Sorry, snoopy comic was not English, but Italian.

As an American it was humbling to take the bullet trains all over Japan. It's like going from 18th century to 21st century....starting with the food Excellent reporting! 🌟✨

You'll never see such a nice and clean train like that in the USA. Congrats Japan!

Generally speaking, Japan seems to be a very, very civilized country with respectful people.

I have visited Japan once and I fell in love in that country. Respectful people , amazing technology, delicious food and interesting culture and traditions.

I've always been intrigued by Japan's bullet trains, mainly because I know we'll never have such things in the US. Too many people and companies only interested in themselves to collaborate on something so efficient. Glad I watched this video.

I went to Japan in 1990 and went to Kyoto from Tokyo on the Shinkansen. I was completely blown away I was a 22 year old young man from the UK and had never seen anything like it. I would love to go again.

What a cool journey. Those trains are incredible feats of engineering. Thank you for another wonderful video.

What a wonderful journey. A much better experience than flying. Thank you for the opportunity to enjoy Japanese transit.

I lived in Japan from 2004 to 2009 and loved every minute of it. Such a beautiful and amazing country! Sadly, all of my negative experiences there involved other Americans

This was a wonderful experience! I have always been fascinated with the Japanese Bullet Trains . I am Handicapped & don't get around very well, but watching your video was so great! I am looking forward to viewing more of your videos. Thank you so much.

This country’s beauty and high tech simply amazes me and leaves the rest of the modernized world far behind.

What a beautiful video. Japan is the 'future' that the rest of the world will never get too. You are very lucky to live such a great country. The people are incredibly friendly and trustworthy. This video wasn't just about the luxury of a state-of-the-art train, but an insight to Japanese culture. You seem like a wonderful person. I am certainly a new subscriber. Japan's natural beauty is breathtaking.

Took an 8-hour Shinkansen trip from Shinagawa to Hakata (Fukuoka) 12 years ago. Aside from climbing Mount Fuji, one of my best experiences in Japan!

I've traveled nearly every train in the United States and it would certainly be nice if we could travel in trains as sleek as Japan has.

I have visited Japan twice . Love it . The people, culture, food , landscape, tradition. Amazing

As someone who has never been to Japan but who has wanted to go there, it was extremely interesting to watch. Great job! I loved all the little details too!

For people who are afraid of flying, this train service is a huge help and relief. I am happy to see such service like this. Thanks for sharing.

Loved this. I am in Japan right now using my JR Pass. I took your trip 18 years ago but at that time the Shinkansen only ran as far as Aomori, then you had to switch trains. I went through the amazing Seikan tunnel including the slightly scary station under the ocean which was leaking water when I was there. Gran Via looks very similar to first class on the Chinese high speed trains I took when I lived in China before the Pandemic - but they were, of course, much cheaper, at least for me on a western salary so I took them all the time. Of course, only Japan has service like Japan - the BEST.

On my recent trip to Japan I also went to Hokkaido and I took a Hayabusa too, but in Ordinary Class. Even on Ordinary Class, there's A LOT of legroom and the car bathroom is spacious and clean. Plus, Hokkaido is a sight to behold and it's quite a bit cooler than mainland Japan. Worth a visit! (I went in August) If you're going to Hokkaido do yourself a favour and book a night at the onsen town in Noboribetsu (1h45 from Sapporo, 2h30 from Hakodate). Beautiful town and tons of onsens to choose.

Esses trens do Japão são muito top, parecem mais uns aviões. Conforto e segurança.

Thank you for filming this amazing journey. Japan is truly beautiful in culture, technology and geography. Totally enjoyed this video.

As an American, this train really puts into perspective how behind we are in technology in certain categories. The cleanliness of station, the heatable meal by pulling a string and the respect for each other as humans is incredible. I hope America takes this route at some point. In the meantime can't wait to visit Japan. Thank you for the video.

No shouting, screeching or show boating, just an informative and relaxing video. I like this chap.

