@Epirc There are two reasons people there wear the white masks... one prevent flu germs to inhale, or, if the wear has a cold, not to spread the germs. two, some season/s the plant pollen causes allergy (this is big problem there) so to filter the air to inhale. Wonder if it really is effective, ..... but many people depend on the white masks.
LOL aish japanchannel, so you do live in aichi ken or gifu prefecture.... :/ if i could bump into you on the street that would be pretty cool (im on exchange atm)
I was born in Nagoya. There are three major railway companies, JR, Meitetsu and Kintesu at Nagoya St. I think Meitetsu is incredible, cause they has only one platform, and trains arrive in every three minutes from different regions and depart to different directions (see around 4:30). Very efficient system. Youn know the headquarter of Toyota the Efficient is next to Nagoya St.
what's with street performing in japan . do they allow people on the platform to perform like in chicago, nyc...etc...???? I do balloon art which I understand is very popular in japan. can a foreigner get a busking/ street peddler license there?? would really love to get immersed in japanese culture and learn the language. thank you very much for your videos.
Nagoya station is the tallest ( twin tower is owned by the station and direct to the train platforms) ,Kyoto station is the longest, Shinjuku station (Tokyo )is the busiest and has most exits (over 200 ). Japanese stations' good parts are " underground cities", and connected to many department stores , no comparison to Grand Central Station in New York .
Yes! I was in there practically everyday! We would always meet eachother at the silver clock on one of the sides of the station... don't know if you know what I'm talking about.
Most of the major train terminals in Japan make Southern Cross, Flinders street and Melbourne Central Station in Australia look tiny but dam I really liked the video =]
@selgeaus The taller one is for office (245 Meters, 51 Floors). The sister one is a luxurious hotel (226 Meters, 53 Floors). They were finished in December 99.
What can I say is I always have been impressed by this complex. A real gem, and a world class station =). I love Nagoya <3.
@Paganbreeze I was in Nagoya in October for a morning and I didn't even notice all the top bits and pieces... I guess you have to physically LOOK UP to see that they are there...
Great video man. I for one love public transportation and trains in general. Do you think you could get a video of the shinkonsen(sp?) passing you standing next to it? Assuming there is a safe way to do that of course. Or perhaps another video about the bullet train.
I didn't see any security officers anywhere. Is that standard practice? I know nothing of Japan, except the bad stuff of course I hear in the news. Just found this channel and is very interesting. Thank-you for posting these vids.
This is the biggest in terms of floor space, and then it seems a little disingenuous to call it the "biggest" because it isn't. Grand Central Station in NYC has the largest capacity in the world, and Beijing West is the largest that services trains. Nagoya's actual train capacity isn't very large actually. I've been there and if you didn't count the office towers and the shops, it really isn't that big in comparison. But it IS fun to go to, so don't let my nit-picking get you down :).
@TheJapanChannelDcom LOL, I'm not that big a nit-picker. If they want to call it the biggest, great for them. And wow I didn't realize people would be so put off by it to vote my comment down! Oh well. Didn't mean to get on people's wrong side.
Impressive. I use New York's Penn station and it is smaller and gets insanely crowded during rush hours. Infrastructure in the USA is failing due to lack of investment.
I stay there all the time, Marriott hotel, right on top of that building but I never knew that I sleep in a train station !!! LOL
Where's the Guinness certificate location? I've been there so many times but never saw it! I'll try to find it next time.
Although I think this is more like a train station under a complex coz the whole structure is not a train station. I'm not sure what is a Guinness 'definition' of station anyway. But it sure nice to know these fun facts! lol
@BoeingJetJockey Because mariot likely leases the space from the station, and whatever is owned by the station is considered part of the train station.
So the definition is, everything in the immediate area oned by the station.
I spent my first afternoon in Nagoya 名古屋 without even leaving the station ; Excellent train station . I really love all the little streets and suburbs around the station too . Your vids rock coz they're totally informative , without self-reflection or the " in-jokes" from other clique groups on YouTube reporting about Japan .
I am getting a bit sick and tired of all the people who are not even bothered to read the description, where you clearly state that there are many many more videos in your different playlists! Maybe once in a while you should not post a video, but only the description text! Saves you from always having to redirect people.....
Remember: Japanese are reliant on trains and stations are a consumer hub- every major business revolves itself around a station . Millions are pumped into maintenance and care; however the US is predominantly a car culture especially the west coast i.e Cali, so less care is given to train stations .
