Walking around Shibuya underground station - 渋谷駅 - 4K Ultra HD

[@perttiheinikko3780]

Thanks, great concept, I've always loved these "just walking" videos. Makes you feel like you're actually in the place yourself!

[@whatiskungfan]

It changed a lot since 5 years ago, I cant wait to see it again in 2020

[@helgiyogurt2726]

How'd that go for you

[@toposebi95]

Love it, wouldn't mind seeing some more station tours.

[@TokyoStreetView]

Will do!

[@Naapeajaea]

Ever since returning from my first trip to Japan earlier this year, this channel gives me great nostalgia and a yearning to return ! Amazing country, amazing people !

[@TokyoStreetView]

I am glad you are enjoying our videos that much! Thank you!

[@sleepingbackbone7581]

This is an awesome video, and all in one take. Thank you for making it and sharing it with us. I was amazed not only on size and beauty of that place, but how clean it is. Goodness, it's cleaer than a pharmacy. I love Japan. Hoping to visit it some day. Please make more station videos...or any for that matter! I love watching them. Cheers.

[@surrog]

This bring out so much memory from my last trip there, thank you ! :)

[@michaelmcgill8104]

I love videos like this. We can walk around the street in Japan using Google Earth Street View, but we can't walk through stations and buildings so videos like this are very helpful for virtual travelling. I used to live in Japan and use this station frequently but I have forgotten bits. It would be so nice to have a video that was just a tour all around Shibuya Station, inside and outside but that would be a long video. I remember using the underground streets under the scramble crosswalk. I remember there was a smoke shop selling lighters and I would see a gun shaped lighter of a Walther P38 model. I kinda wanted to buy it but I never did. I've been wanting to walk around the underground from the Hachiko exit to the exit across the street by the Starbucks. Thanks for all your hard work! Without you I wouldn't be able to revisit places.

[@Meteor2046]

It's amazing of revisiting the place that I have visited before through the 4K video , thank you.

[@UsamFauzanFoundation]

Finally! Thanks for making this video!!

[@alekpap1841]

Thank you very much!! I was waiting for this video for a long time! We are waiting for the second part :P

[@Mr.Altavoz]

Very interesting, seems peaceful and very clean ..would like to visit the city someday. Thanks for posting.

[@TokyoStreetView]

Thanks for watching and for your comment! Week ends are worse! Tomorrow we will publish another video like this, this time shot a Friday night in a very popular place you will see that things are... quite different!

[@DJHEADPHONENINJA]

The next best thing to actually be there! Thanks! This + Binaural mics would be great.

[@TokyoStreetView]

I really have to check about this... I know nothing about Binaural sound, can you point me to some stuff?

[@DJHEADPHONENINJA]

Sorry for the late reply, I've notifications off! I'm no expert about the best equipment out there, but I'm thinking of picking up Roland CS-10EM, they are binaural mics built-in to earbuds so they're very stealthy and lightweight. And you can search "binaural japan" on soundcloud for some good examples of how binaural sounds in very familiar locations.

[@astrafalustre8259]

No elevator music, no hysterical comments, just the real deal. Tokyo life. Thanks.

[@TokyoStreetView]

Thanks

[@bloodstew666]

Japanese escalator and stairs etiquette. There is no such thing like that here in the Philippines. This is an awesome video.

[@Number1Hater939]

Subway in Mexico looks like a fucking farm. This so calm and civilized

[@jabriilsaid2133]

Where is jujutsu kaisen fans!?

[@randomhuman1262]

Thank god I thought I was the only one

[@MrSebge]

Merci, très intéressant. Cette vidéo montre quelques points qui me font aimer le Japon. Vivement les prochaines du même genre.

[@michael-studio]

渋谷に来た気分になるー！

[@lvalenzueladp]

For as much as it feels like you can easily get lost, you find your way. It wasn't difficult at all! They know how to make it work for us foreigners! I ❤ Japan!

[@izumi1970]

ありがとう😊

[@Karmindd]

I really enjoy watching the walking videos.

