Tokyo's Rainbow Bridge レインボーブリッジ, Daiba Beach, and more! | JAPAN WALKING TOURS

[@kenv2667]

Just watched this one. I'm not a traveler but this gave me a clear specific goal. To visit tokyo and walk this bridge. 😊

[@rpgshiba]

Thank you for another beautiful Japan walk! It really makes my day watching your videos and getting to experience things I may never get to see. What makes it even better is also being able to listen to your knowledge on your surroundings. Thank you Cory 😊

[@CoryMay81]

You're welcome, Shiba! Thanks for the kind words and your support. Catch you in Discord!

[@Binhnguyen-po8dd]

Cảm ơn Anh nhiều lắm luôn thank you so much

[@CoryMay81]

không có chi! You're welcome! ^^

[@FloridaFlipFlops]

Like 210 👍 Hello from Naples, Florida. What a beautiful day for a walk. We enjoyed the sights, sounds and scenery. Thank you for sharing, have a great weekend. 💯

[@mertcanzafer5446]

I really missed your night walk videos. I would like to watch them before just sleep and your english and ur accent helps me to improve my english. I'd prefer to see rainy walking videos as well.

[@pilotgrrl1]

Hope you're feeling better! Enjoyed your walk across the Rainbow Bridge and ride on the Yurikamome. Never made it to Venus Fort or Oedo Onsen, but i really enjoyed the Miraikan. Looking forward to getting my moist konbini shirt!

[@martenlundin]

Odaiba on a sunny day…perfect.

[@CoryMay81]

Yessss although I did end up sun-burning my forearms just a bit. The red has faded away already, but it was pretty tender after filming this. Thanks for watching!

[@rosilla07]

I hope you are well after your visit to the hospital. Yesterday’s video is great and the ending on the traín fantástic. Thank you very much, your vídeos are very good. Despite finishing at 5 am I don’t miss them. I love Tokyo. So, take care. Bye, bye.

[@CoryMay81]

Oh thank you! I'm good. ^^ Glad you enjoy the video. Thank you for watching!

[@Ryuhei64]

That bay island is great, especially when you went down the path to the little forest and prairie. Very special

[@tomithot261]

Thanks for taking us along as you walk Japan. Eager to visit again, but until then ... you bring back memories and show me new things. Am not a fan of the streaming, but will walk with you anytime.

[@__BlacklotuS__]

Thank you 🍑

[@CoryMay81]

You're welcome! ^^

[@rasalghul8195]

Great video Cory, Noise was not an issue, so well done. Bridge enthusiast in Vancouver. We have Lions Gate ( The bridge is 1823 meters long and has a main span of 473 meters), Ironworkers Memorial Bridge(The bridge is 1,292 metres (4,239 ft) long with a centre span of 335 metres), Burrard Bridge, Granville Bridge, and Cambie Bridge, which are all urban Vancouver bridges. I have walked them all, and love it. Seeing what man can accomplish, is very humbling and optimistic. Keep up the great work, nice to see different things, hope to visit soon!!!!!

[@CoryMay81]

Super cool! Thanks for all the bridge info.

[@costasworldofmusicmemories5792]

A great video Cory. See you on the next one. Jim, Harriet and Yuki

[@CoryMay81]

Thank you, Jim, Harriet, and Yuki!!! ^^

[@randw01]

Enjoyed the video. Thanks Cory!

[@CoryMay81]

You're welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@cheryljohnson579]

Must be so awesome at nite with the lights

[@hermyt]

This is an activity I would do if visiting Tokyo. I walked a few of the bridges in NYC (Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Williamsburg). Glad ground is concrete and not grated/slatted.

[@christianhansen3292]

lakes and swimming pools.

[@hwelch2]

I missed seeing this 3 weeks ago so this is fun. 😊

[@VerhoevenSimon]

Thank you for the nice walk.

[@CoryMay81]

You're welcome, Simon! See ya in the next one~

[@RedmiXiaomiA3-y7e]

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[@cheryljohnson579]

Really cool thumbs up 👆

[@Shabushabu1239]

Loved the video. Great work

[@CoryMay81]

Yay!!! Thanks, Shushu! Glad you enjoyed it~

[@terryallanedwards5304]

Hi Cory, great journey, one of your best walks so far, love to know more about the technology of that train, all automatic, no driver, incredible that it stops at the station at the exact spot. The Japanese are amazing people, thank you🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵

[@CoryMay81]

Thanks, Terry! Yeah, from what I read it was the first automatic computer-controlled train in Tokyo that runs on a track but uses rubber tires. That's why it runs so smoothly and quietly. There are probably thousands of sensors on the tracks and train cars to tell it exactly when to slow down and when to stop. Cheers for watching!

