30 Things You Should Know About Japan's Trains

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• TR

  @traindude1949 · 2 years ago

  Adam, I agree , nothing prepares you for just how brilliant the rail system is, nor how amazing Japan and its culture is, Can't wait for your remaining videos.

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• PA

  @PaulTrains · 2 years ago

  Love Japan, and love Japanese trains / stations / culture ... the lot!<br><br>Your video of the Top 30 is brilliant, Adam. &nbsp;Thank you for pulling it together!<br><br>Really looking forward to your trip vids 🤩

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• XR

  @xr6lad · 2 years ago

  Lovely to see you back. Was getting a bit worried you’d got tired of making videos. &nbsp;Now we know - a big Japan trip.

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• LA

  @larryingle9966 · 2 years ago

  Great video Adam, well done! Worth waiting for! 👍

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• SA

  @sarbaazchabahar · 2 years ago

  Japan has always impressed me, especially with its incredible trains! They are technological marvels. Thank you for sharing your amazing videos, Adam. Cheers 🍺✌️

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• SH

  @Shinkansen1966 · 2 years ago

  Been to Japan four times, all with plenty of train. Adam’s 39 things is an excellent summary.

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• TA

  @TattooMyWombat · 2 years ago

  Many Thanks for Another Great Video..

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• SB

  @sbose64 · 2 years ago

  adams detailing and japans railroad efficiency to a super human level. makes it a compulsive and engaging video to watch. perhaps the first aussie channel to cover the japan railroad system. and it keeps you glued to every frame, every second. delightful and an eyeopener.

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• KA

  @kal4314 · 1 year ago

  日本の列車を楽しく、詳しくご紹介ありがとうございます！<br>お箸お上手ですね。楽しく拝見させて頂きました。

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• SH

  @shanellstrehlow7110 · 2 years ago

  Another wonderful video Adam. Train travel in Japan is quite awesome yet unique. This was very well presented and highly informative. I have never traveled by train so I find your videos very helpful. Thank you and awesome to see another high quality video from you.

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• MA

  @magtje · 2 years ago

  The world has a lot to learn from Japan, not just train waise but as a society (rule abiding, respect to others etc...) and how they plan, build and operate infrastructure and important services.

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• AM

  @amivienna2011 · 1 year ago

  It is amazing to see how much you took time to take all those videos featuring the charcteristics (and peculiarity) of Japanese trains. Even me as Japanese, there are many trains that I have never seen or did not know. I also like to travel by train in Japan (even if it takes longer than planes). It allows you to enjoy the stay inside and look the seneary outside, and work (if necessary) in the train in peace!

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