Riding Japan's Fastest Shinkansen From Toyko to Osaka 🇯🇵 

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when using the machine to get your train tickets there is a 'English' Tab on the top right hand side of the screen so instructions will all be in english

日本へようこそ！楽しんで！

This train is so clean

❤❤❤❤Japan is the king of innovation of the world.I like this country....😂😂😂😂😅😅

Japan has a maglev train that is faster than the Shinkansen. Construction has been delayed due to local issues, but the maximum speed will be over 500km/h. There have been no accidents caused by Shinkansen trains. By the way, Japanese taxis have had automatic doors since 1964.

🌸弁当の中にあった黒いものは日本語で「ひじき(hijiki)」と呼ばれる海藻(seaweed)です。良い旅を　Have a nice trip.✨

日本人は無条件に富士山を見ると興奮する😊 特に新幹線から望む富士山は格別❤

FYI: the oversized baggage area is only for the seats directly in front of it. If your seats are not those last seats, there is an oversized luggage compartment you need to put them in.

The Shinkansen 🚄 is one cool Adventure 😎🇯🇵

Using a Japanese train ticket machine, you can select the language of guidance. Next time, please try using it as well.👍I hope you have a nice trip in Japan!🥰

Still fast but Tokaido Shinkansen (Blue) will travel up to at 285km. And Tohoku Shinkansen will go as fast as 320km/h. Take it when you travel up north!

Welcome to our Japan. We hope you have a pleasant stay.🇯🇵

17:25 this is "Shirataki" . "Shirataki" is noodle made from the starch of devil’s tongue.

17:25 It's hijiki, a sea vegetable.

Train travel is by far our favorite way to travel, but Japan train travel is just on another level. We didn't really get the chance to take advantage of the ekibens last time we were there. Not gonna make that mistake next time! Excited for your Osaka videos. We absolutely loved it there. 😍

Station timetables are managed in minute increments, but driver timetables are managed in 15 second increments for departure and arrival times.

Amazing video! Japan is the leading country in technology and robotics. When I go to Japan I’m riding every single bullet train! 🇯🇵 Thank you so much for making this video. 😊

This is the better guidance for take a ride of Shinkansen.

Cool video again Shev and Dev,,,peace and happiness on your travels 😊😊😊

Shinkansen interiors are quieter than American libraries.

That’s also the first train ride I experienced from airport to Tokyo, it’s fast.

12:57 this train model and particular line's speed is 280 km/h max, not 320 km/h. For 320 km/h max, you've to go northwards out of Tokyo, not towards Osaka.

9:28 that's not a coat hanger! It's a knob for people to grab to whilst passing by down the corridor.

I definitely will take that train next time I'm in Japan, and choosing the right ekiben/bento is going to be a big part of that! 🍣I've read that Klook is the best way to buy my Disneyland tickets too.

Super video.!!! Enjoyed it a lot.!!!👏👏👏👏👏

I love the fast details you guys provide

Welcome to Japan ! I wish you had a good time in 🚄

big fan from nepal ❤

Welcome to Osaka, Japan this new week in great joy & peace April of 2024❤❤❤I wish you guys safe journeys & good luck to you guys in peace 2024❤❤❤

Congratulations to you guys for your new remarkable video today heading to Osaka, Japan in great joy to tours this amazing city in Asia 2024❤❤❤

Finally i have time to relax and enjoy watching your videos again, thanks shev and dev.❤❤❤ Miss you Guys🫰🏼

Thank you for coming to Osaka.

Just for your information, the train in which you are traveling is called tokaido shinkansen, and the max operational speed is 285 kmph. The 320 kmph is tohoku shinkansen between tokyo and morioka.

17:35〜It is a seaweed called hijiki. It is a home-cooked dish that is boiled down with soy sauce, sugar, sweet sake and fish broth.

Congratulations on your engagement!🎉 Such a nice and happy couple.

Thanks you guys so much for your new remarkable video today’s heading from Tokyo to Osaka, Japan in great joy & peace April of 2024❤❤❤

The privacy button in the toilet is for when you are a bit windy and don’t want others to hear 😊. The black thing in your ekiben was hijiki (type of seaweed).

大阪良く来てくれました！たこ焼き食べていってや～

Wow! I love this video! Thanks for sharing something that is amazing. When my brother visited Japan in 2020 those style trains were just being put into service. Oh! When my brother lived in Tokyo; his apartment overlooked the train station. Which you would think would be a very noisy place. No. Not really nosy at all. I think this series is super interesting. Shev and Dev are so close to hitting a half Million subscribers. Which is great! I still remember watching the video when shev/dev reached 1,000 subscribers. Two of the happiest, most grateful people. That said; what you do is very interesting. And your videos are very family friendly. Not very many on UTube can say that.

