Thank you so much for showing me something I will NEVER see or ride. I live in California, I’m 75 and bed ridden that’s why I say I’ll never see or ride it. But you gave us a wonderful video of the ride up and down this rail system. Thank you so much!

@experience_japan

3 ай бұрын

I’m truly touched by your words. It means a lot to me that I could bring a piece of the world to you. Thank you for sharing your story with us.

@dulljumbo4321

2 ай бұрын

big dave, I hope you will live forever

@LeeLeeCRN

2 ай бұрын

Big hugs to u! I'm glad u can watch n enjoy these videos! I love watching these type of videos as well bc i don't think I will ever get to see these places either. I am not complaining AT ALL here bc I know that I am very fortunate but I'm also realistic. I'm a single mom of 2 boys (one being special needs) living on a nurses salary in a very expensive state. Traveling isn't something I can see myself being able to do for the foreseeable future. Thankfully I'm within an hour of Atlantic City n a few other popular beach towns so short trips there n a few drivable out of state getaways are the extent of my travel destinations lol. I am grateful for that though n I'm grateful for these awesome videos! Take care of yourself❤😊

@moaningpheromones

Ай бұрын

could never be viable with that much overhead.

I'm so glad you took us on this ride before it's gone! It would be sad to never experience this lovely little travel capsule, suspended and gliding through the air. It's a shame that it has to go. 😢 It would be neat if someone salvaged these and put them as a ride around a Safari park or something! Thank you for taking on this journey! See you next time!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

I'm so glad you appreciated the ride before it's retired! It's bittersweet to say goodbye to such a unique experience. The idea of repurposing them for a safari park ride is fantastic! Thanks for joining the journey, and I can't wait to share more adventures with you. See you next time!

@mikegross6107

4 ай бұрын

Didn't you read about WHY it is being shut down? NO PARTS! Also loss of revenue.

@donnabursey1457

4 ай бұрын

@@mikegross6107 yes, I did read that. Doesn't mean it's not sad to see it go.

@PeterJD35

4 ай бұрын

Gondola rides are a popular tourist attraction 🎉😊

@triarb5790

2 ай бұрын

I'm so annoyed with myself. I went to Hiroshima in 2019. There is so much to explore in the region, so I parked this in my 'next time' box, dammit! I love doing 'different' things like this. Instead of arriving by shinkasen from the east, I arrived into Hiroshima by ferry from Matsuyama, I really chillax way to view the Seto Inland Sea, then got the tram into the city from the ferry terminal. Hiroshima and Takamatsu are, so far, my favourite Japanese cities. I like the laid back vibe of both. Takayama is a lovely town too. Hiroshima felt very ' Australian'. In part because of the bottle brush and gum trees everywhere ( historical trade connections) but it also has a similar tempo to an Australian city.

oh lol I did not expect to hear German during the okonomiyaki part 🤣

@rachaelk7866

3 ай бұрын

Lol she was pretty loud though poor guys with her couldn't get a word in sideways her meal prob got cold by the time she shut up long enough to eat lol

@triarb5790

2 ай бұрын

There is a whole food hall area of okonomiyaki restaurants. Mostly us tourists in there.

You may not be the only one who make travel content in this manner, but you do it in a way that I like - unobtrusive travel is what I call your content. Love it!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! I'm honored to hear that my style of 'unobtrusive travel' resonates with you. It's my goal to share the beauty of the world in a way that feels natural and inviting. Your support means a lot. Much love!

@pascallefevre1148

4 ай бұрын

YES 💯👍. A relaxing, non ego driven KZread channel.

@CammyWINS

4 ай бұрын

I like this channel the most of all I have seen, tbh! Very calming, very relaxed and genuine. No hype chasing or obnoxious commentary that is always complaining how things are in japan.

@spacebug30

4 ай бұрын

Yes! I wish more travel content creators would make videos like this, for places like Europe and the US. It's so nice to watch these videos.

OMG YES! This video has come at the perfect time since I'll be in Hiroshima in less than a week!! The dream is coming true everyone... I hope you all get the opportunity to visit beautiful Japan in your future. Let's respect Japanese culture and be good travellers. And to our dear Japanese friends I say this... We travellers may make mistakes from time to time because there is a lot to learn and your culture is very different from ours, but for 99.99% of tourists no harm is meant! Most of us spend 100s of hours watching videos just like this one before we come to try to minimise our impact and grasp the way things are done. We appreciate the understanding and help and we look forward to spending lots of our money with great local businesses!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

It's wonderful to hear about your enthusiasm and respect for Japanese culture! Enjoy your trip to Hiroshima and thank you for your thoughtful approach to travel. Safe travels and enjoy every moment in Japan!