How clean and beautiful! The train station here in Los Angeles is horribly old and decayed compared to that station. We even have hundreds of birds living inside our station, flying around near the ceiling all day. It's a complete zoo here in Cali :(
The towers looked like theyre trying to build a space elevator. in the near future taking a shinkanzen on an afternoon chill above an eart orbiting japnese city would be frkin cool. Hey guys, the teleportation booth is on 3:01
America is behind in efficiency of the public transportation. We borrow a lot of good things/ideas from other countries, and we still don't have cell phone boosters in our Los Angeles subway stations. We need to upgrade our infrastructure.
There was a dream that America would have something similar to this. :( However, that dreamed died, and now, not even California has a chance to get it's own bullet train. Too bad, because I think it would have been really popular. Like how it is in Japan. ^^ I know my Dad would've loved it. ^^b And I know he would love this train station too.
It strikes me as odd, coming from The Netherlands: a country which only has more than one national railway system for 10 years now, that there are two railway stations right next door to each other to serve their own customers. Here, the different companies use the same railways, same buildings, heck they even use the same platforms! The only difference are the routes and the speed at which the trains run. I think transferring is more of a hassle the Japanese way for a change.. Thnx for the vid!
I think Shinjuku in Tokyo is the busiest. And i think it has the most exits or something. I'ts quite crazy. I've been lost in there a couple of times!
Awesome video. I've come to love the Japan trains and station because of my trips to Japan and have explored a couple of them just to see what's in them and some of the larger ones are amazing. Went to Kyoto last year and Kyoto station is amazing. I think the Shinjuku station is actually the busiest one, not Tokyo station. Hope you can do a "walking around a station" highlights video someday.
Everyone seems quite shocked by how busy it is. I'm not, but then growing up passing through kings cross station many times I suppose would make me used to busy train stations.
Having the doors open on one side to let people out before opening on the other to let them in (notice there's always one that goes out the in door - 4:48) just makes sense. Like having the trains stop exactly on their marks so people can line up in front of the doors. Japan personified.
Please make a video of Kanazawa Station if you ever go there, Mr JCD. It was listed as being in the top 15 worldwide, when judging stations for originality of architecture. In meantime, thanks for this one!
@TheJapanChannelDcom I don't mean to sound like a whiney bitch..but next time could you state the amount of feet is in as well..for your very western viewers?
There's a South Park episode called "Simpsons already did it!" in which the kids try to come up with a cartoon show of their own. But whatever they think off, it has already been done by the Simpsons. Why on earth do I think of that now?
@Jarzyniak It's for protecting your self and/or others from sickness, sometimes pollen, it's a custom. And it's really smart and shows why Japan is one of the most healthiest people. It's a shame other countries are too "scared" to adopt this.
@Jarzyniak about 1 in 10 or so wear then from what i have seen . they just like to be sanitary to stop the spreed of the flu and other things plus Tokyo being the biggest city in the world has a lot of pollution some like to protect them self from that .
Here in New Zealand We only have the 1 train buisness. With 2 tracks, one going one way, one going the other. Amazed at how japan has different train businesses.
Care to explain what people dressed in blue at 4:15 are?
It's amasing how the Tokyo train station gets 20million passengers each day. That's 4 times the population of my country, Finland :O
Nikotiini69 3 days ago
2:24 isn't that one of the guys in Japan-Interviews?
Olehv94 2 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
it looks like ur getting on a train with a bunch of kids lol
A1234567890J1 1 month ago in playlist More videos from TheJapanChannelDcom
It is amazing how clean everything is in Japan.
Agoraphobicslove 1 month ago
I saw at least 2 people wearing medical type masks. Is this a common thing? Also......why? ;)
Epirc 1 month ago
@Epirc There are two reasons people there wear the white masks... one prevent flu germs to inhale, or, if the wear has a cold, not to spread the germs. two, some season/s the plant pollen causes allergy (this is big problem there) so to filter the air to inhale. Wonder if it really is effective, ..... but many people depend on the white masks.
MrJaxyagi 1 month ago
@Epirc its usually seen during pollen season since people are sensitive to high pollen levels with allergies. Some people do it here (Richmond, VA).