[@HiAdrian]

I like these kind of immersive videos. KZbinr *egawauemon* used to do similar ones but eventually stopped. I'd be delighted if you chose to make more of these.

[@TokyoStreetView]

Thanks and that's the plan!

[@Thilak84]

That was really nice! Love all your videos and I agree with many that you should do more station videos. If you do it would be really nice seeing a train arrive and depart becuase its so cool to see all the people standing in line waiting for the trains so nicely and no rush. Its not many countries in the world that people can do that, Japan must be the only one.

[@TokyoStreetView]

You will get what you want... SOON! In Winter rarely shoot outside Tokyo ;-)

[@ValaraVerdui]

My lord my mother and I just about got lost in that station 😂 it was so awkward like: "Can you tell we're foreigners yet?"

[@kingrobert2621]

Hahah yeah.. that was exactly my experience the first couple of days when I was in Japan at any station. Granted.. those stations and lines are confusing as fuck and not exactly foreigner friendly so it's a lot to take in at once and trying to figure things out on the spot.

[@adilator]

How did you find your way?

[@kingrobert2621]

Trial and error, basically. I went with some friends who know were they were going so I followed them, but my girlfriend and I were alone a lot so we just had to figure it out and try to ask people

[@logmm77]

you are my one of the best favorite uploader! So feel good looking around in japan. I love it!!

[@TokyoStreetView]

Thanks!

[@Loony_BeLuna]

it is so big like an airport, crazy man...

[@shawnsucksatlife634]

This is the place where Nanami died right?

[@theonek4737]

YEEESS HAHA

[@Loony_BeLuna]

I do like this concept yes. I did miss it a much time that you did not go into the buildings, I hope you show us now more from the inside of a building :)

[@TokyoStreetView]

Cameras are not always welcomes inside bldgs ;-)

[@Loony_BeLuna]

TokyoStreetView - Japan The Beautiful Yeah that is true. I have a question to you. here from Tokyo: 2.bp.blogspot.com/-7ZiD7AcfRzI/UCh6RZAaRcI/AAAAAAAAKgg/yXD_nX9GqWk/s1600/tokyo+summerland+crowd+-5.jpg Is that REALLY normal in japanese or is that just a special event? I get panic in big mass of humans, I could NEVER go in that place.

[@shofuji023]

+ Dracken Darck : I think that picture is in China. You can find out that by clicking on image and select "Search image on Google" and you will find real source of image and similar ones. Cheers!

[@Loony_BeLuna]

shofuji023 The image name say "tokyo summerland" and I did google images of that it IS in tokyo in japanese ;) and japanese have millions of people too and china too :)

[@toratora7127]

I love it! Could you show us Shinagawa station someday?

[@TokyoStreetView]

Will try!

[@lukegallinari]

Beautiful!

[@sungbae_vvs2234]

remind me tokyo so much great video!

[@TokyoStreetView]

I am glad you liked this video! Thanks for watching and make sure to have a look at our other videos as well!

[@sriramsedimbi6833]

Who's here after reading jujutsu kaisen?

[@mau228]

Was waiting for this comment yeah

[@MrAcid-sb4wz]

The countless times I have lost my way and found myself walking aimlessly in Shibuya..

[@TokyoStreetView]

Shinjuku is way worse! Will shoot a video soon ;-)

[@MrAcid-sb4wz]

oh I realize that too! On my last unfortunate trip to shinjuku,I spent 2 hours completly lost in the plaza.

[@noob.168]

I heard Osaka's train station in general are worse than Tokyo's? Especially they often lead to department stores and stuff.

[@TokyoStreetView]

No ideas, never had the chance to test them in Osaka, will give it a try soon ;-)

[@faiyez]

If you're doing without navigation on your phone and you're oblivious to all the signage, it's no wonder people get lost in the stations.

[@daten__]

Can you do Yokohama station next? I want to relive the feeling of walking through it since I move to the U.S now

[@marianavalle7731]

omg Shibuya station is huge easy to get lost there

[@MOOSEMAN7809]

That guy with headphones was totally playing pokemon go 4:46

[@incyphe]

ooh nice! I love moving shots too!

