Japan Travel TV Narita Airport Bus or Suica Deal Express Train?

[katiewishart]

japan reminds me what school is like try to go home how many people they was. and that was in outback town

[eatmycakeshow]

Wow! Chris is awesome. Makes me want to go to Japan.

[mjstar27]

why don't you have more vids?

[nthglasScotland]

Yet another travel video voiced-over by a "loud" Yank. Will these people not realise they are NOT the world.

[cityend]

@nthglasScotland I remember this guy mentioning once in his other video that he was born and raised in Japan.

[pesmig]

hi chris, i really love your movies. How do you have those separtors and maps animation ? From where did you doewnload ?

[makthejap]

The new Keisei Skyliner train takes you to Nippori in 36 minutes and Ueno in 41, and it only costs 2400yen!!!



[pesmig]

Why some people that dont like it ? This video was well worked. There always someone who dont like good videos. At least, sensd a video response with a better video.  Good job Chris Gen. You're very professional.

[alan1987ist]

thank to ypu I was able to get to Ebisu and I did not get lost in Tokyou YOU'RE GREAT!!!

[DeepBlueSkyy]

make more

[hyderulez94]

Omg dude you kinda look and def.sound like matthew broderick from ferris bueller's day off. xD

[adventurem210]

Catch My Video Channel and Win Travel Adventure

[hiroshi1963jp]

this was a great video. thank you!

[john123033]

nice video



[john123033]

Thank for sharing



[fendertexas]

awesome thanks for posting

[dynallc]

No more videos? :(

[mrFragaz]

BURN NARITA AIRPORT

[tomsega]

I'm not going to be get there jetlagged and tired.. it's only two hours from Seoul.. ;)

[jdkt2002]

Hey! My arrival in Narita airport was perfect..thanks to your vid. I followed exactly what you told here and it was pretty easy. Thanks for sharing. When I saw the familiar landmarks, it wasn't that scary anymore. Went to that ticket office to buy the Suica card and went straight to Asakusa. Thanks again! I'm recommending this video to my friends who'll be going there next month. :)

[haczel]

@jdkt2002 wow. you went on your own, alone? O.o

[PSNpod]

Dude im going to subscribe you, cause Japan is my dream travel. Hope i live there too.

Thanks for posting helpful and awesome videos. :)

[wanderleiqueiroga]

Great, thanks.

[wingersx]

hell yea next time im going there to do that to save money tnx dude...

[sonikku10]

I wish this video existed last March when I went to Japan-- my flight got in late to Narita, and I spent about an hour trying to figure out how to get to Atsugi. I ended up taking the limousine bus since it was going to leave in 15 minutes, instead of the JR Express, which I had to wait another hour for. Sure it took awhile to get to where I needed to go, but I got to see the busy Tokyo expressways during rush hour.

[sickmonkey]

The host is a prat. He's talking and acting as if he invented the place.

[indigoendz]

Kinda wish i had stumbed onto this before my trip to japan. This information would have been very helpful as I was just travelling around by myself! Hope to see more videos so I can plan my next trip to Japan! Thanks Chris!

[Crackmandan]

Great video, this is exactly the kind of information I need to know, for when I make a trip to Japan. Thanks!.

[DeMichaelSuperFan]

For a long term stay, would you recommend buying the Suika card immediately versus the Keisei line?

[DaanSan90]

Love Japan, also love the video. Cant wait till i will finally visit Japan :)

[NattyGcomedy]

hi,your vids are really helpful for advice for a first trip to japan or even if youve bin your self its still handy.

[amicrowaveoven]

lots of pretty sweetmeats & porno manga in the convenient store of Narita Airport

[enmitychiq]

hey this such a great video. i'm planning on going to tokyo this summer but i was wondering whats the difference between Suica card and the PASMO card?

[ITsHardstyle]

can u use sucia on shinkansen?

also, is there other places to easy get suica pass?

[angellicdeviljs]

i wish u made more vids like this! nice vid!

