This is what Japan looked like 30 years ago

[@zongi700]

This is so cool!!! I love your filming style and narration, amazing work!

[@847x]

your editing is amazing!

[@testcase72]

Well.... this brings back a lot of memories of being young in Japan in the 80s and 90s.

[@snooow2879]

ジョーさんの英語動画はリスニングにとてもいいな...

[@MoeTuthTar]

Backroad vibes bruh

[@iampengsheng]

cool video, why did they keep this open?

[@The_Nonchalant_Shallot]

I think it's meant as a sort of "functional museum" if that makes any sense, or at least that's what I've been able to deduce. I can't seem to find any information on the internet about why it still exists, only historical information about what it is. It's a neat looking little place, though. It kind of feels like the equivalent of having one of those floor escalators like at an airport, but it only goes from the living room to the kitchen, merely for the sake of "I did it because I can" lol

[@JoeInoueOfficial]

From what I know, it's because there are still people who actually use the station mainly for commuting. I heard most of them work at the airport.

[@KKAnemone]

おにぎり食べてるとこ、なんかのキャラクターっぽくて好き これだけ人がいないと、秘密基地感があって楽しそうだなー

[@The_Nonchalant_Shallot]

0:20 Joe walking down an endless empty hallway was the most unsettling thing I've seen so far this year. I kinda half expected a random elevator to open up and wash him away in a river of blood.

[@KevinSilva-xu7mw]

Good video 👍

[@red_tsubaki99]

Feels like backroom

[@detrodusjp9587]

The back rooms

[@チサト-y2r]

"TAKOPIZZA and BURGERS" If you have come all the way here, please try it.

[@空狐-j3f]

Oh, Sensei Joe is Onigiri Monster. At first I wondered if this place was something used as a studio, not as a station any longer. 30年前言うたらニュータウン、って言葉がまだホットだった頃が全盛期だったんですかねえ……

[@Velma187]

It’s nice to see what stations looked like when I was little. It brings a sense a familiarity that I wouldn’t have expected. Your videos always bring something and is always inspiring.

[@MooAnything]

How do you not age