長野電鉄前面展望 本郷→須坂 ＜Cabview Japanrail Nagano electric Railway Hongo Sta. → Suzaka Sta＞

[@JoseCampos-zr4te]

Muito bonito por onde passou! Parabéns! 👏👏😊👍🚂

[@BasicModelling]

Very good... :) :)

[@WorldofColor-ng5yc]

Really glad you decided to put this on KZbin. Yet another wonderful Japanese Rural line. Yes, it's sad to see patronage on many railways getting less, but tourist hotspots definitely help. I know that some lines have increased patronage by embracing some aspect of the line or area they serve, by a unique wrapping livery or train interior. Maybe Nagano Railway could do something similar.

[@14ikesan12]

Thank you for your comment. Nagano Electric Railway's management doesn't seem to be in such a tight spot. (Although it doesn't have the momentum it once had) I would like to see some new events again.

[@wandajackson3410]

A note on my own behalf - and because I don't want to add another unrelated link here without asking again: on my KZbin channel in the "Community" section as well as on my playlist "Taubertalbahn (KBS 782)" there is a complete cab ride from my home region and the valley where I live as of today [small tip: at time index 55:46 the train reaches my home town :-) ] Hope you‘re interested and you like it… and please take time in small sections - the video taken by „bwegt“ (german mobility portal) is very long with over one hour and forty four minutes Best regards 😊

[@14ikesan12]

Thank you for the introduction. I can see the footage you shot and breathe a little bit of German air. After all, my watch is still stopped and I believe the maximum force is 103.

[@garygeorge-xw6vj]

it is nice and interesting line

[@14ikesan12]

Thank you !

[@user-AZ-phil]

Coming out of a tunnel to find the line running through attractive residential areas with lots of greenery. And, lo, the track gang is well ahead of the weeds! Then single track and mixed open spaces (farms?), with more residences. A meet at a station, then off toward the mountains. Must be a weekend since there's very light patronage at the stations. A wonderful ride!