@shigeruharada2885

2 ай бұрын

People like you are always welcome!

@user-lk2qf4rt3m

2 ай бұрын

@@shigeruharada2885 We had the most wonderful time in Japan. A dream come true from start to finish. The Japanese people are so kind, and so respectful. Thank you for your appreciated welcome! The sacred island of Miyajima off the coast of Hiroshima was a moving experience, we stayed overnight in a ryokan. However I do understand why Japanese people can find tourists annoying. Not every traveller was conscientious. It was disappointing to see, for example, that the sacred torii gate at Meiji Jinju was covered because people had been scratching their names in to it. This is infuriating not just for the Japanese people, but also for all respectiful citizens of the world. I hope Japan can encourage visitors to distribute themselves over the whole of Japan and not just take part in overcrowding particular sites. Japan is more than Asakusa, Osaka and Kyoto.

Since EJ appeared in my feed I’ve watched many Asian travel vlogs. EJ remains among the best, from sound, to shot quality, humor and subject matter. Great work, can’t wait to see what’s next!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that My videos stand out to you in so many aspects. Your support fuels my passion to create and share more. Stay tuned for exciting new content!

Thank you for showing us the many WONDERS of you beautiful country.

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

You're welcome! I'm thrilled to share the beauty and wonders of my country with you. Stay tuned for more discoveries!

Beautiful views the town below is very well cared for. The food looked delicious,thanks again for sharing this journey 😘✌️

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the views and the food. Sharing these experiences is always a joy. Looking forward to our next adventure! 😘✌️

That was altogether lovely...the ride, the vista, the neighborhood, the tram. I wasn't at all aware of the regional okonomiyaki rivalry! You taught me a lot. Thank you!

"Arrived at Hiroshima" - I had to laugh at the kid on the floor lol!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

He was trying to swim on the ground.

@rachaelk7866

3 ай бұрын

Lol I was like did he fall over or throwing a tantrum

@johncitizen306

2 ай бұрын

A result of radiation no doubt

Thank you for sharing this! We will remember the ride! 😊

what a beautiful city

Like you said looks like a Rollercoaster, but a train. The view was beautiful from the train. I'm sorry that they are discontinued the train. I love seeing Japan in the way you show it.Thank you for the video. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for your heartfelt message! I'm touched by your appreciation of the train journey and the views of Japan. It's a pleasure to share these moments with you. More to come, so stay tuned! ❤

Beautiful scenery from the gondola ride. Feels so refreshing enjoying the view. Thank you for sharing.

@experience_japan

3 ай бұрын

Thank you too

Thanks for taking us on another adventure, EJ! ❤

これ２０２４年に廃止されてしまうニュースを見た。悲しいねえ、素敵な景色にスリル満点。いやあ、残念だなあ😢。こんなんイギリスには絶対できないしまずない。だいたいモノレールでさえ、ロープウェイさえないんだもん。日本は吊り下がるモノレールやかまぼこ型のや色んなんがあって素晴らしいねえ。❤❤

The residential areas are all so nice 😍 The homes are big and tidy.

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Glad you liked them! It's amazing how spaces are utilized. 🏡

It's sad to see the Hiroshima Skyrail close down. It was fun to ride and an excellent place to take pictures for family and friends at home. (I had a friend who lived in Midorichuo.) It was nice to see it again, and a shame I will never get to ride it again, when I return to Japan. Looking at the bright side though, Hiroshima-yaki is still a thing.. I like both types, though, equally, viva la difference!

@experience_japan

3 ай бұрын

It's always tough to see favorite places change or close down. I'm glad you have good memories of the Skyrail, and it's great that you can still enjoy Hiroshima-yaki. It's those unique experiences that make our travels so memorable. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

“All aboard” 🎶. Ozzy Osbourne needs to try this train

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Haha, that would be quite the sight! Ozzy on this train might just be the ultimate crossover. 🤘

Thanks for this amazing video. The people will regret the loss of this if they demolish it. In 10 or 20 years we can't imagine what life will be like, and this seems like a magical way to integrate mass transit with housing in a mountainous region.

