How Shinkansen Bullet Trains are Serviced Daily - Made in Japan

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Made in Japan - How the Shinkansen Bullet Train is Japan is regularly serviced and maintained. We’re at the JR Tokai Oikichi Shinkansen Bullet Train Depot, where routine train inspections and repairs take place. Dating back to 1964 in Japan, JR Tokai Shinkansen has been safely transporting passensengers between Osaka and Tokyo, resulting in the busiest train line in Japan. And all this wouldn’t be possible without the Oikichi Shinkansen Train Depot, ensuring that every single train is operating at peak performance. In all, requiring 1400 skilled workers at this depot alone to make it all happen. And I’m taking you inside to show you how even their regular train maintenance and service uniquely earns a spot in my made in Japan series. Every year, all new hired workers must undergo 1 month of training here and completely pass the in-house skills tests before their allowed to work on the Shinkansen. It makes sense considering that 450,000 passengers everyday ride this bullet train so safety in all respects is paramount to its operation. The N700S shinkansen bullet train isthe newest model Tokaido Shinkansen, launched in 2020. It’s the upgraded version of the N700A, so it looks similar to the previous model but with additional features to enhance passengers comfort and experience. I'll show all of this in this video so I hope you enjoy.
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@PaolofromTOKYO Год назад

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@ropro9817 Год назад

Daaaaaaaamn... why can't we have shiny beautiful trains like this in Americaaaaaa... 😭

@caitlinh9901 Год назад

@@ropro9817 looks lo

@marionetteee_0 Год назад

@@ropro9817 ☻️

@Benni777 Год назад

Next time, can u go tot he Tokyo Station to see he lost and found station? I think that’ll be super interesting ☺️

@Carolf1213 Год назад

@@ropro9817 true

@kepi18 Год назад

As someone who also works also in train maintenance I am somewhat jealous at how organised, clean, and structured it appears. Japanese work ethics is something else.

@astermos-6616 Год назад

Ah yes, and work overtime without pay hahaha

@bg710 Год назад

yeah this place is way cleaner then our railyards

@BOZ_11 Год назад

@@astermos-6616 it's clean, asster

@sarom399 Год назад

Me too

@Mwoods2272 Год назад

@@astermos-6616 That's mostly for office workers not physical maintenance jobs.

@bumblebee2956 Год назад

50+ years without any major incident…that shows their service standards and quality 🎉

@andyyang5234 Год назад

Completly separated rights of way, very limited rolling stock with similar capabilities, and a highly linear route with very few junctions does wonders for safety. Who would've thought.

@nebunezz_r Год назад

@@andyyang5234 that's what you get when you hire engineer to plan and maintain an engine i guess.

@jascrandom9855 Год назад

Except for all the suicides.

@istillusezune82 Год назад

JNR had several terrible train accidents in the 1950s. They have learned from the mistake and made it ever safer.

@cantsay Год назад

Nisqually Washington, USA made it one day before major incident. America is not cut out for trains 😒

@AbhishekSanyalTGV Год назад

As an Indian, it is GREAT to have Japan supporting us in building our first high speed rail based on Shinkansen technology.

@placeholderGER Год назад

I am a Train Driver in Germany, and seeing the amount of Effort JR throws in at every single Detail be it Maintenance, Punctuality or even the PR departement makes me quite Jealous you just cant compare it to the rest of the World when it comes to Japanese Trains

@crazeguy26 Год назад

if the train is late coming the passagers get a little slip that enplanes why there late.

@ChickensAndGardening Год назад

My impression of Europe is that the trains are great -- comfortable, spacious, fast. However, they have too many strikes, LOL

@rafisheikh7833 Год назад

As a driver, you must have some own interesting stories to tell :)

@kiy2347 Год назад

@@crazeguy26 if a train was late even just for *10 seconds*, the driver will apologize and explain the reason to the passengers

@nerd26373 Год назад

I’ve experienced riding a Shinkansen train, and that was one of the best experiences I’ve had. The whole train ride was smooth. It didn’t take us too long to get to our destination. This is very informative video. Made in Japan videos never seem to lack in quality overall.

