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I have been to Tokyo Akihabara and I really enjoyed riding the subway especially the Hibiya line and the Yamamote line thank you so much for this video :)

Its already been 7 months I rlly miss japan.......

I can't see his left hand moving.

My first visit to Japan at the age of 68 was only last month (05/2024), only a short 9 days in total. Best holiday of my life and a wonderful time there but why am I drawn to these videos, why is my phone ringtone now the Tokyo station jingle? I'm intending to get back as many times as I can while I still can as the journey from the UK is challenging to say the least.

いつまでも、寂しさのない東京でありますように

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When I'm working Others: Lofi Me: Yamanote Line

Why is the driver wearing a mask while sitting alone in the cabin?

Hey I’m wondering if you can do a Ginza Line Video

The GOAT Line

Thanks!

Thank you very much for the upload!

My dream as a foreigner is to stabilize my life in some big city in Japan just to hear the metros, they are so satisfying

これはJR東日本の在来線直流電車列車です。

Tokyo's railway lines look quite complicated. I wonder how people living in Tokyo find out which train to take somewhere.

I haven't been able to make it back to Japan for several years, and I'm apparently suffering from Tokyo train system deprivation; I ended up watching the whole video. XD めっちゃ懐かしい。。。 Thank you so much for this.

This is interesting to see how close the stations are to each other. You can actually see some of the stations already from the previous station, but when you have to walk that distance you realise it's not as close as it seems.

Looks like this rolling stock is already automated; the train driver doesn't seem to make many inputs on the controls. Well, good for them, one less stress factor to consider... 👌🏼

@KohyaSuechika: The Yamanote Line Jingles are still in my head even 4 years after visiting Tokyo. 💖💚🌐💌🚃🚙 #KohyaSuechika #Kohya Suechika #KansaiAreas; #KobeCity: #HyogoPrefecture #KantoAreas; #Tokyo 💖💚🌐

It's crazy to think you don't really need a car (not saying that you can't) but it really helps getting around everywhere for cheaper. Having stations in every city like they do would do wonders for health and well-being in the states. Sadly the U.S. has a crime crisis on its hands at the moment. 😞

So awesome

If you ever find yourself needing access to the cabin, a firm bang on the glass can work wonders. I recently found myself in such a situation, where a courteous knock opened the door to the cabin for me. However, it wasn't without a bit of confusion initially. In a spirited exchange, I found myself explaining, with a touch of volume, that I hailed from America. Once the misunderstanding was cleared, I assumed control of the controls, much to the surprise of the driver. In a lighthearted moment, I even managed to get the driver in a gentle head-lock, which elicited laughter from me and tears from both of us. Despite the unexpected detour into camaraderie, we managed to navigate our way back to Tokyo Station in record time. Along the journey, I regaled the driver with anecdotes of my father's days driving steam trains in the deep South, all the while extolling the superiority of American rail systems. Though he may have been initially skeptical, by journey's end, the driver reluctantly nodded in agreement to my assertions. With a shared understanding and newfound appreciation, I bid him farewell, allowing him to carry on with his day.

jingles and announcements for all stations.... yamanote.style/#

Please make more of these videos...

Too bad you are not making videos anymore...

🥲

I always wondered how long it would take to ride the Yamanote line all the way around. Now I know! This is so soothing. Thank you for posting!

it we can get rid of the people mumbling behind it'd be great, just saying...

Any plans to release new videos?. I've moved to Japan last year, hopefully the weather gets better here in Niigata pref

ダイヤ調整アナウンスが懐かしい。❤

I had an excellent experience on the Yamanote Line. So much so that I paid for the Densha de Go! game for PS4 so I could experience it again. However, it doesn't have the station jingles.

That delay jingle at 12:52 is oddly satisfying

Beautiful train stations, not like this trash we got in Europe and the US full of ugly graffiti, filth, and whatnot else degrading everything even more.

I live in Tokyo, why would anyone want to relive this nightmare

❤

This is such an amazing POV for an average person like me. Thank you for sharing this video!

3:56 The sign at the center left of the screen indicates that the departure of this train will be delayed. "延発" means the train departs late, and "1830" means the train departs at 18 min 30 sec. I guess the schedule was disrupted on that day due to an accident or something.

the nostalgia i'm getting from this video is massive. just makes you want to jump on the next plane headed for tokyo. so many memories and so many lovely places. will be back.

Nice..

Despite i hate the life in Japan so much but i really miss the train sound. That's why i come to this video

I love this so much. And the comments about how much everyone loves and misses Japan echo my thoughts. I can’t wait to get back there. Question: is the driving lining up with red triangle (I think it’s a red triangle) on the gates to hit the right spot to stop ?

3Dサウンドすごい

駅間ちっっっか 東京ってこんな距離で電車使うんか

The announcements are in English now??? It’s been awhile.

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山手線って加速も減速もすごいよね、立ってると結構おっとっとってなる

Next year I am gonna be back. Thats my Motivation to go on

Nippori Nishi nippori is so close in a distance to 2 stations it might take only 15 seconds

I still randomly say Kanda and Shinjuku out loud in the train announcement voice. And people look at me like im crazy. If you know, you know.