We Took Japan's Fastest Shinkansen From Tokyo to Osaka!

For our first ever bullet train ride, we decided to book the Nozomi Shinkansen from Tokyo to Osaka. This is Japan's fastest bullet train line, and we had a blast experiencing it and reviewing it for you! Our first impressions of Japan's fastest bullet trains is that the ride isn't long enough! We almost regret booking the fastest shinkansen, because we would have loved to be on the bullet train for longer.
Our journey started at Tokyo Station, which is where the Tokyo Metro and Shinkansen lines meet, meaning it is a super busy station! We highly recommend going to the platform a bit early so you can head to the front of the bullet trains and really enjoy these manmade wonders before boarding. Given that this is our bullet train ride in Japan, we are sharing our first impressions and full seat tour with you as we embark on this very fast 500km journey to Osaka.
If you're anything like us, you are strangely interested in what the washroom situation is like on trains. They are so varied around the world, and we were super interested to see what the bullet train washroom would be like given Japan's washrooms are world class. Let's just say, we were not disappointed!
If you are visiting Japan and are wondering how to book a bullet train ride in Japan, we've included information in this video to make sure you can easily book your bullet train ticket yourself. If you have trouble using the official JR website, you can always try Klook instead (which is a bit more foreigner friendly):
We've been on quite a few train rides during our travels, and this is definitely the cleanest and most on-time train that we have ever ridden. If you are traveling to Japan and plan to get the JR Pass to get around, you are in for a treat! The Shinkansen is such an efficient and pleasant experience. Not to mention, it feels like a proper Japanese travel experience all by itself! We think you will find our Shinkansen review video helpful in deciding whether train travel in Japan is right for you :)
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== Chapters ==
0:00 Navigating Tokyo Station
3:16 Mico is in love
5:35 How do these seats stack up?
8:36 First impressions of the bullet train
11:46 Japanese washrooms are famous for a reason
14:32 How do you book a bullet train ticket? 1
5:55 So much trust in Japan
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[@nicoleandmico]

We NEVER planned on visiting Japan 🇯🇵 but if you want to find out what changed our minds, head over to our first vlog in the Japan series here to get the full story! 😁 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX-wd3Vmn7iSqs0si=gyq5f0M3kLSXCWe6

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro

[@kamehameha-hwy98]

You are referring to a high-speed train that was built using foreign technology in an area that was previously undeveloped. You also mentioned that the initial survey was conducted in Japan for free, and the data was then leaked to China, which is an embarrassing situation.

[@atsushi7498]

日本に来てくれてありがとうございます😂

[@wunryu2064]

I love the first CG of Tokaido Shikansen line and map.

[@user-ji8wn7ex8r]

This video was a very good introduction to Japan's Tokaido Shinkansen. 　If you miss your Tokaido Shinkansen, you can ride in non-reserved seats (cars 1-3), so use the non-reserved seats on the next Shinkansen. You'll need to get in line early, but there's no additional charge. However, during busy periods such as the year-end and New Year holidays, there will be no unreserved seats.

[@genchan1224able]

新幹線は16両編成で約400mの長さがありますのでvery longですよね。新幹線のご利用ありがとうございます。また遊びに来てね✨

[@nicoleandmico]

うわー、400メートル！ でも信じられるよ、前を見つけようとしてるときは終わりがないように思えた 😃

[@user-hi3kq7vl6m]

日本旅行を計画している外国人さんには、とても参考になると思います。素晴らしい。

[@user-jq9lk5jv2z]

8:27 The space just below the window that you guys called trick ledge is often used to put smaller items like plastic bottles, ice cream, etc. The latest supreme model that you boarded has been redesigned to be a little wider to accommodate plastic bottles even with the window shades down.

[@ropcan6806]

新幹線をチケットレスで行けること知ってるとはすごいです。Ticketless Wonderful！

[@igatian1951522umare]

JRの宣伝をして頂いて有難うございます。二人が日本に貢献されてるのを嬉しく思います。これからも頑張ってください。

[@nicoleandmico]

ご視聴、ご支援いただき誠にありがとうございました！

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

​@@nicoleandmicoTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro

[@yooyooy4331]

ようこそ！日本💛

[@shsk_1201]

thanks for introducing SHINKANSEN in your program. It seems that you took a n700s type, and if you take other type like 700a, you would not have outlet on your arm rest. just an info. have fun travelling Japan and hopeful a lot of foreigners come to our country and enjoy!

