I'm from Poland. You have terribly narrow tram stops. But the movie is cool. I will not be here in Japan, but thanks to the internet I can see your wonderful country. Greetings.

I was there just after this film was made and went on the same line as well as walking from north to south. A beautiful City. Lovely to see all these places again. Always a pleasure to use Japanese Public transport.

Japan is so bloody clean and efficient it's scary.

私はポーランド出身です。 あなたはひどく狭い路面電車の停留所を持っています。 しかし、その映画はかっこいいです。 私は日本にはいませんが、インターネットのおかげであなたの素晴らしい国を見ることができます。よろしく。

very nice ride.

Excellent video! Thank You!

ありがとうございます。懐かしいです。14年前に長崎に行った。

@lazharlazhar9748

6 жыл бұрын

Julian Smith هشز

@slametwidodo1798

5 жыл бұрын

Youkata ne japan

Archaic, functional, wonderful old tech in good shape. That's like riding the spark should be. Thanks for filming and posting!

@candraws1717

2 жыл бұрын

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Hi thanks for this brilliant video everything works so well 🚋 trams and other traffic cars 🚗 and trucks

what a clean city

I love Nagasaki and I love its cute trams.

Excellent video, it's very interesting seeing everyday life from other countries. Where I live in Adelaide, South Australia we mainly have buses, with four suburban train lines in total around 180 km length and one tram line about 20 km in length, the tram runs from the main city to the seaside and is a constant source of frustration to other road users, as our tram line runs on a raised road section and cannot be crossed by other vehicles. I look forward to seeing more of your country, I love your engine videos as well!

Fantastic video 👍👍👍

Nice looking lighting on the poles.

Thanks 🙏 I've been waiting for these video of an other world 🌎 trams are fantastic any were you land thanks

9:45 I see they have mad taxi drivers as well.

@autoredox

Ай бұрын

It's a global thing haha

Que povo Educado. Parabéns

Dankeschön

that's a nice tram!

@janveenhof648

3 жыл бұрын

Dirthy glasses

What is with the jingle as the tram leaves the first station. It sounds nice, but we do not hear it for the rest of the video.

On here we have bus,Train,Tram,Boat,and the train named T-bane

We used to have a steam train it was set up in 1883 and stopped working in 1930!! It was loosing money all the time!!!! There is nothing left of the train except one of the stations:-(( Everything was sold for scrap at the time!!

This is were I’m born 🤩🤩 and from

Nice video, here in Malta we do not have trains or trams, we only have buses!!!!!

@nicopoge2533

8 жыл бұрын

There were many tram lines in Japanese cities and towns. But, those were closed by the progress of motorization after 1960s.

Fascinating video. It's nice to hear sectioned rails for so much. Continuous welded rail is smooth but kinda boring. What's with the "fading"/"pulsing" traffic lights? Also it's interesting to see the trams don't have many of their own dedicated signals when street running. 27:40 Sounding the horn/whistle/bell before moving off isn't a thing then? That almost ended badly. 29:00 High-vis clothing isn't a thing either, it seems.

@somethingclever1128

6 жыл бұрын

The camera captures frames at a fixed rate, which nearly lined up with a multiple of the very high frequency at which the lights blink. You wouldn't notice them blinking if you were actually on that street, or if the frame rate was different.

Tramwaje w nagasaki trochę z wyglądu przypominają wagony marek Tatra i Konstal a właściwie to wagon Konstal 105n znany z np. ulic albo raczej torów Warszawy i Krakowa

Hail Radiation

Interesting that many of the traffic signals appear to have a slow-cycling blinking feature. Some are so slow the signal is unlighted more than lighted.

@somethingclever1128

6 жыл бұрын

That's probably because these signals actually blink at a very high frequency, and the camera's FPS must have very nearly lined up with a multiple of said frequency, so every frame it takes the light appears to be just a little more lit or dimmed. It's an illusion, it's like when you try to film certain kinds of screens or LED displays and on the video it appears jagged and broken. If you were in the street, you wouldn't even notice the lights blinking.

that dual tone beep i heard must be a pmr446 walkie talkie

At 2:59 ... how are the junction points changed? Is that done by remote control? And at 4:04 ... what is that thump-thump-thump noise? Is that an air compressor? I can hear it starting and stopping throughout the video.