@ToadyEN Год назад

Same! Imagine what the first class bump suppression seats are like 🤯 🥰

@DeliaHlForth Год назад

amogus

@kta_0187 Год назад

Amohus sad eyes

@corvus2735 Год назад

I agree, you barely notice the train accelerating / moving, because it just runs so smooth.

@blablup1214 Год назад

Yes. Riding a shinkansen was nice. But I am also a little jealous. In my country they do just the bare minimum so that trains pass the safety regulations. It is very common that a door is malfunctioning. A toilet is out of order. That seats are damaged. That the interrior and the outside is dirty :(

@Miraie93 Год назад

Everything in Japan is next level. Their discipline in anything they do is beyond than any country in the world.

@demil3618 Год назад

That’s true. But how can Japanese people / companies afford that?

@user-yt3wb6wj1h Год назад

@@demil3618 As a Japanese person, I think it is the result of a kind of entrenched Japanese peer pressure that has worked in the right direction. I myself feel that things like courtesy and common sense have been ingrained in me from an early age, and while that is a good thing, it is also a bad thing.

@demil3618 Год назад

@@user-yt3wb6wj1h Does this mean it’s being exploited? I see a huge workforce that needs to be paid, beyond just being polite. Most insufficiencies in the rest of the world are usually blamed on not having enough people for such high standards (of cleaning e.g.). That’s why the London Underground e.g. is so dirty.

@BETOHERZ95 Год назад

Not gonna lie friends, I've been feeling down for a while now. But this kind of videos from Paolo definitely soothe me a lot and I'm glad for that. Keep them coming Paolo!

@user-es3th6he7x Год назад

Hope you feel better soon

@pinoyexploresus2129 Год назад

You are welcome to visit and enjoy my channel too my friend.

@bigboi9856 Год назад

I hope something amazing happens to you this month!

@haylz4000 Год назад

I love that you showed every stage of the process including the cleaners with the same sense of pride. I feel the importance of cleaners are often left out but they do so much and their work can sometimes have the biggest impact! Thank you for treating everyone equally

@thomasji7614 Год назад

Shinkansen is one of the most unique transportations in Japan imo, thanks for showing us the behind the scene~ Thanks for another great video as usual, have a great weekend! :D

@PaolofromTOKYO Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@mercymagalona2504 Год назад

Cleanliness is the best policy. i❤🇯🇵 -me from Philippines 🇵🇭🤗

@fujiokayosinori9812 Год назад

日本のサービスを海外に紹介してくれるのはうれしい。編集お疲れ様です

@lihharusan1 Год назад

I'm always impressed by the amount of work and care they do to maintain those bullet trains. It's no wonder they haven't suffered a single serious accident in 58 years since it's first run. As always, thanks Paolo for the excellent video. Your videos offer us really cool access to something most documentaries would never cover.

@thisismonitor4099 Год назад

Quite amazing when you consider that there have been times (and I have been on them) when they had to shut down mid journey due to exceptional earthquakes. And yet the kits and the tracks still generally held.

@user-ci7vu7eo9w Год назад

Bery disciplined people

@gundamo_ig Год назад

love how thorough the Japanese maintenance team are. also in general most people take pride in their work. unlike the city I am from where its mediocrity at best and everyone demands the highest respect.

@hazwanee25 Год назад

I was unfortunately stranded in Osaka during Typhoon Jebi. Nothing was flying in nor out, and I had to take shinkansen from Osaka to Tokyo just to fly back from Narita. It was so good, naturally I was comparing everything to back home. Smooth, comfortable and with perfect timing, it was a good experience 😍

@stephendragon6721 Год назад

This is awesome. Im a train maintainer in Australia. Japanese trains are next level compared to the archaic rollingstock we have here. Great video again Paolo!!

@d5486 Год назад

At least as bad in Canada. Probably worse.

@jub8891 Год назад

its kinda sad.. im not sure what happened here in the west.. even the commuters vandalize and disrespect the public transport.. it would be demoralizing for maintenance workers that their hard work is being taken for granted like so..

@fcfhkmelb Год назад

Well even without vandalism, train bodies in Australia are always dusty and dirty anyway. Trains in Japan are always cleaned to look brand new everyday.

@menuly Год назад

Just as bad in New Zealand also. Slow, never on time, always breaking down.