[@phyliciajoykloes]

Wow! That those trains look interesting! As someone who used to travel five times a week with the railwaysystem in the Netherlands, it's cool to see how it goes elsewhere.

[@nicoleandmico]

Wow 5 times a week is a lot! We'd love to try more European trains some time, we've only been on a couple and they were great!

[@user-hv2mb4my9q]

ようこそ日本へ！エンジョイしてください😊

[@nicoleandmico]

どうもありがとうございます！

[@kagezo]

11:01 On the Tokaido Shinkansen, the wagon service for on-board sales has been discontinued. Therefore, you must purchase food and drinks before boarding. On-board sales still exists on other Shinkansen trains.

[@rcboatnut]

There is some chatter about the ending of food carts on the bullet trains, It is nice to see that for now you still can.

[@vladkhvan1326]

Thank you for sharing your travel videos - these are awesome!

[@nicoleandmico]

Glad you like them! 🤗

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

​@@nicoleandmicoTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro

[@user-cu3oq9no8u]

次の動画も楽しみだ！

[@Kim.Bandit.Sinbad]

Hello from a new subscriber! I'm so glad your video was introduced to me on my home page! I really enjoyed your reactions, commentary, and cheerful attitudes throughout your video. I can't wait to watch more of your previous and future videos. I'm from the US, but live and work in Japan and it's always fun and refreshing to see Japan again from the perspective of people traveling here. Thanks again for sharing your travels with us! Cheers!

[@nicoleandmico]

Awe thanks for joining us! We have had such a great time in Japan! We actually have family here so in a few weeks we will share of video of visiting them!

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

​@@nicoleandmicoTry it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro

[@user-fq8ix7xq2o]

日本を楽しんでくださいね😊また来日をしてくださいね😊

[@nicoleandmico]

ありがとう！ 日本ではエキサイティングな冒険が待っていますが、人生で何度も日本に戻ってくることは間違いありません 😊

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro

[@williamjayaraj9257]

Nice journey. Good.

[@user-kp6bw4wk9l]

素晴らしい動画です！

[@DLFH]

I wonder what snacks and adventures are next, perhaps some bento box trying and how's the coffee situation?

[@gigirumbaoasuzuki7175]

Suica card can use anywhere bullet train,normal train ,bus , taxi,convenience store, drink bendor machine,restaurant and some supermarket accepting also now… Next time try the Bullet train from Tokyo to Aomori Ken down Hokkaido ( HAYABUSA BULLET TRAIN) for fastest now in Japan. And if you have some company friends you can turn your seat so you guys can front to each other like in dinning table + when you ride in normal train is little bit cheaper than the normal amount…Well hope you enjoy your trip here in Japan and be safe guys!! Kampai 🥂

[@user-dy4qn4eu8u]

Thank you so much for introducing Japan's Shinkansen (Japan's bullet train) 😊 I believe that Japan's bullet trains are not only speedy, but also punctual, safe, quiet, and comfortable. Since Japan is not a very large country, Japanese cities have been formed around railway stations throughout the country. Japanese people often use bullet trains between major cities because it is faster to go to the train station than to the airport. However, since airplanes✈️ are faster than bullet trains by air, it is essentially a competition between airline companies and JR companies. In speed, Tohoku Shinkansen Hayabusa is currently running at the fastest speed in Japan at 320 km/h, but it is currently undergoing test runs with the aim of running at over 360 km/h. In Tokaido, Linear Chuo Shinkansen (Japan's maglev train, over 500km/h) construction is also underway. In the Tohoku region of Japan, there is also a unique bullet train called the Mini Shinkansen (towards Yamagata or Akita), so I would like you to visit the Tohoku region someday. The Yamagata Shinkansen is especially unique as it slowly travels from Fukushima through the beautiful mountains and countryside. Yamagata is blessed with great nature and hidden tourist spots, and is highly recommended as it has an abundance of high-quality ramen, beef, soba, rice, imoni soup, edamame, fruits, and sake.

[@soundcruising3137]

The Shinkansen you all rode on is the latest version of the Tokaido Shinkansen's N700 series, called the "Supreme" version. The maximum speed between Tokyo and Osaka is 275 km/h (170.8 mph). The maximum speed between Osaka and Hakata is 300km/h (186.4mph).

[@gallusgallusdomesticus235]

some corrections: 285km/h between Tokyo and Osaka, and N700S (supreme) is NOT under the N700 series. N700 series only has N700 (N stands for New, while the former one is called 700 series) and minor-updated version N700A (Advanced)

[@mariojsworld]

Great train ride.