[@karamuenster]

Nice video! Kudos

[@TIMagicProd]

Absolutely incredible footage. What also amazes me is the accurate sound quality that you recorded. It sounds just like actually being in the station. Sound quality is often a neglected area in a typical KZbin video, but not yours (by a long shot!). Like some others who have inquired, I really want to know the equipment that you used, not to mention how in the world you managed to film this without being noticed by others.

[@TokyoStreetView]

This was shot with a GoPro and an External PCM recorder. Nothing fancy here really ;-)

[@chirastuthakur366]

Thank you very much for the video

[@liemchu]

this actually looks pretty stunning! don't worry! well done! just wondering where you were going? I'm gonna travel to Japan next year and i still try to figure out how to find the way in the train and subway station

[@andgate2000]

One of the station jingles is my ringtone

[@josealfonso1720]

I miss japan

[@CD5G]

more of around Shibuya videos plz

[@TokyoStreetView]

Please check our previous video, we have a few more of them about Shibuya!

[@equilixium4238]

Surprisingly interesting...

[@TokyoStreetView]

Thanks!

[@Karmindd]

How many levels are there in this subway station?

[@valentinalim3664]

Nice video

[@lucyfernandez1591]

No puedo creer que todo esto este bajo tierra, y lo màs increíble que sea en Tokio, ya que èste es una ciudad sísmica

[@andgate2000]

Was there recently.....it's still funny why people are in a rush to get to a train......that comes every minute.

[@NANONilsWORLD]

tx for sharing this ^^ cool

[@TokyoStreetView]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheScentofmusic]

What a huge and complex this station is. I always wonder how many men, how much time and how much yen were used up in this project besides engineering of project that is marvelous. Japan is great now doubt.

[@MrAcid-sb4wz]

Neved been to Osaka,but shibuya is in Tokyo not osaka

[@China_love_Palestine]

Amazing !

[@Three_Random_Words]

Are these one continuous take? I should watch again, but asking is quicker. :-)

[@TokyoStreetView]

Yep, done in a single shot!

[@LessTalkMoreDelicious]

More station tours please :) Are you using a gimbal/steadycam? The video looks very smooth and nice.

[@TokyoStreetView]

Ok, noted! Will do more!

[@ivanhasudungan2697]

although japanese more casual now,,there is no change in their attitude,,salute

[@AJapaneseDream]

what stabilizer do you use? I use a steadicam merlin but get a lot of "boating" any tips on how to avoid this?

[@TokyoStreetView]

I use a Gimbal (I have 3 actually, depending of the camera I use). BUT... I would prefer a glidecam (like your merlin) honestly. Glidcam/Merlin are once you master them absolutely AMAZING and you can make some pans that no gimbal can make. I had one once with a vest but lack of experience make it horrible and difficult to balance. But again, once you know how to use it... WOWOWOWOW....

[@Hike_Bike_Explore]

How do you have the camera mounted when you film this?

[@TokyoStreetView]

Gimbal!

[@马小贱]

I love your video . I'd like to know what you used to shoot it

[@TokyoStreetView]

I will post a Gear Video in the coming month, so stay tune!

[@马小贱]

cool~

[@cikidut]

Love it!! Do you use any stabiliser for your camera?

[@computadoracentral_mainfra9513]

*SUGOI AND KIND OF ULTRA SUBARASHI AND EXCELLENT !!! WW LOL ;)*

[@MacGivre]

J'adore ! Même si d'habitude je préfère les plans dans les endroits calmes et avec peu de passants, là, on peut voir la vie "réelle" et quotidienne au Japon. Impossible à faire en France : les escaliers avec un sens de circulation ^^ et pourtant, comment ce serait top !

[@Kaptac1987]

OMG there is no end, its like a dungeon, I'll be lost in few minutes :O

[@TokyoStreetView]

Don't worry, I get lost sometimes too, especially in Shinjuku! Are you a fan of Danny? (Friend of mine ;-) )

[@Kaptac1987]

Shinjuku must be hell :) Yeap like his work and this avatar is sooo cool

[@elksalmon84]

seem to be in quite a poor condition. any plans to renovate?

