After checking on Wiki, This area gets the most snow on the main island of Honshu, 458 inches per year! After watching this video, I would tend to agree.
One would think that train operations would've been suspended given the amount of snow, which appeared to be over 3 feet and was still heavily coming down. Yet service continued in that beautiful winter wonderland. Appreciate the video. Thanks.......
Insanity! A couple of years ago a mother and two children died in a heavy snow storm like this for what?? BLOODY PIANO LESSONS! The police found their frozen body's a week later under 20 feet of snow in the car. She had'nt even managed half way to her destination.
That was totally awesome!!! There's something about a snowstorm that brings the kid out in me. My only worry was that the windows were going to be totally blocked in with that big, flaky, wet snow. Kudos for the driver for not giving up until JR shut the railway down because of the snowfall. The only time I know of that our trains won't run is that there's an avalanche blocking the railway, or there's over 4 ft of snow on the tracks and the plows can't keep up.
Надо же, в субтропической Японии снега, как в Ленинградской области! Интересно, что за транспорт? Рельсовый автобус? Вот бы такие и нам вместо электричек. Жаль, что название не по английски, а то бы скачал в свою коллекцию. Ролик очень понравился
Want to find more videos like this? 前面展望 < copy that into your search bar.. add 雨if you want front-view videos with rain, 雪 for snow, 曇り for cloudy and 夜 for night time.
Mais si moi je veux apprendre le langage japonais - qui me donne lecons?? C,'est vrai?? Les japonais sont-ils/elles les peuple le plussiers assidus du monde!?