FatherLewis19 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
2:25 I saw a familiar face :D from one of your videos
CptEddyPrice 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
i thought the biggest train station was in india???
hitachi088 2 months ago
1:41 Thats 2/3 of the population of Canada passing through it everyday!
DrRandomFactor 2 months ago
its so refreshing to watch your videos man
dbako 2 months ago
LOL aish japanchannel, so you do live in aichi ken or gifu prefecture.... :/ if i could bump into you on the street that would be pretty cool (im on exchange atm)
anbuwildninjax 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
hey japanchannel, what is that cool spiral thing at 1:09?
slipknothim13 2 months ago in playlist More videos from TheJapanChannelDcom
@slipknothim13 Ya I want to know what that is 2!
hojo173 2 months ago
$25... I prefer to go to a good restaurant :D
Gebo371 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
i like MEITETSU' 3400 Classic streamliner before ww2,&nice also MEITETSU's RED!
nobuoka401 2 months ago
I was born in Nagoya. There are three major railway companies, JR, Meitetsu and Kintesu at Nagoya St. I think Meitetsu is incredible, cause they has only one platform, and trains arrive in every three minutes from different regions and depart to different directions (see around 4:30). Very efficient system. Youn know the headquarter of Toyota the Efficient is next to Nagoya St.
spartanfoxy 2 months ago
@Fuckingflesheater Boring? I've watched this video like 5 times already! :]
ugforthewin 2 months ago
what's with street performing in japan . do they allow people on the platform to perform like in chicago, nyc...etc...???? I do balloon art which I understand is very popular in japan. can a foreigner get a busking/ street peddler license there?? would really love to get immersed in japanese culture and learn the language. thank you very much for your videos.
circusboy90210 2 months ago
i like how your friend just stand nicely next to you. :)
nerd2172 2 months ago
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2:25 The guy in front standing still totally looks like the guy who can speak English very well from the interview video series.
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Nagoya station is the tallest ( twin tower is owned by the station and direct to the train platforms) ,Kyoto station is the longest, Shinjuku station (Tokyo )is the busiest and has most exits (over 200 ). Japanese stations' good parts are " underground cities", and connected to many department stores , no comparison to Grand Central Station in New York .
109mytiger 2 months ago
They need to put in some plants. The train station has a cold feeling to it.
heresteven 2 months ago
Nice Vids man Always good to have new vids from u :)
This rivals NYC.
ndgh209 2 months ago in playlist More videos from TheJapanChannelDcom
Yes! I was in there practically everyday! We would always meet eachother at the silver clock on one of the sides of the station... don't know if you know what I'm talking about.
bbygrl4055 2 months ago
Most of the major train terminals in Japan make Southern Cross, Flinders street and Melbourne Central Station in Australia look tiny but dam I really liked the video =]
billster1091 2 months ago
@billster1091 Lol another melbournite? :P The stations here are fairly tiny.
DemonofChaos264 2 months ago
Orange guy at 2:42 finds his own arm fascinating.
desertfeathers 2 months ago
It seems smaller and less busy than Kyoto Station, somehow. Even though Nagoya's is much higher, that's my feeling, from the video alone that is.
afronathan 2 months ago
What's in those twin tower buildings?? Office blocks?
selgeaus 2 months ago
@selgeaus The taller one is for office (245 Meters, 51 Floors). The sister one is a luxurious hotel (226 Meters, 53 Floors). They were finished in December 99.
What can I say is I always have been impressed by this complex. A real gem, and a world class station =). I love Nagoya <3.
Paganbreeze 2 months ago
@Paganbreeze I was in Nagoya in October for a morning and I didn't even notice all the top bits and pieces... I guess you have to physically LOOK UP to see that they are there...
selgeaus 2 months ago
The station looks so nice and organised.
Jeeeuuj 2 months ago
Looks just like an airport!
Some of the airports I have been to have subway systems of their own that take you to different parts of the airport.
Chibiicap 2 months ago
cool video
gohanDaniel1 2 months ago
Great video man. I for one love public transportation and trains in general. Do you think you could get a video of the shinkonsen(sp?) passing you standing next to it? Assuming there is a safe way to do that of course. Or perhaps another video about the bullet train.
Darbo314 2 months ago
I didn't see any security officers anywhere. Is that standard practice? I know nothing of Japan, except the bad stuff of course I hear in the news. Just found this channel and is very interesting. Thank-you for posting these vids.
catawbasmoke 2 months ago
This building is huge! I think my fear of heights would be troublin' me if I look up to the top xDD
Fiike89 2 months ago
I stayed just down the street. This place is huge.
