Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line 東京地下鉄副都心線 「HD 2013」

[@paoloregala7940]

I used to ride on this metro line as I go to the Harajuku area ... I recall when I get lost riding on a rapid train one time :)

[@testedpositiveforcoronaext3513]

I rode this when going from Shibuya to Shinjuku-Sanchome (Seibu 6050 series) then changed to the Toei Shinjuku Line for Kudanshita

[@testedpositiveforcoronaext3513]

And like in 4:42, my train was a Rapid Express passing Meiji-Jingumae

[@ddjdgmg3968]

I used this line from Meiji jingumae to bashamichi

[@ygk6279]

So this is where Gojo whooped those curses ass huh ? 😂

[@testedpositiveforcoronaext3513]

1:48 MAN RUSHES TO TRAIN CAUGHT RED HANDED

[@ipodtouch5th]

6:28 駆け込み降車もおやめ下さいww

[@VeryGoodFeeling]

はい そです。「 かけこみ乗車はお止めください」 ですね。 ＾＾ でも この電車 は 急行 でしょ。 たぶん彼らは、北参道駅に思った 。 (私の日本語 が あまりうまく ありませんが許してください。)

[@MrSpeed2013]

Why they play music on the platform ?

[@VeryGoodFeeling]

I think it's simply because they like it. The melody actually serves as a departure signal - after this the doors are going to close -> passengers should take the next train. In fact almost all subway systems in the world use departure signals, but imho most of them are really annoying, so that I prefer those more amusing melodies.

[@any123-og]

A doors closing "jingle" is played to let people know that the doors are about to close

[@Otaku-gf7iq]

Fun fact stations play different jingles depending on the area. In akihabara, they played akb48 as Akiba is the birthplace of the idol group. It depends on where you are.

[@ddjdgmg3968]

I like the love stairs one in shibuya

[@ddjdgmg3968]

When did Y500 be a express

[@testedpositiveforcoronaext3513]

A trial run Fukutoshin Line 1000 series?

[@testedpositiveforcoronaext3513]

I mean 7000 series

[@aviationlover1809]

is there ATO on this line?

[@VeryGoodFeeling]

Yes, the entire line features ATO. (signal system: New CS-ATC)

[@ddjdgmg3968]

Is it just me is the 5050 series super common

[@KilgallensRandomStuff]

Kleine Ergänzung: Seibu-Züge fahren dort auch ;)

[@robloxgrbhrg2034]

When we go back to the lowest daily ridership line for Tokyo Metro

[@frostycreeper1055]

Am I the only one who calls Meiji-jingumae Harajuku? Harajuku seems a lot more closely related to Shinjuku and I prefer saying the 'juku' instead of 'mae'

[@Otaku-gf7iq]

FrostyCreeper10 They say meiji jingumae so that it won't be confused for JR yamanote Harajuku.

[@ddjdgmg3968]

They say Meiji jingumae harajuku

[@VeryGoodFeeling]

oh stimmt, dann werds ich jetzt mal etwas ausführlicher schreiben, dürften ja somit 10 verschiedene Zugtypen von fünf Bahngeselschaften auf dieser Strecke sein :D

[@チャンネルくみこ-x7n]

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