Congratulations to you guys for your new remarkable video today’s from Tokyo, heading to Osaka, Japan this new week in April of 2024❤❤❤

After completing your basic travel in Japan, be sure to visit Yamagata next time on the unique and new Yamagata Shinkansen. Yamagata is famous for ramen, beef, and sake, taro soup etc, and next month, the world's best cherries🍒 will be ripening‼︎

I always buy my SHINKANSEN tickets on the spot with a machine. They take cash or credit card. It takes less than 2 minutes if you know where you're heading.

FYI: The total number of Tokyo station Shinkansen(bullet train) line platforms is 10. Out of 10、six platforms are allocated for Tokaido Shinkansen(truck No. 14 ~19) and the rest 4 platforms for three different lines such as Tohoku, Hokuriku and Jyoetsu shinkansens(tuck No. 20~23).

日本を紹介してくれてありがとう、日本滞在が良いモノであります様に

Congratulations Shev and Dev, just another 40K to reach half a million subscribers, keep it up 👍👍👍

Nice choice of EKIBEN(station lunch box)!😊

You can change language at the top right corner from the Shinkansen ticket machine…….

Don't be afraid of riding the train in Japan. Even for Japanese people sometimes get confused. I always get lost in huge dungeons.

Great explore

Nice video!

That white, noodle-y stuff in your bento box is called "ito Konjac." It's a low-fat food, so you're good to go! Konjac is a cool underground plant that's ground up and turned into noodle-like stuff. It's low in fat and super popular in Japanese cooking, showing up in all sorts of dishes.

“I didn’t want to be inconsiderate of other people” wow. I’m so impressed. A lot of Japanese people are wary of vloggers and streamers now because some of them have been such nuisances. They would film inconsiderately in Shinkansens and other public places regardless of strict privacy laws and customs. You even went out of the car to film. 👍🏼

Enjoy ur stay in osaka

I love watching your travels and it has inspired me to travel myself. I wanted to find out... What backpack do you use? Looking for a comfortable and good quality one that will fit my laptop as well

The long string-like substance found in ekiben is called itokonnyaku, which is zero calories and full of dietary fiber.

All ticket machines are multilingual. On very top of their screens, I can see "English" button even on this RU-vid.

16:19 Ticket machine has English button.

The punctuality of Japanese is no second in the world

May Allah SWT bless you and your family from Pakistan 🙂

The ticket vending machine has language options for English, Japanese, and Chinese displayed at the top.

The black thing in the box is hijiki seaweed. The white noodle-like thing is shirataki konnyaku. Konnyaku is made from potatoes, and is healthy and has a nice texture and flavor. It is an essential ingredient in stews in bento lunchboxes and Japanese hot pot dishes. 黒いのはひじきという海藻 白い麺は白滝という芋からの作った食べ物。どちら昔から日本に馴染みの食べ物です☆

Impressive train... The Gautrain in SA is the only thing on time 🤞

The black object in your lunch box is a seaweed called ``hijiki.'' And what I was describing as noodles is an ingredient made from konnyaku potatoes called ``Ito Konnyaku.'' Both are traditional Japanese ingredients that are popular for their nutrients and healthy ingredients that are good for the body, and they are also delicious! Up until now, various people have introduced me to various parts of Japan, but the two of you have very interesting points of view (I mean this as a compliment). Please continue to send us fun reports. It's from a Japanese person. PS: Hijiki is a sweet and spicy dish that is cooked using soy sauce, sugar, sake, and mirin, and the name of the dish is ``hijiki-ni.'' It is a staple dish in Japanese cuisine. Ito Konnyaku is made by making a food ingredient called ``konnyaku'' from konnyaku potatoes, which is then shaped into long, thin strips. Konnyaku itself has almost no taste, so it is used in a variety of dishes. Popular examples include oden, sukiyaki, meat and potatoes, etc. It is a very healthy ingredient and is used as a substitute for wheat noodles (pasta, udon, ramen, etc.) in Europe and America. お弁当に入っている黒い物体は”ひじき”と言う海藻です。そしてヌードルと説明していたものは、”糸コンニャク”と言うコンニャク芋から出来ている食材です。どちらも日本伝統の食材で、体に良い栄養素とヘルシ－な食材として人気で、しかも「美味しい！」です。今までいろいろな方が日本各地を紹介して下さっていますが、お二人の”着眼点”はなかなか面白くて（これはお褒めの意味です）良い。これからも楽しいレポ－トを配信ください。ある日本人からです。 PS、ひじきは醬油、砂糖、酒、みりんなどを使い甘辛く炊き上げたもので、料理名を「ひじき煮」と言います。和食の常備菜です。 糸コンニャクは、コンニャク芋から「コンニャク」と言う食材を作り、これを細長く成形したものです。コンニャク自体の味はほとんど無いので、いろいろな料理に使われています。代表例、おでん、すき焼き、肉じゃが等がポピュラーな料理です。とてもヘルシ－な食材で欧米では、小麦麺（パスタ、うどん、ラーメン等）の代替品として使われています。

Ticket machines have an English language option. Top right of screen. I just left Kyoto a couple days ago. Jetlag...🤪 Everyone should ride the Shinkansen once...low cost airlines cost less.😁

Hey shev and dev, please come back here in the Philippines 🇵🇭, we miss you 😢

The language choice is just a user interface, so it doesn't matter if you change it. So you can even print your ticket in English to make your trip even easier!

