I’m an introvert so this is perfect for me. Seems like such a romantic way to travel too. Just yourself, with a book and a large window with beautiful scenery. 🥰
What I really love about Japanese RUclipsrs is almost all of their videos are ASMR. No music so we can listen to the nature of surroundings, no visual effects to cover the beautiful scene, and no commentary needed so we can discover all the areas like we're just there. Thank you very much!
This little room looked so comfortable, and the ability to lie completely flat while traveling just makes so much sense. A nice rest, a moving view, and you’re there!
I’d love to travel to japan and use a sleep train one day. I sure hope they offer ‘foreigner friendly’ rooms as well. It would be quite uncomfortable to enjoy the landscape or sleep in a crouching position 😅
This is the vlogger i needed.he doesn't speak, he just shows his travel experience, so calming and not annoying. Also japan is my top 1 country to visit list. I hope someday to be able to do that. People and culture are great. 💖
Journey filled my heart with so much warmth on so many things. It's well organized train, run in a disciplined way. There are many things, I haven't seen in real life in my region. But again, it's not what is provided, it's how its maintained by the public. Great people, great culture.
@@emilchen9866 or the cross-Canada VIA Rail. If we had Japanese sleeper trains in Canada... man... I’d pay for a cross-country trip every single year. Our views are stunning but our train is... not comfortable.
Sleeper trains need WAY more recognition, they're the closest we can get to fast travel in real life, and they're by far the most efficient mode of transport at the same time!
@@Can-rk6yj Where I am (Romania) trains are faster and less expensive because our country is very mountainous and it's tough and slow to drive through mountains plus there are few roads so highways are extremely congested especially during busy times of the year, while railways run relatively straight, from point A to point B. Trains are plenty here so they are cheap too.
Japan will always be a bucket list for me if I ever get the money, I love everything about Japan, the culture, food, people, architecture, looks sooo fun
Sometimes I think about how 100 years ago the Japanese and American people were killing each other, and now the citizens from both sides love each other. It’s awesome, hopefully I can go to Japan whenever I get my career solidified, it just looks so dam fun.
@@catalinahiller4303 Visiting and living there are two different thinks. Do more research when it comes to living there cause it might not be a paradise like you think it is.
@Karel De Lille Well it’s hard to say how it was back then, but for sure nowadays I agree with you. With the internet and all, people from each country can now see how the citizens from each side feel about the war. That might spark a lot of unity, just like the Russian and Ukrainian citizens, who are in agreeance about how the war between them is unnecessary.
@@yorchester I would assume it's mainly for Chinese & Indian tourists. Believe it or not, many of those types of tourists dont have "sit toilets". They use "squat toilets". So, the sign saying not to squat on the sit toilet is relevant.
I absolutely adore the zero commentary and adding on-screen text instead (with subtitles!!). Wish there were 12 hour long train travel videos like these.
@@rekual5051 I'm sure there are but I don't watch these kinds of videos often, when i do, it has commentary so I'm just showing my appreciation for this one.
There's something deeply satisfying about how quiet things in the train are. Quiet room, quiet rolling doors that open smoothly, everything is pleasant.
when I was kid , I always wanted to do a trip where I could admire outside while relaxing on something like a bed . Now , my childhood dream come true : D
За 14тыщ на 1000км вы можете взять двухспальный люкс СВ в РФ, а плацкарт стоит около 1500р. А у них это как сам автор ролика написал - самый дешевый билет. За красоту и удобство нужно платить, хоть в Японии, хоть в РФ.
Makes me feel nostalgic because when I was a child my family and I used to drive for hours to our holidays destination and I would sit in the back watching the landscapes go from cities during night time to mountains covered in snow and everything in between :) Really some good memories I’m glad I had the chance to live them.
30 years ahead in terms of inflation and the work-life balance being skewed as well. These people have to work a lot to receive very little pay. Very high suicide rates for a reason.
Aqui no Brasil poderia ta perto disso, so que os políticos safados só roubam o pais, fazem leis protegendo eles e os bandidos. Se fizer uma lei que se roubar o país perde as mãos rapidinho o pais cresce 🤣🤣🤣
It always astounds me how clean, stylized & organized everything is in Japan. How advanced their infrastructure is. Just all around really cool to see.
It always astounds me how much I overestimated how great America was growing up. I was taught about how Japan has an aging population but no one ever taught me about the old fuckers running our government like a used car lot
Japan is a well developed country.I have seen many other developed countries but there's something different in Japan which makes it very beautiful than the others. The people are very well behaved and polite. It's also very clean. I would like to visit Japan atleast once. Edit- thanks for 493 likes
The fact that it's the cheapest and has so many facilities..is just great...and love the way it is maintained by both travellers and maintenance department...
That's why I love Japan! Beautiful country, everything is clean and tidy and works perfectly !! The most worthy of respect is the character of the people! Hardworking, respectful and perfectionist. My love and respect from Greece!
@@madara3278 yes but there’s a reason to it. Japan is still an emerging and mainly self sustainable economy, meaning it mainly rely on its labour to generate its income hence the overworking and excess workload. But at least the peoples work is evident and they get to enjoy the fruits of their labour as their country is truly amazing in many ways.
@@commoq3764 Japanese would probably benefit if they could trade some of their material wealth away for a more human-centric society. Same is true of the US I think, but not quite to the same degree, although many countries are headed in the way of Japan and US with regard to loneliness and isolation. Look at loneliness and suicide metrics. I don’t see how that’s necessary or how it’s justified by the fact they are less supported by natural resources. But I only know the tiniest fraction of all the things there are to know, and maybe you know something I don’t. Also, I’m not knocking Japan, I’m sure it is very wonderful in many respects and that many people thrive there.
