Kanagawa Prefecture, located south of Tokyo, faces the Pacific Ocean in the south. The area is also called "Shonan," but the area to the west is sometimes called "Seisho."
The climate in this area is so warm that it was used as a vacation home in the distant past, and of course, the ocean views have also soothed the hearts of those who visited.
This video is a collection of footage taken in 2020 on "Seisho." The 185 series train (white body with green stripes) featured in the video was made for the purpose of operating as an express train in this area, but now (2024) it no longer operates on a regular basis. The footage was mainly taken in September 2020, but the port scenery was added later. It's a jumble of cicadas, nightingales, and nightingales, but please feel free to take a look.
And one more thing. There are many small wooden station buildings remaining in this area. It's a bit of a rare sight these days, so I also captured it on video.
The fishing port scenery has nothing to do with railways, but I like this scenery so I added it.
JR East website
www.jreast.co.jp/multi/en/
Google map coordinates for Odawara Station
35.256033108486236, 139.15565068889617
Nebukawa Station
35.202908274232385, 139.13872632937753
Atami Station
35.10367540226921, 139.07783045267044
Ito Station
34.97476801548898, 139.0922822698525
Manazuru Fishing Port
35.15348151907352, 139.1412906493019
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アクセスありがとうございます。2020（令和2）年に小田原～伊東間で撮影した映像を集めてみました。まだ定期運用に就いている185系と、これは今でもそのまま残っていますが、この地域で連続して残っている木造の駅舎の記録です。漁港の風景は、私が好きなもので、鉄道と関係はないのですが、追加しました。映像のバックでは蝉が啼いていたり、ウグイスが啼いていたり、夜は虫が鳴いていたりと、バラバラですが、気軽に眺めて下さい。
20 июн 2024
