Tokyo by Train

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Come along as I ride the trains of Tokyo from first to last train!
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Steady-ish shots:
For those wondering, the stabilizer used is the Zhiyun Crane. It allowed me to capture scenes I normally wouldn't as I was walking from one place to another. It's not completely smooth though, as a lot of footage has some bounce if you pay attention. If I would have walked with a more ninja-like step, I probably could have cut it down somewhat.
People not staring:
The nice thing about the handheld stabilizer, is that it wasn't as obvious when I was filming, due to way I was holding it. People did look at the camera here and there, but not as much as if I would have used a tripod, or if I stuck my face behind the camera at all times. Depending on where I was, I would just hold the camera at stomach level and not look at the camera, so you wouldn't know I was filming. It probably looked like I was carrying my camera going from one place to the next as opposed to looking like I was actively filming.
Face masks:
Totally anecdotal, but I hear half the reason is to wear while sick to prevent spread of germs, half is to not get sick, and if a lady is wearing, it may be because she didn't feel like putting on makeup. Air quality is fine, no problem there.
Camera setup:
Sony a7sii with Sony 16-35mm f4, 24-240mm f3.5-5.6, and 55mm f1.8 lenses. Most is shot using the 16-35mm lens.
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@LifeWhereImFromX 4 года назад

Follow-up video, Tokyo by Bike, at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-C9lPo1XxXec.html

@YukariAkiyama 4 года назад

Enjoyed this video %100 ((I grew up in Japan and moved to America)). You should do Hokkaido trains next! :>

@YukariAkiyama 4 года назад

•u p d a t e• How much money did you spend in train fares?

@LifeWhereImFromX 4 года назад

@@YukariAkiyama I listed it at the end of the video

@francislee1443 3 года назад

@@LifeWhereImFromX that's about $46 USD... not bad at all!! Thanks for the video... I know what I'll be doing next time I'm on Tokyo... ^^

@rajagopalramachandra2236 3 года назад

Pretty good filming !

@listentothevoicesofhumans4638 6 лет назад

The fact that people stand in line for the train is amazing to me. Cause 32 years of the NYC subways, makes u a bitter person.

@virtuouswoman9714 5 лет назад

Rey Robles, 👏👏👏👏👍😊

@qjtvaddict 4 года назад

Japanese trains actually work NY not so much

@greenaesthetic6387 4 года назад

Rey Robles 😂

@casond6467 4 года назад

Yes Korean and Japanese trains actually work and are good. Been to both places and live in Brooklyn, nyc

@paranoidhumanoid 4 года назад

What sucks and is more maddening is that the current trains in NYC are manufactured by Kawasaki Rail (R-160/R-160B), but they operate on very outdated US-based signal systems. And with all the fare hikes, there's absolutely NOTHING to show for it. MTA should bring in consultants from Japan and do a major upgrade.

@moderateatberkeley 7 лет назад

I live in the middle of Tokyo. I spent my afternoon in bed watching this video. What am I doing with my life.

@rupiljaat3792 4 года назад

LMFAO

@berislavostupanj4518 4 года назад

Hahahahha

@Deadsteel 4 года назад

not all r lucky as u my man. i am dying to visit Japan for last 5 year, saving money. Enjoy what u have now

@vincenttan6303 4 года назад

@@DeadsteelProbably one of the best countries for travelling but I hope it's not causing the locals too much discomfort.

@tanteiouji 4 года назад

LMAO I would've done the same

@ThatJapaneseManYuta 6 лет назад

Watching this for the first time. There's something soothing about this video.

@ThatJapaneseManYuta 6 лет назад

Also, it's very impressive that you filmed this in one day. It must have been a very long day.

@theTHwa3tes11 3 года назад

Found you Yuta-sensei!!!

@catedoge3206 3 года назад

yes

@lildeezn 2 года назад

I certainly agree

@adimasguntur 4 года назад

Japanese railways are tourist attraction on its own. Lots of things you can find and experience, either inside the station or the train itself. Cheers from Indonesian railfans :)

@tukasora1004 7 лет назад

17:06 I think he is practicing golf with his boss

@user-fs8fb1rh3s 5 лет назад

You are right(๑´▽`๑)

@hutagb5095 5 лет назад

They are so lovely. I hope they are doing well.

@dzunku1 5 лет назад

who is a wrong person to learn from.