Seit einigen Hahren bin ich auch auf den Geschmack gekommen, mit der Bahn zu reisen. Eure Züge bieten anderen Komfort, als hier in Europa, denn wir haben richtige Restaurants dabei. Abgesehen davon, sind Eure Züge definitiv auf Euch Asiaten zugeschnitten..schmal und kurze Betten. Ich hätte keine Chance ich würde Platzangst bekommen, wenn ich mich überhaupt durch die schmalen Gänge bewegen könnte, denn ich bin Krankheitsbedingt etwas dicker...no chance..😅😅😂 Aber das Video hat mir Freude gemacht und mich richtig entspannt, danke 🙏
И у нас появились поезда подобные этому, так что можно не завидовать))). Меня больше улыбнуло замечание о продолжительности путешествия)) и вспомнился вояж от Уфы до Владивостока, 8 дней)))))), благо не в общем вагоне😬😁😁😁
I've grown to really feel great affection for Japan. As a driver/guide in Scotland I find Japanese people to be so polite, respectful and humourous. It's always a pleasure to take them on tours. Would love to visit Japan someday.
@@nkt1 I have a friend who's family moved to the USA from China when he was like 3 and he used to run a couple AirBNBs before CVD, he complained the most about Chinese guests as they tended to be the most rude, acting the most entitled, and just because of his name would constantly assume that he was fluent in their language wasting time with him having to remind them to use English when contacting him.
i love the idea of this train, i wasnt even there and i was smiling...also i can imagine someone looking at the train passing and seeing the lights flashing and them thinking 'yup there is another first timer'
the service this one train provides has my mind blown. They really thought of everything and it looks like such a fun time, taking a nice relaxing trip on it in those cozy little rooms. amazing, really
I think everyone should visit at least one foreign country to help them to really understand that life is bigger than the bubble we live in. Watching this video was inspiring. Peace and blessings 🙏🏿
i already would've honestly done that and more if only we had the money... we cant even go to another province because we have no money... goddamn this overpriced country and broke ass situation of mine
I seriously love how here is no music in these videos. I just discovered this channel and already loving it. Its so calming and relaxing with just the natural sounds. Just love the entire videos vibe. Japans cheapest private room on sleeper train is so luxurious! Like i seriously wouldnt waste my money on the luxurious ones cause this is more than enough
It’s so funny, I could feel the movement and ambiance of the room and I started getting sleepy as the train rode throughout the night. Very peaceful and satisfying.☺️
I went on a sleep train first time to northern Sweden to see the northern lights, the train ride was almost as much fun as the actual trip itself. I just love laying down watching the world fly by the window.
Если любишь простоту и миниатюрное,и свободен от собственной важности. Тогда это действительно прекрасно! А если умеешь сворачивать как рулон ткани свою внешнюю энергетику или же снимать внешнюю защиту и на скорости всем телом пить красоту Мира,то вообще Божественно! Только таких на Земле мало,чаще такие из туристов Странников.
Now this is how a first world country looks like! The technological advancements of Japan is how the future was imagined to look like in the 60s. Japan is really way ahead of our time.
@@abetnaenam9720 Korea land area is not so big. We can go anywhere in 3~4 hours. So we don't need train like that type any more. But, we have tourist train named "haerang". It goes around the country for 3~5 days.
Eu acho muito relaxante ver esse tipo de vídeo. Ver paisagens e as coisas que existem no Japão ❤️ Eu moro no Japão a um bom tempo e amo esse país, claro que eu amo mais o meu próprio país (Brasil) mas adoro o Japão e seu povo 🎉
honestly I'm speechless. what a lovely way to travel. so many amenities on the train and the room (although tight) looked sufficient enough. lovely view and with 12 a hour ride, there is enough time to catch up on movies or a good book. thank you for sharing that with us.
Fun fact: In Japan it’s a tradition to buy food before getting on a train which is why there are so many food stands in Tokyo Station. It’s true for the Shinkansen and it’s true for this train and basically all trains that go across Japan!
The impression I have is that Japan is on a different level compared to other countries, their sense of collectiveness is present everywhere. It sure is a special place ❤
I admit that I was getting nervous when you watched the uncoupling of the trains outside 😂...I thought: "will he be back in his room on time, before the train continues??" But yes you were...I am glad! 😂 I love your videos and this is so fascinating and seems so relaxing. Travelling by train in Germany means so much trouble...but I love it. Wish you good travelling!
@@orionspants Specificially yea, as I had thought it was a step the system as a whole took. Much like how a lot of signs throughout the journey are in English as well.
I've watched other videos and I'm so impressed at how hygienic people are in Japan I don't see this in other parts of the world. I feel like people really care about the way they leave things when they use them. And not just that, the trains, hotels and buses care for their clients safety and well being. Definitely need to go to Japan someday! Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹
What I find the most incredible is how the 'cheap' stuff in Japan puts most 'higher quality' things anywhere else, to total shame! I admire the amount of care and attention they put into everything, especially with the 'cheap' stuff. If all of humanity worked like this (in this one regard, not getting into the politics of japan plz and thx) then we really would be living in a much more ideal world, where being 'poor' doesn't meant you get treated with less dignity or respect or things have to be dirty. Thx Japan for showing the world how it CAN be done
the trains around here in germany even downgrade every year because people seem to destroy everything so the lower the cost the better... i need to drive by train every morning and every single day my ''coccyx??/tailbone'' goes to sleep at least 3 times leaving me with the ability to barely even walk because STANDING is more comfortable than sitting down in those trains... its rediculous. you also cant even touch anything because everything is either broken or dirty...
