小田急前面展望 新百合ヶ丘→新宿 ＜Cabview Japan railway：Odakyu railway Shinyurigaoka → Shinjuku（2nd version）＞

This is a cab view of the Odakyu Electric Railway section from Shin-Yurigaoka Station to Shinjuku Station.
The previously uploaded video from Noborito Station to Shinjuku Station
• 小田急電鉄前面展望　登戸→新宿　＜Cabvi...
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I added a new section (Shin-Yurigaoka Station → Noborito Station) and added a subtitle with the station name to the map and video. The video from Noborito Station to Shinjuku Station is the same as the previous one, the trains coming from the other side are the same, and the voices of the passengers that can be heard are the same.
However, a map and caption have been added, making it easier to understand the positional relationship. Please note that the original video is the same.
Station name captions have been included for all stations that appear. If you have any thoughts, please let me know in the comments if this is okay, or if it would be easier to see if the names of some stations were omitted.
Odakyu Electric Railway opened in 1927. At that time, there was a small population along the line, and management was said to be difficult. After working in the electric power business, the founder, Toshimitsu Tsurumatsu, apparently wanted to start a railway company, so he laid railroad tracks in a straight line on undeveloped land.
It is said that his later years were unfortunate due to his failure in developing the mine. However, 100 years later, Odakyu Electric Railway has developed into one of Japan's leading private railways.
Odakyu Electric Railway homepage
www.odakyu.jp/...
Google map coordinates of Shin-Yurigaoka station
35.603658053441194, 139.50751826253855
Noborito Station
35.621088862176826, 139.5695826128138
Shinjuku station
35.68820607490997, 139.70045291677027
#cabview #japanrail #Odakyu＃前面展望 #小田急電鉄
小田急電鉄の前面展望　新百合ヶ丘→新宿間です。
先にアップしました登戸駅→新宿間の映像
• 小田急電鉄前面展望　登戸→新宿　＜Cabvi...
に、新百合ヶ丘駅→登戸駅間の映像を追加し、地図と駅名テロップを追加したバージョンとしてみました。
登戸駅→新宿駅間のオリジナル映像は、前のものと同一ですのでご注意下さるようお願いします。

[@ЛЬВИНИ]

Excellent shot.. Like me !!

[@ShanvicookingVlog-wq6dq]

क्या रेलगाड़ी चलते हैं अगर रेलगाड़ी चलाते होंगे तो हमारे देश भी लेकर अपनी रेलगाड़ी आई

[@14ikesan12]

भारत में रेलवे जापान से पहले 1853 में खुली, जो 1872 में खुली। जाहिर तौर पर, 1870 के दशक में एक अखबार के रिपोर्टर ने भारत में रेलवे के उद्घाटन के इतिहास के बारे में सुनने के बाद जापानी सरकार की आलोचना करते हुए कहा था, ''जापान में रेलवे निर्माण की गति धीमी है।''

[@SheeplessNW6]

Thanks for the updated journey! At 0:34 the horn is sounded, possibly because of the waving child on the left. I have a question, if you don't mind: a voice (possibly the driver) keeps calling out a single word, which sounds like "eigo", but I probably have that wrong. Why is this?

[@14ikesan12]

The phone call at 0:34 may be a greeting to the child on the left, as you say. There is still a long way to go to warn the platform, and there are no people on the platform making illegal movements. Words that the driver keeps saying. This method differs slightly depending on the railway company, so I can't say for sure, but it sounds to me like they're probably saying "teikoku." What is "teikoku" ? When written in kanji It's 定刻 ”定”（Tei） means “planned”. "刻”（koku） is time. Therefore, ``teikoku'' means ``on time.'' This is a word driver might say. ``It's tough being a train driver nowadays, because the operating status of trains is constantly monitored by computer system at signal stations,'' said a senior driver who is now retired. Thanks for your comment!

[@SheeplessNW6]

@@14ikesan12 thanks for your reply!

[@ShanvicookingVlog-wq6dq]

आपकी न्यू फ्रेंड्स आपको अगर हमारी भाषा समझ में आए तो जरूर जवाब देना❤❤❤❤

[@14ikesan12]

कई हिंदी भाषी लोग जापानी रेलवे में रुचि रखते हैं। वह मुझे बहुत खुश करता है।

[@ShanvicookingVlog-wq6dq]

क्या हम फ्रेंड्स बन सकते है

[@14ikesan12]

पहले से।

[@SanjayVartak-b2g]

Nice vedeo.

[@14ikesan12]

Thank you!