@xx_theartfuldodger_xx1105 4 года назад

Yes, def going over the back swing :)

@sounakghosh1630 4 года назад

But your profile picture is giving me nightmares

@blb7689 5 лет назад

The overall etiquette of the riders is stunning. I’ve been here for a week using the Yamanote line every day. Not once has anyone raised their voice, behaved rudely or generally created a disturbance. The stations are immaculately clean and organized too. The U.S. could learn a great deal from the Japanese.

@loganstroganoff1284 2 года назад

The u.s. was like this 60+ years ago. Then the 60s happened and it's been a downhill slide ever since.

@DARKSEID76 Год назад

@@loganstroganoff1284 The US has always been full of turmoil and riots, lol. Another ignorant American.

@Nybravest911 5 лет назад

My favorite part: ascending escalator and catching a glimpse of the crescent moon . 17:53

@g00nther 3 года назад

Thanks for pointing this out

@rogelouscastro5014 5 лет назад

17:02 it seems like they're playing golf ⛳ 😀

@SL4V3RS4V3R 7 лет назад

In germany we have a term for this: Eisenbahnromantik. Which means railway romantic. And damn i love riding trains. It's just so relaxing and you can see interesting places. The railway system isn't even nearly as cool as in japan, but i still enjoy it :D

@neosmith166 7 лет назад

SL4V3RS4V3R Do go to Japan. I have travelled over trains both in Germany and Japan.. And I can tell you. If you even remotely like riding German trains.. You would absolutely love to ride the Japanese trains. The experience is unforgettable.

@SL4V3RS4V3R 7 лет назад

Difference Engine (DE) Haha this is a plan that i have for a long time now. Not only because of the trains, i like Japan generally a lot. But when i do it, i want to plan it good, to get the most out of it and maybe also be able to speak a bit japanese ;)

@cm3655 7 лет назад

SL4V3RS4V3R I saw this really nice documentary of a posh English guy riding trains around Europe. So gorgeous! Would love to try it one day!

@LifeWhereImFromX 7 лет назад

Nice, I never about that word!

@atb0007 7 лет назад

Haha, u should try riding Mumbais Local trains

@kickicat628 7 лет назад

This video made me cry.. this is exactly what I wanna do when I go to Tokyo/Japan one day :,( it seems so peacefully to just ride the trains, watch people in their everyday life and all the beautiful scenery ❤️ those little towns that you just want to stroll trough and take photos in. Sorry! Got emotional since I really wanna go to Japan this instant

@neosmith166 7 лет назад

Kristina Fredriksson No matter how long it takes you, please do visit Japan. I waited for a very long time and finally did go this year during spring time. Please never give up. It's definitely worth it. Cheers.

@cm3655 7 лет назад

Kristina Fredriksson you can try the further places from Tokyo. They are cheaper than staying in Tokyo and more peaceful and better if you prefer natural landscape over cityscapes. If you want cheap but similar Tokyo experience, try Okinawa monorail.

@LifeWhereImFromX 7 лет назад

Glad you enjoyed!

@juandenz2008 7 лет назад

When you go to Japan be sure to get a Japan rail pass ! It might seem expensive, but it works out quite economical as you can use it to travel all around Japan (it doesn't work on the Tokyo subways though). A good plan would be arrive in Japan, spend a few days looking around Tokyo, then activate the pass (assuming you got a 2 week pass) and use it to travel all around Japan ! It can even be used on some Shinkansen trains. I did this once before, and I'm saving to visit again.

@dennispnut 7 лет назад

I've been there last year for sightseeing and I'm going back next month just for riding trains~~~ Indeed relaxing experience

@felixfelicis3351 4 года назад

For those of us who are absolutely desperate to visit Japan but can't do it right now, your channel is a gem! Thank you so much for taking us around.

@hellomayuko 6 лет назад

This was so well made. Thanks for the tour around Tokyo, Greg!

@saltag 7 лет назад

It's pretty cool that most of the train signs have not only Japanese and English, but Chinese and Korean too

@cm3655 7 лет назад

slash6ds frankly speaking, Chinese people should have no prob reading most signs even if it wasn't translated lol

@saltag 7 лет назад

zoji rushi Lol that's true Though there are some words where there's no kanji, or the kanji deviates too much from Chinese

@seifer93 7 лет назад

Hmm, it depends. While Kanji are traditional Chinese characters and often share similar meaning, their associated pronunciation would be completely different. If a Chinese speaker only knows a station's pronunciation and not the spelling then the Kanji won't help them at all.