🇯🇵 is such a great country. This train is amazing and so is the japanese culture. Their food looks so delicous and they are so modern. Also their language is one of the best parts of japan. My most wanted country to visit in the future. If i die without seeing this beautiful country would be one of the greatest mistakes i could make. Love and respect from 🇩🇪
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro...............
Viajar 12 horas em uma cama, num trem com possibilidade de regular a temperatura, vistas incríveis, uma cama e sem ninguém ao lado?! AÍ ATÉ EU QUERO! ❤❤❤❤
I've been to Japan twice as a kid, and once my family exited at the wrong exit!! Thanks to the friendly staff there, we managed to exit at the correct exit and managed to kinda get in to the station from the wrong exit.
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I’m an introvert so this is perfect for me. Seems like such a romantic way to travel too. Just yourself, with a book and a large window with beautiful scenery. 🥰
I would love that!
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But eyes will hurt.
I love the fact that there is no music, no voice, just you and the train sounds, feels so relaxing....
turn on captions lmao
I think it's a law to be quiet on trains or public transportation. Hence why headphones and airpods sell export so much from there and in sell.
@@wayupsoftly he mean music isn’t edited into the video
The whole video just "sounds like Japan" and that's all the soundtrack you need.
@@benfoley6472 u just didn't get it.... what a shame....
What I really love about Japanese RUclipsrs is almost all of their videos are ASMR. No music so we can listen to the nature of surroundings, no visual effects to cover the beautiful scene, and no commentary needed so we can discover all the areas like we're just there. Thank you very much!
Real varified nub
I see you in every comment section
indeed, its literally a full immersive experiance
not like every youtube video with unecessary informantion and forced shit and shitty edits of doom
@@vmvm949 Agreed, makes watching the video way more enjoyable.
Bobo mukele
😂😂😂
私は日本が大好きな韓国の学生です。 Travel Alone Ideaさんの映像を見るたびに私もとても行きたいしやってみたいという思いがあふれて胸がどきどきします。 私もいつか必ず日本で望むことを全部してみたいです。 そうできるように、それだけ最善も尽くします！ :) 私に夢をプレゼントしてくださってありがとうございます。
OI BB
日本はとても良いところです。都会も田舎も素晴らしい場所ですよ！
Sana abone olucam çünkü koreyi seven bir türk kızım Koreliler çok tatlı yaa
I listed about japan nation
He was very hardworking
Love from pakistan
I love how everything in Japan is so compact and well designed. They really know how to use space well!
Is it true japanese dont shave?
@@liberationwasalie2982 bruh
@@liberationwasalie2982 they have little body hair a lot of times so yes
@@liberationwasalie2982 seriously?
@@angelthomasagnas2960 yes nykuuuh
This little room looked so comfortable, and the ability to lie completely flat while traveling just makes so much sense. A nice rest, a moving view, and you’re there!
@@الأرشيفالإسلامي-قوائم i
I agree
this room looks better than mine 😅
I agree, I would love to go on this!
I’d love to travel to japan and use a sleep train one day. I sure hope they offer ‘foreigner friendly’ rooms as well. It would be quite uncomfortable to enjoy the landscape or sleep in a crouching position 😅
This is the vlogger i needed.he doesn't speak, he just shows his travel experience, so calming and not annoying. Also japan is my top 1 country to visit list. I hope someday to be able to do that. People and culture are great. 💖
totally agree, I don't need someone babbling on, fancying themselves as a television presenter. Its youtube, not tv.
Same with me
見ていると自分も旅行している気分になるのでこの動画は私を幸せにしてくれる効果があります
Same here
チャンスあれば自分で旅行しますね
Gfufufi
Yes you say right
I m from pakistan
I love train travel
Journey filled my heart with so much warmth on so many things. It's well organized train, run in a disciplined way. There are many things, I haven't seen in real life in my region. But again, it's not what is provided, it's how its maintained by the public. Great people, great culture.
Last sentence is accurate and very true!
Correct🔥
Responsible citizen's is that what it takes to reach out there..I meant the development
And then you have amtrack...
@@emilchen9866 or the cross-Canada VIA Rail. If we had Japanese sleeper trains in Canada... man... I’d pay for a cross-country trip every single year. Our views are stunning but our train is... not comfortable.
Sleeper trains need WAY more recognition, they're the closest we can get to fast travel in real life, and they're by far the most efficient mode of transport at the same time!
I think the closest thing we have to fast travel is airplanes!
@@BltchErica Where I am (East coast USA) most trains are slower than driving and more expensive.
I want to live in there😭😭😭
@@Can-rk6yj Where I am (Romania) trains are faster and less expensive because our country is very mountainous and it's tough and slow to drive through mountains plus there are few roads so highways are extremely congested especially during busy times of the year, while railways run relatively straight, from point A to point B. Trains are plenty here so they are cheap too.
@@Can-rk6yj Most places in Florida don't even provide transport trains, the terrain is so flat over here youre better of just driving.
Japan will always be a bucket list for me if I ever get the money, I love everything about Japan, the culture, food, people, architecture, looks sooo fun
Sometimes I think about how 100 years ago the Japanese and American people were killing each other, and now the citizens from both sides love each other. It’s awesome, hopefully I can go to Japan whenever I get my career solidified, it just looks so dam fun.