@Eli-pt9ft Год назад

@@jub8891 it’s because their parents failed to raise them correctly and the way our society is. Japanese people are so much different than western people and it’s so obvious in every way of life.

@leejimmy2209 Год назад

What I like most about jobs in Japan is that most of them provide a thorough set of training to all newcomers, which I think is one of the the most basic entitlements for any new employee. Where I live they just expect you to know everything on day 1 with hardly any training.

@7Deejay Год назад

the saddest part is why it end so quickly and i have to wait for another series keep up the good work paolo

@Rycamcam Год назад

Paolo's obvious sense of wonder perfectly captures how the rest of us feel when observing the Japanese in their element.

@WhitedeathSN Год назад

Please keep you schedule like that, it is really awesome to chill friday nights with some booze and wake up in the morning on saturday just to be greeted with documentaries from Japan like that! You are my "saturday morning cartoon" if you want so. 😅

@dewimayapuspitasari9816 Год назад

My husband and I are very interested in Japanese culture, your video has now been part of our weekend morning. Thank you for always creating best videos! We are looking forward to visit Japan soon.

@lyradm1 Год назад

There's no way our trains in the US Are maintained like that. You gotta love Japan's very high standards for mechanical as well as passenger safety and cleanliness

@diamond5sky Год назад

I was so obsessed with riding the shinkansen and other JR trains covered by the JR Pass in my last Japan trip that I probably spent more time riding trains than actual walking to sightsee 😅 Thank you for this really awesome vid!

@shaftinc8739 Год назад

Understandable since its just such a surreal experience :D

@phoebs7801 Год назад

Next time you visit Japan, you might wanna try Shimakaze by Kintetsu, Tango Kuromatsu by Kyoto Tango Railways, SL Yamaguchi by JR West…. There’re so many other amazing sightseeing trains all over Japan! I also recommend Hankyu Railways. They’re supposed to be the best commuter trains here!

@YubiYubi_ Год назад

If you are found of train then you should definitely plan your next train with Joyful Trains and other special trains routes in mind . I tried a few of them and its kind of amazing.

@BurgerwithPeanutButter Год назад

When taking the train is part of your daily life, and the experience always seems the same each time, it's so easy to overlook how much work really goes into maintaining those huge trains.

@trolleyracingmaster7075 Год назад

All the Japanese trade videos look so nice and inviting. It’s crazy how clean they keep their garages and service stations

@ClownAl3n Год назад

I can see why "Squarespace" always sponsors this channel. 1. This channel does MILLIONS of thanks to his country, Japan. He is littlerally showing the WORLD, Japan's awesomeness, prowess, humbleness, and much much more. 2. Great content so everyone keeps coming back to this channel. Informative and shows tons of respects all careers in Japan and how to run a business (although a few careers weren't as awesome practiced etc).

@rabitec. 10 месяцев назад

I work in highspeed train maintainance in Germany. Very interesting to see how our japanese Colleagues do it.

@arthobbies Год назад

Japanese take so much pride in their work. Another awesome video, thank you, ur channel is the best.

@briansivley2001 Год назад

Man I would love to come to Japan and just ride The Shinkansen all over Japan with no destination in mind The Shinkansen is the destination for me. I've always been a huge fan of trains and The Shinkansen is in my opinion the king of all trains.

@kawanami3 Год назад

お一人お一人のチカラで、快適に乗車できるのですね。感謝です。

@reed3863 Год назад

Riding on the Shinkansen was the best train ride and experience in my life! And now I know what goes behind making it as comfortable as possible for every commuter. Thank you Japan and Paolo!

@knightnxk2906 8 месяцев назад

that a dedication, we need everywhere in the world.

@Arizona9001 Год назад

Japans approach to work and craftsmanship is second to none. insanity that the entire country is in synch this way, what a marvel.

@oliverkyoto9146 Год назад

no words can express when i first ride with this massive piece of engineering.i flew with boeing 777 airbus A380 but Shinkansen just set it apart.

@YuzuYouko Год назад

Really respect the employees dedication of work and keeping the safety of the passengers always! Great video as always!

@d5486 Год назад

Amazing isnt it.

@hjmoto Год назад

Hey, Paolo! My name is Harold from Tolleson, Arizona! My wife and I enjoy your videos. I have a question for you. Have you ever attended a motocross race in Japan? It would be nice to see a day in the life of a motocross racer in Japan. We are fans of motocross!