@saltag 7 лет назад

The Palmtop Tiger ik...I'm Chinese, lol Not all kanji are trad. Chinese, Japan has gone through some simplifications too during the mid-20th century, like mainland China. Also, many of the characters don't mean what they mean in Chinese anymore, or they have simply invented their own characters(like chu nom) It's nice you brought up the pronunciation, because linguists actually study older Chinese pronunciations using Japanese kanji pronunciations (many of them have multiple pronunciations, as explained later), Korean, and chu nom, because their pronunciations of Chinese characters sometimes came from different time periods of China. Especially kanji pronunciations, a character may have entered Japan at multiple different time periods through different sources, thus having multiple pronunciations(Han漢音 for character pronunciations from the Tang dynasty through Japanese scholars, Tang唐音 for character pronunciations from the South Song dynasty till the Qing dynasty through merchants and buddhists monks). A lot of kanji are also pronounced with more than 1 syllables, as opposed to 1 syllable per word in Chinese Just realized this is probably on Wikipedia, lol, rip.

@seifer93 7 лет назад

***** My comment was actually meant for Zoji. I'm sorry that I didn't make that clear. I appreciate your insight as a native Chinese speaker. I've only formally studied Chinese for about a year, so my understanding of it is still elementary. I'm always happy to get lectured about the Chinese language and expand my knowledge, so thanks for that.

@FernandoAlbertoFloresLazo 7 лет назад

Japan is awesome, everything seems so organized. I wish America could run like that, everything here is pretty much chaos.

@rockshot100 7 лет назад

The president elect has been promising much more work on our infrastructure, so let's see what happens. Maybe we will get trains like this as well??? We really need this rail system AND it would mean a ton of jobs.

@FernandoAlbertoFloresLazo 7 лет назад

rockshot100 Seeing as he has already backpedaled on every major point he had you would have to be an idiot if you believe anything he says now.

@rockshot100 7 лет назад

ThelastGinyu Backpedaled on WHAT? not to argue with you.

@FernandoAlbertoFloresLazo 7 лет назад

rockshot100 Are you serious? EVERYTHING! Getting rid of Obama care, mass deportations, The wall, locking Hillary up, getting rid of the 'swamp', just look at the people he's appointing to his administration and there views it's literally the anti-freedom worst of the worst.

@rockshot100 7 лет назад

ThelastGinyu You realize that he doesn't take office until January? You seem a little ANGRY in advance of it all.

@husaini0201 4 года назад

This video is very comforting for those who stay inside due to covid 19. Thanks fam

@UzumakiNaruto-le4zj 11 месяцев назад

I really hope we get to see an updated version of the video! Tokyo By Train 2023!!

@daron20133 7 лет назад

This is THE MOST Impressive mini-documentary I have ever seen. I think the Japanese are the most enlighten people on Earth. Thank you for this.

@devondevon4366 5 лет назад

I am impressed after seeing this.

@user34274 7 лет назад

One of the most beautiful videos on the Tokyo trains and possibly on Tokyo on RU-vid.

@kidungmalam_ 2 года назад

Man, 2016 is such wonderful year...

@jessie6236 4 года назад

This video is actually a masterpiece! The videography is amazing.

@shengamyvang 7 лет назад

I felt like I was there traveling with you also!

@harusxoxo9418 7 лет назад

sheng vang yeah ! I felt like I'm travelling with him or I'm there in the video lol

@user-oj4bu7yb1t 6 лет назад

非常方便

@LifeWhereImFromX 7 лет назад

Steady-ish shots: For those wondering, the stabilizer used is the Zhiyun Crane. It allowed me to capture scenes I normally wouldn't as I was walking from one place to another. It's not completely smooth though, as a lot of footage has some bounce if you pay attention. If I would have walked with a more ninja-like step, I probably could have cut it down somewhat. People not staring: The nice thing about the handheld stabilizer, is that it wasn't as obvious when I was filming, due to way I was holding it. People did look at the camera here and there, but not as much as if I would have used a tripod, or if I stuck my face behind the camera at all times. Depending on where I was, I would just hold the camera at stomach level and not look at the camera, so you wouldn't know I was filming. It probably looked like I was carrying my camera going from one place to the next as opposed to looking like I was actively filming. Face masks: Totally anecdotal, but I hear half the reason is to wear while sick to prevent spread of germs, half is to not get sick, and if a lady is wearing, it may be because she didn't feel like putting on makeup. Air quality is fine, no problem there. Camera setup: Sony a7sii with Sony 16-35mm f4, 24-240mm f3.5-5.6, and 50mm f1.8 lenses. Most is shot using the 16-35mm lens. Thanks for watching and thanks for the comments!

