A very enjoyable train ride that I enjoyed very much. I also noted that over two tunnels there were one or two level houses built. That is very smart maximizing the surface space.
There aren't many apartments along this route, right? However, I believe that the development along this line was a failure. Forty years have passed without the population growing as planned and without systematic urban development. I can't say that a densely populated city is a success, but I had imagined that it would be a much prettier city. Thanks for your comment.
Hi, 14. I noticed that sometimes the train will pull to the end of the platform, when stopping at a station. Other times there will be a car length or 2 to the end of the platform. Is that an indication of maximum train length on the line, or station design? Regardless of that, I very much enjoy your videos and keep an eye out for them. Thanks.😊
Thanks for your comment. You're right. This is because 8-car trains and 10-car trains are operated on this route. Of course, it would be more efficient if the train formations were standardized, but since the trains heading towards Tokyo from this route connect to several routes (other companies' lines), it is not possible to standardize the train formations. @user-od9gr9cz4q also wrote that he was impressed by the sharpness of your point of view.
Спасибо за ваш комментарий. Я пошел в среднюю школу по этому принципу. Однако строительство затянулось, и линия открылась после того, как я закончил учебу. \(^o^)／Это было 50 лет назад, и теперь это хорошие воспоминания.
That is the "station number". It seems that it was invented so that railway workers who were not good at English conversation could guide foreign tourists. It is used to say, ``Go to station number 1 and transfer to JR there.'' However, recent young staff seem to be able to provide guidance to a certain extent without using such symbols.
@@andrewclarkehomeimprovement Thanks for your comment. I haven't found a problem that I would like to solve right away, but please let me know what you feel. What I am currently worried about is the angle of view of the lens. There are both comments that the zoom is TOO MUCH and comments that ``If the angle of view is too wide, there is no sense of speed.'' Perhaps one of the answers is that it doesn't matter, just do what I like. Right now, I'm thinking of raising the left edge of the smartphone by about 2 to 3 mm and pointing the lens slightly to the left. Is that okay?