Smithfilmproductions 2 months ago
Those helicopter pads are quite convenient. I'm always worried where to land my helicopter when picking up someone at the train station.
saotome77 2 months ago 5
Really nice video!! I really really wanted to watch this station in video!!! amazing!
listenerube 2 months ago
Imagine JR's revenue! Considering that they can build those huge towers! Ahaha
lexusES350h 2 months ago
I like trains...
alone4721 2 months ago
Very good, thank you for the video.
Nemesis093781 2 months ago
i think its 3 million per day - 20 million per week.
TheLOCATION100 2 months ago
Try penn station in nyc this time of year, its INSANEEE. I was just there today :)
FameOverDemisex 2 months ago
hhhheeeeeeyyyyyyy gggguuuuuyyyyyyyyysssssss!!
playstation2bigs 2 months ago
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This is the biggest in terms of floor space, and then it seems a little disingenuous to call it the "biggest" because it isn't. Grand Central Station in NYC has the largest capacity in the world, and Beijing West is the largest that services trains. Nagoya's actual train capacity isn't very large actually. I've been there and if you didn't count the office towers and the shops, it really isn't that big in comparison. But it IS fun to go to, so don't let my nit-picking get you down :).
eskercurve 2 months ago
@eskercurve
You should complain to Guinness Records and have them change it.
TheJapanChannelDcom 2 months ago 62
@TheJapanChannelDcom LOL, I'm not that big a nit-picker. If they want to call it the biggest, great for them. And wow I didn't realize people would be so put off by it to vote my comment down! Oh well. Didn't mean to get on people's wrong side.
eskercurve 2 months ago
@eskercurve BTW Shinjuku st has the Guinness record in terms of the number of passangers.
midoringo0108 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Impressive. I use New York's Penn station and it is smaller and gets insanely crowded during rush hours. Infrastructure in the USA is failing due to lack of investment.
lunhil12 2 months ago 25
I stay there all the time, Marriott hotel, right on top of that building but I never knew that I sleep in a train station !!! LOL
Where's the Guinness certificate location? I've been there so many times but never saw it! I'll try to find it next time.
Although I think this is more like a train station under a complex coz the whole structure is not a train station. I'm not sure what is a Guinness 'definition' of station anyway. But it sure nice to know these fun facts! lol
BoeingJetJockey 2 months ago
@BoeingJetJockey Because mariot likely leases the space from the station, and whatever is owned by the station is considered part of the train station.
So the definition is, everything in the immediate area oned by the station.
waltermh111 2 months ago
i like that train is still a modern use of transportation there. if you take a train in the U.S., people give you the hairy eye...
SarSezYes 2 months ago
I spent my first afternoon in Nagoya 名古屋 without even leaving the station ; Excellent train station . I really love all the little streets and suburbs around the station too . Your vids rock coz they're totally informative , without self-reflection or the " in-jokes" from other clique groups on YouTube reporting about Japan .
TheLanternmusic 2 months ago
すごい！すごい！
cloudstrifeification 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
And I thought the train station in DC over in America was huge. Super awesome video thought! :)
SuperTinypanda 2 months ago
The architecture is mind-blowing. Great video
ugforthewin 2 months ago
Love that shot of the Shinkansen!
0HOON0 2 months ago
Pff..and I as an architecture fan I´m all happy with the glassy 8 floors train station building on the city I study... xD
Thanks for another great video!
andrephx90 2 months ago
I am getting a bit sick and tired of all the people who are not even bothered to read the description, where you clearly state that there are many many more videos in your different playlists! Maybe once in a while you should not post a video, but only the description text! Saves you from always having to redirect people.....
gyqz 2 months ago
@gyqz
I'm sorry that i asked that question, I didn't notice that the subject was already covered in one of playlists.
Jarzyniak 2 months ago
"pretty intense"...yep that describes it well!!
irit8r 2 months ago
Remember: Japanese are reliant on trains and stations are a consumer hub- every major business revolves itself around a station . Millions are pumped into maintenance and care; however the US is predominantly a car culture especially the west coast i.e Cali, so less care is given to train stations .