@LifeWhereImFromX 7 лет назад

Try Amazon :-)

@HUNTheRealMaDLaB 7 лет назад

May I ask, why do you drink so much? More than 3 times the average (1.5L).

@LifeWhereImFromX 7 лет назад

Haha! I just drink a lot, especially if I'm moving around. Like I alluded to in the video, my lips physically get chapped if I don't drink for a few hours. So I was trying to re-hydrate them, but it never worked.

@zam023 7 лет назад

For your lips use lip balm. I had the same issue when I was in Tokyo (Nov 2016) for the first time, becoz the air was cold and dry but very refreshing and clean (cleaner than the air in my home city, KL).

@sophia7474 7 лет назад

Life Where I'm From X drink water, not tea or any other coloured or sweet drinks and drink a lot of it (water I mean) as if u drink any other drink than water u need to drink water twice of the amount of those beverages (I've read it on a book called water detox) so there will not be any sediments of those drinks in your kidney... also use lipbalm or mentholatum for your chapped lips..hope that helped 😀

@Milnoc 3 года назад

I visited Tokyo in the fall of 2019. I recognised many of the stations and lines in your video, having traveled them very frequently during my stay. And since my airport was Haneda, I rode the monorail upon my arrival and found my hotel in a very reasonable amount of time! I need to go back.

@chriscaughey1103 2 года назад

I loved this video! In a way as a senior in America (70 years) This is the way I travel and learn about Japan!

@mohammedalshehri6647 7 лет назад

I have been in Japan this year and I can't wait to visit again. Absolutely amazing country.

@zipp4everyone263 7 лет назад

It is isnt it! So clean, safe and friendly. At least they try very hard to be as friendly they can be, but that's way more than can be said for any swede iv met out and about.

@gregai8456 7 лет назад

This is probably one of the cleanest Japanese vlogs I've seen to date, really great job with editing and camera shots.

@Kikibear 5 лет назад

Greg Ai I definitely agree

@jjhwangkorsin 5 лет назад

Nice trains and underground networks!

@SOPOYON 3 года назад

こうやって日本の日常みたいなものが海外に発信されてるの見ると嬉しいもんですね

@memoryhunter2084 5 лет назад

i want to sit down and cry.. I JUST LOVE THE WAY EVERYTHING LOOOKS AAAAAAH

@ComelyStar 7 лет назад

This makes me want to live in Tokyo like there is no tomorrow. Even though I kinda hate big cities, this is absolutely beautiful clean, organized, modern, civilised and I absolutely well in love with the view from the Yebisu Tower.

@pravindubey1166 5 лет назад

ComelyStar is

@PapaBoat777 5 лет назад

It’s gloomy most the time here though

@techboys7321 7 лет назад

The streets of tokyo was extremely clean and stations also

@AhmadFauzi-mw4gq 4 года назад

Japanese cleanness and tidiness unbeatable for me, how people dress up themselves, the train, the street, and the city..goossssh another level.

@sms7039 6 лет назад

Roads, footpaths, train tracks, the whole city itself is so clean and litter free. Hats off to the Japanese culture. From India.

@sorryimshy5412 7 лет назад

What did I do to deserve this half hour video 😭 great quality! thanks for sharing as always Greg. Now I wonder how this video would differ in the days leading up to the 2020 Olympics 😱

@LifeWhereImFromX 7 лет назад

You waited a month ;-)

@muffinscrible 7 лет назад

Tokyo, and Japan as a whole is so underrated. I think all countries should learn from it! Having lived in Japan previously, and now living in Sydney there is absolutely no comparison between the two countries. We have a lot of Asians here, but not many Japanese and I can understand why;)

@PapaBoat777 5 лет назад

Cooper and Moose our countries economy is trash

@user-yv8lj2or7d 2 года назад

I’m happy to you imform Trains in Tokyo. Japanese trains are very useful to passengers. Thank you.

@Ghost98172 3 года назад

wow, 27 minutes felt like 7

@wakaranaisenpai8590 7 лет назад

Really wonderful! Japan is such a beautiful place! I guess I gotta study study study because mum says if I get a full mark report: I can go to Japan. I will strive!

