Videos like this truly blows my mind, because its basically a time portal that allows us to travel back in to time and witness moments in all of those people`s lives that we wouldn`t be able to witness otherwise. All of the people we see in this video just walked around minding their own business, completely unaware that some random people from all around the world would be watching them 20+ years later on their phones, wondering about who they were, where they were going and where they are today.
Wow! Time really flies fast. This brings me back to my junior high school years. One of the best years of being human. Going out with friends and talk all night, no social media, analog phones are still useful.
@Hisan-SaNexus962 ай бұрын
The Internet Was Strong In The 1990s, Especially In A Technologic Pole As Japan, Just See The Year The First Touhou Game Was Released.
@reopo0073 ай бұрын
センター街、雑多だけど今より魅力的なんだよなぁ
@064e3 ай бұрын
この街に属していないのに、美しい雰囲気に懐かしさを感じます。
@youtubelove75833 ай бұрын
tokyo
@muchlistriyono13803 ай бұрын
1998-2001 saya tiap malam minggu jalan2 ditokyo shibuya sinjuku ueno Roppongi kangen masa2 itu
Hello Stephen. I don't know if you see this messages. I'm david lopez canales, a journalist from Spain. I'd like to contact you to ask you one thing about this video. This is my email if you could kindly help me? warm regards
@Alan-lq7fg3 ай бұрын
Good old days … I used to feel proud of myself living in Japan but not any more
People: Dreams do come true My Dream: Go to Japan, but in the 90s timeline
@user-fz4nc3gu3i3 ай бұрын
畫質怎麼這麼差,1999應該都有720p以上了
@DESIGNTHINKING-lp7qk3 ай бұрын
It was filmed on a VHS camera, so literally onto a cassette tape. There were no widely available digital video cameras back then, so there were no pixel dimensions in 1999. The closest size to this format today would be around 320 x 480 px, which is considerably below 720p.
@Tattlebot3 ай бұрын
@@DESIGNTHINKING-lp7qk S-VHS was available. The video quality is quite good.