[@nicoleandmico]

Thank you very much!

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

Japan: Bullet Train USA: Bullet Brain

[@hisayakunita7011]

Hi I'll give you an advice✌️　If you miss the Shinkansen you booked, you can still board a non-reserved seat on the next Shinkansen on the day of your reservation at no additional charge. We Japanese people are kind to others🇯🇵😊

[@tf6515]

東海道新幹線ならば晴れた日にE席側に座ると富士山が綺麗に見えます。日本人でも何度観ても綺麗だと思います。 また、最速であれば東北新幹線が300kmで営業運転してますね。途中の切り離しも楽しいです。 何にしても外国の方が日本を楽しんで頂けるのは有難いことですね。

[@tf6515]

ちなみに予約時のお話でしたが乗り遅れた場合は自由席ならば後発の電車にそのまま乗れます。車掌が英語ができるならば相談すれば座席が空いている場合は他の席にアサインしてくれますよ。

[@bigmoon730]

新幹線のFrontはカワセミが水しぶきを上げずに飛び込む姿を見て、 空気抵抗のない形状で、トンネルに入るときの爆音を軽減させるように カワセミのくちばしのフォルムを参考にのFrontデザインに生かしたんだ！ On the front of the Shinkansen, I saw a kingfisher dive into the water without making a splash. The shape has no air resistance, reducing the loud noise when entering the tunnel. We used the shape of a kingfisher's beak as a reference for the front design!

[@kaisermuto]

This nice couple did not take a Ekiben- station lunch or train lunch, it is very unfortunate. In Japan there exist 3000 kinds of ekiben lunch of all over Japan.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

I saw people buy bento at the train station before boarding

[@nicoleandmico]

Yeah, that's definitely possible! It's like a whole city in the train station, so there are lots of food options before boarding

[@user-zr4to4km8p]

俺はお金も、暇も無いので新幹線に乗れないよ😢君たちの動画観て自分も乗った気になるよ👍

[@nicoleandmico]

わかりました、電車はかなり高価になる可能性があります。

[@MarthaFelisia]

thank you, good information

[@nicoleandmico]

Glad it was helpful!

[@amyr3285]

I saw those steps leading up to the bullet train, oh no...are there elevators or maybe escalators on a side you might not have seen? I had knee surgery last spring and it's still hard for me to come down steps; going up is no problem but I fear there will be a place where there are only steps. I bought one of those steps to practice going up and down. I plan to go to Osaka and Kyoto from Tokyo, thanks so much for this video because it made tings look easier than I thought.

[@rajant.g.5071]

Great vlogs interest journey excellent performance super beautiful

[@nicoleandmico]

Thank you!!

[@user-sm2zt7cz8u]

Welcome to Osaka👏

[@nicoleandmico]

Thank you!

[@dev07845]

great video

[@nicoleandmico]

Thanks so much!

[@ryo6874]

It's nice to be introduced to the Shinkansen, but I wish they would speak in a lower tone in public places.

[@daifuku371]

In-car sales have been abolished, so you now have to buy from vending machines at Tokyo Station, Shin-Osaka Station, etc. (First class = green cars have in-car sales via mobile ordering on smartphones) There are on-board sales for regular cars beyond Shin-Osaka Station. The protrusion under the window with the blinds closed can also be used as an arm rest, but many Japanese people use it to place drinks, etc., in plastic bottles. The latest model, the N700S, was improved by making the protrusion wider to make it easier to place a plastic bottle even when the blinds are closed. On the N700A trains, which account for more than half of the Shinkansen trains, you cannot place a bottle if the blinds are closed, and the outlets are only by the window.

[@macsy1955]

It's okay if you miss the reserved train. If you buy a reserved seat ticket, you can sit, and if you take a non-reserved seat, you can use the ticket as it is.

[@kamehameha-hwy98]

Tokaido-Shinkansen has been in operation for over 50 years and has undergone many improvements. It has contributed to the development of Japan's economy and transportation system, and has also played a significant role in the advancement of railway technology in Japan. The maximum speed of Tokaido-Shinkansen reaches 285 km/h after passing Shin-Yokohama, which is the second station from Tokyo. Tokaido-Shinkansen can operate up to 17 trains per hour, with 12 of them being the express type "Nozomi" that runs between Tokyo and Shin-Osaka in less than 2.5 hours at a frequency of one train every five minutes.