[Elvikowsky]

You can save another 2000 yen or so by going on the Keisei Line. But that's definitely for advanced users only, you will have to switch in Ueno, if you wanna go to Tokyo station.

[FunTravelTVshow]

Thanks for the tips!

[sagranda]

"Please, subscribe!" She is so cute :)

[ReisenTV]

Amazing vid!

[nikonninja]

Well done, very professional looking and informative for newbies. Keep up the great work Chris.

[DingeZZ]

Does the Japan Rail Pass include the train ride from Narita to Shinjuku?

And, in The Netherlands we now have a card that is pretty similar to the Suica but includes all public transport nationwide. (Well at least when it's done, right now in a few areas it's still not usable.)

[sagranda]

Yes, the JR Pass covers the services of the Narita Express train. The journey to Shinjuku should take about 60 minutes I think.

[heresteven]

super video. wish it was longer. knowing how things go over there really helps when visiting. hope you make more.

[BelAmyn75]

very good video with usefull advices thanks Chris!!

[Tyrontes]

Hey man. Really nice vid. However im still wondering if there is any kind of card that you can purchase that gives you 3 months of subway. In my description about how to get to my school it says 24,830 yen for a 3 month train pass. Where can i purchase this?

[BJbetchi]

really helpful video! going to japan on the 17th of december. i have one question though! can you go purchase the suica card and THEN go take the bus, because I think we will be too exhausted to be taking the train/subway. but we do want the suica card for other days when we're traveling around tokyo :-) I have watched all your vids and Tokyo seems like so much fun!

[Blade5468]

The last two seconds were by far the best.

Purizu Sabusukaraibu.

[tokyocooney]

Great video, awesome . But why not use the Keisei line? I always and only use the kesei regular commuter. Its a bit slow, but it drops you off in Ueno or Nishi-nippori for the cheapest fare of any of the options. 1,000 yen one way.

[JapanTravelTV]

Hey Cooney!

Keisi line is an awesome line and it def is one of the cheapest way to go.

I should have extend the video into more deatil about the Kesei line. You know what, I will probably do this video again!

Thank man!

[hitachiota]

@JapanTravelTV

...then why do you put a big red X over the Keisei ticket booth on the map and discourage viewers of this video from using the keisei line???

[superjew1000]

I would like to travel to japan ,but I do not wish to travel to tokyo.Would you tell me of some places that are a bit cheaper?

[fakenphoney]

@tokyocooney Suica (スイカ Suika?) is a rechargeable contactless smart card used as a fare card on train lines in Japan. Launched in November 2001, the card is usable currently in the Kantō region, at JR East stations near Sendai and Niigata. 

[mikadoesmakeup]

LOVE your vids!!! :)

[ChaseG4L]

daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaang good vid chris!!!!!!!!!!!!! havent seen u made a vid in a long time.

[dongbangjunior]

if only JapanTravelTV was created in 2008 i would have saved alot lol, i'll remember this next time i go. Thanks

[tokyoluv01]

I always give the same tips to anyone going in japan. It even says in the pamphlet that comes with your nex/suica card NEX+SUICA IS A VERY GOOD DEAL, they cant lie to you!

[lostinxlation]

I guess most of the tourists comming to Japan already has JR pass(otherwise it costs them a fortune to get around the country), therefore, JR is only option for them.

[JSLstudio]

This is awesome...!! i goin to japan in spring and this really help!

[JapanTravelTV]

Thank you!!

[JSLstudio]

btw i have some question. what time do they last train/subway services end? just to make sure i knew the rough timing so i would expect to take a cab while havin a late night in tokyo.

[larrya999]

@JapanTravelTV

Great Video. I am arriving at Narita end of this week and meeting a friend, so our plan is to meet at Starbucks in the basement next to the trains, The Starbuck you show in your video is this terminal 1? 