[@faiyez]

Massive development has been underway for years in and around Shibuya Station.

[@elysiumcore]

it is under construction.. areas with colored circles are new. station is stunning

[@allentoyokawa9068]

Poor condition?? Your a troll

[@UchihaSauffie]

i miss walking around in the subway :(.

[@req4224]

do it at Akihabara station. Or maybe you could do walking around videos at some presticious place like AKB48 Cafe & Shop, their theatre, etc

[@ミスターK-m9w]

うわっ！渋谷駅を歩いている人が、たくさんいる！

[@ZekuChanU]

So I was a bit surprised about that escalator etiquette at 4:25. I decided to look it up and it turns out that the Japan Elevator association (JEA) don’t want people walking up the escalator as that could cause a lot of accidents. It was like an old habit but some places like Tokyo’s Narita airport ban that habit and people still do it. Some places in Osaka fines people for not doing that habit so you must leave the right side for walkers. I don’t know if this is 100% accurate but that’s what I read. So I guess if you are the first one in line then just stand wherever cuz you are technically not wrong (especially if there are symbols indicating no walking or running) and you will probably prevent a potential accident. If somebody complain and telling you to move, just point at the stairs that are right next to the escalator.

[@Taira-no-Atsumori]

日本人もほとんど駅の構造理解してる人いないという

[@comradeharley]

*raises a thumbs up*

[@TokyoStreetView]

Thanks!

[@SimonsLivingroom]

For summer there appears to be very few in colourful or patterened clothing. Admittedly most are probably going to and from work but the muted colours are noticeable. Also hardly any tourists/foreigners to be seen.

[@TokyoStreetView]

This was taken during the rush hour, so tourist are usually not yet out.

[@allentoyokawa9068]

colorful **

[@BoolleeBoollee]

Nice

[@heribertical4359]

vio algun japones ....sin cartera u mochila ?

[@Skullking489]

This makes me glad that I have a car. I can't imagine having to take public transport. That looks like such a pain to get around.

[@kingrobert2621]

Skullking489 From my experience in Tokyo and Kyoto earlier this year, as a total foreigner who knew only a few Japanese phrases, getting around is daunting at first but once you get the hang of it, it gets easy. You also get the courage to go somewhere far from from your hostel/hotel knowing that as long as you can figure out the maps, or have wifi and use the internet, you'll get around easy. Before I went to Tokyo, I spent a week in Hong Kong and getting around was extremely easy, and HK is a small place, too, so I felt like you'd have to try to get lost. In Japan.. there were a few "oh shit" moments as I was on trains going somewhere thinking I was going the totally wrong direction or somewhere else entirely, and mistakes were made, haha. But the result of that is I figured out how to navigate. Now, as someone who still doesn't speak Japanese, I feel totally confident in going again and even by myself.

[@Skullking489]

Oh I know it's easy to not get lost. I was talking about the wasted time and effort needed to get to a destination. I can't imagine myself having to take public transportation every day. Look at how much time is lost just walking around the station. Driving is really easy and fast.

[@kingrobert2621]

Skullking489 Well I think this video was simply to show the intricacies of Japan's subway/train infrastructure as the person was just kinda walking up and down stairs. All the stations are pretty elaborate and amazingly designed. I remember first taking the system and taken aback as well at how much is actually built underground. But to be honest, wasted time wasn't necessarily my experience from the stations. If you knew where you were going, you could get out pretty quickly. Granted, I just stayed within the main parts of Tokyo and Kyoto so I don't know if there are even bigger or confusing stations. Though, I will say the Kyoto station is pretty massive and kinda confusing. Not all stations were like that though. That being said, I was there as a tourist. I can definitely get your point if you lived and worked there. You'd really need to factor in getting out of the stations plus foot traffic.

[@faiyez]

Tokyo is the city best served by public transport in the entire world. Your remarks about driving are really out of place. Also, driving around Tokyo would be the real nightmare.