@@pinheadlarry2506 War is a handful of people, that know each other, commanding millions of people to fight each other, not knowing each other.
I feel the same way. Japan is definitely one of the locations I would like to visit most. I want to live there but that’s pretty unrealistic haha
@@catalinahiller4303 Visiting and living there are two different thinks. Do more research when it comes to living there cause it might not be a paradise like you think it is.
@Karel De Lille Well it’s hard to say how it was back then, but for sure nowadays I agree with you. With the internet and all, people from each country can now see how the citizens from each side feel about the war. That might spark a lot of unity, just like the Russian and Ukrainian citizens, who are in agreeance about how the war between them is unnecessary.
学生の時瀬戸の方に一回だけ乗ったことあるけど、幾つかある公共交通手段の中で一番移動前後との活動とシームレスに繋がったお陰であの快適さが忘れられない
飛行機・新幹線→速いけど基本昼間移動になるので、起きてるけど動けない拘束される時間が出来ちゃう
高速バス→夜間移動できるけど完全に横になれない 地方発or着だと快適設備で無いこともあり移動で消耗する
移動時間もまた丸々休憩&旅行の枠組みにカウント出来るのはかなりの贅沢だよね
Japanese civil engineers are incredible. I wish we had a sleeper train in the US. I’d love to take a trip from cali to New York to fl to Texas
It’ll happen at some point, sadly with how large this country is. It honestly might never happen unless this world turns itself around, economically.
Yes
they have a lot of these in russia, it makes sense if you're travelling long distances
Перебьетесь
@@Hideyoshi1991 дело говоришь
まだ学生でこんな一人旅してみたいけど出来ないからこの人の動画見ると自分も旅行してる気分になれるから好き🥰
私も学生です！！！
サンライズに乗るのが夢です💭
我也是碩士學生👨🎓🇹🇼
我希望能去日本雪猴公園、體驗職人生活！
現在看影片很幸福☺️
@@user-gi1sk9fg7v 同じく学生さんがいて嬉しいです！
いつか夢が叶うといいですね(●︎´▽︎`●︎)
@@Vikashviku08 日本の関西地方らしいです！
@@Vikashviku08 Japan
I LOVE HOW EVERY IN JAPAN IS SO COMPACT WELL DESIGNED THEY REALLY KNOW TO USE SPACE WELL
Can we just appreciate that this creator took the time to convert the prices to so many different currencies?? Amazing dedication. Great video!
it was kind of the train to give a guide on how to use a toilet!
@@yorchester I laughed so hard when I saw that
@@yorchester I would assume it's mainly for Chinese & Indian tourists. Believe it or not, many of those types of tourists dont have "sit toilets". They use "squat toilets". So, the sign saying not to squat on the sit toilet is relevant.
50 years ago sit toilets were relatively new to Japan, too. They had those signs way back then. :)
I love these kinds of videos. 0 annoying commentary, just letting you enjoy the journey as if you were the one partaking in it.
me too. new Sub
Couldn't agree more
I absolutely adore the zero commentary and adding on-screen text instead (with subtitles!!). Wish there were 12 hour long train travel videos like these.
Actually there is all the time a non verbal commentary 😂
@@rekual5051 I'm sure there are but I don't watch these kinds of videos often, when i do, it has commentary so I'm just showing my appreciation for this one.
Браво! Это искусство!Это образец высокотехнологичной цивилизации!!!!! Японцам браво!
Слава Украини
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Для нас это показатель отношения правительства и президента к народу
@@andrej4151 сало уронили
Ну и как ты в таком высокотехнологичном образце поедешь из Воркуты в Анапу с женой двумя детьми и тремя огромными чемоданами🙄🤔
日本人、あなたたちは素晴らしいです!!!
あなたはユニークな鉄道を持っています!!!
The level of cleanliness and the amount of amenities provided in Japanese trains are spectacular..
限られた車両のみ😫
@@yamazaki20021203 そうでもなくね。
@@S2033-b2w Compared to Russian trains, that's very good.
@@vanyaaverin8756 lol why are russians always complaining about their country on the internet,
Bro Look at the Ground Ect. The Jaanese People are so Clean thy litterally have a 30 page book about waste disposal when you live in tokyo
Wonderful experince! This trip is a dream for introverts! Japan did it again
True
Very true man!!!
I’m glad to hear that!
true
Really?
There's something deeply satisfying about how quiet things in the train are. Quiet room, quiet rolling doors that open smoothly, everything is pleasant.
and wood things
こういう動画好きな人いるよね！見てるだけでも良い大好物よ
It looks fantastic! Quite nice in fact!
Love how everything is clean, polished and cared for. No litter no graffiti on the train station. Great country indeed
Time to change that an bring Graffiti to japan
@@iceychris2182 че
Tum poor ko cheap chijen pasand hai
@@iceychris2182 Okay, good luck. Hopefully no police in every corner catches ya!
@@wahidakouser7061 india is more dirty even without graffiti
The smallest room looked better than the "single". Having the window to sit and watch the passing scenery looks amazing
I try to work hard literally bro people are forgetting me I want to become alone but successful and travel in train like this❤🥺
@@lowkey4240 ok
The Japanese are incredibly talented at making use of small spaces like that it's very clever just like Japan 🇯🇵
I love JAPAN's well disciplined system, salute to this country.