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Really appreciate your insights! Preserving such gems for future generations is indeed crucial. 🌍

My wife and I are enjoying your soothing and beautiful videos. We always wanted to visit...at least to see such views through your travels. Thank you!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

I'm thrilled to hear that you and your wife enjoy the videos! It's a pleasure to share these experiences and views with you. Thank you for your kind words!

I love the video.Thank you for sharing with us your beautiful adventures.

I have been binge watching your channel. Top tier content! Love it! ❤

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

So thrilled to hear that! Thanks for your support! 🚀

Thankyou for this. What a shame they’re discontinuing this but your videos are always fun and interesting!

I'm so pleased you went back down on it - I'd hoped you would! fascinating.

This is the Sky Rail transportation system in Hiroshima. It connects residential areas on top of the mountain with railroad stations at the foot of the mountain. Total length 1.3 km, elevation difference 160 m. Unfortunately, it is scheduled to be discontinued in April 2024. If you want to ride it, you should go there now.

Really cool! Thank you for sharing this before it's gone.

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it! It's important to capture and share these moments while we can. 😊

Everything about the video shows so much beauty. even the mundane, residential areas have this clean and functional beauty without any real embellishments. And just seeing everything in working order, and peaceful.... Just a pure pure kind of beauty, that is very hard to describe or put into words as to why I feel that way. I wish I was lucky enough to have grown up in japan, because where I come from is full of crime, and filthy all the time. Buildings have graffiti on everything and everything public is broken within a week as people have no respect for others or public facilities.

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Your feelings are deeply touching. Japan has its charm, but every place has its own beauty and struggles. Hope you find beauty wherever you are. 🌸

Here in Europe we are used to seeing videos and images from main cities like Tokyo, and it always looks very busy and crowded. However, Hiroshima looks really nice! Especially from the air as experienced in this monorail. Quite sad to see it's going to disappear, but I can understand the issue of cost of maintenance... Dismantling will cost a pretty penny too, I think, but it probably will be good for the city if it's replaced by EV buses. Thank you for taking us on this journey, glad we had a chance to ride along - we will remember 🙏

@kailynn4483

3 ай бұрын

Let's hope the people that used this cable car on a daily basis won't get stuck in traffic jam with the new busses. 😅

It's so funny and weird to me that I understand the german speaking guests opposite of you in a video about Japan xD

Thank you for another funny ride😀 You have a talent for finding transport gems🥰

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for enjoying the journey! Always on the hunt for those gems. 😊

My Husband and I always watch your videos and get excited when a new one gets uploaded!!! Thank you so much for showing us the beauties of Japan ❤ Our dream is to visit one day, till then we will enjoy seeing it through your Channel 🤩🥰 Thank you again, your viewers from Toronto, Ontario, Canada 🍁

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

I'm so touched by your message! It's heartwarming to know that my videos can bring such joy. Can't wait for you to experience Japan for yourselves one day. Thank you for your support! 🌸🙏

Very cool video! Both the ride and the food looked incredible!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thanks! I'm happy you enjoyed both aspects. Always fun to share these experiences! 😊

Since 1901 a similar public transportation system exists in one German city: the „Schwebebahn“ in Wuppertal. The literal translation would be hovering street car and that is exactly what it is. A whole streetcar with several cars hanging from a rail perched over the small river Wupper by that getting the transportation of people off the streets of the narrow valley.

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

That's incredibly innovative! The Schwebebahn sounds like a unique and efficient way to navigate the city. 🚠

Thanks for the experience. It's an amazing monorail system.

That seems like it would be a very fun way to commute! I’m glad to have the opportunity to ride it with you before it’s gone!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

I'm so happy you think so! Sharing this ride with you has been a wonderful experience. Let's cherish these moments before they become memories. Thank you for joining!

The germans cant stop talking. Haha!

Just to service a single neighbourhood! Crazy! I love that about Japan. :)

That is one funky ride for such a short distance. Because of the elevation differences I would have expect at least one more station between the bottom and the middle one. Also listening to the Germans at the end discussing their travels in Japan. :)

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Indeed, it would make sense to have more stations to accommodate the elevation changes. And it's always interesting to hear people's experiences abroad! 🌍

@rachaelk7866

3 ай бұрын

Lol I didnt realise they were German .. that girl was Hella loud what was she saying ?