@donovandavidsonAlton Год назад

These guys are a cut above the rest. Excellent example how things should be done world wide. They are the master.

@MC-bw5fc Год назад

Wow! Those trains are definitely super duper clean 🏌️

@qc678c7 Год назад

Once again congratulations for being the first RU-vidr to get permission to be in JR and share with us this awesome video😀

@thisismonitor4099 Год назад

I first came to Japan in the early 90s... the Hikari and Kodama services were awesome, but even more impressively, they were maintaining the trains so well that they were still able to use the old zero series rolling stock that was first used in the 60s. The ones they were using then were from the 70s but it was still impressive that they managed to maintain at least 20 years of life in every set.. The new rolling stock is even more impressive although I actually prefer the older 500 series sets (that still run from Osaka westwards in the Kodama (the slowest) service. They looked like real rockets!

@istillusezune82 Год назад

The production of the 0 series actually continued into 1986. It was common for the older ones to be replaced by externally identical units. In recent years they are focusing on recycling the trains, design life for new trains are 15-20 years, but many components and material will be recycled to build new cars in the future.

@jayceetsab Год назад

Shinkasen's! It's wonderful to see the maintenance and service of a Shinkansen. They are so pleasant to ride and super clean. I miss Japan. I can't wait to go back and it back down to the southern areas of JPN

@seandavie3672 Год назад

I'm in awe of the commitment to excellence and the work culture shown here. I've travelled around the world in fast trains and nothing compares to Japan!

@acelakid94 Год назад

Would love to see a day in the life of one of their operators. The Japanese train companies seem super strict on following proper procedures so it would be interesting to see the daily routine of someone they hire.

@mariemanila7239 Год назад

electrical engineer here, and train fanatic at the same time. this is the best video of paolo, for me...thanks paolo!!!

@MrAssasinate Год назад

Thanks Paolo for this. I am a railway enthusiast and model railroader as well from Manila, Philippines. I really love Japanese trains especially the Shinkansen Bullet Train. I went to Japan two times with my family and we spent vacation there. Unfortunately, I did not tried to ride Shinkansen Bullet Train because the fare is expensive but this is in my bucketlist when I come back again to Japan soon. As of now, I'm collecting Japanese model trains (1:150 scale model )especially the Shinkansen bullet trains.

@bonniegray7070 Год назад

In the capital of my country (Mexico), a subway line collapsed and killed almost thirthy people and injured a lot more. The train system in my country is not regularly maintained, it's old and could collapse again at any time, so it's quite reassuring to see that in Japan they really care about the safety and comfort of their people.

@jeshely Год назад

Wow! In Japan every job no matter the level is taken as seriously as a ritual. 🙌

@TheLinKrust Год назад

Fantastic! I love how the lady cleaning inside shared with you that the more interesting lost and found items are at Tokyo Station - so helpful and kind!

@dbtwenty8 Год назад

the attention to detail is immaculate

@veronicaisl Год назад

We ride the shinkansen train from osaka to tokyo and it was an amazing experience. The train was stable and fast. Great to see the country side and mt. Fuji. We going back again this april 😊 love japan

@speakingtonobody7950 Год назад

On one hand I would love something like Japan's train system here in America, but it's honestly hard to imagine, with our work culture, being able to maintain the system close to what they have there.

@akikoray4374 Год назад

FYI. There will be Shinkansen between Dallas and Houston within a several years.

@duxlorbitxl9986 Год назад

@@akikoray4374 That project is not happening.

@akikoray4374 Год назад

Thanks for letting me know the latest news. I read Texas Tribune’s article after I got your reply. It’s kind of big news when I read a local Japanese magazine in my community several months ago, but apparently it must have’ve stated only the business side of the deal and not the landowners.

@DankNSpank Год назад

Thank you for showing all aspects of shinkansen maintenance, including the interior cleaning.

@zorbathegreek192 Год назад

This is got to be my favourite ever! I love trains and love traveling by Shinkansen

@laurieahn Год назад

I live in Chile and Shinkansen are definitely in my bucket list. I love watching train videos and this type of videos are my favourite! The side people don’t use to see. I never would have imagine these trains were washed by hand!!! Great video!!!