[chriscouture1]

airport bus to shinjuku awesome! a nice view of the counrty side, and just good intro to tokyo! Very nice! thanks Chris

[perdomot]

Nice video, really brought back memories. Used Narita Express first two trips but used Keisei Limited Express last time because its one third the price and it stops in Ueno where my cheapo hotel was. Hope you do a vid on the various cheap hotels to stay in. Used Sawanoya Ryokan and Aizuya Inn on my last trip. Excellent places. Keep up the good work.

[Izzit202]

Really nice clear video, very well presented. No idea if I'll ever go to Japan, but I suscribed anyway! Interesting to watch!

[simbot15]

Saw your video on Japan Probe and just subscribed to all your channels. Keep making videos like this, you're doing great! Can't wait to go to Japan some day!

[JapanTravelTV]

Hi Simbot san,

Thank you very much for your kind comment. I really appreciate it!

Great to meet you,

-Chris

[crazyjedimindtrick]

The graphics and editing are impressive, excellent work Chris.

[shikanomon]

My first comment got truncated, so I was not able to say what I wanted to. I think this is an excellent video. It is so helpful for first timers coming to Japan. The graphics are remarkable, especially the maps. Wow! That's real professional stuff! The transitions are done very well too. All around this is a very well thought out and executed video for Japan Travel TV. Congratulations.

[0729z]

↑hostel for you

[ericsurf6]

Subscribed! Well done Chris!

[JapanTravelTV]

Thank you Eric san!! You made my am!

[Mornedlorion]

Thank you for that very usefull information. next vacation is going to be tokyo. all rdy have my tickets ^^ :D so I loved this video and so easy to remember the info :)

[shikanomon]

This was a remarkably WELL done and informative video. It was so easy to get and the graphics were REALLY good and so informative. It sure makes negotiating NARITA

[Style100egal]

bonjour je suis de paris merci pour les info

so (thanks my friend 4 information

good work

[TheJapanChannelDcom]

Central Japan Airport in Nagoya is less intimidating for first timers :-)

Great editing and graphics on this video!

[fouzan91]

U must be a super-pro video editing dude, it looks sooo good and proffesional! Ill never get tired of watching ur videos...^_^

[mitchgara]

love it. totally awesome

[NegatioNZor]

This is the awesome. ^^ Handy tip, but it makes me want to be in Tokyo.... NOW! :D Most likely going to study somewhere around there next year, cant wait!

It looks really professional though, as a lot of other people are pointing out. :D

[askacheung]

Awesome video, had to watch it twice. Thx for the video!

[dragonballzgtgohan]

this video was the most awsomest thing ive seen O_O

[Noemhy13]

wow, this looks so professional! thank you for the videos!

[t3vion]

cheaper by keisei line 1000yen only

[xvirus2501]

Dude sick channel I subscribed to all your channels immediately. I think this type of channel is perfect and man the editing on those vids are crazy good. 5 min vids are perfect. Keeps attention span and also able to get good information. Thanks!

[gortex1us]

Great entertainment, and informative!

[tmrdrgz]

This was awesome.

[ve8729]

I usually take the Keisei to Ueno station since my hotel is usually in Asakusa, but this information is good nonetheless. Maybe next time I'll take the Narita Express.

[MissHannahMinx]

Wow, this vid is seriously rad. Well done.

[JapanTravelTV]

Thanks!

[ROBOROB0]

nice video chris! I'll be in Japan next year from march - april!

[axesent]

haha wish this was up pre september! =P I took the bus, It wasn't too bad and very easy to use when you are a noob. I'll use the subway when I'm back in april! Cheers!!!

[overider]

isn't it cheaper to take the Keisei limited express? Which cost only 10,00 yen

[arinco3817]

The graphics are the best on this video!

Keep going with the effort Chris, it will totally pay off

[goku88]

great first show! i love the country but haven't been back in years. keep those vids coming!

[JapanTravelTV]

Thanks Goku san!  Arigato!!