I loved this video. Even as a Japanese I'm not sure if I'll ever get to have that experience but it's good to see so much of it before you actually do! Thank you for making the video of your experience! Also made me more proud to be a Japanese and of my country!❤🇯🇵❤

Thanks for doing this video. I've been wanting to show people in the US how great the Shinkansen service is, and long ago, well before world War 2, US trains used to be as luxurious with some trains being entirely like Gran class, known as Pullman class in those days. Those days are gone now, but I will share this, hoping we can build enthusiasm over here for services like these.

I want to thank you for making your videos. Japan is one country I would absolutely LOVE to visit but will never. Your videos are fantastic and wonderful. I love how you just show some basic day to day things and keep the natural sounds instead of overlaying music in every scene. Thank you again for your videos. Keep up the great work 😎👍

I have been to Japan 5 times, I have a pal in Sapporo. I love it. Skiing, the food, the people. Your videos are absolutely fantastic. Great camera work and amusing subtitles 🤭. Keep us the brilliant work. Thank you from Manchester, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🙏🙏 👏

I've just returned from a brief visit to Tokyo. I didnt get to ride the Bullet train on this visit, though for sure next time. I have the highest respect for the people of Japan who are among the most civic minded & politest on this planet. Thank you sharing your own excellent vlog.

thank you so much for taking this long journey, I love Japan and their Bullet Trains so much. I totally understand why people gather around the trains and take pictures, it designed beautifully, inside and out! Can’t wait to ride one ( probably will ride more=>)someday!

I went in March this year visiting my son who is married to a beautiful Japanese lady. I experienced the Shinkansen, but only from Osaka to Tokyo.....That in itself was mind blowing. Thank you...I'm going again in March 2024...we want to go to Sapporo.I think its worth the money..!!

It looks really cozy but the price is very high, was it worth it? Apart from that, Japan has beautiful trains and great views, thank you for taking us with you.

Wonderful ❤ Japan is on another level 👌 👏 I wish to take a ride on that bullet train! Greetings from Johannesburg, South Africa

Really cool and user-friendly features like the reclining seat with fixed metal recline so the passenger in reverse clearly sees the boundary and it doesn't affect their section. Japan is just brilliant for this kind of thoughtful function built into every design decision whether that is cars, cameras or bullet trains. Yet still very expensive for this American...someday perhaps.

Thanks. The video is so well filmed and explained by subtitles that I feel I've experienced the same journey myself 😊

The HAYABUSA First Class looks like the ultimate way to experience Japan's fastest bullet train. I loved the scenic views and the overall experience you shared in this video. Japan's train system is truly world-class!

Such an amazing looking train, and i was amazed at the speed! the 2 meals you had looked very very yummy and made my mouth water! Also, like I told you in another video, Hokkaido is one of the very many places I wish to see when my girlfriend and I move to Tokyo next year. I learned about Hokkaido in the anime called Bakuon, and wanted to see pictures of Hokkaido, and instantly fell in love with the beautifulness of the area! Thank you again for another wonderful video, that was calming and relaxing for me after a stressful day! Can't wait for the next one!

Fun to watch. Very well made! Japan is an unknown land to me and it's great to be able to see it. Thank you!

I was fortunate enough to travel on this same train and route a couple of weeks ago. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience.

Thank you for this video. I will probably never get to visit Japan, but this gave me a vicarious experience of riding the train. A very clear and thorough presentation. it was brave of you to video the uncoupling and jump back on-board!

I have always loved Japanese bullet trains! These ones, the "E5 and H5 Series Shinkansen" are indeed a very interesting and a very attractive piece of Japanese railway engineering! I'm very impressed I love the colourful liveries and the shape of it!