@alexconnor6212 7 лет назад

Wakaranai Senpai Wow, best of luck! I would love to go there too, it's a beautiful place indeed.

@LuckyisSara 7 лет назад

Wakaranai, did you get to go? :o

@WaoryuONLYinJAPAN 7 лет назад

Love this! Great job Greg! Excellent moving scenes, esp with that stabilizer! -John

@LifeWhereImFromX 7 лет назад

Thanks John!

@fahmialfian4160 6 лет назад

eeeeeiiii John Daub!

@neonmanas5568 4 года назад

Ninjaaaah!

@blue3559 4 года назад

Both Japan Lovers!.

@rjj2238 4 года назад

This is one the best videos!! I had fond memories of travelling in Tokyo mostly by trains over a week. I just relived it while watching this video.. fantastic job mate

@brenobeltrao8853 4 года назад

Whenever I miss Tokyo, I just watch this video and it warms my heart. It is a fantastic work of art . Thank you!

@paularnold8228 7 лет назад

As someone who has worked briefly in Japan, I got to experience this first-hand and this really makes me miss it. I had my watch set to the JR clocks and most trains showed up within 10-15 seconds of the scheduled next train, it was amazing for planning routes. Someone may see how clean and bright these stations and train cars are in the video and think it's just the camera or post-processing, but they really are that well kept; I haven't seen public transportation anywhere else like it in the world. The only downside is the cost of routes (for instance, Seoul's public transportation is about a 1/4 of the cost). [This is not to downplay your videography, it quite fantastic, especially the stabilization] The part about "looking like a slob" made me laugh, I felt under-dressed to get on a SUBWAY on multiple occasions. I also found it pretty entertaining how much you featured the drinks -- I took pictures of every drink I bought and put it in a Facebook album.

@LifeWhereImFromX 7 лет назад

I never thought about the cleanliness thing when I was shooting, so it was a bit surprising reading those reactions. But, that's also why I like making these videos, because people will pick out little details that I didn't even think were interesting.

@JapanForSale 5 лет назад

The subway systems of Hong Kong (relatively older) and most major Chinese cities (relatively newer) are all clean and orderly. The people even line up on the sides for those getting off too. I've never actually been on the LA Metro, but I think it's comparable. And as for Seoul, you can tell us about that. So no, the strict timeliness is almost unique to Japan, but the cleanliness certainly is not.

@Maikigai 7 лет назад

I can tell you put a lot of time and money into this video. I appreciate that and the scenery you provided. Very well done :D

@joshuakirschenbaum417 6 лет назад

Mikeyboy86 that's what I said lol

@sakshiamin2230 5 лет назад

As someone travelling everyday by mumbai locals in india which makes you a tough person lol , the crowd is so peaceful and the stations are so beautiful wow. my personal favourite was the underground bike system..... im in awe

@ant647448336 5 лет назад

Brings back great memories of my trips there in 2013, 14, 15 and 16. Thank you for sharing!

@TheEternityForce 7 лет назад

Such a beautiful and clean country! And so advance.

@blakeviruet2 6 лет назад

"This place is on fleek" i cried 😂😭😭😭😭😂😂😂

@andyf6561 4 года назад

This is one of my favorite videos of all time. Thank you for making this! I look forward to your videos.

@muravi8167 4 года назад

hi ! presently in lockdown it was nostalgic as memories flooded back watching the different trains, stations and places when i had visited Tokyo in 2016 - thank you !

@sugarshock7925 7 лет назад

Such awesomeness. One day, I'll go to Japan to make the same trip!

@kai663 7 лет назад

10:41 One of few places in the world, especially in a big city like Tokyo, where kids can still be kids like the way it was decades ago. Probably a lot of it due to their urban planning and zoning. Great video Greg! I can watch again and again.

@ruchan242 4 года назад

Such a sweet and candid video, Greg! Especially these days I think we can enjoy it more and appreciate even the mundane task of riding a train. :) Tokyo is such an amazing city, I'm getting a sense of awe as you narrate and I find it very relatable. I would ride these trains again any time just for the sake of it!

@mansuetopalang2451 3 года назад

I love Japan. I have been to Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo, Nagasaki. People is sobfriendky, honest, clean and discioline. I enjoyed wstchingbthis video. Greetings from the World.