TheLanternmusic 2 months ago
im guessing the guy from the interviews is your bff? lol
MegaDavetastic 2 months ago
@1997seanmac All first world countries are aging populations, you're logic is completely ridiculous.
LeafySuburb 2 months ago
there a aging population why do they need everything so big?
1997seanmac 2 months ago
How clean and beautiful! The train station here in Los Angeles is horribly old and decayed compared to that station. We even have hundreds of birds living inside our station, flying around near the ceiling all day. It's a complete zoo here in Cali :(
How I wish I was born Japanese.
SagaciousSilence 2 months ago
wow...im amazed at how clean it is...looks brand new
be ashamed america...be very ashamed
brabon1 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
The thumbnail made the buildings walls look like cloth. What building did you film the first part from?
sundownslayer 2 months ago
Thank you all for the responses
Jarzyniak 2 months ago
very interesting great video thanks
myanime101 2 months ago
How the hell did you film that high up?
tehsilentsoul 2 months ago
Why do they need something so big D: That's what I want to know.
MrMrG3AR 2 months ago
Nagoya has a huge aquarium and the world's largest planetarium.
hiragana3 2 months ago
I've been at Nagoya train station many times but I didn't notice that tower. Hahahaha.
rxlrex 2 months ago
I can never get enough of your narrating
LasVegasStripT 2 months ago
The towers looked like theyre trying to build a space elevator. in the near future taking a shinkanzen on an afternoon chill above an eart orbiting japnese city would be frkin cool. Hey guys, the teleportation booth is on 3:01
BahoUtot 2 months ago
America is behind in efficiency of the public transportation. We borrow a lot of good things/ideas from other countries, and we still don't have cell phone boosters in our Los Angeles subway stations. We need to upgrade our infrastructure.
mdk036 2 months ago
@mdk036 Our trains are from Italy, so they break down every winter. Hows that for ya? Lol
Degenskonto 2 months ago
Wow, that's what I call a big train station. Great! Thanks for showing it to us.
AndreR241 2 months ago
i've been there !
2naruto1 2 months ago
There was a dream that America would have something similar to this. :( However, that dreamed died, and now, not even California has a chance to get it's own bullet train. Too bad, because I think it would have been really popular. Like how it is in Japan. ^^ I know my Dad would've loved it. ^^b And I know he would love this train station too.
Scgod2 2 months ago
It strikes me as odd, coming from The Netherlands: a country which only has more than one national railway system for 10 years now, that there are two railway stations right next door to each other to serve their own customers. Here, the different companies use the same railways, same buildings, heck they even use the same platforms! The only difference are the routes and the speed at which the trains run. I think transferring is more of a hassle the Japanese way for a change.. Thnx for the vid!
CarnagerSDV 2 months ago
When I read the "Guinness" World records at the beginning, I thought about the beer!
What!? Guinness beer has a world records at a train station!?
ayendal 2 months ago
2:05 - I love how you're taller than everyone else in the station, lol. Awesome video, not boring at all!
Jimaera 2 months ago
Every time I watch his videos, I feel like I've heard God. XD
BearzTeddy 2 months ago
Wow. That's an impressive building!
Relatharr 2 months ago
I think Shinjuku in Tokyo is the busiest. And i think it has the most exits or something. I'ts quite crazy. I've been lost in there a couple of times!
satay71 2 months ago
@satay71 Definitely Shinjuku station is the busiest.Im Japanese and living in Shinjuku area,I even get lost sometimes...There are over 200 exits.
watashihayouko 2 months ago
Awesome video. I've come to love the Japan trains and station because of my trips to Japan and have explored a couple of them just to see what's in them and some of the larger ones are amazing. Went to Kyoto last year and Kyoto station is amazing. I think the Shinjuku station is actually the busiest one, not Tokyo station. Hope you can do a "walking around a station" highlights video someday.
perdomot 2 months ago
=3 Who shot JR?
=3 I dunno but they used a bullet... train.
TheLifePerfect 2 months ago
more videos like this one comming soon,hopefully :} !!
axor22 2 months ago
Everyone seems quite shocked by how busy it is. I'm not, but then growing up passing through kings cross station many times I suppose would make me used to busy train stations.
XtremeGoose 2 months ago
wow, this looks more like an airport than a train station!
vaypet 2 months ago
wow, if that was not even the busiest time of the day....then that is a very busy station. Very cool video.
GlockNinja 2 months ago
i'm in love with these videos! thanks for making!!