Thank you for this gem.

Thank you for the video!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much for sharing. I wish I had known about this the couple times I’ve been to Hiroshima. Sad to see it go. Thanks again!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Glad you found it interesting! Hopefully, you'll discover more hidden spots on your next visit. 🌟

Thank you for taking this viewer (in Oklahoma) along with you on the ride. I love seeing the scenery, very pretty hillsides.

@experience_japan

3 ай бұрын

So glad you enjoyed the journey! The hillsides are indeed beautiful. Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much for the video! That's a very interesting apparatus. Cheers from France!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! I'm thrilled you found it interesting. Cheers back to you in France!

Thanks a lot for sharing these images, I enjoyed it

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed them. Feel free to ask if you'd like to see more!

The only time I have noticed wear and tear of a building in your videos. Usually everything is pristine clean, but one can tell that this place has seen better days. Sill, I cannot get over how cool and interesting Japan is. Also, I'm really excited to start recognizing a few written symbols here and there being a total novice studying Japanese! Big progress for me LOL (I still rely on phonetical latin supplements in my exercises to be understand what is written, but I'll get there!) P.S. I really LOVE the neighbourhood the rail is in, would be lovely to live there. Looks serene, will be very quiet when the rail is gone and surrounded with mountains. Wonderful picture!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

It's fantastic to hear about your journey learning Japanese and recognizing written symbols! It's a big step forward, and every bit of progress counts. Keep at it, and you'll find yourself understanding more and more. And I'm glad the neighborhood caught your eye; it indeed sounds like a peaceful and picturesque place to be. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and progress with us!

I love this, thank you!

Thank you for another great video!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Amazing views for tourists who want to see iconic transport..

bro this brings back so many good memories of hiroshima what a beautiful city

I so enjoyed your video very much. to see the rides you took and life there, I loved to try the food you had. it looked amazing. many thanks I watch more of your videos now.. from mike in the Highlands of Scotland. 🙏🙏🙏

@experience_japan

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much, Mike! I'm delighted that you enjoyed the video and felt inspired by the experiences shared. Your kind words are greatly appreciated. Best wishes from here to the beautiful Highlands of Scotland! 🙏

Like a ski lift. Sad to see this ride go.

This is a fantastic form of transportation. What a shame to let it go. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to experience the ride.

@experience_japan

3 ай бұрын

I'm glad you appreciated the experience! It's always a bit sad to see unique forms of transportation fade away, but capturing and sharing those experiences allows them to live on in some way. Thank you for your kind words, and I'm happy to have shared this journey with you.

30 years ago? This kind of infrastructure feels both futuristic and yet stuck in the 80/90s. I’m glad people like you are able to document things like this.

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! It's fascinating to capture moments that feel like a blend of the past and the future. Glad you appreciate it!

Thanks for another great video. Not keen on heights but such a beautiful landscape. The food looked delicious. We have many trams. Some coastal trams at Christmas are decorated with lights. It's like riding in a Christmas tree!!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the views despite the heights. The idea of a tram decorated like a Christmas tree sounds absolutely magical. Hope you get to experience that festive joy!

What a facinating rail system - I have never seen anything like it. Thank you for sharing, New subscriber :)

@experience_japan

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for subscribing! I'm thrilled to share the wonders of the rail system with you. Welcome aboard!

Thank you for letting us experience this ride with you. It is sad that it is headed for discontinuation pretty soon. :(

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for joining the journey! It's indeed a bittersweet moment. 🚂

Thank you for showing unique means of Transports. Only sad i missed out on this on my trips to and around Japan. Not only Hiroshima but also Nara (previous video)that i have been to several times. It´s kind of sad that this Capsule train. and please keep those videos coming.best wishes all the way from Stockholm Sweden.

@experience_japan

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for your support! I’ll keep more videos coming. Hope you get to see these transports on your next visit to Japan!

Thank you for sharing with us! :)

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Of course!!

The food looks sooo good. Love your page

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy the food and my page. Stay tuned for more delicious posts!

Yes a very fulfilling ride.

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Glad to hear you enjoyed it! Looking forward to more adventures together.