[@ChocolateMorn]

Hi, how do you get your shinkansen ticket into your IC card? I will be visitin next week and we plan to go to Osaka by train from Tokyo. Thank you very much!

[@user-wx4gl5gh9r]

新幹線の旅を楽しんでいただけたのはよかったですが、駅弁は食べなかったんですね。東京駅で豊富な駅弁から選ぶ動画も見たかったです。

[@nicoleandmico]

次回はぜひ食べてみよう！ いつか必ずまた東京を訪れます😊

[@user-yl7sp8od8v]

うらやましい。私は初期の0系しか乗ったことがない・・

[@sushanitako5054]

Bullet trains are cool in japan

[@user-jt1xs6yv1y]

富士山がいつ出て来るか楽しみにしていましたが残念😢

[@nicoleandmico]

電車があまりにも速く動いていたので、私たちは乗り遅れてしまい、私たちもそれを探していました。 😭😭

[@user-of3no7vj2y]

How did you buy a Suica card? Ive read they were suspended in August 2023 due to a chip shortage.

[@Argis107]

If you want to keep your suitcase at your feet on the Shinkansen, it makes more sense to sit in a regular class reserved seat than in a green car, as there is more floor space.

[@hiromasamano1731]

If you miss your reserved train, you can take a train leaving after on non-reserved seat only same day with your same ticket without supplement.

[@ThGrWrggi]

Crazy how I'm doing the same thing today 🤯🖤!!

[@nicoleandmico]

No way, that's so cool! Have an amazing time!!!

[@alexsakon]

fyi if you have a large luggage, i.e. big check in suitcases, you can request to reserve the seats at the back of each car, and you can just slide in those suitcases behind the seats in the last row. also, noone has physical suica cards these days, you can just add it to your apple wallet and refill it and flash the phone at ticket booth, vending machine, convenience stores, etc.

[@kathleengiacalone6053]

do you recommend Suica or Pasmo? thanks! Enjoying your videos!

[@nicoleandmico]

We used Suica and it worked great for us in Tokyo, Osaka Kyoto and Nagasaki. We haven’t tried Pasmo though 🤔

[@user-cu2kx9zk3x]

日本の誇る新幹線 揺れない 遅れない 正確 日本人の気概

[@tatami41532]

On public transport, it's okay to have a conversation at a normal volume, as long as you don't make too much noise.

[@user-ip6ob7tz6o]

ただ自分と他人の許容量は違うからたまに、うるさくないかな？と周りに配慮する事は忘れないでください。

[@STA-2018]

Is it necessary to remove JR pass for shinkanse train or just swiping suica will do.

[@DanielReyes-lu5ui]

The train staff in the train actually did checked if you are sitting on your seat but they do it discreetly, they have this gadget that specifies which seats are supposed to be occupied by. But if you sat on the wrong seat they will asked for your ticket politely and will escort you to your correct seat. You missed the view of fujisan

[@nicoleandmico]

Oh wow, that's so interesting! It's nice they do it inconspicuously. It was nice to not be disturbed during our ride 😊😃

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro

[@ChicagoBulls2007]

Did you buy the tickets in advance or same day? How much is a 1 way/RT from Tokyo to Osaka? Thank you and great Vlog!

[@nicoleandmico]

We bought it in advance. I think we say the price at the end but I don’t remember. Suggest checking online though because it’s been a while and I’m sure the price has changed. Glad you enjoyed!

[@ryo6146]

多くの外国人が勘違いしているけど、東海道新幹線や山陽新幹線が日本一速い新幹線ではありません。 日本一速い新幹線は東北新幹線の「はやぶさ」「こまち」で、宇都宮～盛岡間で320km/hで走っています。

[@user-qw5hl9vx7h]

この動画は海外の人にはわかりやすいね

[@user-hk9zr3mz2s]

初めてコメントします。たのしい番組をありがとう。下にいくエスカレーターしかない場所もありますね。お年寄りや足の悪い方には、上にのぼるより下におりるほうがしんどいからだと思いますよ。よい旅を！

[@nicoleandmico]

それはとても理にかなっています。 エスカレーターについて説明してくれてありがとう！ 重いバックパックを背負って階段を上るのは良い運動になりました。

[@briansunny981]

600,000 persons use the station per a day! Shinjuku is the station more than 750,000 use. And one Shinkansen capacity btw Tokyo and Osaka is more than 1,300.

[@momoakb48]

In Japan, public places are supposed to be quiet. It can't be helped since it's my first time, but it seems a little noisy. Shooting videos is not good manners. Let's be a little quieter.

