Riding on Japan’s Cheapest Overnight Train | Sunrise Express

[@pagexx]

My favourite travel channel. No stupid music. No obnoxious loud narration.

[@ВладБраун-я2ы]

Это точно. И фэйсом своим не светит.

[@goudagirl6095]

This was lovely. Thank you for not having any distracting music or extraneous chatter, letting the scenes speak for themselves. Beautiful train, beautiful country. BTW your meals looked yummy!

[@soavemusica]

Even if he doesn`t care about the taste of the food, it would be nice to know, as well as what he is eating.

[@thepuppygoesup]

​@@soavemusica turn on the subtitles

[@sammiller6631]

@@soavemusica turn on the subtitles. ( I leave the subtitles on for any video I watch.)

[@starPacific]

Interesting how this is considered a “budget” option for rail travel in Japan… From an American perspective this is far nicer than ANY train I’ve ever seen anywhere in the US

[@AshmewStudios]

I would prefer the Amtrak long distance train seats as they recline a lot and there’s a lot of padding

[@tjohnnyf7100]

Because we don’t care about trains. We just have our own ways. Like we got better Hollywood movies…entertainment. Trust me look up and see why USA mostly better than other country. Idk why y’all love hating on us but we love y’all! Lol

[@andrewtabery]

The Amtrak "Empire Builder" that runs from Chicago to Seattle is really nice. It also runs through my home of North Dakota and through Montana, so you get to see at least in my opinion some of the best views in the USA. The Great Plains are beautiful and the mountains of Montana are too. I'd highly recommend it.

[@HaruhiisWaifu]

Eh, we definitely lack non-air long distance public transportation. God forbid I want to visit another city without having to drive hours in my own car and paying the gas

[@Synrgiii]

Train unions have a cartel on American rail. That's why we will be left behind by the rest of the world

[@StefanB85]

Its always amaze me HOW f* clean it is there! No dust, no garbage laying around.. i love it

[@Jesuslovesyou0316]

God loves you so! John 3:16✝️

[@jj-if6it]

Because it's made a priority

[@totallyempty]

But it comes with a price of living in quite a strict society. I met a few Japanese that went to live abroad, because they couldn't stand obeying all the rules all the time.

[@Yukio-b1q]

​@@totallyempty I'd better stay there, as I've been called minor stage of ocd for being specific many times

[@don5371]

Bhai jha population jyada hogi waha gandgi automatic hoti hai .iss train me dekho koi aur dikh rha hai apne india me saans lene ki jagah nhi hoti hai sasti train me😊😊😊

[@heyzutube]

What a beautiful train. Gorgeous. My favorite parts: the simplicity of the bunks, the open layout that lets a lot of light through leading to a calm atmosphere, the timed shower room, the bathroom cleaning feature post a shower. fantastic.

[@TarrelScot]

That is SUCH a good idea! Efficient use of space to keep the cost down, plus privacy and the opportunity to lay flat and sleep. On sleeper trains in the UK you have the choice of a budget price reclining seat (very uncomfortable and almost impossible to sleep), or a very expensive cabin (comfortable but… expensive!). I think maybe in the west we have a cultural aversion to sleeping “on the floor”.

[@dondon-jf6my]

i would rather lay flat as long as my height on soft surface like tatami mat, than on a reclining seat that does not recline all the way.

[@TarrelScot]

@@dondon-jf6my Yes, exactly.

[@David-Field.Stuff01]

What are the UK sleeper train routes?

[@-Benedict]

@@David-Field.Stuff01 There's only two - The Caledonian Sleeper, which runs between London Euston and various destinations in Scotland, and the Night Riviera, which runs between London Paddington and Penzance, Cornwall.

[@mariad.b.6344]

In Russia, we have 2 kinds of sleepers: 1) normal "coupés" (cabins), with 4 or 2 seats (known as "SV", for some reason, now also available with showers), the second type is, of course, more expensive; 2) "Platzcard" - somewhat similar to this one: there're no doors, only two tiers of benches to sleep on. Historically, solo female travelers preferred it for safety reasons, but now you can choose from all-female or mixed "coupés"

[@opo3628]

This actually looks more comfortable than many of the first class train accommodations I've seen.

