Azusa and Shinano Limited Expresses from Shinjuku to Nagoya & Smallest Soba Shop in Stations

In today’s video, I’ll be going to Nagoya station. If you go there by train, you usually get on a Shinkansen or bullet train from Tokyo station to Nagoya station. Instead of getting on a Shinkansen, I decided to try the mountain route to Nagoya station which takes about 5 hours. I hope you like my video.

0:00 Introduction
0:09 Shinjuku station
0:22 bullet train’s route from Tokyo to Nagoya
0:34 the cost of the bullet train
0:42 the mountain route from Shinjuku to Nagoya
0:59 the train fare
1:43 the beginning of the trip (Shinjuku station)
2:29 Azusa no.5 is arriving
2:57 getting on Azusa no.5
3:33 how to find a vacant seat
4:05 wi-fi speed
4:24 walking around train cars
4:54 a basin
5:08 toilets
6:06 scenery
6:30 Shiojiri station
7:06 Soba restaurant
8:52 Shinano is arriving
10:11 walking around train cars
10:30 a basin
10:37 toilets
11:24 in Nagoya city
11:53 arriving at Nagoya station