@Spellll 7 лет назад

Excellent! On my Japan trip last month I visited almost all of those places. Love the trains and love this video for bringing back memories of my trips.

@thesmity31 7 лет назад

17:20 I new Japan were ahead of the rest of us in technology, but i didn't know they had worked out teleportation!

@obsoletegeek 6 лет назад

You captured the essence of riding the trains in Tokyo perfectly! I loved listening to the different jingles that would play before a train was about to leave.

@RedCard94 5 лет назад

16:53 The station melody is Under the Sea LOL

@Shiromochimochi 4 года назад

臨海線 Rinkai sen(Rinkai Line) 大井町駅 Oimachi station Because the station is near Tokyo Bay and the sea. 臨Rin(the spot. or coming) 海Kai or Umi(ocean or sea oe marine)

@After4th 3 года назад

I thought they would only play it in Maihama Station.

@user-39agusaku 8 месяцев назад

There is a theater operated by Shiki Theater Company near Oimachi Station. The Little Mermaid musical is being performed there. That is why "Under the Sea" is used as the station melody.

@MrNoobidoobidoo 7 лет назад

Great camera stabilizer. What camera and stabilizer do you use?

@iancrawford2496 7 лет назад

That is something I would love to do. Just randomly taking trains and seeing where I wound up.

@lorenzor4024 5 лет назад

This mini-documentary is simply A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! One of the best on Tokyo metro I have ever seen. I like you decided to show also small towns outside of the capital city. I think I will watch this video over and over again!

@zareenazp2310 6 лет назад

Another info-filled, professionally & beautifully shot video😊 Great job Greg...as always

@Gauss6174 7 лет назад

man after taking the bullet train from osaka to fuji (climbed mt. fuji, that was painful as hell, don't recommend it, good pictures though) then to tokyo station, i walked out of that tokyo station building (the brown building) at like midnight really tired and was just blown away by the sight of all those tall buildings and all the lights surrounding tokyo station, felt unreal and loved the architecture of the tokyo station. shimbashi station was a bit hard to navigate when i was trying to visit odaiba. lastly loved the train system and riding it everyday, best part was prob all the beautiful ladies i saw along the way, sadly i haven't learned the language yet. great vid

@ashish_r 7 лет назад

Loved every minute of this mini documentary. Great train system, awesome country and beautiful videography!

@Bobs2cents 6 лет назад

This is an unbelievable video! Your narration and great camera action make me feel like I’m right there walking and riding the trains of Japan. Please keep doing what you do, your videos are fantastic! Absolutely stunning! Thank you!!

@Danuka_Yomal 6 лет назад

Thanks bro, sharing your experience with us.its feel like travel with you , again thank you so much.

@geeanime 7 лет назад

I love love watching these documentaries of your life in Japan. It opens up a new world for people to see. It was such a calming experience "traveling" with you to these places on the train. Can't wait to see your next documentaries :)

@victora6291 6 лет назад

This was so amazing to watch! I enjoyed it a lot, can't wait to ride trains in Japan again ... thanks for sharing!!

@aliullah1014 4 года назад

Watching this video to relive some of the stations I visited this past December when I went to Tokyo for the first time.

@colombiecup 6 лет назад

Love this episode you made, its like traveling with you in real time. Very nice ambient music and your voice over narration is always great, very clear in explaining your discoveries. I also like the slow pace style, breaks from narrations, so we can also absorb place and life :) Although, I've been to japan many times, but still enjoy watching your videos!

@usb2283 5 лет назад

日本人が見てもとても面白い。勉強になりました。

@martinhami3 7 лет назад

mate, this is a bloody awesome video. I'm glad you went to Yokohama, and didn't cut back on the secenes - it's relaxing to watch and beats the rubbish on T.V. I used to commute from Saitama to there everyday for work, so brings back memories, I love the train system there. Looking forward to returning one day - keep up the great videos!

@City2x 4 года назад

What a wonderful video. It brought back all kinds of fond Tokyo memories. Thank you!

@DaniB0626 4 года назад

I really admire how clean the streets, sidewalks, and subway stations are. Even the back alleys are immaculate. Great video. I really enjoyed the various train shots.

@ScottGarman 6 лет назад

What a masterpiece of a video. You created an amazing atmosphere with the pacing and background music selection.

@nightman1271 7 лет назад

THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING ME TO RIDE ALONG WITH YOU...