Я люблю Японию!!!❤❤❤
出雲市が、有名に、なって、嬉しい🎵😍🎵また、畑が、線路の近くだから、良く見ます。
Боже как чисто, аккуратно в поезде, + технологически продумано. Супер. Молодцы японцы. 😊👌
Ага
Thats japan for ya
@@Sigmamaleofhumanspecies4209 рашка лучше
Вот бы нам так жить в россии
@@bestbrawl6509 серьёзное заявление
島根に帰省するたびに利用してて
夜景見るの楽しくて一睡もしないことが多いから
毎回ノビノビ座席で帰ってるけど
やっぱり個室憧れます😊😊
Wow, if I am in your situation, I will not sleep as well... ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ very beautiful
никогда бы не подумал, что видео без разговоров, могут так увлекать. Очень круто!
Действительно круто в тишине смотреть
Слово это серебро,а молчание это золото. Старинная руская поговорка!
when I was kid , I always wanted to do a trip where I could admire outside while relaxing on something like a bed . Now , my childhood dream come true : D
Those natural sounds made me relax. I felt like I was actually travelling in that train.
Right?? I love the natural sounds its so soothing...
Yeah 😌
道中でも旅行先と同じくらい楽しめるのはお得すぎる
こういう基地感と一人の感じ好きだと最高だなあ
А что,лучше когда едешь нос к носу совершенно с чужими людьми?
@@ГеоргийВитальевич-щ4м 并不是所有人都喜欢与人面对面沟通的😂
@@ГеоргийВитальевич-щ4мрусский 😃😃😃
ロマン､､､ええよな､､､
車窓からの景色がたまらないなぁ。
夜から乗るのってワクワクしますね。
Мне так понравилось что в поезде такое большое окно
Должно быть интересно смотреть в него всю дорогу
I think so
Урбанизация, есть на что смотреть, не то что в РФ РК, лесполоса, столбы степи.
@@alekseisanych3873 леса тоже прикольные
Ничего! Скоро Россия импортозамещением всем нос утрёт и даже таким поездам будут круче! Так сказал Мишустин по 1-му каналу Ура!
А теперь представьте что это РЖД плацкартный вагон и Российские люди поехали на отдых в Геленжик.....😳😳😳😱😱😱😱😱😱😱🤣🤣🤣🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮
Это какой-то параллельный мир! Какие там наши плацкарты! Хотела бы я, хоть раз, увидеть такое в своей жизни. Радует, что будущее близко...
ага будущее , реальное близкое будущее это жить под руинами и дышать радиоактивным воздухом, если царь вовремя не уйдет на пенсию. 🤣
@@Adilok75 ;-; ладно
За 14тыщ на 1000км вы можете взять двухспальный люкс СВ в РФ, а плацкарт стоит около 1500р. А у них это как сам автор ролика написал - самый дешевый билет. За красоту и удобство нужно платить, хоть в Японии, хоть в РФ.
Только учтите, что это - узкоколейка))
вместо того чтобы писать сюда дайте пинка под зад вашему Путину
Makes me feel nostalgic because when I was a child my family and I used to drive for hours to our holidays destination and I would sit in the back watching the landscapes go from cities during night time to mountains covered in snow and everything in between :)
Really some good memories I’m glad I had the chance to live them.
انت محظوظ اذا 😊 اتمنى ان احظى بسفر خارج مدينتي السعوديه واتنقل بين هذه المدن الجميلة 😭💔
kids now watch the iPad 🤷🏼♀️
@@نينآ-م5ق جيد انها رائعة
@@yolacintia imao gtfo RUclips ur 50
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とにかく編集が上手すぎてずっと見ていられる！編集のやり方、とても勉強になります。
Japan is 30 years ahead of the rest of the world. I would love to visit.
Mee tooo
Dubai:
30 years ahead in terms of inflation and the work-life balance being skewed as well. These people have to work a lot to receive very little pay. Very high suicide rates for a reason.
It really isn't
@@lum26akua28 Sounds like Balkan but with shittier trains.
I hope someday I can go there and enjoy the beautiful place there
Ummm…?
w-wha-
n-nani..?!
Maybe someday they will find a big supply of oil.
ayo what
Isso é mágico, parece até outro mundo, os japoneses estão em outro patamar com certeza, saúdo-os do Brasil 🇯🇵🇧🇷
Slk e o bandeco ali no final mato 5 pratos de macarrão 😂😂😂😂
@@daniloa.bpowerup1980 depois de uma viagem longa né kkkkk
Aqui no Brasil poderia ta perto disso, so que os políticos safados só roubam o pais, fazem leis protegendo eles e os bandidos. Se fizer uma lei que se roubar o país perde as mãos rapidinho o pais cresce 🤣🤣🤣
わたしは日本人です。🇯🇵
あなたの意見を聞けてとても嬉しいです
Wait, can you double jump?
Wow i must agree that Japan have the best trains evver
It always astounds me how clean, stylized & organized everything is in Japan. How advanced their infrastructure is. Just all around really cool to see.
It always astounds me how much I overestimated how great America was growing up. I was taught about how Japan has an aging population but no one ever taught me about the old fuckers running our government like a used car lot
One of my favourite memories from visiting Japan is how happy my wife was that there were ice cream vending machines everywhere.
I'm happy for you mate, hope I can visit Japan one day as well!
That’s so sweet 🥺
Japan is a well developed country.I have seen many other developed countries but there's something different in Japan which makes it very beautiful than the others. The people are very well behaved and polite. It's also very clean. I would like to visit Japan atleast once.
Edit- thanks for 493 likes
That's what happens when you reset a country from the ground up
Japan is all sorts of whack but in a good way.