[@ianfleetwood8804]

I've walked across rainbow Bridge a fair few times. Yes it is noisy but god view is fantastic. What is zlso nice sbiut this bridge you can walk along it either side.

[@carmenb.6727]

This was very interesting to see, thanks

[@sq1rlsqu4d]

Not swimming at all FTW. Great walk though, 'specially the bridge :)

[@CoryMay81]

hahahah No swimming for you. Thanks for watching and enjoying the bridge part! See ya in the next one~

[@jenniferg8144]

Absolutely loved this walk Cory.. We don't have any bridges where I live.. ❤

[@CoryMay81]

Awwww well I'm glad you got to see a really huge and iconic bridge in this video! Woooo! Thanks for watching!

[@rogersomera-lj8do]

Aloha Cory, I watched this when you posted. I visited Japan mid September, this was one of my list to do. I'm in a wheelchair and it is wheelchair friendly. I had to enter where the guard was. I had to take 1st elevator to 2nd floor and take another elevator to the 7th floor. And from there I was able to do this video like you suggested. I like traveling Japan, because it's an adventure to find all the access I need. Not all places are accessible, but most of your videos are good, so I get ideas where I can go. It' nice if you can mention about accessibility if you get chance to share. Thanks again.

[@thetalkingshrimp5683]

Cory, were you using a stabilizer or gimbal in this video? I asked because what you were holding looked really small, not because the image wasn't steady. Thanks man. I loved that deserted beach, I'd bring a cooler and just hang for hours.

[@kattkatt744]

At 58:02, that looks like the remains of an 五右衛門風呂, goemonburo. Maybe the bathroom back when it was a defensive position.

[@CoryMay81]

Very cool that you knew the name of it. Yes, this is what I was picturing in my mind too, like either something for a bath or cooking a big pot of rice, etc. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@ilmarinen79]

I love the views from the bridge! Such a nice sunny day. Also that island, wow...Also slippers count: 1 confirmed at 1:05:41. The beach is very cool. +1 for natural bodies of water. I enjoyed the train ride :)

[@CoryMay81]

Hahaha Slipper count! I didn't notice. Glad you enjoyed this one. It was fun to film and also premiere with you all, even though I was in a hospital waiting room on my phone for the entire premiere. hehehe

[@peacevkw]

Is the train ride from the bridge free of charge?

[@CoryMay81]

No, there are no free train rides anywhere. It functions the same as any train so you have to pay.

[@rasalghul8195]

Hi Cory , one more interesting fact , did you know in Vancouver all our train lines are fully automated , no drivers or conductors . Of course , we do not have the amazing network you have in Tokyo mega city , only 2 million + not 40 million .

[@CoryMay81]

That's very cool! I've only ever changed planes at the airport there and I remember catching a glimpse of the beautiful mountains backdropped behind the city skyline. I'd love to explore there one day. Please take care!

[@rasalghul8195]

@@CoryMay81 Hope you visit one day , we have great elements of Asian culture (great food , good people) . Natural beauty all around and less gun violence than the U.S. , we’re not perfect but your video had me thinking of Richmond BC which is really just part of vancouver . Keep up the great work.

[@奥津勝平]

@@rasalghul8195 I am Japanese, 79 years old now. I lived in the west End of Vancouver for one year 54 years ago. I did not know that there are fully automated train lines. When I was in Vancouver, I thought that generally most people go to work or go to shopping by car and no need for railway network at that ime. It must have changed a lot since I left Vancouver.

[@carlitoshoued7400]

Now I want to know more. Did Commodore Perry's black ships come through there and did the Japanese fight back with cannon fire from the batteries?

[@CoryMay81]

If I recall, his ships actually arrived in Yokohama. And there was no battle at all. Their arrival ended Japan's 200+ years of isolation, ushering in the end of the Edo era and eventually the beginning of the Meiji era where Japan started to modernize and adapt western fashion, technology, education, etc.

[@rhoderick2999]

I'm from the Philippines. ..Honestly. Japan is advance industrializad country. Japan superseded worldwide, when it comes to transportation. It's so efficient, comfortable train system or bus system. When it comes to decipline, Japan comes First When it comes cleanliness, Japan, comes First.. Japan truly comes First, Far behind the USA,....

[@Buhn001]

1st!

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[@RedmiXiaomiA3-y7e]

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