Very impressive! If the two trains were only about €320, i'd say it was well worth it! A normal flight (IF cheaper), couldn't be much cheaper, while surely a first class flight would be quite a lot more! Similarly to where i recently travelled on a very nice car ferry for the first time, rather than flying, aside from the extra time it takes and similarly seemingly not having to go through tedious and invasive security checks, whenever you have the time, i'd say that you should choice any other form of travel rather than flying! 😮😂 . Overall i'm very impressed with what i saw, with even the other two classes on the train being nicer than most trains i've been on (what's the price from the other classes for the same route?!). The one thing i didn't like was the seemingly limited choice of food as some trains i've been on over the years had dining cars where they served a pretty extensive selection of food. (Unless there was a dining car with more choices that you didn't go to, which would have been nice to see!) While the "Western dishes" on this menu didn't look any different to the Asian ones... I wonder what the "Date Chicken Meatball" is?! - is it like a chicken burger or as i suspect, only a variation on the other Japanese dishes on offer - of course when travelling in other countries, you can't expect all the food to be to your liking, but if that wasn't some sort of chicken burger, there'd be nothing on that menu i'd really eat so i'd have to pack sandwiches! Also the "beef tongue" sounds rather unappetising and i'd be afraid that it was slimy, but it looked surprisingly like a portion of rashers! (sliced bacon) and MIGHT taste ok 😯 . I really enjoyed this video but the only thing i found rather odd and annoying was your use of American terms and American English, rather than more European ones and using British English! - for example, no-one but Americans uses the terms "restroom" or "powder room", they just say bathroom, toilet, WC etc, while the "powder room" just appears to be a sink and an extension of the bathroom! Anyway, you just gained a new fan! 😀🤘.

4:33 trains are so clean, that you can see a reflection of people in it. 😁That's amazing. Love Japan for its clean cities.

My wife is from Akita. Been all over the country but I love northern Japan the best. In my opinion it's an overlooked treasure by many foreigners.

Wow!!!! Thank you for showcasing the high-speed train and your journey to Sopporo! It is truly helpful for those who want to travel and see your beautiful country! Thank you 🙂

Thank you for the very informative "trip"! I enjoyed seeing all of the details that you shared. Sadly, I doubt that I will ever have the opportunity, but I would love to take the same trip. Impressive! Thank you so much!

we took that Hayabusu from Tokyo to Aomori a few weeks ago - the red part at the rear disconnected maybe at Morioka to continue to Akita, while the aqua front continued to Aomori. I wondered if it had a longest non-stop section being over an hour at full speed from maybe Sendai south coming back towards Tokyo. We had a JR Green Rail pass - wider seats, reserved only - it took me a while to work out the seat edge front socket was a Japanese 2-flat-pin power socket for 110V 2A so you need that kind of plug to charge your devices. I researched the way-elongated nose as I figured it wasn't needed for speed - turns out it's to reduce the bang when entering tunnels, of which there are many in Japan. Standard class seats seemed to be 3+2, green cars were 2+2, this gran class looks like maybe 2+1. Also my understanding is the 'fastest' Nozomi don't go any faster, they just make fewer stops - and all Shinkansen travel at the same max 320kph. My only complaint about green class seats were the electric recliner footrest was for a shorter person, and my six-footer toes would hit the seat in front when fully reclined. This gran class may have more legroom. And while people might assume the shinkansen to Hokkaido goes to Sapporo, AFAIK it doesn't and goes to Hakodate instead, which is some distance from Sapporo.

Wow, that looked just amazing. So spotlessly clean and beautifully presented. So sad in a way to see this compared to the UK trains (which fall way below that kind of standard, it's shameful really). The bullet train is something else too, amazing!

I remembered our trips in Spain, they also have very fast trains, which also travel 300~ km/h. We were traveling from Malaga to Seville.

I'm very jealous. I'd love to do this trip if I ever get to visit Japan.

Living the dream on Japan's fastest bullet train, HAYABUSA! 😍 First-class perks, breathtaking views, and a touch of luxury - this is travel goals! 🚄✨ #BulletTrainBliss #HAYABUSAAdventure

That was very entertaining and thank you for sharing your journey! The entire tour experience, gave a sense of being there and what to expect. Since I was a teen, I've always wanted to visit Okinawa. One of my instructors was from there. He said it was beautiful country. Maybe one day.