@@cowl6867 You can 'reset' a lot of places, and they'll stay in the gutter. Japan has a distinct and advanced culture that helped it thrive.
Once wouldn‘t be enough I can guarantee that
I've spent a month there (two 2-week trips) and I'm not satisfied yet, I'm stuck with a permanent urge and crippling desire to return every day.
your ability to clarify complex subjects is unparalleled!
The fact that it's the cheapest and has so many facilities..is just great...and love the way it is maintained by both travellers and maintenance department...
That's why I love Japan! Beautiful country, everything is clean and tidy and works perfectly !! The most worthy of respect is the character of the people! Hardworking, respectful and perfectionist. My love and respect from Greece!
Agree with very beautiful country and has a lot of positive people
But they also have strict rules not everything is perfect. People their work their ass off. Over work etc. is common there.
@@madara3278 yes but there’s a reason to it. Japan is still an emerging and mainly self sustainable economy, meaning it mainly rely on its
labour to generate its income hence the overworking and excess workload. But at least the peoples work is evident and they get to enjoy the fruits of their labour as their country is truly amazing in many ways.
@@commoq3764 Japanese would probably benefit if they could trade some of their material wealth away for a more human-centric society. Same is true of the US I think, but not quite to the same degree, although many countries are headed in the way of Japan and US with regard to loneliness and isolation. Look at loneliness and suicide metrics. I don’t see how that’s necessary or how it’s justified by the fact they are less supported by natural resources.
But I only know the tiniest fraction of all the things there are to know, and maybe you know something I don’t.
Also, I’m not knocking Japan, I’m sure it is very wonderful in many respects and that many people thrive there.
@@seanmatthewking ok Sean.
분위기 진짜 좋다.. 일본 놀러가고 싶다..
한국어 자막도 재미있고 돈 환율 계산해서 보여주는 것도 깔끔하고 조타
Да меня тоже захвати если что)))
انني ايضا اريد الذهاب الى اليابان.خذني معك🥺
Foreigners, I am from Kazakhstan. Your culture is so interesting
@ᄒ ㅎ 나도 알고리즘 때문에 왔다가 힐링하고 간다
@@werryyzz откудан ты из казахстана
Seit einigen Hahren bin ich auch auf den Geschmack gekommen, mit der Bahn zu reisen.
Eure Züge bieten anderen Komfort, als hier in Europa, denn wir haben richtige Restaurants dabei.
Abgesehen davon, sind Eure Züge definitiv auf Euch Asiaten zugeschnitten..schmal und kurze Betten. Ich hätte keine Chance ich würde Platzangst bekommen, wenn ich mich überhaupt durch die schmalen Gänge bewegen könnte, denn ich bin Krankheitsbedingt etwas dicker...no chance..😅😅😂
Aber das Video hat mir Freude gemacht und mich richtig entspannt, danke 🙏
Посмотрела с превеликим удовольствием. Всё продумано до мелочей, всё исправно, чисто и технологично. Хотелось бы видеть такие поезда в своей стране.
Это нереально..
И у нас появились поезда подобные этому, так что можно не завидовать))). Меня больше улыбнуло замечание о продолжительности путешествия)) и вспомнился вояж от Уфы до Владивостока, 8 дней)))))), благо не в общем вагоне😬😁😁😁
@@ИринаЛобанова-и1к к сожалению таких поездов очень мало. но мне радостно, что уже пару лет точно плацкарт с биотуалетами и с розетками 😁
В россии???
Вы на ракетах покатайтесь по чужим территориям
@@aanorg774 Фу, слейся
- Так атмосферно что вы не разговариваете в видео, и только звук рельс и другие посторонние звуки, лежу в пол 5 утра и смотрю.
че лижешь
@@ninethreeboy хааххааххаа
только много не лИжите
- Я и грамотность, мда какие злыдни пошли. -_-
Бля ахуенный видос
I've grown to really feel great affection for Japan. As a driver/guide in Scotland I find Japanese people to be so polite, respectful and humourous. It's always a pleasure to take them on tours. Would love to visit Japan someday.
I've worked in hotels in Scotland, and you're right about the Japanese. Chinese guests, on the other hand...
@@nkt1 I have a friend who's family moved to the USA from China when he was like 3 and he used to run a couple AirBNBs before CVD, he complained the most about Chinese guests as they tended to be the most rude, acting the most entitled, and just because of his name would constantly assume that he was fluent in their language wasting time with him having to remind them to use English when contacting him.
@@zerrodefex Yeah, that was my experience, rude and entitled. And never, ever, any tips.
i love the idea of this train, i wasnt even there and i was smiling...also i can imagine someone looking at the train passing and seeing the lights flashing and them thinking 'yup there is another first timer'
寝台列車いいですよね☺️☺️
日本人だけど、この空間だいすき！
みんな日本に来て、是非体験してほしいー！
the service this one train provides has my mind blown. They really thought of everything and it looks like such a fun time, taking a nice relaxing trip on it in those cozy little rooms. amazing, really
I wish I was on the train
I think everyone should visit at least one foreign country to help them to really understand that life is bigger than the bubble we live in.
Watching this video was inspiring.
