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You wont want to take just 1 train. Japanese trains are addicting

u will sir i wish ~

I'm 62. I've never been to Japan ($$$$$ I thought) but the more of Solo Solo's videos I watch, the more I think I should go, especially now that he's shown us the capsule hotels and how clean and quiet they are. That makes accomodations affordable enough I could go, and spend a week taking train and ferry rides. Never say never! 🥰

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It's not like Paris that is fast becoming an open air dump even worse than London

I know right! It's cause they care about their surroundings and respect the things that have been provided for them and as such are willing to pay someone to look after and clean things although i imaging that a street cleaner in Tokyo has a far easier job than one in say London. On that note I actually witnessed someone in London come out of a restaurant to empty their bin as the street cleaner was clearing up rubbish in the alley. They just tipped their small bin into the larger outdoor bin spilling rubbish on the floor as they did. They just left it and walked back inside!!!

As it should be everywhere.

That is good to know. I haven't been in almost 20 years and it was immaculate then. Glad their standards never dropped

@@shyman9023 The bunch of trash in the uk and us appear to be domestic.

Anime cats tho?

and NOBODY!

Why do I see you on so many videos?

Please save Buddhists

Ah, there you are.

You south Asian?

Heck u should see condition of toilets/floors in restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations; any place there is a public restroom in usa. Terrible! 😷🤢

I'm in america and its bio-hazard tier lol

@@neffyg35 Used syringes on the side?

@@sjv9147s if it goes through Kensington in Philadelphia lol

Japan offers quite a lot more than the US in the case of disability. I wish we had more accessible bathrooms, toilets and showers. The bidet feature, and sitting showers seem like such an obvious thing to put into a bathroom, but are totally absent unless you specifically seek out such features. Basic toilets and standing showers with no handhold bars or soap shelves seems to be the norm.

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Indeed, America stinks, especially when it comes to those with invisible (not easily noticeable) disabilities.

@@mrmaniac3 And also making cities less car dependent means that older, younger and disabled people can still retain their independence without having to be chauffeured around

@@coastaku1954 Yessss man I wish I could move around on my own

Lmao search Ukrainian, Hungarian or Romanian trains. You will immediately feel so much better about UK’s trains.

@@harryisakitten7347 Where I live, we don’t even have trains!😿

Yes, I can just imagine that train on a football trip. It would be a right off. That's why you will probably never see such a train in the UK. Sad but probably true. Interesting that you need instructions on how to take a dump!!

at least you have trains! here in the us there’s none, unless you live in a city like new york. it’s hard to find good public transportation here.

@@ahoee where in the US do you live? There are trains everywhere!

They work on a well known concept: When the journey time is under a certain amount between to cities, the time you save by using the fast train is often not worth it, when the other train can give you a better or similar comfort for the same price (or cheaper). For example: I would never use a fast train between Hamburg and Kiel or Munich and Salzburg. The time you save would also only be about 10-15 minutes and the comfort of modern regional trains is high enough to accept a 1-2h journey in them. From Salzburg to Vienna you also often not use the "Railjet" but the rival "Westbahn" because the travel time is nearly the same but the Westbahn is cheaper. Of course when you on the other hand want to go from Nagoya to Tokyo, using the Chuo line limited express trains is not an option - it would take 6h, instead of 2 with the Shinkansen. Also the same when you would use local trains on the Tokaido line. But in the case of Kintetsu railway it works - and that mostly because JNR when they decided on how to get from Nagoya to Osaka used the Gifu - Maibara - Kyoto corridor instead of the Nara one, which the Hinotori is using - the distance via Maibara is longer. (I of course understand, why the JNR in the 1960s decided to connect Kyoto too on the Shinkansen, as it's a major tourist hotspot)

nope, fast all the time for me even if its only 2 mins its worth it. My lifes too short to sit around looking at a seat eating crappy vending machine food. Shinkansen.

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@@seekhimwithallyourheartand3358 WTAF?! Nut job - this a video about trains go preach your stuff elsewhere

Fabulous images ..the thumbnail is reminiscent of a remake of Anna Karenina:) keep posting fabulous train videos I'm obsessed. Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

San Francisco likes it’s loony people

like how of the whole video,you gave that little detail attention? You must love the Japanese as much as I do...

It is impossible for a public area to be so clean outside of Disney World!!! This can't be real! 😶

I wanted to Swan dive into that meal. 😋

I especially liked that it has a good coffee machine. That's really something anywhere in the world, even moreso in a train!

My favorite thing about Japanese vending machines was that you could get both hot and cold drinks from the same machine. Not to mention that Suica/Pasmo was accepted virtually everywhere.

@@TXnine7nine It makes sense to me. Making drinks cold produces heat, which can be used to keep other drink hot.

They need to put vending machines into all the trains! ;) Actually, there are so many in the stations, they're sort of redundant on the train. But I guess if you're in a pinch and didn't have time to stop for something.

Sugoi

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I'm totally craving miso-katsu now... I think I've still got some miso paste left in the fridge....

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Fish Chan, you made my day, too:)

Yeah, that time goes by quickly when you're comfortable. I think this train is a great deal.

Well, imagine this: the price is only so high because of the Limited express fee. The normal price of that distance is 2410 Yen, the LE fee is 1930 Yen. The normal train needs 3:50 for the journey (with 30 min of transfer time, so the route itself takes 3:20h), while the LE needs 2:09h.

@@acmenipponair Ah. I suppose it depends on how much time you have to spare. I'd have a hard time justifying almost 4 hours to go 80-ish miles, but two hours is acceptable, even at the price I suppose.

premium is 2-1 seating

@@hamanakohamaneko7028 as a single traveler I’ll take it :~)

This is why Americans drive everywhere. Faster, cheaper, and much more comfortable.

@@MrJest2 also, more freedom

Funny Roy Rogers. Where is trigger??? 😍

Because there are literally no tourists in Japan at the moment, as Japan is only allowing 5000 per day to get into the country. And this Limited Express is mostly for tourists who want to go from Osaka to Nagoya. Normal japanese commuters would use only the Rapid train services, that also run between Osaka and Nagoya, but don't have the LE fee to be payed for.

What is a typewriter? You must have been born a long, long time ago 😉.

@@michaels3003 Well, I grew up in era of great advances in technology. When I was born my Uncle Urgh-Ahmb just had invented the hand axe for example 😂

@Michael S that's nothing. I can still remember stylus and clay tablets when I was a kid. 😆 🤣 😂

Depending on the day and hour is empty. This in not a normal commute train and weekdays are easy to find those trains with few people inside.

U guys had bullet trains in 1994 But those trains were removed Because they were at loss and public didn't use it so the company went bankrupt and removed bullet trains That's why America has no more bullet trains now

They wouldn't stay this clean and beautiful for long. I respect Japanese people, they have excellent manners. Most Americans and Europeans do not.