[@NeuroGeek85]

Must be American

[@roguevector1268]

Certainly better than the Indonesian trains I've been on. Then again, ticket prices are a fifth (a first class ticket cost me around 200,000 IDR, which is roughly 1,800 yen).

[@sertaki]

I love that your comment section is just a connection of many different languages. Seems trains touch all peoples' hearts equally. ❤️

[@travismaupin6617]

I wish we had more transportation options in the U.S this is absolutely gorgeous

[@roguevector1268]

Me as well. The US has a lot of natural beauty (thank you, President Roosevelt, and your various national parks initiatives). Would be simply amazing to be able to cruise gently along on a train to soak in the sights, skirting the borders of the national parks as you travel from city to city, state to state.

[@nanook6620]

@@roguevector1268 I would travel more if we had more rail connecting our country.

[@mohdaman4387]

Broo we are indians, think about us

[@НатальяИванова-у8д4ш]

Никогда не путешествовала даже по своей стране, нет финансовой возможности. Ощущение, что находилась с Вами рядом, слышны все звуки, сопровождающие Вас. Нет музыки, нет комментария, ничего не отвлекает. Спасибо. Удачи Вам!

[@Johny570]

Если сравнивать плацкартными вагонами у нас в России - то, тут очень даже роскошные места 👍

[@GULNARAT-mv8bl]

О, да!

[@joiemasher]

@@Johny570 Серьезно? Вот эти лежаки для вас роскошные? В нашем плацкарте можно за своим столиком посидеть, покушать своей еды, есть место для багажа, куча розеток рядом. А новые современные вагоны еще приятнее.

[@Johny570]

@@joiemasher Не за своим, а за общим столиком. Нету там ничего "своего". И друг у друга чуть ли не на головах сидят. А тут хоть какое-никакое уединение имеется. Но, каждому свое, разумеется, убеждать никого ни в чем не собираюсь.

[@omsvetovit7240]

@@Johny570 юморист) спать в шпротнице под камерой? это было ужасное путешествие! самое прекрасное - это мясо в конце ролика, ради которого видимо стоило проделать этот путь)

[@Asteroidaceae]

This was just what I needed this morning - a peaceful ride on a sleeper train and some gorgeous views! Your minimalist videos are wonderful, it's like closing my eyes after one of my own train journeys and going back through the highlights of the journey's memories.

[@fleeb]

It's interesting, watching this. I lived in Japan for 2 years in the late 80s, and often took trains to get around (although I never went as far as this train). I always liked the vibe of train rides. Usually quite peaceful and calming. In the late 80s, though, most of us didn't have cell phones and certain other conveniences. Little need to charge anything, but also had to track a train's progress with maps, timekeeping, and observation.

[@ApocalypticRadish]

Wow, the more rural parts of Japan are very pretty. Some of those small towns look charming

[@luno1301]

its maybe cuz your an anime fan lol

[@laysthechip3356]

Fellas is it anime fan to find the beauty in an environment

[@DieFlabbergast]

Many parts of even central Tokyo are very attractive. And the suburbs contain LOTS of greenery. I know, I have lived there for decades.

[@maciekkot8389]

Trafiłam na ten kanał przez przypadek obejrzałam kilka filmików i jestem pod wrażeniem panującej czystości w japońskich pociągach nie mówiąc już o punktualności. Cieszę się że pokazujesz podróże w różnych miejscach i pociągach to jest bardzo pouczające.

[@Владимир76-о3с]

При просмотре, испытываешь приятные впечатления, как будто сам путешествуешь, Благодарю.

[@jcspider7259]

Translation from Russian to English, with respect: "When viewing, you experience pleasant impressions, as if you are traveling yourself, Thank you."

[@kiklocus4660]

Japanese never cease to amaze me, their discipline and their politeness is unmatched. oh and cleanliness.