[@euberthvieira6543]

ADOREI VIAJAR COM VOCES

[@explainedeasyforyou]

hey really sorry for my earlier comment - here is a positive comment for not getting offended - you are great :)

[@pepeni1289]

Welcome to Japan Did you enjoy the Shinkansen? Please recline the seat to make yourself more relaxed. 　日本へようこそ 新幹線は楽しかったですか？ よりリラックスしていただくために、座席をリクライニングしてください。

[@nicoleandmico]

Yes it was wonderful, thank you for watching and commenting!

[@user-js7ps3in9w]

折角右側の席に座ったのに、富士山が見えなかったようで残念ですね。

[@kakimaro69]

新幹線の車窓から富士山が見えるのは、裾野が見えても頂上部分は雲がかかったりして、予想以上に珍しいですよ。

[@user-of4re9zy1m]

The Tokaido Shinkansen (from Tokyo to Shin-Osaka) has ended on-board sales on the Shinkansen "Nozomi" and "Hikari" trains at the end of October 2023. From now on, we recommend purchasing from vending machines located on station platforms.

[@user-of4re9zy1m]

Also, when taking videos or photos on the station platform, please do not lean your hands or body over the platform fence installed in front of the tracks, or take your smartphone outside with a selfie stick.

[@user-of4re9zy1m]

In order to avoid collisions, the arrival and departure of the Shinkansen may be delayed, or in the worst case scenario, a collision with a Shinkansen may occur. In that case, you will have to pay a large amount of compensation.

[@user-of4re9zy1m]

この動画を否定している訳ではなく、あくまで新幹線でのマナーを守って頂きたいという事です。

[@user-uz9ls5qd7k]

ありがとうございます！ 自分も旅行してみたいと思いました。

[@ha-qn5kn]

首都圏の人口は4300万人です🙆‍♀️ 東京のみで1400万人です😊 enjoy japan🎉

[@nicoleandmico]

すごいですね。 こんなに大きな街 😮

[@thomass4785]

The cart service in Shinkansen has been discontinued on Oct 31, 2023 due to labor shortage.

[@nicoleandmico]

No way! Hopefully it comes back, we were so grateful to have some drinks partway through 😊

[@saksaksack]

You can get SUICA with your iPhone.

[@vinepenguin]

You can buy a lunch box at the station. And you can eat it on the Shinkansen.

[@nicoleandmico]

Yes! Such a good idea! There were so many food options in the station

[@erichnkling1596]

You seem to have missed the view of Mt. Fuji from the train? On the way to Kyoto/Osaka you will get to see the view of Mt. Fuji after 40 minutes from Tokyo Station, and it will be visible for about 10 minutes.

[@nicoleandmico]

We were looking for it but you're right we totally missed it! haha we will just have to take the train again :)

[@vs123]

I like modern train

[@toshiyukiyoshida6718]

You looks like fun.

[@nicoleandmico]

Thanks1

[@hshiraki]

(Google Translation) 2:40 The paper you just took is not a ticket, it's just a note. Tickets are recorded in the Suica as digital data.

[@kitarrowJP]

タイトルに間違いあり。のぞみ285km/h、はやぶさ320km/h。東北新幹線のほうが高速なんだけど、なぜか外国人は東北へ行かないね。

[@nicoleandmico]

コメントありがとうございます！ タイトルには、東京から大阪まで行く最速の新幹線という意味があります。 もしかしたら、それは私たちが望んでいるほど明確ではないかもしれません。 ご清覧ありがとうございました！

[@gonbeinanasi9699]

@@nicoleandmico それなら日本一速いと書いたらダメ。

[@LordBagdanoff]

How long is the ride

[@DanielLopez-uf1mo]

How much was the Price for One way Ticket to Osaka..?

[@OMG_LoL]

Shinkansen timetables are in minutes, but crew members manage departure and arrival times in 15-second increments.😳

[@nicoleandmico]

So impressive!!

[@user-ns8xg3zc2i]

富士山が映っていませんでしたが、大阪へ向かう時に進行方向の右側の座席に座ると、 起きていれば、晴れた日に 新富士駅あたりで富士山を見る事が出来ます。 大阪から東京へ向かうのであれば、進行方向の左側の座席から富士山が見えます。

[@vyacheslavpivkin7924]

Конитюа, Сейкансен!

[@TaigaGoto]

Unfortunately, foods and drinks services finished in the Tokaido Shinkansen in March 2023.