@nicopoge2533

7 жыл бұрын

Japanese tram system uses trolley contactor system for point control mechanism since 1950~1960s. This system has two method, time lag method and signal method. There is a rod-switch on the trolley, tram's current collector operates it by contact. The Nagasaki tram employs signal method. And, at 4:04 noise is an air compressor. Overview You can see a rod-switch with trolley and a selection white line on the pavement. 2:56 There is a selection signal (Horizontally two lamps) over the bus. 3:00 The selection signal has two sign. A left side lamp is indication "To left", and a right side lamp is indication "To right" 1. Tram driver passes over the selection line when selection signal displays the route of the tram. 2. Tram's current collector contacts rod-switch simultaneously. 3. Trolley contactor system operates point by selection signal's sign timing. 4. After a short time, a point is locked, and all crossing traffic light indicates "Stop", traffic light for tram indicates orange arrow "Clear ". Trolley contactor rod-switch commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Trolley_contactor_-_KCT.JPG commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Trolley_contactor_hakodate_transportation.JPG Street view goo.gl/maps/PudvebPoj7U2

Nice video ride. Too many short stops.

Every 10 Meters a Station? They not can walk these 10 Meters? o.O

03:02 How tracks were changed?

I think that Hong Kong has more interesting tram rides.

ブレーキ操作めちゃくちゃですね。 長崎電気軌道らしい。

@naonao8006

3 жыл бұрын

儲かってるんだよなぁ〜www

@SONGOKU-uo1mb

3 жыл бұрын

宣伝をたくさんいれることでスポンサー料も入る。それでも広島電鉄みたいに次の電停を案内したり、乗り換えを案内したりという車内メロディがあればなお使いやすいと思う。

It is a pity that in Mexico was decided to eliminate these types of transport, for decades.

@charonsferryold

7 жыл бұрын

Joela Agustina Valencia De La Cruz Same here in the US of A! :/

A couple of points.NO litter anywhere and all vehicles seem to be Japanese!

@juliansmith4295

7 жыл бұрын

There are no Korean cars, but there are European cars, sometimes with left-hand drive.

@rusaa5293

4 жыл бұрын

There was litter and European cars

I`d like to see some numpty Scientists and experts in Radiation come on to this post and tell us how its possible that after 70 odd years after the dropping of two Atomic Bombs, one on Nagasaki and the other on Hiroshima there is a thriving City now with the people looking so healthy and even trees growing when for years they tell us no life can form for millions of years due to Radiation.

Why does the traffic lights hide and reappear over and over again?

@nicopoge2533

6 жыл бұрын

In the video, the LED traffic lights is influenced by the shutter speed of the video camera. In fact, those LED lamps of traffic lights always turn on.

@swaminathansundaram427

6 жыл бұрын

after seeing the wonderful tram system of those country it is not ciear why the govt of india is hesitating to interduce in their major cities instead metros which is costly

This city has a huge business and shopping district compared to New York and Chicago. The downtown here goes on and on and on. Id Imagine Tokyo's business district is even larger.

THE driver wears white gloves!

@juliansmith4295

7 жыл бұрын

So do all train, bus and taxi drives in Japan.

35:50 Sounds from casino :-)

こんばんは長崎路面電車崇福寺前は赤迫

36:09 beautiful place

japan is country of modernity, but not for trams : this tram is look like trams in France before 1960 !!!

🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕

> Gets nuked > Continues to use old fashioned trams .-.

@somethingclever1128

6 жыл бұрын

Still a million times better than your shit ass country

You need to cut hour movies on stops!!!

@piotrpiotrowski6125

2 жыл бұрын

Your*

Whats up with all the midget cars??....LOL

@DJ_BROBOT

4 жыл бұрын

They're called Kei cars and the Japanese drive there because space is at a minimum there.. This is why our (American) car companies fail in Japan, because we don't give/make the Japanese Kei cars they like to drive.

What a horrible city!!!

@Tommy57736

2 жыл бұрын

This part of the city is not beautiful. But some other parts are very beautiful.

@andycheng9066

2 жыл бұрын

This area is more residential than touristy