Riding on Japan's Most Luxurious Private Compartment | Saphir Odoriko 

Here in the U.K. we call it 'Council Pop' in other words 'water'

Life fuel is a good one also in my opinion

야하네..

@@krishnarao3740 I think it depends of the quality of it, in the U.K. our water is pretty pure but with a little too much Chlorine.

@@user-dp8gq4io1q I am British, remember us? we controlled two-thirds of the planet and Engish IS the International language, so your reply is just an unidentified series of squiggles that mean nothing to me.

Me too!

I 2nd that .

Complete absence of diversity = clean and orderly.

@@fareshajjar1208 it’s more of a culture thing

@@cringeginge7663 Yep, culture is destroyed by diversity. What happens if 200,000 Nigerians are imported into Tokyo and start riding the trains every day?

@@fareshajjar1208 japan has always been a collective society lmao but nice try 😉

@@asmodeusalice4139 What the heck is a "collective society." Japan has among the most racially homogeneous populations on earth. Please inform yourself.

Thinking the same

I ain't sharing with anyone. I'd happily pay for this for myself!

I think the price would be higher for six people. The way that the fare is calculated for trains with private compartments should be as follows: (# of people x basic fare) + (# of people x Green Car* fee) + room usage fee** There may also be a minimum occupancy. If you’re traveling alone when a minimum of four people is required, you’d need to buy an additional three tickets. They don’t have to all be adult fares, though: you could buy one additional adult ticket and two child tickets (don’t forget the Green Car fee though!). * An additional fee charged for premium seating; on sightseeing trains like the Saphir Odoriko all seats are considered premium ** May vary depending on size of the party

@@bubbledoubletrouble - For Foreigners with the J.R. Rail Pass it might be cheaper.

@@williamma2147 I don't think Jr pass applies to premium lines outside of certain shinkansen lines

I thought the same thing! "Yay! He didn't give up! He found another spoon! 😂"

Humour.

@@shannonbeeby6095 both of us watching went "He got a spoon!" like excited children. 😂😂😂😂

🤣🤣🤣😂😂!!!!!

I can't stop laughing. WHAT THE HEKO?!

Once Ukraine beats this monster I hope you guys don't make the mistake of rebuilding everything as a car-centric hellhole like much of the rest of the world did after the last war. High density walkable neighbourhoods with cycling infra and a robust local public transport system with national and international high speed and sleeper trains are where it's at.

Japan's train system is as corrupt as Ukraine itself. The whole thing is a scam... they replace 2 year old trains that no one rides just to have and excuse to dump tax payers money. There is more to it... you can google if you interested.

Нищебродная недонация, вам тут кто слово дал?

Вы столько созидали отдельно от России и научились только разворовывать бюджет и международные кредиты. Крым был очень запущенный под Украиной. Такое чувство что ничего не строили после СССР. Так что может Монстр придет и хоть вывоз мусора может организует. 😉

@@talliburgэто не чувство, это так и есть, они ничего не создали, ничего не построили, только дай-подай, ну ничего скоро Украину вылечим

How about him waving at the lady at 10:32 and her completely ignoring him. 😂

same

The lady was still thinking about "bone apple tea" 😀👍🍻

и что тут особенного?

масочку не забудь надеть

Thank you I’m Japanese. I love Japan too

“Doorino Openrino”

It’s a cleanest place that I have travelled so far. There were no trash on any of the busiest freeways! I couldn’t believe it! Toilets were all cleaned! Amazing country. Traveler from U.S.

Asian Ceiling Country

Ха, 3 часа для них "долгий круиз")) для нас пригородная электричка 3 часа.

it is called ASMR effect :)

It’s the ice cream scene that did it for me 🤣

NO CHINA! 日本人より

Loved that toooo!😂

Hahaa!

Climate change is a hoax, the goddamn government trying to tax you EVEN more. They said New York would be underwater by 2000s, what happened?! Such horsesh!t.

@@henryjohnson-ville3834 You... do know how science works, right?

They have a high population density in Japan. That's how they can really make the superb public transportation work.

@@judyjohnson9610 Until the decade of the 70s, in my country there was a efficient train transport system, both for freight and passenger transport, almost at the level of Japan. However, over time it fell apart. And, to top it off, there have been projects for the construction of a bullet train between Santiago de Chile and Concepción (two of the main cities that are at a distance similar to that between Tokyo and Osaka) and everything came to nothing. That shows how advanced the Japanese are in the area of ​​rail transportation.

Ojala algun dia haya un sistema igual, seria bonito viajar de norte a sur disfrutando el paisaje y que no sea en bus.

@@gonzalomarquez7274 Exactamente, sería hermoso poder viajar en tren a cualquier parte de Chile. No es necesario que sea algo lujoso como se ve en este video (Además que se bien que Japón es un país desarrollado) pero si poder dirigirte en tren adonde quieras. Aparte de ser más barato, ecologico y seguro que viajar en bus.

Chile population 20 million Japan population 125 million Chile land area 292,260 square miles Japan land area 145,937 square miles To get a comparable train system Chile would probably need a population of around 250 million to have the economics of the system make financial sense. You guys will need to get to work and pop out more baby Chileans.

Mientras tanto acá si el asiento en el que te sentas no se siente humedo o pegajoso eso es considerado un lujo 🤣