@RafaRadityo7 Год назад

Wow the train didn't even look dirty before it came in the shop. That shows their effort. I've been on an Amtrak train whose locomotive looked like it's been thrown in a mud pit 3 times

@energypucasog9848 Год назад

I was lucky enough to take a bullet train from Tokyo to Kyoto, and I was truly amazed by the whole experience.🇯🇵

@pinoyexploresus2129 Год назад

Really amazing that you were allowed to have this very informative content.

@garryferrington811 Год назад

You can really tell these are railroad men. A unique breed, wherever they are.

@noemid2011 Год назад

The fact the Paolo and Maiko do these videos with little to no help is ASTONISHING!! You 2 are a great team and make AWESOME videos. Keep up the good work

@DJmcRUSH Год назад

I've been anxiously waiting for a train video. I'm a freight train conductor here in the US, and love to see train operations in different countries. Can't wait for a potential video from JR's freight sector.

@KimJongunNK Год назад

Texas?

@1994tiro2008 Год назад

I watch American freight trains every day on a website called Virtual Railfan. I saw double stacking of containers, more than 200 freight cars connected, and locomotives connected not only in the front and rear, but also in the middle. I felt that Japan's freight trains could not imitate them. One day, I was astonished to see them transporting the fuselage of an airplane and huge blades that were thought to be for wind power generation. I felt that there was nothing that could not be transported by freight railroads in the United States.

@DJmcRUSH Год назад

@@1994tiro2008 Yea, pretty much everything can move by rail in the US. From slag, radioactive waste, and windmills, to the food on your plate and the car in your driveway. Personally the longest train I've ran was 264 cars which is just under 3 miles or 4.8 Km. Those engines in the middle are called distributed power units or DPUs. They're radio controlled from the front, and help provide power and air to the longer trains. However unlike Japan or most of the world where their freight networks are ran by the state. In the US they're all privately owned companies, with the exception of Amtrak. It's for this reason the American network leads in freight shipping, as there is plenty of money to be made in freight. While in passenger service there is typically no money to profit, as it's a public service.

@DJmcRUSH Год назад

@@KimJongunNK The mountains of Pennsylvania

@1994tiro2008 Год назад

@@DJmcRUSH thank you for your reply. The other day, it was on the news in Japan that President Biden embarked on direct arbitration in labor-management negotiations. I understood the importance of railroads in American logistics. I'm watching an Amtrak night train at Flagstaff Station in Arizona on my Virtual Railfan live camera, and I'm so envious that the train also seems to have a dining car attached to it.

@daakrolb Год назад

Very cool video. Man I admire the Japanese's diligence to orderliness & decency.

@Non_Of_U_business Год назад

Thanks Paolo... I'm in Chicago USA and I'm a model train railroader. I Love trains! There is a huge model train community in America just like in japan. Please continue more of the shinkansen train operations. We're hoping you provide more videos on these! Peace out!

@syairaazira1198 Год назад

i am an architect focusing on transit projects in Malaysia and Singapore. I really love this video, I have been dreaming of visiting Japan's train's depot..and so happy that the Japan authority allowing Paolo to make this visit 🤩🤩

@cajunaidi1975 Год назад

Again... the works ethics and the strive for perfection and safety are shocking me... Really admire theirs discipline...thanks for producing this videos Paolo, you also had done a great work

@chelijyaanho4542 Год назад

An absolute eye-opener from Paolo - the 1st ever RU-vidr to film these rarely seen behind-the-scenes. Great informative quality content (as always). It has deepened my utmost respect for all those involved in making the shinkansen trains safe & reliable - above all a real joy to travel on. Having ridden the shinkansen trains and zipped across various prefectures was indeed a surreal experience.

@PAYDAYHEDGE Год назад

Their level of professionalism is exceptional

@goodwalkproductions5170 Год назад

What a great video to start my weekend off! I love learning about Japanese trains!

@aidilchica Год назад

Paolo have access everywhere, even in someone's bedroom. the most powerful man in Japan..