@WACRE44 3 года назад

Thanks for seeing everything about the trains, and especially the country side

@MerariAbiEzer 4 года назад

How did I miss this gem? It was amazing. Thank you very much for creating and sharing with us! Enjoyed every second.

@myronkotaishi2536 6 лет назад

GREAT video-CONGRATULATIONS!!! I've been in Japan 12times, to many cities but especially in Tokyo! I am also learning Japanese 15years. Amazing country, safe, polite people, high class service, culture, cleanliness....High level of Life! Best Regards from Greece!

@Designguidetv 4 года назад

made me so nostalgic for the nice moments I had in Tokyo

@astronaft2 4 года назад

Fascinating video. All of your videos are fluid and interesting. I admire how you interlace facts with visuals without overdoing it. Thank you.

@Fred247 5 лет назад

Beautiful, Thank You! I love riding above ground trains in Tokyo or any major city, I also like to walk between stations to get the real feel of the place. Cheers!

@kalon2414 4 года назад

I can't stop watching this video, must be my fourth time this year. It's so relaxing to watch.

@xoannabellexo96 7 лет назад

the Japanese train systems are really amazing, a marvel of human ingenuity... Meanwhile the Toronto subway system left me stranded at the station for 2hrs on a Monday morning T.T Sad to say this isn't even the first time its happened

@RaNdOmPeRsOn-ik4im 6 лет назад

Annie Long The longest delay for a train in Japan/Tokyo is one hour and evreyone was surprised.

@sakanatsuri 4 года назад

Toronto subway was built some 40 years ago with 56km line and the people used to proud of it. Now the same subway is 70km long, and delays all the time. The politicians did nothing to improve in the past 40 years. Bad planning.

@bxch5199 5 лет назад

Just watch this video, your ncie metro trip remind all the good feeling that I spend in Tokyo last year. Thanks for your smoothly and peacefully narrative. I really miss Japan.

@juditgal1932 5 лет назад

I love your videos. I was in Japan in March, and it is so emotional to see again the stations where I used to travel, too. Same feeling: nice, clean, calm, organised. Natsukashi.

@trake1 4 года назад

This is the perfect portrayal of the city trains in Tokyo, really encapsulated the feeling you get from it. I think any traveler of Japan would agree, I myself would. I love it!

@chubbydawme 7 лет назад

the camera work is great. love how I can feel the rush in the rush hour. and great music too!!

@blintorzabat5798 4 года назад

A train geek thanks you! Beautiful video which captures the feel of the place!

@cyclonicleo 6 лет назад

Love this Greg! I miss the trains in Tokyo and you've given me more ideas for when I return.

@BeLikeMe96 7 лет назад

You are the coolest person ever! How are you so talented!? I can not imagine how much work you put in to this! I appreciate it so much. Thank you for giving me the visuals! Love from Sweden!

@pleistoscene 7 лет назад

Loved the video! I wish we had a similarly extensive, efficient and orderly subway system in Toronto. I loved my visit to Tokyo in 2014 and hope to visit Japan again soon. Thanks for making the video and say hi to the kids!

@shubhammaheshwari7139 2 года назад

I have watched this Video many times and it gets more amazing, each time I watch it once more. The Travel Sickness that I am feeling, this video fills that to some extent.

@alxd5068 4 года назад

great soundtrack to a world id never seen before. love all train parts mostly “conductor views”. great film overall!

@jllouie 7 лет назад

I love your camera work. It's very smooth. It doesn't make me nauseous or give me motion sickness at all.

@NaHKi5 7 лет назад

Single-handedly the best video you have uploaded so far. Shooting and editing is top notch! Also, the music you use fits perfectly!

@wanderinggypsymimi Год назад

A very enjoyable video, it takes me back when I lived, worked & socialised. Thank you 🙏

@nicholasbrimer4434 2 года назад

It's been 6 years since I've lived in Japan but watching this gives me such a happy feeling listening to the door closing tunes and other little subtleties. I'm hoping to return next year!

@fauzirahman3285 4 года назад

Don't know why but this is calming to watch while I work. I miss Tokyo already, even if it was hectic while I was going around on trains over there. I definitely miss the Onigiri.

@germanlopez2959 5 лет назад

Really great video, never get tired of see it. Because I was in Tokyo last year. I can't wait to go back. Japan is very beautiful country. Culture,the people, food,technology, and everything. Thanks for sharing the videos with as!!!!!!