Peace and blessings 🙏🏿
seconded
I so agree
Definitely looks that way.
i already would've honestly done that and more if only we had the money... we cant even go to another province because we have no money... goddamn this overpriced country and broke ass situation of mine
@@tomoshi8515 I was in the Navy but now I plan on taking my wife
Yooo Japan is so high tech and so premium experience.. Our country is nowhere near it's level, you guys are lucky 🤗
I seriously love how here is no music in these videos. I just discovered this channel and already loving it. Its so calming and relaxing with just the natural sounds. Just love the entire videos vibe. Japans cheapest private room on sleeper train is so luxurious! Like i seriously wouldnt waste my money on the luxurious ones cause this is more than enough
It’s so funny, I could feel the movement and ambiance of the room and I started getting sleepy as the train rode throughout the night. Very peaceful and satisfying.☺️
👍💯
Same
この狭さというか、カプセル感 たまらないです。一番安い個室とはいえ、高い位置からの景観は圧巻ですね。
それに車内の雰囲気も感じられ、旅の気分を分けて頂きました。ありがとうございます。
Very nice, thats amazing, thanks.
Why the hell do I feel so relaxed by the idea of cramped places like that 😂 it sure feels warm 💕
I think having the big window to look outside helps. If there were no window I would probably freak out a bit lol
Claustrophobic to me!
I know right, it's like the opposite of claustrophobia, give me barely any room to move and I'm happy
I went on a sleep train first time to northern Sweden to see the northern lights, the train ride was almost as much fun as the actual trip itself. I just love laying down watching the world fly by the window.
I’d love to have more information about this kind of train ride in Sweden, if you wouldn’t mind to share 😊
I wish my country had sleeper trains... or any passenger trains to begin with.
@@DinnerForkTonguemom
@@ratnathapa1929 no
I like this video
Плюс таких видео в том что как будто ты тоже в этой поездке и тебе по кайфу что ты в таком поезде
Если любишь простоту и миниатюрное,и свободен от собственной важности. Тогда это действительно прекрасно! А если умеешь сворачивать как рулон ткани свою внешнюю энергетику или же снимать внешнюю защиту и на скорости всем телом пить красоту Мира,то вообще Божественно! Только таких на Земле мало,чаще такие из туристов Странников.
Это же и замечательно!
Да уж
Yes, I feel exactly the same way.
@@vonniejoshua8028 How are you doing right now in your country?
日本好大喔
一趟火車的時間可以看到大城市
農村、還有雪、跟海景。
真令人羨慕
Now this is how a first world country looks like! The technological advancements of Japan is how the future was imagined to look like in the 60s. Japan is really way ahead of our time.
I would absolutely love that room. I like small, soft, elevated spaces. Especially if they have big windows. They make me feel safe and comfortable :)
Until zombies run into you
very expensive tho
秘密基地感ある！わくわくする！
@@user-bk2lr3xm3s agree
@@user-bk2lr3xm3s yes
列車の中で食事をしながら雪景色を楽しむのが好きです。
Artinya apa bang messi
素敵✨😊
아 너무 좋다. 열차에서 들리는 일본어의 이국적인 느낌과 눈 내린 마을풍경... 그림이나 드마로로 보아왔던 일본 특유의 따뜻한 느낌이 너무 좋음. 내가 저 열차 속에 있으면 시인이 될 듯한 기분
죄송합니다 선생님..저는 외국인..
한국에 이렇게 열차 있어요 ?
@@abetnaenam9720 Korea land area is not so big. We can go anywhere in 3~4 hours. So we don't need train like that type any more. But, we have tourist train named "haerang".
It goes around the country for 3~5 days.
@@bear7377 아이언....?
@@abetnaenam9720 아이언베어님이 잘 설명해주셨네요. 해랑(haerang)이란게 있지만 일본처럼 간소한 침실열차는 없어요.
@@bear7377 아이언배님..네..마자요..저는 전라북도 에서 강원도 강릉시 가지 열차가 탔어요..무궁화호, 새마을, ktx ,srt 다 탔어요..득실차 도..
그런데 해랑열차는 몰라 요..정말 감사합니다..
이따가 구글 에 찾아 뵙겠습니다
This is such a perfect video, the silence, the calm and the fact that you showed everything like it is without sugar coating. Thanks!
Yes, i agree, you wrote well. VERY GOOD VIDEO, THANK YOU!
For someone who lives in Romania and has trains that fall of the railroad right as they start going this is complete luxury
Eu acho muito relaxante ver esse tipo de vídeo. Ver paisagens e as coisas que existem no Japão ❤️
Eu moro no Japão a um bom tempo e amo esse país, claro que eu amo mais o meu próprio país (Brasil) mas adoro o Japão e seu povo 🎉
a diferenças entre uma viagem de trem no japão e em como é aqui no brasil são tão diferentes, me da ate inveja 😿
와... 원래 유튜브 볼때 웬만한건 1.5배속으로 보는데 이건 1배속으로 스킵 하나도 안하고 정신없이 봤습니다. 1인칭 시점이라 마치 내가 여행을 하고 있는 듯한 기분이 드네요.
정말 여행을 가고싶게 만드는 영상입니다.
동감... 저는 오늘 이영상으로 처음봤는데 개인적으로 옛날 빠니보틀 처음봤을때 충격 그대로에요!! 너무재밌어서 바로 구독해버렸다는 ㅎㅎ
😊👍
@@kth333 ㄴㄱㅁ
맞아요 코로나 풀리면 당장 가보고 싶다는 생각이 들었음 ㅠㅠㅠ
@@하하-i4j1i ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
honestly I'm speechless. what a lovely way to travel. so many amenities on the train and the room (although tight) looked sufficient enough. lovely view and with 12 a hour ride, there is enough time to catch up on movies or a good book. thank you for sharing that with us.
