東海道線前面展望 東京→平塚パート２ 横浜→藤沢 ＜Cabview Japanrail Tokaido Line part2 from Yokohama to Funisawa＞

Cab view of the Tokaido Line. From Yokohama Station to Fulisawa Station.
part1（Tokyo → Yokohama) is ↓
• 東海道線前面展望東京→横浜　＜Cabview...
This trip takes about 25 minutes. May 2024
From Yokohama Station to Ofuna Station, the Yokosuka Line runs parallel to the Tokaido Line, and the tracks are quadruple tracked. From Ofuna Station, the tracks continue as double tracks.(On the right side, there is a double track for freight trains.) At Fujisawa Station, the last stop on this trip, the Odakyu Electric Railway Enoshima Line tracks connect. The Enoshima Electric Railway also connects, but the Enoshima Electric Railway station building is a little far away and does not appear in the video.
JR East website
www.jreast.co.jp/multi/en/
Google map coordinates for Yokohama Station
35.46648145642627, 139.62151948439194
Fujisawa Station
35.33881110059232, 139.4873413719974
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アクセスありがとうございます。東海道線の前面展望横浜→藤沢です。2024年5月撮影

[@salloom1949]

Thank you for Parts 1 an 2 of this train route/ride. I always enjoy your videos and look forward to watching them as soon as you publish them here on YT. I am always surprised that train operators allow video taping of the route..!!

[@14ikesan12]

Thank you very much. Cab view filming is a sensitive topic even in Japan. Many railway companies do not allow filming by TV stations, newspapers, or for commercial purposes. The reason is announced as a measure against terrorism. However, I feel that this is just an excuse, and the real reason is that it is simply considered troublesome to deal with. A president of a railway company told me that if there is even one piece of garbage on KZbin, the railway company will receive a complaint. Is it okay or not? Anyway. The situation is becoming like that. However, filming is still allowed about 10 to 20 years ago, when cab views became a boom and many products were released. The medium is VHS. It is still widely distributed on the market. If that is the case, why were those products allowed and are not allowed now? Now many fans and even mothers with small children stand behind the driver's seat and look ahead. Sometimes people take pictures with their smartphones (I am one of them (^^;) And, although this was really careless, a railway company itself posted the cab view on KZbin. Of course, this has a huge effect, but it makes the reason for regulation disappear. Regulations will likely continue to be strengthened. However, cab views are a great asset for passengers. What if a cab view from 50 years ago was discovered? I would be happy to see it. It would also have great historical value. But that was not possible with the old video equipment. If that is the case, I believe we should do what we can now. Sorry, this is a long post.

[@user-ou8rf5tc4s]

I caught part 2! My luck has been to usually catch part 1 or 2, but not both. You Tube, for me, has a great tendency to, after I make a category selection, arbitrarily change categories on me, after a few videos. It has happened to me more than a few times after I have seen one of your videos. So I end up missing a video or two of yours. You are far from the only one that You Tube treats me like that. Apparently, they have an opinion about what an 80+ year old railroad fan should be watching. So that explains why I am so excited to be watching part 2 after having watched part 1 a few days ago. Keep producing these neat videos. I throughly enjoy them, in spite of You Tube's best efforts to tell me what I should be watching!

[@14ikesan12]

Thank you for your comment. Your comment encourages me. I am in my mid-60s and sometimes find myself overwhelmed by the latest digital devices. I am also overwhelmed by the machines in restaurants. But I am very happy to have encountered this era. People all over the world can see the image of Japanese trains from the comfort of their own desks. I intend to continue taking pictures of Japanese trains in various ways. I would appreciate your continued support.

[@user-qq2hh4zm6k]

Nice

[@user-iz7oy8jn7q]

東海道第一站！？🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@user-cf9lt3bi1r]

Какая длинная электричка!я привык видеть один,два или три вагона в составе!❤

[@14ikesan12]

Во всех поездах 15 вагонов. Это приведет к переизбытку предложения, но японские железные дороги, как правило, не меняют составы поездов в соответствии со спросом.

[@JoseCampos-zr4te]

👍👏👏😊 Brasil 🇧🇷