埼京線前面展望Part1 恵比寿→赤羽 ＜Cabview Japanrail Saikyo Line part1 Ebisu → Akabane＞
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
- The Saikyo Line is a JR line that connects Saitama Prefecture and Tokyo.
Osaki Station and Omiya Station are the terminals, but this line does not connect the two cities with its own tracks. It is simply a name given to the line, and the train runs via the tracks of the Yamanote Line and the Tohoku Main Line. It is difficult to explain the background to this in simple terms, but it is a new line that was started in response to the recent increase in demand for commuter transportation, and it can be said that it has the same origin as the Shonan-Shinjuku Line.
Let's leave the complicated story aside.
In this video, the train starts from Osaki Station and heads towards Ebisu Station, and runs to Akabane Station, which is the southern half of the Saikyo Line. Until Ikebukuro Station, the Yamanote Line, which circulates around the center of Tokyo, runs parallel to the train, and can be seen mostly on the left. It is a green EMU. Shin-Okubo Station, Takadanobaba Station, and Mejiro Station, which appear along the way, are Yamanote Line stations, and Saikyo Line trains pass through them. At big stations such as Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Ikebukuro, not only Yamanote Line trains but also Saikyo Line trains stop.
Along the way, the train with the camera on it passes a train with a golden bonnet. This is a Tobu Railway limited express that runs on JR lines, and although there are few trains, it runs from Shinjuku or Ikebukuro to the Nikko area.
The section from Ikebukuro Station to Akabane Station used to be called the Akabane Line, and the cab view has a slightly more laid-back atmosphere than south of Ikebukuro Station.
North of Akabane Station, the tracks continue to run on an elevated track, and the Shinkansen tracks run parallel to it all the way to Omiya. I plan to upload this scene in part 2. June 2024
JR East website
www.jreast.co.jp/multi/en/
Google map coordinates for Ebisu Station
35.646557538797154, 139.71009252570124
Akabane Station
35.77770266401927, 139.72084938337642
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アクセスありがとうございます。埼京線の前面展望です。全線を一括にするといささか長くなるので、今回は大崎駅出発後から赤羽駅までをパート１としてアップしました。2024年6月撮影
Very very nostalgic train journey, used to do when I was a school student ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
It's a backstreet in central Tokyo.
Thank you for the interesting train ride. Best regards from Germany.😃
Thank you for your comment. Do I wash my hands? I just did. I will be careful from now on.
Yes verry nice picture rairoads
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👍👏👏👏😊 Brasil 🇧🇷
Another one of your fascinating views of Japan's railways. Interesting track work near stations, crowded station platforms, and frequent trains going the other way. Starting off in urban "canyons," then suddenly rolling through suburban greenery. All under a beautiful blue sky. I can't wait to see what you find in part 2.
もとは貨物線（山手貨物線）であることも、おもしろさを増しているかもしれませんね
The railways that run through urban areas in Japan are really like rivers at the bottom of a canyon. I think it would be better if cities could be built with a little more space, but the Japanese are good at this style. Part 2 was just uploaded. It is a video of an endless line of elevated railways.
海外の皆様‥（6:22）右手のホームは皇族の方々が利用するためのホームです
屋根を支える柱の一部には古い線路が再利用されていると思われます
Im surprised at all the grass growing in the tracks
This should never happen. It is because of the lax mentality of railway workers. It is a modern Japanese trend.
Be careful of too much zoom; it makes the train seem much slower than it really is.
Thank you so much！I remenber it.
На Shinjuku не доехал, люди еле успели добежать !
На станции Синдзюку слишком много людей. Я часто сталкиваюсь с людьми в проходах.