Th0usandMaster 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Love Japans trainsystem. It works there and it's efficient. In Sweden it doesn't, if you ever come to Sweden, bring a car.
Enemtee 2 months ago
Thats not a train station, thats a freaken airport O_O!
TheBlayzinAsian420 2 months ago
Good one! 5:29 You're really working here.
ericsurf6 2 months ago
I am not surprised at all, Japan is the master of train systems.
mellowsky47 2 months ago
This makes me feel much better about getting lost 50% of the time I go to Nagoya station!
It's funny it doesn't actually feel like a massive station... just lots of smaller areas that just keep on going!
fritzonvespa 2 months ago
Having the doors open on one side to let people out before opening on the other to let them in (notice there's always one that goes out the in door - 4:48) just makes sense. Like having the trains stop exactly on their marks so people can line up in front of the doors. Japan personified.
jfan4reva 2 months ago
awesome!
RapiDEraZeR 2 months ago
@tylerwalker2 - it would be based on architectural plans not on physical measurement :)
TheBigRedTom 2 months ago
i wonder how long it took guiness to measure every single floor of those buildings xD
tylerwalker2 2 months ago
Mr. Conductor, let me off on floor #66, please.
dickylobster 2 months ago
Please make a video of Kanazawa Station if you ever go there, Mr JCD. It was listed as being in the top 15 worldwide, when judging stations for originality of architecture. In meantime, thanks for this one!
Expresso98 2 months ago
@Expresso98
Already did.
Search "interesting train station" on the channel page.
TheJapanChannelDcom 2 months ago 14
@TheJapanChannelDcom I don't mean to sound like a whiney bitch..but next time could you state the amount of feet is in as well..for your very western viewers?
AgrivatedKillah 2 months ago
@TheJapanChannelDcom
There's a South Park episode called "Simpsons already did it!" in which the kids try to come up with a cartoon show of their own. But whatever they think off, it has already been done by the Simpsons. Why on earth do I think of that now?
michaelXXLF 2 months ago
sorry but someone had a mask on....Why????
ataylorai1 2 months ago
@ataylorai1 They were trying to prevent spreading their cold.
NeoGee 2 months ago
What's with the masks that some peaple wear?
Jarzyniak 2 months ago
@Jarzyniak
"how to" playlist... #31
TheJapanChannelDcom 2 months ago 14
@Jarzyniak It's for protecting your self and/or others from sickness, sometimes pollen, it's a custom. And it's really smart and shows why Japan is one of the most healthiest people. It's a shame other countries are too "scared" to adopt this.
MurdocLC 2 months ago
@Jarzyniak about 1 in 10 or so wear then from what i have seen . they just like to be sanitary to stop the spreed of the flu and other things plus Tokyo being the biggest city in the world has a lot of pollution some like to protect them self from that .
2naruto1 2 months ago
@Jarzyniak Its for when their sick so that they dont cough or sneeze on other people. The Japanese culture is very polite and considerate of others.
WiseSilverWolf 2 months ago
@Jarzyniak hmmm because they are probably sick and dont want to spread flu,,,,,0_0
Asleepymystikal 2 months ago
I think Shinjuku is the busiest station in the world.
iammike08 2 months ago
Wow! Puts NY train systems to shame.
1992calebw 2 months ago
Here in New Zealand We only have the 1 train buisness. With 2 tracks, one going one way, one going the other. Amazed at how japan has different train businesses.
Care to explain what people dressed in blue at 4:15 are?
EcstaticJack 2 months ago
wow! Japan is the best!!! 笑
GiulioMa 2 months ago
2:06 Reminds me how tall you are.
Ouroboros70 2 months ago 4
Very good video.. I love It thanks :)
Harutobi89 2 months ago
Nice how koordinated everything is:)
Gell1welt69 2 months ago
Trains are fun.
lemonrind 2 months ago
So: is it hard to find your way through there?
Jemima1377 2 months ago
2:24 it's the guy from the interviews!
BrokenClocks08 2 months ago 23
@BrokenClocks08
I think so. Good call. But is hair isn't as "spikey".
LetsPosting 2 months ago
@BrokenClocks08 hahah wow I was just going to comment the same thing lol
sweetfeat1 2 months ago
You get around pretty quick .
GaroesTheLamp 2 months ago
i really want to visit Japan
Blogination 2 months ago