Visited his channel yet? More priceless footage there.
@user-nz9ip8mc1u9 жыл бұрын
Hiroshi-san, I can' find any words to say thank you enough. This is exactly what I have been looking for on the net, for so long a time. Around 10:48 you nicely videoed the student dorm I had spent some years. The whole this makes my eyes brim with tears bringing me back to the days when I was so indecisive not knowing what to devote my youth, ability and go-for-broke kind of drive to, just leading a life in hit-or-miss fashion. Now I painfully know that 1992 was when life was becomig less nice to me and it actually was the very last few years when the final boarding call was made to me to turn over a new leaf. The days when a certain little push of momentum of the moment could have led my life to make a completely different turn in a far more meaningful direction. The every scene is something so heartbreaking to watch but something I must watch.
@lylehsaxon9 жыл бұрын
山本五十六 Thank you for your comment. There's an expression in English: "Youth is wasted on the young". I think it is generally true. Many (most?) of us make so many mistakes when we're young. The (analog) videos I took from 1990-1993 are bringing back many memories for myself as well. 当時、「現在の東京を記録したい」と思って、気がついたら、「歴史的の東京」になってしまって... 時間の流れの早さは、恐ろしいですよね。
@boom-nf7wh4 ай бұрын
登戸乗り換え、小田急で学校通ってだなあ。登戸の街越えると丘陵になる、あの感じ今も好きですね。
@golfgti56784 жыл бұрын
通勤で毎日利用するけど、全然違う場所に見えるわ… 何だか昔のこういう感じが好きだな…
@justbreeze55 Жыл бұрын
So nostalgic! You started from Noborito and moved to Izumitamagawa side, right? I did leave Japan in the 80s, but I could still recognize some sites here. Some slopes, and a small railroad crossing at the Tamagawa. Went home a few years ago, and OMG, it looked so different that I got lost!
@tomomiko20210 ай бұрын
Thank you, Lyle-san. I really enjoy this kind of video. Takes me back to 1991-2001, my time in Tokyo. I've got a lot of raw video, much like this, but no time to edit. Should I just upload, without edits or commentary? That might feel too random somehow.
@lylehsaxon10 ай бұрын
If you like the way it looks, chances are other people will too. And if the content is rare, that has its own value, regardless of how it looks.
I was just by Noborito station a few days ago. Walked along the Tama to the big bridge. It’s a bit sad to see those shacks by the river when they were still shops. Now they’re just abandoned, save a few cats.