[@Skullking489]

***** I only made a comment about how much this video makes me appreciate my car. I do not wish to wait on anyone to get anywhere. I enjoy the solitude of driving alone while listening to my music. Therefore the quality of Tokyo's public transportation system is irrelevant to me. Because it is neither as time efficient or peaceful as my car.

[@tanakayoshitake655]

山手線E231ももう過去なんだよなぁ

[@ndawibrahima675]

jaime bien le japon

[@Dillyi933]

Wie riesig und komplex die U-bahnen stationen in Japan sind dagegen sind unsere hier Deutschland winzig..

[@christian9365]

Das ist wahr. vorallem sind sie in deutschland bei weitem nicht so sauber!

[@djkaeh5673]

Nice! Is it okay if I use this footage in a music mix video I'm working on?

[@TokyoStreetView]

Thanks but sorry we can't allow this kind of use of our content. Thank you for your understanding.

[@annayan2030]

otsukaresama!

[@ProfessorSnape22]

damn im really hoping to come here so bad and damn this looks soo clean and sanitary i will never see this in America

[@ndawibrahima675]

jaime bien

[@elgatoconmayo6877]

6:47

[@jabriilsaid2133]

Shibuya station hits different when you read jjk

[@andgate2000]

After being there it amazes me why people run for a train that comes every minute.

[@ゆうき-s5g8u]

渋谷と言えば若者の街であって駅前にハチ公像もあります。行ったら分かりますよ。 Speaking of Shibuya is a city of young people and there is also Hachiko statue in front of the station. I will understand when you go.

[@albertteng1191]

People dont seem to like wearing loud colors like red, or yellow or bright green

[@jjvans9434]

Because it is in the afternoon of a work day. Many people coming from work or going between work places

that is not always. i wear red and yellow.

[@chelo1680]

Viven muy de prisa los japoneses.

[@franciscogonzalez1956]

estoy sorprendido de ver que los japoneses no miran a nadie mientras caminan ?por que es esto?

[@TokyoStreetView]

Algún tipo de respeto a la vida privada supongo

[@faiyez]

A lo mejor tú no has vivido en una ciudad grande? Es muy impersonal.

[@franciscogonzalez1956]

Yo prefiero ver y ser visto aunque comprendo que es cuestión de cultura y gracias a TSV y Faiyez por sus observaciónes

[@MichaelOKeefe2009]

Almost every female Japanese PA announcer sounds the same.

[@fareezaqil5475]

Looks a lot like Orchard, Bugis, Somerset and Raffles underground in Singapore

[@izumi1970]

東急東横線だ！！！

[@ShowlidSnake]

Persona 5

[@endy384]

Listen what i say! - THIS IS METRO ! OKAY! ?

[@TokyoStreetView]

+En Dy you seems to have completely missed the point of this video. The focus here is Shibuya's station... and its many underground parts

[@endy384]

TokyoStreetView - Japan The Beautiful okay okay, its many underground parts flats rads! Listen what I say second times! - THIS IS - METRO CITY!!!!! OOOOOKAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU REMEMBER - AMERICA IS NUMBER ONE! USA NUMBER ONE! JAPAN IS NUMBER THREE!

[@j22Cr4zyDuck]

Japanese girl looks so cute

[@ShiroAisan]

Persona 5 brought me here x3

[@TokyoStreetView]

Man, I really have to check this game :D

[@nanchanpon760]

デブが２人しかいない・ゴミは１個だけ見つけた・恐ろしいほど静か

[@user-2hy5wt8]

ここの駅で迷子になったら、相当やばいねwww

[@無の人-z2e]

看板見れば大丈夫っしょ

[@ばくしょう政治家]

*

[@土曜の夜は子供を作るっちゃ]

エスカレーターが大阪と逆だｗｗ

[@fitnesstodaymagazine6715]

crowded traffic around the world is much the same.... hurry.

[@raet1045]

Weird for a jjk fan

[@cps6497]

fisheye effect is terrible :(