I appreciate that they even showed the cleaning staff and how they operate as well. I like Kanako Taki's attitude and her approach to her work. Everyone is very respectable in their jobs.

6:57 you nearly killed me wtf

I visited Tokyo once. It's crazy how clean that city is. The bathrooms in gas stations are "hospital clean". Whereas in America, you could potentially contract chlamydia from peeing in a gas station urinal lol

I think Kanako san wanted to say, "precision beats power, timing beats speed."

God that _exploded view_ at the end scared me.

Japan has a very special place in my heart their technology their 🚆 just outstanding

6:57 guys it’s like 1AM that legit scared me

I didn't think Japan could still surprise me today, but this is honestly impressive.

The discipline the Japanese have is admirable.

One of the reason why Japan is more organized than other countries Is because they know their priorities and building it fast

0:34 "Autobots transform!"

If you want to see just how badly your country does things, go visit Japan where whatever it is you want to compare is done better. They are a remarkable people.

man that conductor uniform is beautiful

I like the way how the engine opens all of a sudden

This is unbelievable. They're just fantastic.

"I missed my train because it left too early." Thats skills. Usually, they are leaving or arriving late.

The hell dude that exploding inside view at the end scared the shit out of me!!

Anyone wondering why it says "a crew of 22 cleaners" for the entire train? It's because Japanese are known to be clean on their surroundings, the crew mostly do is to just adjust the seats and a bit of finishing touches and train is good for another ride.

stop scaring people with the 3D section god damn it !

4:00 I'm Japanese and I can confirm this is very true

This is totally an outstanding performance and Military precision… 🇯🇵

I love how Japan's bullet trains look futuristic wothout being pretentious like Elon Musk's Vegas Loop which are just claustrophobic tunnels for Teslas disguised as "the way of the future".

This technology just blows my mind

Wait wait...They issued an apology because the train was 20 secs..early. 20 secs EARLY!!!.. I'm here in New York waiting for my 1,243,543,345th apology from the MTA..Our trains are so late they make sure to tell you to " include train delays into your travels.."

can we appreciate the simulation of video which is very fantastic..this shoul d get more views

Train in Japan departed 20 seconds early: Massive Public Apology Meanwhile train in my country Arrived 10 minutes late and departed 10 minutes late because of failure: Commit Seppuku

This system is planned Dallas- Houston in Texas, USA. The control center monitors the high-speed train. 1:52

wow, super impressed with japanese high tech. nice to see how great a country it is.

Clean, Discipline, Hardworking, Time Management. Only in Japan

The fact that they respect the cleaners is a plus

The graphics are so realistic , it increased my anxiety lol

0:34 *i was high and this shit scared the fuck out of me*

"SIR WE LEFT THE TERMINAL 20 SECONDS EARLY." Company: APOLOGIZE! APOLOGIZE TO THE WORLD NOW!

For all those who think wanting to be a train driver is weird. Imagine driving a plane on land.

Great to see this machine in India very soon with the collaboration with Japanese Gov, many thanks for such transformation help to us Japan ❤️

When western world went crazy about plane, Japan was thinking it's too mainstream. A flying train.

I have got to go to Japan. My goodness

0:34 that’s amazing

Very interesting! Their train stations are amazing 🥺 come one New York😔😩😩

Hats off to the animation team!

thanks, our school is doing countries to make a project for, I was super lucky getting japan, and this really helped for the science part.

As an UG in Technology, Japan isn't a country, it's an emotion ;)

Where's the ATC? (Shinkansen ATC is not similar to those used in planes; it is a system that controls the train speed, if it detects the train going over, let's say 70 km/h after leaving Osaka, the ATC will automatically apply brakes until the train speed matched the limit.) ATC speeds for the Shinkansen depend on the line it is serving. For trains running west of Tokyo (Osaka, Okayama, Hiroshima, Kokura, Hakata) the original speeds are 0, 30, 70, 110, 160 and 210 km/h. However, an upgrade was made to increase the speed and accomodate newer rolling stock. So the new one is set at 0, 30, 70, 120, 170, 220, 230, 255, 270, 275, 285 and 300 km/h. For trains running east of Tokyo (Omiya, Sendai, Aomori, Kanazawa, Niigata) the speeds are set to 0, 30, 70, 110, 160, 210 and 240 km/h. DS-ATC, a variant of ATC-2, replaced these.

Really it is a nice vlog for one who are joining Railways and it is explained very well. Thank you so much for the vlog and please make a vlog on how does the braking system works on a Japanese bullet train.

The fastest line in Japan however, is the Tohoku Shinkansen from Tokyo to Sendai and further north

0:31 I just sprayed baby sauce

Man why dont we have these in america. Trains are so cool!

They driver looked very nice

The Japanese are an elegant people who deserve respect ❤️🇯🇵 😭 I love you🥺🌹

6:57 I thought this was youtube not The matrix stopping trains

JAPAN IS MY FAVOURITE in :36 i thought the train exploded and turn into small piece

gotta hand it to the japanese. the Danish IC3 can only reach 205 km pr hour (if pushed) usually never exceeds 165-180 on regular basis. The bullet train makes it look like the legoland train

6:58 you nearly gave me a heartattack goshhhhhh

That's really good cgi for a short documentary.