@afizi1213 Год назад

Ah what I like about japan is how they prioritize cleanliness and safety by doing work with full care and passion, that's why I can say japan is almost perfect in all branches of the field meaning success

@Benni777 Год назад

Major props to the hard-working people on this team! I can’t imagine the hard they have to work everyday to help out the Japanese transportation system run as smoothly as possible. The washing of the train was probably my fave part, bc of how satisfying the water looked. ☺️

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@gauloisrefractaireenexilvo4366 Год назад

Another great episode. The most amazing and common point across this series is how workers, regardless of ranking and seniority, display pride for their job. I can't wait to see similar reporting on Japanese airlines. Thank you Paolo, keep on the top quality work.

@loteknomad5032 Год назад

Congratulations, Paolo, for your continued success with this series! What a joy to follow you in your ongoing exploration of such iconic aspects of life in Japan. :) Here's hoping the people, organizations, and institutions of Japan continue to open their doors to you so we can all enjoy more content like this. :)

@deebzeal8204 Год назад

Japanese maintenance is honestly world-class it even puts some Western countries into shame!

@aa-ow7kf Год назад

こうゆう方たちの努力があってこそ、成り立っているという事を、再度感じました！！ありがとうございます！これからもよろしくお願いします！

@lucysworld9798 Год назад

Shinkansen ride experience is on another level,, fast, on time, smooth ride, reliable, no-hassle compared to short distance flight ☺️

@Anthonysan86 Год назад

I love detailing cars, I wonder if washing trains would be as fun

@agamaz5650 Год назад

Paulo has the best job, he sees everything

@drac124 Год назад

A moisture sensor in a brush. Japan is really another planet.

@flyerbob124 Год назад

When I was in the US Air Force a rode the Bullet Train from Tokyo to Osaka to attend Expo 70. It was a very fast ride😊

@mandeep3.14 Год назад

It’s a shame we don’t have trains and services like this globally 😲 they’ve got to be the best.

@adityahernowo4735 Год назад

I don't know why I smiled a lot while watching this. Kind of satisfying to watch all these procedures.

@itscarrrmen Год назад

I just sat in one of those bullet trains yesterday! Was totally surprised how clean it was 😃 Japan really takes care of everything!

@Great_Sandwich Год назад

Paolo, I think out of all of your vids, this one strikes me as being the most unique. The workers cooperated fully, and I love how they turn to the camera to answer the questions. No hesitation. Always enthusiastic. Editing, cameral work... Great production values, here. 🙂

@leonchino1 Год назад

I’m a train fan it’s very interesting this video 😍 and I always love the Technology of Japan

@MageThief Год назад

Efficiency is an understatement.

@KaitenKenbu Год назад

Torquing bolts to spec is such a thrill. Worked for Porsche and I wouldn't let the car go with out making sure all bolts I put back in were to perfect spec. I also wish out commuter rails in Utah had such a frequent thorough cleaning. Those shinkansen maintainers and cleaners are doing Kamisama's work.

@ZebraLens Год назад

Thank you _Paolo_ and thank you to the MVP _Maiko!!!_ Both of you do fantastic work⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐☺️

@nathu3773 Год назад

Brush fitted with mosture sensor ! Wow next level!!!

@Alex.8081 Год назад

Great Job Paulo! I always get amazed when I see the Shinkansen Bullet Train and never get tired and as matter of fact going to rewatch again!

@lethalhands7497 Год назад

Honest and hard worker

@meep7979 Год назад

Japanese trains are so amazing

@AM-ne1tx Год назад

I'm Japanese and I'm watching this video while riding a Shinkansen from Osaka to Tokyo for work! 😀

@paulanthonybongcac804 Год назад

When I finally got to ride a Shinkansen and tick it off from my bucket list it's such a great experience. And to do it to travel between Tokyo and Osaka it's really a train lovers treat

@mikee2 Год назад

I'm glad to see such detail to the train. Something break in the undercarriage at 200mph wouldn't be good, to say the least.

@ImKeiy Год назад

Japan is just amazing dude

@tns-rox Год назад

Great video, Paolo! I love Japan's cultural policy of complete attention to detail. For Shinkansen, the result is apparent in its appearance and safety record. 👍

@RB-rp6ud Год назад

Japan is tops in the world when it comes to operations & maintenance of trains. That’s why their trains, be it the Shinkansen or urban run so perfectly.