacks from when I was little I used to watch this a lot 😢
日本は世界的に見てたぶん一番踏切が多い国だと思います。
世界で一番高架化が進んでいないということが
@@ouciukjbbjhhjkklksc8948★KUSA★
OMG GREAT VIDEO!! Btw ive been watch these for like 2 years ago and im still not boring of it!
Thank you for the video, Dotaku. Really gives us a glimpse into the various trains, stations and the general populace of Japan. Must be a wonderful place to live.
I like railroad crossings from all over the world, but some reason I like Japan.
私の息子は、これらのより小さな電車を愛して、アップロードしていただきありがとうございます。
mtdewramen tuj'n'kjjjjj'´´. ,.iyg
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it’s time to jump over 💃💃💃💃
鉄道横断、それは非常に素晴らしいビデオです！大好きです。
i watched this video as i kid it reminds me of the good old days.
you have to make more great videos like this
2:17 cute train or tram🥰
i have always wanted to go to tokyo / japan
Same
Video of my childhood ❤
3000再生かとおもったら
万だった
はい
Mkkl
I used to watch this when i was little! :D
the sound the signal make sound like when my mother start up her car
meowmeowmeowmeow ;)))
Bring my childhood back 😢 I remember watching this :)
日本の当り前の風景ですね!!
What did he say at 5:58?
"Please stay behind the yellow line for your safety."
at the part of sotobo line,the train reminds me of azusa line
Azusa line do not exist! 'Azusa' train run on the Chûô line.
The train that appeared on the Sotobo Line part is actually based off the 257 series used in Azusa train service.
篠崎李い flx. Cojoo kvijoxjujhghhjo
Oui je me suis déjà abonnés et c subscribe et appuyer sur la cloche et de nous rejoindre sur RUclips par la train !
Why did about 40% dislike this vid?
some people are dumb and think hes a weaboo when is he? nope
"Money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money. " 4:50
This sound = three words: Neon Genesis Evangelion. This sound was creepy somehow...
Yeah I know!! this sound literally gives me PTSD every time I hear it
No
Main menu like the part 07:06
WTF, so fast