Bruh at 6:58 I though the train just exploded

My question is how does the high speed train work

Excellent video. Thank you for making this.

I wasn't ready for 0:33

They apologised for being EARLY? What a country.

Japan introduce the bullet train in the 60's. They not only had the foresight but also the engineering prowess. One country understood this well how it will helped the country's economy like it did for Japan. And it is copying the success. China.

Respect the punctuality and precision of the Japanese, amazing to say the least....

6:54 a sh*t you scared me i thought it broke i want to be in that train someday

Great animation

29 year looks 16 year old kid

Always work hard,Japanese People's thinking Work is worship...Domo arigato.

thats what you call DETAILS!!

Their train command station looking like the NASA command station 😂

japan always amaze me

the japanese people are amazing

one of my lifetime passion high speed train driver

0:35 6:54

ahaha gosh what a video, loved every second of it

This it not a train it’s a damn plane on wheels

So wild seeing people unmasked

"together they power the bullet train to 180m/h in a mere 3 mins..." Is that supposed to be impressive? I'm confused

Holy shit that opening animation. Sick!!!!

El hecho de tener un tiempo tan justo les pone en marcha

Wow nice narrator so epic

Great end

In portugal trains have 20 to 40 min delay if they had to make an apology statement on the national tv the woud probably be better off creating a tv channel for it

I do love trains

6:57 I thought disaster happened

Wait hold on.... A national apology bcuz the trian was 20 seconds early????

I would love to drive that train just one time

Why is it that Japan's bullet trains (SHINKANSEN) have been able to run for almost 60 years without derailment and without passenger casualties, even after major earthquakes? And why is it possible for high-speed Shinkansen trains to operate safely in the snow without interruption, despite the fact that Japan is one of the world's snowiest winter regions? This is possible because the Shinkansen makes use of Japan's abundant water resources, and all the mechanisms are designed from the manufacturing stage with the occurrence of natural disasters in mind. The Shinkansen is not designed for high-speed operation alone. Therefore, even if one were to copy and imitate in form only the mechanism of the Japanese Shinkansen, which can run even in snow, it would not be able to operate stably in the heavy snowfalls. The reason for this is that Japan, an island nation, and China, a continent, have completely different topographies and weather conditions, but there is no consideration or improvement for these differences. It is not surprising that simply duplicating a mechanism that fundamentally overlooks these geopolitical and climatic differences will not work. This is because the environmental requirements and problems to be solved are different from those in Japan. Snow removal methods invented in Japan can only be used in the Japanese environment. Because Japan is a geopolitically volcanic island, it has a natural environment with an abundance of clear water that gushes out almost for free. The snow removal system was conceived and designed based on this abundance of water. In the first place, on an arid continent where water resources are scarce, this method cannot be used and will not work from the start. The only way to deal with this is to come up with a different method suited to the continental environment from scratch. Nevertheless, if this point is ignored and the system is simply copied from Japanese mechanisms, Japanese snow removal methods and mechanisms for high-speed rail in a continental environment will be wasteful, costly, and unprofitable. We must not forget that Japan has an idiom that warns against wasteful spending, "use it like hot or cold water," and that everyone uses this phrase as a matter of course in their daily lives. To understand the feeling and common sense of this idiom, you must live in the special environment of Japan yourself to realize it. In other words, Japanese technology has been developed and perfected by using wisdom and making improvements upon improvements to overcome Japan's unique and special natural environment and to take advantage of the resources it is blessed with. If we are to imitate them, we must learn from this process of thinking and devising unique ways of thinking from the natural environment. What Japanese religion, culture, behavior, norms, and traditions have in common is the existence of a natural environment that is the antithesis of good and evil. Japan is a land of abundant fresh water and food resources compared to anywhere else in the world, and at the same time, it is a land of harsh, large-scale natural disasters that occur on a regular basis. In order to survive as a species in this environment, they have developed a way of thinking that does not deny the environment, but rather accepts it, and how to coexist with it, making the most of the rich parts of nature and overcoming the dangerous parts of the natural environment. This is the common underlying factor and way of thinking across a wide range of Japanese cultures. This is not something that people around the world who grow up in different environments have in common. Even among Asian countries, the cultures and ways of thinking that have developed in continental and island countries are naturally different because of their completely different environments.

So this is where the national geographic narrator works now?

Sorry bro but as far as I heard, the Seimens Velaro train family is the world's fastest, at least on normal rails that is. The Seimens Valero trains are German built high-speed trains which can reach up to 320 least the Baurhie 411 can, and other countries such as Britain with it's Eurostar, Chinese high-speed rail, and others throughout the world have adopted the train.

What i understand From Japanese people is They feel great pride and Prevelidge in work for the Nation.Lest all is secondary. Wow

🚂Great Video👍

Mind blowing

Philippines can't relate. Were stuck here in LRT.

its clean no corona

Amazing video

After this pandemic. Ill meet you!

Japan is really an advance country

what an animation

Dude that's the music from the Interstellar trailer, wtf!

6:57 scarier then the horror movie..

like shinkansen

So japanese people can apologize for coming too early.