[@user-jt3kp4sr5f]

そうだよー日本の電車は、 1分遅れても容赦なく置いて行かれるよー😂

[@grumpyuncle6859]

Too bad you didn't get to see Mt. Fuji on your way.😢 It really doesn't happen that often the weather cooperate with you to see the best Mt. Fuji scenery, with the white cap and no clouds to cover the summit, anyway.

[@nicoleandmico]

We'll just have to do the ride again :)

[@yumekoono6103]

25m ×16＝400m 　The length of the Shinkansen train

[@socks_cat356]

Each Shinkansen car is 25m long, so a 16-car train is 400m long, and the lead car is +2.35m x 2 = 404.7m. Have a nice trip.

[@user-QMC]

You have checked by the JR person, you taped in your video. They cross check the seat list with if anyone sitting there or not. So, if you do not purchase the seat reservation, but sitting in the reserved seat, the JR person will tell you as you are mistaking the spot.

[@tfdakabanedai1]

Unfortunately, from this year, you can't buy food and drinks inside the Shinkansen. You need to buy it in advance at the station store before boarding the Shinkansen, if you need something to eat or drink.

[@nicoleandmico]

So sad!

[@user-zu1ul9jw1w]

for your information. if you found an escalator going down, there must be the one going up. next time you do not need to go up by stairs.

[@nicoleandmico]

We'll have a better look around next time 😀

[@riffgroove]

I read somewhere that the Shinkansen has an average YEARLY delay of 20 seconds. The Japanese have their sh*t handled.

[@nicoleandmico]

Wow, they sure do!

[@ultrahotchopper]

Oh, you guys didint have a chance to see Mt. Fuji from the Shinkansen. Sorry for the unluckiness.

[@dittohead7425]

Great vid guys, but that's not the "Iconic" bullet train. The original "nose" actually looked like a bullet. It showcased Japan for the 64' Olympics. I rode it as a kid in 72, 73 and 77 and 84 I believe when my mom, who was Japanese, took me to visit my Japanese relatives..she was born during the Great Kanto earthquake of 23' in Osaka....miss you mom!!!!

[@Vickielindstrander]

The new Shinkansen, which will soon be in service, will have a speed of 600km/h.

[@MrLanternland]

Wow!!!

[@kakimaro69]

気を悪くしないで下さい。日本で一番早い新幹線というのは、その列車ではありません。 一番早いのは、東北新幹線「はやぶさ」号の宇都宮〜盛岡間で最高時速は、３２０km/hです。 東海道新幹線「のぞみ」号の東京〜新大阪間は、285km/hです。

[@peterwilliams7335]

Japan’s high speed rail has been exiting for long time, there is nothing new or special about it except to the American tourists who have never been exposed or experienced such technology in their home country, USA.

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,... the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro

[@rcboatnut]

you should not encourage people to take oversized luggage on the train without knowing or quoting the rules, be a good vlogger and share the correct information and follow the rules, they are in place for everyone's comfort and safety.

[@kagezo]

There is no problem with putting a backpack of this size on the Shinkansen rack. Please do not worry. On the Tokaido Shinkansen and Sanyo Shinkansen, there are dedicated seats with extra-large luggage space for passengers with large suitcases. They are located at the end of the vehicle and must be specified at time of booking. You can choose this when making an online reservation. Other Shinkansen and limited express trains may have a suitcase storage area on board, so please inquire at each JR station individually.

[@daifuku371]

On the Tokaido/Sanyo Shinkansen, you can bring baggage up to a total length and width of 160cm, and baggage exceeding this limit is free at the time of reservation, but if you are not carrying it or are using an unreserved seat, you can bring it in for a fee of $7. . An announcement is necessary, but is it so embarrassing that it's being said that much?

[@sierrawilliamson315]

I’m going in one week, I cannot bring a check in bag on it?

[@thn.s.4001]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@sierrawilliamson315 you cannot check in bag. you have to bring your bag yourself.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

I hv a friend who lives in osaka.

[@nicoleandmico]

Lucky!

[@user-uy5el6kf5x]

When you take the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Nagoya or Osaka, be sure to buy an Ekiben at Tokyo Station and enjoy it on the Shinkansen. This is also one of the ways Japanese people enjoy traveling. This is the same when going from Osaka to Tokyo.

[@user-wo3rf3qr6y]

東北新幹線も乗って下さいね😊こちらのスピードはのぞみより早い最高速度320km/hですよ🚄