This is a video of trains on the Asanogawa Line of the Hokuriku Railroad, mainly featuring running scenes and scenes of arrivals and departures from stations.
I think you will enjoy this video if you want to see purely railroad footage.
This video was taken and released in July 2021, but was suspended after August 24, 2022, because it contained scenes filmed without permission on private property near Awagasaki Station.
After that, I was considering adding new scenes and re-editing the video, but since I do not have time to take new scenes, we have decided to delete only the problematic scenes and re-release the video.
Vehicles: Series 8000 and Series 03
As of July 2021, all the trains in service have been introduced.
(8801F, 8802F, 8902F, 03-129F, 03-139F)
8802F retired in September 2022.
The camera (EOS R6) is fixed on a tripod.
The microphones are placed away from the camera, so there is no shutter sound.
0:00 Opening
0:11 Introduction of rolling stock
0:55 Scene1 Hokutetsu Kanazawa Station
1:57 Scene2 Nanatsuya station
2:28 Scene3 Between Kamimoroe and Isobe
2:57 Scene4 Between Isobe and Waridashi
3:31 Scene5 Waridashi station
4:45 Scene6 Mitsukuchi station
5:49 Scene7 Between Mitsukuchi and Mitsuya
6:30 Scene8 Mitsuya station
10:49 Scene9 Between Mitsuya and Okobata
11:16 Scene10 Between Kitama and Kagatsume
12:13 Scene11 Between Kagatsume and Awagasaki
13:00 Scene12 Between Awagasaki and Uchinada
13:32 Scene13 Uchinada station
(Changes in the 2nd version)
- I deleted the scene of the down train near Awagasaki station.
- I blurred some scenes to protect the viewer's privacy.
- I replaced the thumbnail image of Mitsuya Station with an image from a slightly different angle taken on a different day, as that photo won a prize in the Hokutetsu Photo Contest.
(That photo became the cover of the Hokuriku Railway Group wall calendar for 2023).
(It was not against contest rules to submit photos posted on my social networking sites, etc. Just in case.)
(Notice related to the scene deleted in the second edition)
The area adjacent to the Awagasaki Station platform is the parking lot of a nearby restaurant.
Please contact the restaurant in question in advance if you wish to take photos or videos there.
The restraurant is open in the evening, so, at the daytime, please contact them by phone.
You can know the phone number at front of the restaurant .