Been to Japan many times working as rigging supervisor on F1 great country used the bullet train a few times great service polite staff and always on time. Best thing about Japan you can get a vending machine in the street selling beer and other drinks and they don’t get vandalised, we in UK could learn a lot from Japan.

That looked like a pleasant trip, much better than the 25 hours I spent in an uncomfortable standard class train seat just a few days ago.

The trains are really sleek and state of the art looking! Very futuristic

I wish America would adopt the rail transport system like Japan's. I would use it and so would a lot of other folks as opposed to air transportation. those that do ride the rail Amtrak are disappointed for the most part. You folks are so organized, clean, and respectful.

What beautifully designed trains, I love the slippers & the self heating bento, very classy, Japan is definitely world leaders in stylish travel. ❤👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Loved riding it, so quiet, so fast, so clean!

What a lovely train journey! We Brits invented trains, but Japan perfected them! The diesel express train journey at the end reminds me of some of the scenic regional journeys you can make by diesel train on our network...

I am so glad India decided to opt for Shinkansen/use japanese technology. Eagerly waiting to see them in India. Hope to ride one soon in Japan

I’ve always wanted to go to Tokyo but now the Gran Class is absolutely on my bucket list 👍👍

Wait! How did you get my itinerary? I traveled the exact same route back in June! Since I love to travel, I had no problem spending hours on the Shinkansen. Very scenic! Thanks for making this video. It definitely brought back happy memories. 😁

always loved Japan... need to go there

What a truly amazing country Japan Is. The people are dignified and extremely polite. The Infrastructure is the best in the world. The country is spotless. Like this train, they utilise technology for the benefit for the people. It truly is a beautiful country. I'm from the UK and I hope to visit one day. With the way the west is heading, I'd love to stay there permanently.

A lovely video. The lack of talking so we hear only ambient sounds is very nice! I went to Japan once on business in the mid 80s. I loved everything about it.

It's so sad to see the Hayabusa carrying so few passengers all the way to Hokkaido, though I do feel like if they extended the line all the way to Sapporo more people would use it.

i just came from my near by beach in clearwater fl. and stumbled on this.. your country has very nice transportation systems we Americans could never compete. lol thanks for this video.. was very interesting to see how other country train systems . work.. how nicely it was made for comfort.. anyone riding a chicaco train. would be very impressed.. the speed of 200 mpr.. thats crazy fast.. would love an opertunity to travel that fast.. and still be able to walk around..lol cheers and best wish's from usa clearwater florida..

I love Japan and will put this on my to do list next time I go back. Great clip too.🙂

I enjoyed every minute, now Japan goes up on the list of countrys to visit.🤩

This train just looks fast, even before it moves!

Thank you for creating this video so we who might never experience the bullet train, see what it is like. So clean and fast as hell!

That's gonna be my next trip but I want to make it in winter to enjoy the Onsen and Winter festival in Hokkaido. And once again a great video. We all love your work doing these videos❤

Que lugar incrível, recomendo 😊

Wow! I went on one of the bullet trains in Japan! I wished in the US trains were like this ): it's train stations are grimy, dirty, and most of all dangerous, Thank you for sharing us you're adventure.

This is a great video, very well done, we love it, THANK YOU very much. Japan is one of the exceptional country that one must visit. It is on our list in year 2024.

Can you tell how fast the train is moving? Especially when your walking? What a fun way to travel!

Nice video. Love Japan & the people of Japan ❤

Thanks for a wonderful video. I do not think I will be ever lucky enough to do that journey myself so this was pretty exciting. 13:35 In parts of the World where toilet seats/ commodes are not prevalent and the squat position is used for the said purpose, some people mistakenly, ignorantly squat on top of the seat/ commode. This leaves foot prints on the seat and even worse, making the seat useless for the next passenger. You will see the same instruction on Indian Railways, for example. Regards,

Thank you for taking us on the journey with you - GREAT trip!!