Team Biotad Plus
Fun fact: In Japan it’s a tradition to buy food before getting on a train which is why there are so many food stands in Tokyo Station. It’s true for the Shinkansen and it’s true for this train and basically all trains that go across Japan!
All these dumbass traditions your not special bro just get in the train
i really want to go to Japan one day. it seems like it's a great mix of rich culture and advanced technology all packed onto a few islands 😸
Обожаю туристические ролики из Японии. Очень интересная страна для путешествий.
I love this channel!!!
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And I love your music
おおー！！
Japan 😂
I too.
This looks so comfy, I wanna ride one of those once
I wanna ride u…
@@kirbyolsen5941 🤨🤨
@@zakariaahmed5609 you watch swagkage?
Fax and my life will be complete
@@kirbyolsen5941 hold up, wait a minute
北斗星は乗ってことがありますが、いつかサンライズも乗りたいですね。
寝台列車が無くならないように
The impression I have is that Japan is on a different level compared to other countries, their sense of collectiveness is present everywhere. It sure is a special place ❤
I love the way you put this video together without talking. It's very meditative and relaxing. ❤️ I feel like I'm the one traveling
Really watching videos like this 😍 make a peacefulness
Это невероятно. Как же там уютно. Я прямо ощутил это тепло
Ты что? В свою маму вошел?
@@-derasta2514 take out your mind from the gutter
I admit that I was getting nervous when you watched the uncoupling of the trains outside 😂...I thought: "will he be back in his room on time, before the train continues??" But yes you were...I am glad! 😂 I love your videos and this is so fascinating and seems so relaxing. Travelling by train in Germany means so much trouble...but I love it. Wish you good travelling!
I'm actually really grateful that you added the different amounts of money it would cost depending on which country you are from. It's a nice touch
Indeed, fine evidence of the inherent altruism behind public transportation.
@@osurpless you mean the altruism behind the channel
@@orionspants Specificially yea, as I had thought it was a step the system as a whole took.
Much like how a lot of signs throughout the journey are in English as well.
I've watched other videos and I'm so impressed at how hygienic people are in Japan I don't see this in other parts of the world. I feel like people really care about the way they leave things when they use them. And not just that, the trains, hotels and buses care for their clients safety and well being. Definitely need to go to Japan someday! Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹
What I find the most incredible is how the 'cheap' stuff in Japan puts most 'higher quality' things anywhere else, to total shame! I admire the amount of care and attention they put into everything, especially with the 'cheap' stuff. If all of humanity worked like this (in this one regard, not getting into the politics of japan plz and thx) then we really would be living in a much more ideal world, where being 'poor' doesn't meant you get treated with less dignity or respect or things have to be dirty. Thx Japan for showing the world how it CAN be done
the trains around here in germany even downgrade every year because people seem to destroy everything so the lower the cost the better... i need to drive by train every morning and every single day my ''coccyx??/tailbone'' goes to sleep at least 3 times leaving me with the ability to barely even walk because STANDING is more comfortable than sitting down in those trains... its rediculous. you also cant even touch anything because everything is either broken or dirty...
I love how the Japanese care about quality even the cheapest option is made with the highest quality possible.
🇯🇵 is such a great country. This train is amazing and so is the japanese culture. Their food looks so delicous and they are so modern. Also their language is one of the best parts of japan. My most wanted country to visit in the future. If i die without seeing this beautiful country would be one of the greatest mistakes i could make.
Love and respect from 🇩🇪
Как там контрнаступ? 500 тысяч свинособак уже утилизировали, с начала СВО, давайте ещё!)))
4,000 year old culture.
I admire the Japanese, and wish to travel to Japan too
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Ja jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro...............
Как все замечательно, как будто фантастика! Молодцы японцы! Уважаю!
絶対初めてとかだったらすごくワクワクできるんだろうな…
いつか寝台に乗ってみたい
自慢でも無いが、おそらくこの動画が投稿されてすぐに観た記憶があるからこんなに伸びているのには驚き。外国人向けだからかな？それにしてもロマンがあって見やすいし、日本っぽさをよく発信出来ているホントにいい動画だなって思います！
Viajar 12 horas em uma cama, num trem com possibilidade de regular a temperatura, vistas incríveis, uma cama e sem ninguém ao lado?! AÍ ATÉ EU QUERO! ❤❤❤❤
tbm
Esses japa tão em outro nível
Eu não, preferiria ir conversando com os japa, seria mais daora
Krlh mais as vistas são muito lindas carakkkkkjkk slk
Cara cê não tem noção esse rolê é o sonho da minha vida
الله حسيت براحه نفسيه ياريت اجرب القطار كلش احبه خصوصا فيها هيجي غرفه للنوم واكل 😍
عن جد اعصابي واحساسي ارتخت وحسيت بهدوء جميل احتاج تجربه من هذا النوع
هه اني بس احتاج حمام 😅😅😅
@@yousifalani4360 pp
خصوصا احنا من العراق من نشوف هيج شنكول اويلي ع حسره كلوبنه
Русский ануоне?
Очень рационально, продумано и аккуратно. Всё функционирует как должно, и без излишеств.
Плацкарт - очень рационально, продумано и аккуратно. Всё функционирует как должно, и без излишеств.
hi russian communist
I've been to Japan twice as a kid, and once my family exited at the wrong exit!! Thanks to the friendly staff there, we managed to exit at the correct exit and managed to kinda get in to the station from the wrong exit.
As someone who has never been to Japan (but would love to), thank you for letting me experience all these wonderful travel adventures.
Same