RIDING JAPAN'S FASTEST TRAIN! 🇯🇵 | Shinkansen Journey to Kyoto | Tokyo Travel Vlog

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   Shiroi_Karasu634 3 years ago

   Bus system is very confusing. Basicly you go inside in the backdoor and than you can take a ticket there outside a machine (a little paper thing) that shows where you get in and than you can pay in front at the driver after in the exact amount cash. If you have the Suica or Passmo IC card you can go in in the back and check in with your card at the IC Card terminal and afterwards instead of putting cash in the box beside the driver you use your suica again but i think its not possible in every bus around japan. Its very difficult hahaha. At 11:14 you can see how she is using her IC Card to pay but dont forget to check in after boarding on the ic card terminal on the back door

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   a7xgunslinger 3 years ago

   5:58 Great song, with those landscapes it must be a pleasure to travel long distances. 🥰

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   岡田茂吉 Mokichi Okada 3 years ago

   Japan train great! Nice video! From japan

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   Jeremy Brahm 3 years ago

   Pasmo works in tons of cities, but some city buses have front entrance vs rear entrance. So that also makes it confusing. I find it funny watching people buy individual tickets nowadays because the Pasmo just makes it so easy compared to the old days.

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   Jeremy Brahm 3 years ago

   You cannot get on all bullet trains with the rail pass. Nozomi is not covered and Mizuho is not either. Otherwise you have the other bullet trains which are have at least a couple an hour. If going west past Okayama you will need to transfer to a different bullet train to go further west. Reserved seats do not cost anything with the rail pass.

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   Liam Lee 3 years ago

   I definitely feel overwhelmed by Japan’s transit system from your video. I will be there for the first time next week 😒

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   Mao 3 years ago

   ✨Tip. When saying thankyou. Say the longer version "Arigato Gozaimasu". To make people feel 'oh! respect!'.
   Further, When in Kyoto and Osaka, say the local dialect thank you "okini". To put a smile on people's face.

   'Arigato Gozaimasu' is the more polite way to say thank you to strangers.
   The short form "Arigato" is no problem but casual, more suitable for friends. People of course understand it's natural for travelers to say only Arigato instead of Arigato Gozaimasu. So no one would really mind that.
   But it is slightly rude. In extreme cases, people can find it rude to hear Arigato from a stranger, like "am I close to you?", "you don't respect me?"
   But again, it's not a big deal. Saying the long thank you Arigato Gozaimasu to a staff or waiter subtly means you have more respect to them. So it is a great thing for anyone to do. It's a very easy thing after all.

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   Mao 3 years ago

   If you ever been in Osaka. Osaka is known for comedy, or Manzai. The stand-up comedy culture in Osaka is big. Also the whole population of Osaka is known for embracing comedy and good pranks. It's to the point that if you joke with anyone on the street of Osaka, most people will probably go alone with your joke and even extend it.
   So, you can try having fun with Osaka people with little jokes or pranks. It will surely break ice fast.

   One of the classic Osaka style comedy is モノボケmonoboke, which you act as totally misunderstand and using a thing in the wrong way. And let other people correct you.
   For example when people hand you a banana and you act like it is a phone and start talking with it. That's monoboke. And then it's other people's duty to be surprise and correct you. in a comedy way. The beauty of Osaka people, is that when you took the banana as a phone and then hand it over to another person saying "it's for you", they might go alone with you and pick it up as a phone, too. They will speak to it for a second and then say "ayyyy! it's a banana!"

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    Ronald McMullen 3 years ago

    Very nice video….what was the name of song when you were riding on train and is it difficult to find the right train if most of writing is in Japanese?

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    mattsoca1 3 years ago

    On a JR pass, seat reservations are free, but must be made before the scheduled departure at a ticket office or window. If using the Shinkansen at a busy time, I highly recommend making a reservation.

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    44 leed 3 years ago

    コンビニは何処にでもあります(≧∇≦)b

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    tarzou114514 3 years ago

    おススメに出てきましたよー

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    G Posner8 3 years ago

    I watched your train travel with a mixture of excitement,trepidation,fear,wonder and joy. 👍🙏👏🏻🤙✌️

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    Fayth Ang 3 years ago

    Bugatti: hold my W16 engine

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    Menmen channel 3 years ago

    Awesome riding in Shinkansen. Hope you enjoy. Stay safe

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    tomato oshima 3 years ago

    awww welcome to japan! enjoy your trip!!

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    TANUJ AADITYA 3 years ago

    Fast fast and fast it will go
    It will becomes automated as new ramen
    And will become new explosion to see
    And man will be found
    Dark with machines