Thanks for the video. I took my first couple of Shinkansens this year, whereas on my last trip to Japan I couldn't afford them. However I also took Shinkansens in Taiwan, where they are 1/3 the price per km. Same speed and efficiency, but they have just one line. But all trains in Japan are good.

The train coupling is used in Europe a lot as well. I've traveled first class on the TGV/Thalys a lot, I absolutely love it. It uses a pretty similar chair layout in the cabin. This is way more luxurious though. I would love to try this one day

Your channel always brings something great to the table. I really appreciate this! Thank you so much!

The Shinkansen looks like it should be driven by Gō Mifune. I had the Speed Racer jingle in my head through the whole video 😀

Absolutely magnifent specimens of engineering knowledge. To put all this together into a machine like the Bullet Train is a great feat. These people are great thinkers and there skills go beyond measure. They have gifts no one else has. They are Masters at what they do. Great video from the Experience JAPAN TRshow channel. Thank you

This is quite pricey but it looks so comfortable and relaxing. I want to do this journey!

Thank you for taking us with you on this trip. I think, for the most of us Japan is very strange. So it's good, to learn something about other cultures. Most strange for me (as German) is the politeness else- and everywhere. :)

Most splendid video and you made me see Japan one country i had no idea of how it would look. Got a sense of city and village. Very grateful to you. I may not be able to ever visit japan though i would love to see the cherry blossom and taste their tofu. Love to you from kerala India snd big thank you.👍

My only experience with fast trains is the Frecciarossa in Italy, which is not even close to as fast as Japanese bullet trains, but man, the first time i experienced it going up to full speed, I was floored! Che veloce! It's very fast.

I love how everything is shiny and clean, even back at hotel area. Thank you for the trip and the video!

I like Japan. Would love to visit it one day.

I would love to go to Japan one day. 🎉 it's on my number 1 places to go!

Great commentary video!!! Thanks for introducing us to Japan😊

I recently visited the Railway Museum in York, UK. They have a very old white and blue Shinkansen there, but looking at its old interior, it looks and feels well ahead of any UK trains I have been on. Seats are way more comfortable, set out in a two and three row set-up, and with some room to them, not bunched up so much. There is a small TV screen before the entrance where they show a short video of the new Superconducting Maglev Technology version. The woman reading the Snoopy book has some taste, great books. I don't know what I would eat in Japan, I don't like seafood and rice and, and I only eat simple English food. It looked very colourful and I was amazed at the box (chemicals) heating it up for you. Thanks for an insight into travel on those amazing trains.

Thank you for the relaxing and interesting video! The trees at the beginning were beautiful - like giant bonsai. And the train was incredible! Lovely colors on all of them. But...no Coke among all those drinks? Uncivilized! 😂 I agree, it was cool to see the train close itself after the decoupling...and I was thinking magnets, as well. Until next time - domo aringato.

First time to watch your videos, Japan is really beautiful and these fast trains looks amazing with high tech

This is on my bucket list in Japan. Love the videos, it’s so amazing and interesting to watch. What’s the name of your speed app used?

I was surprised at how small the meals are . I'm a skinny guy and tall but that there wouldn't be enough for me and probably most people. But Japan is very beautiful country with a lot of amazing history behind it . I love and respect 🙏 Japan

thank you for sharing video I'm Taiwanese, being an exchange student and studying in college near Tokyo I've had a ride from Hokkaido to Omiya station by the First class (Grand class) of shinkansen it's a really good experience with delicious food, comfortable seat and good staff servicing since the price of Grand class is a bit expensive but I really think everyone should try one time in your life

Nice trip. I went once from Milan to Paris, what was 9 hours if I'm not mistaken but the seat was not such convenient. How fast was the train in Hokkaido? That was also quite fast as it seems.

Being in a Bullet train is much better than being in an airplane.