Seibu Shinjuku Line ● 西武新宿線

[@darknightheven1]

Thank you very much for sharing this lovely video. I think the shape of the yellow train is so cute..as well as the lady worker is cute!! ^^

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

I love to see the action of people going about their business. Lovely platform lady. The staff always look to be 100 pc dedicated. They value their job I think. It's much more easy going in Britain. I think we could learn a lot from overseas countries. Thanks for sharing.

[@Himura026]

I love it. I took this train some years ago, they are old but cute. Thank you for the wonderful video, it is a good memory.

[@MrCrusader321]

Another great video dosage of Nihon, which helps stabilize my addiction to this Sugoi country! haha, Iv'e not visited Japan for a while, and these videos really help with my craving! Arigatou, Thomas-san!

[@laurabignami2321]

Pretty train! That station is very well organized also :)

[@AroundTokyo]

Lovely stuff Thomas! Haven't used the either of the Seibu lines for a while so good to see a video about them. Actually, I have some time off work coming up this month so might just do that!

[@thefirsthalo3junk]

This video was very interesting. Espescially how well everything is organized. My country could learn a lot from the Japanese. Thanks for posting !

[@stevethefishdotnet]

The Seibu Shinjuku station is actually a bit north of the JR Shinjuku station. If there is a connection between both stations, I have yet to discover it (although I have never actively looked for one). From the JR line, It's easier to board the Seibu Shinjuku Line from Takadanobaba.

[@VeryGoodFeeling]

Yeah thank you for posting this! Me too, i love them :D 2000系電車 は とても かわいい ですね。I also bought some "fan articles" in a little store at Takadanobaba station.

[@PawsablePaws]

Very nice Thomas. :) Thanks for sharing! ^-^

[@WhiteTigerRevenge]

Excellent, and that train worker is kind of cute haha

[@albrenza]

Thanks for sharing this, lovely to look at ;)

[@MrCrusader321]

Haha, Exactly! And thanks for my daily hit! Ooohh yeahhh, This video hit the spot!

[@hendriktoch]

Hello Thomas. The malfunction of the comment box, which I mentioned to you, turned out to be temporarily. So, now it's my turn to let you know, that I've very much enjoyed watching this "Introduction to the Seibu Shinjuku Line - in - a - nutshell". It was interesting to find out, that the Kawagoe stations dates back to the 19th century. Arigatou for brushing up my general knowledge about greater Tokyo and Japan. Med venlig hilsen ! Hendrick

[@GiovanniMorenghi]

It's all so clean! In my city it's impossible . . .

[@Pumpkin0_0]

Awesome as always ^_^

[@Zentaurus21Blogspotr08m1n]

nice! every station should have a visible ladt announcer like that! oth, would she even be noticed during rush hours ^_^ cheers!

[@PlueCanisMinor]

cute train :D

[@PlueCanisMinor]

UnU why not, thomas-sensei?

[@PlueCanisMinor]

O>O its your train?!

[@AlvarezAdrian1]

Thats one yellow train.

[@MrAnimethunder]

Hey, I was just asking about what the young man was offering to passer by, and know I know what it was, something good to eat !!! Now really, how would I know the difference, if you videoed from the inside of a different train of the same make ??? Now, as to your last statement, I did not and would not ask you to do that, because I know you wouldn't !!! o.O I was just hoping for a better look at the lovely train conductor in all her glory !!! LOL XD ^_~

[@markjolyn94]

I can't watchbthis video for some reason. KZbin won't let me

[@WhiteTigerRevenge]

Aniki did u see my reply in ur inbox?

[@MrAnimethunder]

XD LOL ^_~

[@thefirsthalo3junk]

lol