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Before purchasing the Hakone freepass, please ask for the Hakone freepass brochure and read the fine print on the bottom of the front page. There is a rule that says, "The Hakone Freepass (including those valid for multiple days) cannot be used after returning to your departure station." Basically, the freepass is encourages people to stay in Hakone to fully benefit from it. It doesn't matter if two or three days pass once you return back to Shinjuku station, the freepass cannot be reused again. In our case the station staff took away our two-day pass which was only used for one day. Anyway, I think I should put it out there to let everyone know there is a rule they need to know about it. Love your videos.

You need to watch how much you spend , on the trips..

JR패스 그린샤 타고 싶어진다

東京から1.5時間で来られる利便性の良さ。 ここで神社や江戸時代の茶屋や湖をクルージング出来る。 美術館も沢山あるし絶対にまた行きたいです。

Hi...if I take Resort Shirakami Train from AOMORI to AKITA.....is it Row A or Row D facing the Ocean ??? I got confused here.. Thank you.

hi! how did you go about reserving the second car with the lay flat seats? thank you! loved your video! :)

Tsuruga Extension Is Opening On March 16

I saw all the videos of this ferry and I’m glad to say I finally got to go and take the ferry myself from Oarai to Tomakomai and it was nothing short of spectacular.

I miss Japan.

Спасибо за видео. Было очень интересно. Хотелось бы узнать сколько лет кораблю и насколько он большой.

Why is it that Japan's bullet trains (SHINKANSEN) have been able to run for almost 60 years without derailment and without passenger casualties, even after major earthquakes? And why is it possible for high-speed Shinkansen trains to operate safely in the snow without interruption, despite the fact that Japan is one of the world's snowiest winter regions? This is possible because the Shinkansen makes use of Japan's abundant water resources, and all the mechanisms are designed from the manufacturing stage with the occurrence of natural disasters in mind. The Shinkansen is not designed for high-speed operation alone. Therefore, even if one were to copy and imitate in form only the mechanism of the Japanese Shinkansen, which can run even in snow, it would not be able to operate stably in the heavy snowfalls. The reason for this is that Japan, an island nation, and China, a continent, have completely different topographies and weather conditions, but there is no consideration or improvement for these differences. It is not surprising that simply duplicating a mechanism that fundamentally overlooks these geopolitical and climatic differences will not work. This is because the environmental requirements and problems to be solved are different from those in Japan. Snow removal methods invented in Japan can only be used in the Japanese environment. Because Japan is a geopolitically volcanic island, it has a natural environment with an abundance of clear water that gushes out almost for free. The snow removal system was conceived and designed based on this abundance of water. In the first place, on an arid continent where water resources are scarce, this method cannot be used and will not work from the start. The only way to deal with this is to come up with a different method suited to the continental environment from scratch. Nevertheless, if this point is ignored and the system is simply copied from Japanese mechanisms, Japanese snow removal methods and mechanisms for high-speed rail in a continental environment will be wasteful, costly, and unprofitable. We must not forget that Japan has an idiom that warns against wasteful spending, "use it like hot or cold water," and that everyone uses this phrase as a matter of course in their daily lives. To understand the feeling and common sense of this idiom, you must live in the special environment of Japan yourself to realize it. In other words, Japanese technology has been developed and perfected by using wisdom and making improvements upon improvements to overcome Japan's unique and special natural environment and to take advantage of the resources it is blessed with. If we are to imitate them, we must learn from this process of thinking and devising unique ways of thinking from the natural environment. What Japanese religion, culture, behavior, norms, and traditions have in common is the existence of a natural environment that is the antithesis of good and evil. Japan is a land of abundant fresh water and food resources compared to anywhere else in the world, and at the same time, it is a land of harsh, large-scale natural disasters that occur on a regular basis. In order to survive as a species in this environment, they have developed a way of thinking that does not deny the environment, but rather accepts it, and how to coexist with it, making the most of the rich parts of nature and overcoming the dangerous parts of the natural environment. This is the common underlying factor and way of thinking across a wide range of Japanese cultures. This is not something that people around the world who grow up in different environments have in common. Even among Asian countries, the cultures and ways of thinking that have developed in continental and island countries are naturally different because of their completely different environments.

What time u filming this video?

How do i know when i buy ticket which on is n700s?

Hello, can we know how much is the ticket price for reguler seat? Im kinda confused with the fee information on the website

Hello. Is there a granclass lounge in Nagano?

How do you book outside Japan?

Which side should you sit on from Tokyo to Kanazawa for best views?

Привет из России, хороший маршрут!

Любимая Страна Япония, Привет! Я и моя семья сильно скучает по тебе! ❤❤❤ Авторы канала, большие молодцы. Всегда интересные видео. Спасибо!

Just Amazing

Thank you very much for the video!

Great trip. That exploding beer.

🌼🌼🌼 真是非常簡約雅緻的火車 🥰 我的第一名 🌼🌼🌼

BIG LIKE GUYS. SALLUTI DI LA ROMANIA. CRAIOVA CIRY ;)

Great. I wish I could ride this train. I am trying to find a ticket ;)

Great content. I love it as always. Thank you.👍👍👍😍😍😍

ผมกำลังจะไปในเดือน december 2023 คลิปที่ถ่ายเป็นช่วงเดือนไหนที่ผ่านมาครับ

Thank you for the video. This will be helpful for my upcoming trip to Hakone. I have a question. Would there be Ekiben stores in Shinjuku station early in the morning to buy before catching the 7:30 am train? I was wondering where you might have picked your breakfast?

Great tour thank you

there is a shuttle between takamatsu station and the AOI boat

hello, i have plans to go to okinawa by ferry too, could you please tell me how to buy the ticket? 🤗

Beautiful sceneries.. would yoh mind sharing the dates the videos were taken?

Thanks for the video. Could you share the date by when this video was taken?

kyushu

What would be the cost with the jr pass?

Very helpful video

Arigato mas mas

ถ้ามีกระเป๋าเดินทางใบใหญ่ มีที่จัดเก็บมั้ยครับ หรือแนะนำไปกับขบวนไหนได้บ้างครับ

This was very helpful. Are the fares fixed price? What’s the best way to book from overseas ((U.K.). I understand some services have food and beverage and some don’t, how do I make sure I book a full service train?

Excuse me, since I have only short time . Is it possible for walking around 2 hours in Murodo?

Great vid! I was wondering do you know what's the baggage allowance for hakone free pass (romancecar and other buses like odakyu)? I have 2 suitcases with me (1 medium size, 1 small) is it going to be a problem going on the train and buses?

Es una experiencia maravillosa!!!!!❤❤❤

Es maravilloso estar ahí!!! ❤❤

Nice clip vdo👍 l have planing to Kyushu so Which side of seats l should booking in the morning time?

Great trip, and yeah second time trying Spacia X, this time on fully private cabin with cockpit view.

Great trip. The most viral train in Japan to be honest.

Quel beau voyage dans un train exceptionnel 😍😍😍👏👏👏👏👏

wonder why he keeps saying stuff and pointing? i guess they're video conferencing w/the traffic controller who does the lights on the track or something......

Great content. I love it as always. Thank you. 👍👍👍😍😍😍

Как всегда, Великолепно!