Merci pour la vidéo nous découvrons beaucoup de chose intéressante au japon à travers cet chaîne cela donne envie de voyager

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad the videos inspire you to explore Japan. Travel dreams can come true! 🌏

Gaddamn, Japan is so clean. I'm very jealous.

I was so speechless watching this through a video, I can't imagine if I experience it real.. wow the view from the monorail is so spectacular .. I love it.. unfortunately it will be discontinued. The okonomiyaki looked so good 🤤

omg your video look so stunning 🥰🥰I really wish I could travel there too thank you for the amazing video If this video is a movie I would watch it for every second I can't wait for the next one~💖💖

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! Glad you loved it. Can't wait to share the next adventure with you! ✈️💫

This is beautiful!

..too bad it has to discontinue, but you sure made a nice video/ tribute about this for the future generation👏🙂

I had one of the craziest days ever when I rode that. I was studying abroad at Nanzan in Nagoya Fall 2022, and I did a coaster trip. That day, Halloween, I went to Washuzan Highland and rode a backwards coaster and made my way to Miroku no Sato and rode another backwards coaster in the same day! I took local trains from Fukuyama to Hiroshima to save money lol and saw this line on my map and decided to hop out and ride it! So glad I did what a quirky system. Hopped back on the train to Hiroshima, visited the genbaku dome then caught the last Shinkansen of the night to Hakata. On Halloween so in Hiroshima everyone was all dressed up it was fun haha.

Interesting video thanks.

That meal looks delicious.

I just loved this! I think this is kind of unique scenery in the world. Hoping there is a way to contest the plan and continue its operation. Best watching this on a bigger screen while on the sofa 📺

@experience_japan

3 ай бұрын

So glad you enjoyed it! It's truly a one-of-a-kind place. Let's hope for a positive change. And yes, it's definitely a sofa and big screen kind of watch!

@roseally0307

3 ай бұрын

​@@experience_japanAgree! What a thrill for sure to ride in it. You gave us a remembrance. Salamat! 😊

Wow what a cool way to travel. To bad its being discontinued.

@experience_japan

3 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it! It's sad to see it go, but we'll cherish the memories.

If only uk was this safe and so cool

What a fun way to get around! I hope they figure out a way to save it, that would be a task taking it all down! And the meal you had looked delicious!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Absolutely! Preserving such unique ways of transportation is important. Glad you liked the look of the meal too!

The way back looked way more impressive going back than arriving 😅

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Funny how that works, right? Glad you enjoyed the view! 😁

Cute little rail train. Like a little theme park ride in your neighborhood. Too bad it's closing soon. My favorite bit was the kid on the floor throwing a tantrum at Hiroshima station 😂.

A commute worth paying for lol

This is what EVERY CITY needs, doesn't take up a lot of space and can go ANYWHEREEEEEEEEEEEEEE. I would love to travel on this to work everyday, listen to songs on spotify while travelling on it. Admiring the scenary. Why would anyone want to choose this over a train going through tunnels beats me.

@experience_japan

3 ай бұрын

I'm with you on that! Having a transport option that allows you to enjoy the scenery and have a pleasant journey sounds amazing. It's all about the experience and making daily commutes something to look forward to.

@filbertlimboenang7914

3 ай бұрын

The problem is, it won't fit for much city Especially in a high urban density when higher capacity and speed are more demanding, there's reason why they built underground tunnel because you won't build something like this in the middle of metropolitan, it would be nightmare

Some great camera work.

Imagine riding this everyday to commute 🤯 Thank you for sharing.

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Riding this every day would definitely add a unique twist to the daily commute! Glad you enjoyed the share. 🚀

Thank you for sharing this before it's gone. Very nice video. watched other videos in this area it is a very unusual way to shop. Unlike anything here in the USA that I have seen.

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing this before it's gone. Very nice video. watched other videos in this area it is a very unusual way to shop. Unlike anything here in the USA that I have seen.

That is seriously cool. I'd love a full ride version head om in real time.

That train looks like it belongs in an amusement park!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for the fun observation! It does have a unique charm.

@Vicki_Benji

4 ай бұрын

@@experience_japan it's a shame it's being discontinued.

@ivanleterror9158

4 ай бұрын

Part of it could wind up in a travel museum or theme park at a size where it could be maintained and ride admission would pay for it.

@Vicki_Benji

4 ай бұрын

@@ivanleterror9158 they should definitely recycle everything.