[@imryujins]

Japanese..people*

[@kiklocus4660]

@@imryujins what's the difference? Americans, Canadians, Chinese, Japanese, indians, I guess I used the right word. Koreans,

[@imryujins]

@@kiklocus4660 if you honestly want to know, Japanese is the language. These people are from Japan so they should be called Japanese food. Just like how food from Japan is referred to as Japanese cuisine. (:

[@kiklocus4660]

@@imryujins whatever floats your boat

[@hellen3098]

Japanese food never cease to amaze me, their discipline and their politeness is unmatched. oh and cleanliness

[@greyblues5431]

I absolutely love how relaxing your videos genuinely are and it makes me want to visit japan more and more after i settle and complete my education.

[@doublehappiness9889]

Good luck with "completing" your education! :D I'm just laughing because I'm doing my 2nd degree at age 49 and I still don't think my education is 'completed' yet, personally... Just saying... :)

[@greyblues5431]

@@doublehappiness9889 wow, that's still amazing- education is endless untill you feel satisfied i believe. Btw what are you pursuing?

[@doublehappiness9889]

@@greyblues5431 Computing science. I'm just waiting to get the results of my finals actually.

[@greyblues5431]

@@doublehappiness9889 I'll pray you'll do it the best!

[@doublehappiness9889]

@@greyblues5431 Thanks! :)

[@кукушка-б1ы]

Благодарю за прекрасные видео! Пожалуйста, делайте больше красивых видов природы и городов , когда едете на поезде.

[@bluekaiju60n90]

What a beautiful country! Thank you for taking us around.

[@satisfyingtv9391]

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[@rebekahwhittington6444]

I feel like a rule of thumb for cheap overnight train rides should be to bring a smol pillow and blanket^^;

[@annieboyle4434]

and sleep mask!

[@thomaswhitten2537]

Dude, you can get a foam pillow....wrap it up real tight to get the air out, secure it with cooking twine if needed. Put it in your back pack, it shouldn't take up too much space. And you'll have a real pillow. A camping/survival training trick I learned when foam pillows first came out. Give it a try! 🙂

[@ИванИванов-я8к6п]

Японские поезда сильно отличаются от российских. Но очень любопытно посмотреть на их устройство. В принципе очень колоритно и уютно. Любопытно, как люди на другом конце света подошли к решению тех же проблем иным способом. Довольно познавательно. Спасибо за видео!

[@eurusholms]

Потому что там для людей, а у нас для чинух. Все спижено в богатой стране. Зато гонору

[@Елена-ц7о7д]

АГА ВСПОМНИТЕ , , ПОСТЕЛЬНОЕ БЕЛЬЕ , ! СЕРОГО ЦВЕТА , МОКРОЕ И ВСЁ В ДЫРКАХ? ДАВНО ЭТО БЫЛО ЛИ ?

[@СоняСолнцева-к1э]

Как в таком вагоне ехать с детьми к примеру ? У на бы такой шум стоял , все бы орали , дети бегают , кричат , плачут , много пьяных ... А тут тихо, спокойно, чисто, цивильно .

[@18arcanum]

Не "как", а "зачем". Не надо ездить в таком вагоне с детьми, пожалуйста.

[@joiemasher]

@@Елена-ц7о7д Это где вам мокрое то давали? Аж капслоком пишите, так охота своё враньё втулить?

[@ElenaV-z2i]

Ваши видео как медитация. Смотрю и отдыхаю. Спасибо!

[@milamarket210188]

Я сама из России и конечно очень интересно, как в Японии путешествуют,как устроены вокзалы,вагоны,спальные места и душевые.И ваша еда тоже.Спасибо с вами больше узнаёшь Японию😘👍🏻

[@sid2372]

Habibi come to Japan🙂😂😍

[@pravdarub5988]

@@sid2372 На какие шишы? В России 50% населения в соседнем городе за всю жизнь не были...)))

[@user-ok...]

@@pravdarub5988 это их выбор. Многим и не хочется куда либо выезжать. Да и автор канала, поехал в отдалённую часть Японии для съёмок сюжета ролика.