動画楽しく見ました。

Ah, you didn't get the Japan Rail pass for your trip?

How did you manage to get this price for the tickets? The lowest price that I currently see on klook is 87.75$

次回、新幹線に乗った時は、グリーン車[ファーストクラス]に乗って下さい本当に心地よく 体格の大きい海外の人でも満足すると思います。

Yesterday, I watched and left a comment on your last video and I am very happy to have come across your videos again today!😊💕 The black string-like food in the woman's lunch box is called hijiki, a traditional Japanese food that was already eaten in the Nara period (710-794). Hijiki is a type of seaweed, which is dried, watered down, fried in oil and then stewed in soy sauce, sugar and broth with fried tofu, soy beans, shiitake mushrooms and chicken meat. Drying makes it easier to preserve for a longer period of time and increases nutrition and flavour. It is rich in calcium, magnesium, iron, vitamins and dietary fibre, making it a very healthy food. The high fibre content makes it a particularly good food for people with constipation problems. Next to hijiki, a whitish, string-like food picked up with chopsticks is called shirataki. Shirataki was created in the Kanto region during the Edo period in the process of making konjac. Shirataki is made up of 97% water and 3% konjac, so it is characterised by its very low calorie content. It is sometimes used as a diet food among Japanese women. It is recommended for people (especially women) who are concerned about calories. In Japan, konjac is loved as an ingredient in "nabe-ryori" (hot pot dishes) and "oden" (oden), which are often eaten mainly during the cold season. As with the previous video, the explanations are very detailed and easy to understand, which I think will be very useful for people travelling to Japan in the future. I had a look at your channel, and I thought it was a great idea that you have travelled all over the world. The explanation of the ekiben (how it warms up when you pull the string), the historical information when explaining the Shinkansen, the shape of the lead car to avoid sonic booms when entering a tunnel, the explanation of the toilets in the car, etc. were all perfectly explained. I am very much looking forward to the next video!😉👍

時間厳守は 新幹線だけじゃないですよ…😊✋

長い列に並ばなくても、新幹線チケットが予約できてることを、もっと知ってほしいです。大きいサイズのバゲージスペースは予約が必要なことももっと知ってほしい。 紹介してくれてありがとう。そしてようこそおおさかへ。 ところで、駅弁の中にはいっていた、noodleみたいなものは、いとこんにゃくです。ほそながいこんにゃくをたばねています。

東京駅は複雑混雑😂、電光掲示板、案内板にはエレベーター、トイレの情報、EUだと導線に案内板掲示板あれはね〜😂。まぁだから旅は面白い〜😊

You guys didnt pay for the luggage storage?

"Look at all the space" said the woman so small she could star in Arietty, actual size! :p I wish I was smaller. At 188cm, which isn't enormous but above any country's average, I have yet to find a single bus or train that wasn't too small for me and directly uncomfortable. Is height reduction an option yet? :)

切符販売機の言語は英語に切り替えできるよ

Train is a very low sitting position it's not good for sightseeing also. I don't like seats 3+2

6:32 wrong! 19 lines of bullet trains? Are you sure?

日本語翻訳が日本語になっていないから何を伝えたいのか理解するのに大変です。

$80? U gt klook discount?

日本語が少し間違ってる所があるが問題無いレベルです

あれっ？紐を引っ張ってお弁当温かくしましたか？

美男美女

東北新幹線が日本で一番速い新幹線です。 飛行機で仙台空港まで行き、電車で仙台駅に向かってから新幹線に乗車して北に向かうのが一番のおすすめです。 仙台駅から南の区間は混雑します。 さらに津軽海峡を越えると食事の味を保証します。 ぜひ、仙台駅から新幹線に乗って津軽海峡を渡ってください。

I wanted to give my comments. I am 66 years old

It’s not the fastest shinkansen… the fastest shinkansen is tohoku shinkansen…

世界には新幹線よりもっと速い電車は有りますね

JR discriminates against Japanese, cz only foreigners can buy incredibly cheap deal of JR travel pass (including Shinkansen) which Japanese are not allowed to buy!!

字幕に悪名高い新幹線って書いてなかったかな？　見間違いか…。

But Shinkansen's Free WiFi is terribly bad. You can think its free WiFi doesn't work.

The maximum speed of the Tokaido Shinkansen from Tokyo to Shin-Osaka is 285km/h. There are many curves and tunnels, so safety and comfort are prioritized. The Tohoku Shinkansen from Tokyo to Sendai runs 320km. From Japan.

I’m so overwhelmed this video❣️I really enjoyed it🩷✨About Bento box “Ekiben”that you had and one black thing called “Hijiki”. It is type of seawead👍✨💕

今回乗る電車700t ．n 700AKTXくらい

Welcome to our Japan. We hope you have a pleasant stay.🇯🇵