Ahh I wanted to see it when we go. Sadly it'll prob be gone. Big guy on the scenery of Japan. It's beautiful.

It looks really pretty.

Thanks for filming! Japan has so many transport gems. It is a 'Gadgetbahn' though, and ropeway manufacturers still try to sell 'urban ropeways' like this as if they were some future-bound innovation, trying to outrun moremeaningful modes of transportation. Had they instead built a modern streetcar in 1998 instead of this, it would most likely remain in operation, although the served area looks like suburban sprawl which is generally not easy to serve with good public transport. Anyway, great that you have documented this, as it is still technically interesting and the views when floating high above the streets are of course gorgeous.

Thank you for the Video, i traveld to japan 8 times already and 3 times to Hiroshima but i did not know about this Gongola. If i knew i totaly would have gone to take a ride in it.

@experience_japan

2 ай бұрын

I'm glad you found the video helpful! Discovering new things about places we think we know well is always exciting. Hopefully, you can experience the gondola on your next visit!

diese sache mit den Eiswürfeln würde mich jetzt noch interessieren, mache darüber bitte noch ein ganzes Video :D Sorry, musste sein :D Klasse Video :)

Great trip. Yeah another unique transportation.

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Unique transportation options always add an exciting element to any trip! Glad you enjoyed it.

This should be a tourist attraction for the views alone.

That view at 750. Wow. Spectacular. Another wonderful view 1330

So fantastic❣❣

@experience_japan

3 ай бұрын

Thanks 🤗

They certainly love all different types of rail travel in Japan! This one is quite unique. I'm still trying to think of who this capsule is for. Do people in the neighborhood just ride it down to the bottom? I'm surprised there aren't shops or other attractions at the top of the hill. It seems like the residents at the top are the only ones who really benefit from this service. Thanks for sharing!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for your interest! Yes, it’s quite a unique form of transport here. The capsule is mainly for locals, making it easier to navigate the steep hill. It’s an interesting point about the shops and attractions; it would indeed add more charm. Appreciate your thoughts!

This is great, I was in Hiroshima in April of 2023 and I did not know about this! In Germany we would call it a "Schwebebahn" or "suspension railway" in Englisch. In Wuppertaler Germany we still have a "suspension railway" sinces 1901. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wuppertal_Schwebebahn

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

That's fascinating! It's amazing how different places have similar innovative transportation methods. The suspension railway in Wuppertal is an iconic example of such engineering. Thanks for sharing, and I hope you get to explore more hidden gems like this in the future!

19:45 interesting conversation the germans have about finland

@ASRvw

4 ай бұрын

Wow, they are really embarrassing, loud, as if they were the only people far and wide

@wolfranga8477

4 ай бұрын

@@ASRvw In germany this is normal. Everyone is loud so that people can talk freely without being embarrassed

@ASRvw

4 ай бұрын

@@wolfranga8477 I know. I live in germany ...

@alexejvornoskov6580

4 ай бұрын

@@wolfranga8477 Well they arent in Germany. And even in Germany its annoying when people start to think that they are the only people there, especially univeristy students dont seem to care about people around them and end up being loudest everywhere they go.

@youngfew834

2 ай бұрын

I'm Japanese and I don't mind this much in a restaurant, it's normal. I'm more concerned about the content of the conversation.

It's like a cable car/monorail hybrid

So nice to be able to enjoy the rain ride. I’ll be around in japan to the time they’ll cooler down the robewaytrain -but sadly not around Hiroshima:/ so I’m thankful that you share this experience in forehand. At 20:30 min … haha, oh those fellow germans XD entertaining the whole restaurant at that voice :D

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed the rain ride and that I could share this experience with you, even if you can't be in Hiroshima. And yes, those Germans sure know how to liven up a place! 😄

This neighbourhood looks so amazing!

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

Glad you think so! It's a lovely place.

Wow awsome

If it is required that riders be seated while in operation then capacity is 8 people. No system could overcome such low capacity to become profitable. But as I child I dreamed of rollercoasters as a form of transportation so I appreciate your take on this sky tram.

@experience_japan

4 ай бұрын

I'm glad to hear you enjoyed the concept! Imagining rollercoasters as transportation is a fun and creative idea. It's always interesting to think about how we can innovate in transportation. Do you have any other futuristic transportation ideas?