[@pravdarub5988]

@@user-ok... Выбор они сделали 24 го февраля . И за себя и за нормальных людей.

[@00_187]

🇺🇦

[@wishless2469]

New video again ! Thank you for your hard work as usual !!

[@Ekaterina_akul]

Всё так классно! Особенно нравится, что никакой музыки👍Нравится Ваш стиль съемки

[@kwarla75]

Another enjoyable video. The view from the Seto Bridge was indeed beautiful. I loved the analogy between the nobi nobi seat and having a first car, so true. Thank you.

[@GaryBadger]

Thank you for your videos. I'm struck by how peaceful your rail journeys seem to be in Japan. In my experience (mostly in Australia and Europe) people talk almost continuously.

[@mariamatus9114]

As always, this was a fantastic, relaxing video. The view from the Great Seto Bridge is stunning. Thanks again for a wonderful video. P.S. - That ramen vending machine - need it! :)

[@Nickythepickle]

thumbnail made it look like some giant friggin yoga room

[@virgo_m]

Спасибо за видео, Соло-сан! Мы путешествуем по Японии благодаря Вам!

[@pravdarub5988]

По ходу этим нонизмом россиянам придётся заниматься сейчас всегда. Если интернет конечно не отключат.

[@virgo_m]

@@pravdarub5988 я не в России. Но в Японии никогда не придётся побывать. Поэтому спасибо таким авторам,как Соло.

[@pravdarub5988]

@@virgo_m Неужели не только россиянам закрыли границы? Чего вы то натворили? Из Северной Кореи?))) Или Эритреи?

[@1tovarich]

@@pravdarub5988 не переживай ммооррдда украинская.

[@joiemasher]

@@pravdarub5988 Россияне спокойно едут, куда захотят.

[@benp3485]

Love the Origami carrying paper, Japan truly is amazing. I hope one day my country be as great as Japan in terms of Tech and love of culture

[@JK_Clark]

You realize it's already landfill.

[@ramalingam7252]

The suicide rate is higher.... No country is Developed in our world... Every country is a rich men den of people....people are all going in the wrong direction of life

[@ericssmith2014]

@@JK_Clark Incinerated, more likely.

[@Hooplastika]

Япония! Соскучилась! Хочу опять туда и спасибо за наводку! Бюджетный поезд, класс!!! Однозначно подписка!

[@jasminvomwalde7497]

Thank you for taking us along. I very much enjoyed it.

[@alnabulsi313]

I realized our video host went outside to watch the uncoupling in just his socks- the difference in safety and cleanliness and hospitality between different parts of the world really is mind blowing. If you did that in my current city there would be all kinds of unsanitary and plainly dangerous things all over the ground at a public train station. 🤦🏻‍♂️Thanks for another great adventure!!

[@robertsneddon731]

I laughed when he said there wouldn't be anyone around to see it happen... I've ridden the nobi-nobi at least a dozen times now and there's ALWAYS a bunch of people watching the uncoupling of the two train sections at Okayama station (also the coupling up of the Tokyo-bound train that happens at night at Okayama station too). The event is almost a tourist attraction in itself.

[@alnabulsi313]

@@robertsneddon731 It seemed kinda quirky to me in a fun way, like a gaggle of adults watching so intently wasnt what I was expecting

[@robertsneddon731]

@@alnabulsi313 I've done it myself, more than once... Actually getting a clear view of what's going on is problematic given the usual crowd of ketai-wielding observers clustered around the action. Pro tip -- go up the steps next to where it's all going on and observe/film it from there over everyone's heads. It's actually quite like an art performance, done precisely the same way every time like a ballet, to ensure the safety of the workers carrying it out and also that all of the steps are done correctly.

[@Ольга-м1ч9м]

А я думала,. мне показалось, в носках вышел. Ну, там чистота Всё от людей зависит, от культуры

[@АнатолійЧебоненко]

Как все красиво продумано для людей с небольшим доходом. Удобно наслаждаться поездкой

[@SerdceDanko]

Ага, особенно шконки впритык и без матрасов.