[7thwave42]

Great video man. I prefer the bus though, mainly because i usually arrive in Japan with a bunch of luggage and taking it on the train is a hassle i like to avoid as much as possible haha

cheers

[JapanTravelTV]

I love the bus too. I prefer going to Narita with the bus over the train any day. The only thing with the bus is you can totally get stuck in traffic. Especially during the evening rush hour between 5-7pm.

cheers

[asdlmaolol]

Excellent video Chris, the editing is so good I'm shocked, thanks a lot !

[ElevenColors]

Which terminal you arrive at depends entirely upon which airline you take. For example, United Airlines puts you into Terminal #1, American Airlines puts you into #2, with no Starbucks. Nevermind North/South.

Which train line is better for you also depends on where you're headed. JR is better tied in to the rest of the country but if you're headed to Ueno, maybe for a hotel or to catch a Shinkansen north, Keisei is better.

[JapanTravelTV]

hey Eleven,

Thanks for your detailed comment man! I really want to start a website that goes with this channel where we can put details about the topics.

I'm working on my editing skills so I can put the details on the videos but I want to include downloadable maps/google maps with directions and put it on a site.

Thanks again! You're knowledge is amazing!

[kittykgirl]

I just let the bus driver finger bang me for a free fare! YeAH JaPan!

[ck1film]

Theres even a cheaper way with single tickets and without the card but its somewhat time consuming (if I remember right).The route is also train/subway. I believe its the regular Keisei line from Narita Airport to the Motoyawata stop, then walk around the corner and transfer to the green Shinjuku Line.

[animeangela227]

is 3 500 yen $35?

great vid

[JAPAN7979]

11/7  1$= 90YEN

[Mystek23]

Awesome job Chris! Love it! Keep it up man.

[unrested]

lordy this is pro as hell looking?! you're definitely one of the peeps who got me all the subs and partnership so ill return the favor my featuring this channel in my other channel suggestion area

[chriscouture1]

nice! Good lookin out!

[hhanyu]

Your video is very informative. I always wonder how I get to Tokyo from Narita Airport. Thanks!

[BlackDreadBoy]

your vid production is fresh and exciting man keep it up

[212rocky212]

woa this is awesome!!, brings back memories too!

[iFukuyama]

wow.. Chris, this is awesome! Keep up the good work man! This could be on TV!

[mtothem93]

nice videos man :)

[Julllija5a]

It's a great video. It actually doesn't matter how long or short the video is if it's interesting. It's possible to get bored in 30seconds or to stick to the screen for 2 hours if it's fun.

[Chriseycarlyeah324]

awesome vid man thanks for making it, it will help when i got to japan one day

[WK4R]

AAH YES

YOU HAVE THE UNCLE RICE TRANSPORTS

WISDOM!

watch?v=GykHXxXWmU0

*SOUNDS GONG*

[axor22]

Nice and informative. And no,it wasn't to fast

[Andrarch]

wow man great vid

[Chyaddo]

Awesome Chris! Lovin' it~!

[mkpunkx]

Id love to see longer vids.

[MrJingjong]

Sugoi!! Otsukare!!

[huricanezz]

dude, that was great! :) i love the editing and what programme do you use? also i think the video time was just right, but have the odd one longer would be good :D thankx =)

[flowergirl1313]

To was a good length. Not too long, not too short.

[syke54]

damn! that was the most PROPER video i've seen, lol! Your new channel is too sick! 5mins vids are perfect because it doesn't get boring; straight to the point. Its good to cuz it gives you more opportunity to make more videos OFTEN with 5 min vids

[AndreR241]

Cool video. Thank you ;)

[StreetEnglishTV]

Do you guys want to see longer videos? was this too fast?

[JapanielGuerrera]

@StreetEnglishTV

Longer.....shorter......it doesn't matter!

Your new format is nicely edited and your content for this channel will always be great. Keep up the good work man!

[mashulja777]

AWESOME!

[ephemeross]

Very nice work, Chris!

[StreetEnglishTV]

thank you!

[drewbningen]

Amazing video editing!! after effects????

[StreetEnglishTV]

you're right! After Effects, Motion 4, composed on Final Cut 7