[@АнатолійЧебоненко]

8 часов можно и на такой шконке проехать. Лучше нашего плацкарта

[@FuckUSAbitch]

@@АнатолійЧебоненко чем лучше? Как собаке постелили какую-то подстилку и дали пакет вместо подушки 🤦🏼‍♂️ поезд сам будто бы мертвый. Я как-то из Челябинска в Ростов ехал. Так мы там через три дня чуть ли не братьями все стали. Где курить, где бухать в этом поезде? Жрать только в вагоне- ресторане это вообще беспредел

[@doriangrey9506]

@@FuckUSAbitch .Так для многих народов,поезд это средство передвижения а не трактир с бухлом,тёлками и сигаретами.То что ты описываешь сугубо ваши ментально-русские "традиции",устраивать застолья,тра***ся а на следующий день блевать в тамбуре.

[@FuckUSAbitch]

@@doriangrey9506 понимаю. Лучше как мышь закрыться в гробовой тишине и передёргивать на китайские мультики 🤦🏼‍♂️🤣 Чем застольное общение, новые знакомство, веселое настроение. Вот она вся твоя жизнь... Закрыться и тыкать обоссаными пальчиками в телефон

[@mochimoch-d9i]

I am Japanese and this makes me very happy.

[@me-lf7us]

I find your videos very tranquil and interesting, a great combination. Thank you for sharing your travels with one who is not able to venture far. Many blessings to you and yours.

[@syrkaros5815]

Thank you so much for your videos. They take me back to my second homeland. Love from Spain!

[@-family5469]

Спасибо за путешествие,мне было очень интересно! Желаю Вам здоровья и счастья.

[@allaandron8503]

Спасибо за возможность увидеть вашу страну и людей. Отличное видео.

[@ankit-jy1oi]

In India we can only dream about such trains...

[@User-wf8jx]

Blanket pillow cover hair dryer sb chori ho jaty carpet bhi

[@Tomatocheesepizza]

Search about Maharaja express, we have a better one than this ᕙ⁠(͡⁠°⁠‿⁠ ͡⁠°⁠)⁠ᕗ

[@Tomatocheesepizza]

​@@User-wf8jxwe do have one like that but no commoner can afford it💀 isliye kuch chori nahi hota

[@giaaa947]

So true. Our people's lack of civic sense is the reason for our country not having any clean amenities. We do not know how to responsibly take care of our surroundings🤦‍♂️

[@xijinping-5733]

Well there are many trains lile that here as well but People like u don't even deserve it , complaining all the time , letting ur country down telling lies while having no civic sense.

[@tat4370]

Thank you for this utmost enjoyable ride! From Russia with love

[@mds33483]

Without leaving my room it felt like I had a new experience, loved the style of your video... Thanks

[@riou1927]

i think you had more fun watching ppl taking videos of the uncoupling rather than the uncoupling itself =P

[@matteoj226]

What an extraordinary place Japan is. Their commitment to cleanliness and respect is off the charts. We could all learn from them.

[@ВикторияТузова-з5ъ]

Огромное спасибо за путешествие! Всего самого наилучшего!

[@meandering.needle]

I spent a year living in Japan in my early 30s. I miss it. Can’t wait to go back. Thanks for another great video.

[@lanie-ok]

Omg the food. Lovely train, so peaceful. And lovely colour. Thanks for the delicious trip.

[@sterlingbrown963]

This channel has become my decompression chamber. Thank you for the lovely videos and I look forward to the next trip!

[@chvorost84]

Очень классно. Молодец. Я через экран прочувствовал дух путешествия по Японии

[@StupidStuff62]

I agree

[@vasyatrex7641]

А ты почувствовал дух бескультурья когда перед твоим лицом начали чавкать и шмыгать едой?

[@y2ksw1]

I appreciated much the travel, almost as if I was there! Thank you!

[@chunkytanker7365]

Thank you for taking us along with you and an excellent video as always

[@laurab8547]

I love seeing Japan through your experiences! Thank you!

[@davidbarts6144]

I wish Amtrak had this option. Those complaining about the (lack of) padding are missing the point: it is easier for some (including me) to sleep with limited padding if we can lie flat than it is to sleep on a padded seat that does not fully recline. Plus, it is a simple matter to buy an inflatable backpacking pad (therm-a-rest) if you need more padding (or just buy nicer sleeper accommodations).

[@agnidas5816]

Yes! Easier to put something to fix some issues on a flat surface than to be forced to endure an uncomfortable soft surface which is so difficult to battle (cannot fix with more soft stuff well..) Only issue is the length of the beds. Volleyball and basketball players should fly first class... otherwise they do not reasonably fit on most Asian transportation...

[@JavoCover]

I carry two small inflatable pillows.

[@Gottenhimfella]

To me this would be extraordinarily comfortable. I just love the idea of this way of travelling, and it doesn't hurt that when you factor in the free overnight accomodation it is very affordable indeed. I love waking up somewhere new when I travel. Also, I sleep on a flat surface by choice, have done so most of my life, and it has been wonderful for my back.

[@Trekki200]

Exactly, I'm not sure how common this is in Japan, but in most of Europe people have roll up foam mats to sleep on for camping anyway (or, probably more commonly for children's sleepovers), if you put them on a surface that isn't super hard, they are perfectly good to sleep on.

[@Susimastes969]

I know a lot about Japanese culture. But the more I watch your shares, the more I learn. I am very grateful to you for this. 私は日本の文化についてよく知っています。しかし、あなたのシェアを見れば見るほど、私はより多くのことを学びます. このたびは誠にありがとうございました。Watashi wa nihon'nobunka ni tsuite yoku shitte imasu. Shikashi, anata no shea o mirebamiruhodo, watakushiha yori ōku no koto o manabimasu. Kono tabi wa makotoni arigatōgozaimashita.

[@AsheramK]

As someone who have trouble sleeping when traveling, I would do very poorly on this train. Thank you for your sacrifice.

[@eddie7788878]

Goodest English

[@animeeditsandgaming2317]

@@eddie7788878 😂

[@walkwithmeASMR]

I didn't know what you were on about until 4 minutes in. Nah thanks.

[@Arya_amsha]

it's the opposite with me

[@MakeupBelievers]

Interesting how this is considered a “budget” option for rail travel in Japan… From an Indian perspective this is far nicer than ANY train I’ve ever seen anywhere in the #India

[@abark]

Well, Japan is full of Japanese, and India is full of Indians, so there you have it.

[@ЕленаИванова-э8э9ь]

Отличное видео. Очень хочется приехать в вашу комфортную страну. Спасибо, что показываете! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@LadyDewinter]

I truly enjoy your videos, Im 63 and can no longer travel due to my health. So thank you for these videos.

[@yeltsakcir8468]

Nice video as always, thank you for showing us this beautiful video

[@Li-th7ly]

большое спасибо за русские субтитры, очень люблю Японию и надеюсь, приехать хотя бы 1 раз в жизни в Японию

[@TXMEDRGR]

The Japanese train system looks so nice. It has been many, many years since I've taken a train in the U.S.A.

[@Goprof150]

Long distance trains in the USA are nice but not this nice.

[@sgt.eclair]

@@Goprof150 Well, nicer than the nobinobi bunks at least.

[@prateeksharma729]

@@Goprof150 expensive also

[@Goprof150]

@@prateeksharma729 It depends when you get your ticket and where your going.

[@danmccarthy4700]

"Thank you for watching until the end." - well, thank you for making videos that hold my attention. That's not an easy thing to do.

[@Matre8hka]

О, я уже успела соскучиться по поездкам с вами! 👍 Спасибо за эмоции!

[@EljBaley]

на 0:12 приказали наслаждаться, а мы и рады:D

[@АрднаХолмс-м5ч]

Всем привет🌞☺

[@tilde6715]

Ахренеть у них поезд 700 километров едет и цена 7500 рублей. И как указано в названии это самое дешевое

[@Matre8hka]

@@tilde6715 это дорогая страна

[@ivanpupyrishkin3115]

@@tilde6715 у них и зарплата хорошая.

[@EpischeMusik]

Thats the prettiest train ive ever seen, I dont think even the most expensive trains in germany are that clean and beautiful. It reminds me of old trains, that still had cabins.

[@nenksixyvdnkxkkchd]

solo solo is my fav 😭 watching now and again when i go to bed later

[@ЕленаКупцов]

Спасибо, всё интересно! За ваш труд и деликатность в съёмках ещё раз спасибо! До новых встреч!

[@-7F]

This is awesome bro Your videos are very beautiful , love from IRAQ 🇮🇶❤️

[@СветаГорнаева]

Спасибо большое за видео! Я из Москвы! Очень познавательное видео! Теперь буду знать как выглядит транспорт Японии!!

[@Bismuth2.0]

Woohoo! Another Solo Solo video! One day, I want to make a trip on the Sunrise Express with my Husband, I would love to experience all of this with him

[@destumdestum]

These videos are so lovely. Thank you so much for them. And your breakfast gave me hunger pangs, even though it's bedtime. Looking forward to watching more of your journeys.

[@user-ok...]

Спасибо. Интересно я узнала Японию м другой стороны. Не думала, что есть места в которых мало людей. Не знала, что есть сельскохозяйственные поля и длинный железнодорожный мост между островами. 👍

[@ГалинаМ-м2л]

Путешествовать здорово. Очень мило и доступно устрооено в этом поезде. Нет ощущения нехватки пространства. Мне понравилось

[@rusrus4524]

однозначно зачёт !!!

[@ЕленаБелкина-ф6д]

Мне тоже "размерчик" понравился ..как раз для нас, наших размеров тел.... супер-пупер, дорогие вагоны, со множеством всего - мне кажутся какими-то клетушками, мне бы было очень тесно с моим телосложением, даже думаю, поместилась бы?... Ну, не у всех фигуры и рост, как у японцев....(ничего против них не имею, наоборот, всегда восхищаюсь этой нацией)....

[@rusrus4524]

@@ЕленаБелкина-ф6д а как вам тальго казахстанские ??? Или москва адлер 2х этажные ???

[@fdsagvbn2393]

Нехватка пространства.Так он один ехал.А по мне смотрится очень бедно.Лучше наши плацкарты,тем более новые,чем эти ячейки .Хотя сам ролик смотрится без напряга и познавательно.

[@pmeyer37]

Only country I still aspire to visit, Japan!

[@влад-у6о1б]

Спасибо что делаете субтитры на русском, ценю это и поэтому смотрю ваши видео от начала до конца полностью

[@k.h.4698]

I like the idea of simple berth, with some privacy. It looks like you can stretch your back flat and not get sore from sitting in a seat all night. It is certainly more comfortable than coach class, especially when flying. I say all this with my youthfuldays gone by, whereas nowadays, i might stull prefer a hard-walked compartment with toilet.

[@airbeoneairbeone2872]

I have been captivate till the end. both regardless with the quality of lights and figures you used in your film, and both with this diving in this wonderfull and ... so quiet .... Japan Arigato

[@bcrucndj-cltpf-11]

Какой удобный поезд, особенно душ в конце поездки. Хороших путешествий и новых видео.

[@suerobinson844]

Interesting train. Thanks for sharing. Hi from Australia

[@galaxy3133]

Спасибо огромное,так интересно ,познавательно,без музыки, ! Будьте здоровы всегда !❤😂

[@catika505]

I love your videos they are so relaxing!! Using public transport here in the UK gives me anxiety it's so chaotic 😅

[@Crzy544]

Love u bro Thxx for this amazing video I was waiting for this so long

[@bubunervines3128]

My god! What a masterpiece you created my friend ❤️ Claiming, beautiful ❤️ Please keep creating kinda masterpieces❤️ Love you from India 🇮🇳❤️

[@benzquijano3089]

"Thank you very much. Have a nice day." Yey! Even Bambi was so happy when you've got your shower card Sir. HAHAHAHHAHA. Welcome back to the road. Thank you for bringing us with you....virtually...again. 😊 💕

[@realhuman4396]

Looks pretty cozy, I wouldn’t mind a hard surface to sleep on.

[@happycook6737]

The train looks comfortable and you had a big space for the trip. 😍

[@labrat8876]

I love your humor! Maybe a sleep mask should become part of your overnight kit for these type accommodations?

[@dorisrad2376]

You are the cutest youtuber ever. I love your humor. Captioning game is on point as always!

[@charlottesenior]

this was truly amazing to watch I love the views you get from the train windows and the friendly atmosphere

[@satisfyingtv9391]

Hey, baby, I bet you haven't seen this on KZbin yet! 💗 kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6WokIGFm8R0itU

[@journeyofwisdom1234]

I just felt like I am travelling such an amazing video.

[@lenovoc2369]

Thank you very much for your video. Adore Japan. Such a beautiful country. It is very nice to visit . Hadn't any idea there are such kind of realway means of transportation in Japan. Supposed only high-speed bullet trains like Shinkansen or HR. Japan doesn't stop surprising. Here everyone can find for oneself everything what he wants for your needs. Nice train, gorgeous landscapes, beautiful country. So, welcome to Japan - the sunrise country.

[@TrailTape]

Your videos are a calm oasis in a chaotic world. Thank you so much for making them and sharing with us.

[@patriciamonicavivas1325]

Gracias por compartir tus viajes en esos medios de transporte tan de avanzada que tienen en Japón, son una maravilla! También me encanta cuando filmas lo que comes, me da curiosidad saber sus costumbres en lo que se refiere a alimentación. Un saludo desde Buenos Aires, Argentina🇦🇷

[@ЛюбаБибер]

Сравниваю Индию и Японию и никакого сравнения такие разные культуры особенно в части чистоты гигиены порядка

[@thisismonitor4099]

I miss Japan very much especially living there. Used to go several times a year pre-pandemic - haven't gone since not because of the pandemic but because am busy with other things but still miss it a lot.

[@zikraanjum8193]

The way you depicts everything is damn good. I was already in love with Japan now it's increasing more and more. Love from India 🇮🇳.

[@StupidStuff62]

How’s India? Anything like they say?

[@prateeksharma729]

@@StupidStuff62 Means?

[@supanthabiswas5033]

@@StupidStuff62 like who say ??

[@StupidStuff62]

@@prateeksharma729 like how modern schools systems teach it

[@StupidStuff62]

@@supanthabiswas5033 the modern school system

[@premsai6705]

Hats off to the design and spatial utilisation in this train...superbbb..

[@Yoshimune1023]

窓から日本の風景を見るたびに、とても綺麗で体験したいです、 瀬戸大橋の眺めもすごい！。 最近台湾で流行が発生したのは残念です...世界がすぐに正常に戻ることを本当に望んでいます！ また、日本のお弁当は毎回美味しそうですが！！ （テキストはグーグルで翻訳されています。何か変なことがあれば、QQを許してください）

[@JingleKao]

不知道你知不知道影片中間有個「解耦事件」是什麼意思呢🤔好好奇喔！

[@georgettedenholm477]

I loved watching this, it was really interesting. You deserve a medal for eating that egg, it was practically raw, brave lad and thanks for sharing your journey.

[@olgatr5973]

Это яйцо пашот! Оно должно быть таким.., полусырым!

[@lunarpenguin644]

It’s normal to eat raw eggs in Japan. You can even purchase them from vending machines. It’s typical breakfast to crack raw egg over steamed rice and a drop of soy sauce

[@georgettedenholm477]

@@lunarpenguin644 Isn't it amazing to see cultural differences.Thank you for the information, always good to be informed.

[@Septembersrain1984]

Thank you for another journey that I can enjoy. Even if my worst day is I can't stand. Got Bokksu too so I can try some of these snacks I've seen.