God, this makes me so nostalgic. I first went to japan as a teenager in 2001, and then lived there from 2007-2010... this footage just brings me back in the best way possible.

@moriel01

Жыл бұрын

*_Wow, and I lived in Japan from 2005 to 2009. So I basically saw Japan the same way as you did._* ☺ *_Digital cameras and iPod Touch were so abundant that time._*

@yeahtbh.161

Жыл бұрын

old man living in a dump with a stressful wife now?

@sungjae832

Жыл бұрын

@@yeahtbh.161 why you so mad?

@livia8753

Жыл бұрын

@@sungjae832 he probably lives in a dump with a stressful wife

@yeahtbh.161

Жыл бұрын

@@sungjae832 Not even remotely mad you weeaboo gimp.

2000年問題にビクビクしてた頃ですね。 たった今生きている人が昔に戻ってじっくり撮ったような、本当に貴重な映像。 普段日本にいる日本人ならこんなにじっくり撮れないですね。 ありがとう。

@user-qo5gf2eb8i

5 ай бұрын

я была в этот период в Японии, и так хочется перешагнуть через экран и попасть в то время, у меня тоже возникли такие ощущения, что кто-то попал в прошлое и снимает...😊❤

@SnausageVonBrathearst

4 ай бұрын

why couldnt you film this as detailed? do you mean the price of high performing cameras?

@yoloni

3 ай бұрын

@@SnausageVonBrathearst he's saying that ordinary Japanese people at the time wouldn't film ordinary everyday scenes lile this. just like you wouldn't record your city today.

@SnausageVonBrathearst

3 ай бұрын

@@yoloni I use to do that back then, thats all i did with my new cam corder

私は外国人ですが自分が暮らしてた国でも、町でもないのになぜか懐かしさを感じます 20世紀特有の雰囲気ってものがありますよね その雰囲気で涙出ちゃいそう

@user-xg2eb5fz1w

10 ай бұрын

スマホがない時代が幸せでした😢

@efghabcd4032

9 ай бұрын

ウソこけｗ お前の文章どう考えても外国人じゃなくて日本人だろｗ

@kmmn9320

9 ай бұрын

@@user-xg2eb5fz1w そうですね。確かにスマホがあったほうが便利に決まってるのになぜかあの時代に戻りたいって思っちゃいますよねー 私も小さい頃に戻りたいです

@毎日がweekend

8 ай бұрын

日本語お上手ですね。

@alasalbs8346

2 ай бұрын

​@@毎日がweekendみんなそうじゃないか

I really love the smoothed out, mildly grainy look of VHS. Everything looks a little more dreamlike

@corrado

Жыл бұрын

I remember traveling there in 1999 and they used to sell these really cool transparent VHS tapes (which were still popular at the time) and I would bring home tapes and so many little gadgets and stuff back home to The States.

@paperell

Жыл бұрын

because we were living in a dream

@KingFahtah

Жыл бұрын

VHS love is not plastic love

@omarcasali5301

Жыл бұрын

it look like some 9/11 tape... 😅. ah nevermind.

It’s unbelievable that this was 20 years ago already

@andrewgonzalo2608

4 жыл бұрын

Time really flies, pal

@foufoustv2060

2 жыл бұрын

23

@sliduyzamnoyu

Жыл бұрын

I have seen it from March 1998 and been here ever since it’s been crazy

@heftymagic4814

Жыл бұрын

​@Daenack Dranils so? So he cant believe it, did u even read the comment

@kaito7132

Жыл бұрын

@@foufoustv2060 no

こういう長尺の映像も大事ですね。今この時代の映像も数十年後には懐かしまれるのですから。 その時は何の変哲もない風景でもその時にしかない空気感を映像に収めることは重要な事だと思います。

@dy2110

9 ай бұрын

過去は二度と来ないからね 撮れる時に撮らないともうその時代の景色が見たくても見れない

@Cha4k

2 ай бұрын

西側諸国では、このようなビデオは、移民や多文化主義によって安全が損なわれる前に西側諸国がどれほど良かったかを示すために使用されるため、「極右」と見なされることがあります。

この頃２０歳でした😅 あの頃に戻りたい。

@user-xn3vw9dw9p

2 ай бұрын

私が今その頃ですｗ

@MT-rd5ex

Ай бұрын

電車のアナウンスの声がいつ経っても変わんないですよね。

@MT-rd5ex

Ай бұрын

僕が30です

@koro072

18 күн бұрын

今14

センター街のＨＭＶできてすぐ行ったのが昨日のようです。本当に街に音楽が鳴っていて活気がありましたね。😢

この映像内のどこかで自分が何をしているのか思うと不思議な気持ちになる。

1999 - 2002 in Tokyo was probably the best time of my life. Although, at the time I probably didn't know it. What a great time to be living there. A lot of fun.

@yeahtbh.161

Жыл бұрын

old man living in a dump with a stressful wife now?

@isviewer

Жыл бұрын

@@yeahtbh.161 Celine is a woman's name lol

@yeahtbh.161

Жыл бұрын

@@isviewer so she's the stressful wife now, cool.

@corrado

Жыл бұрын

I traveled there around those exact years (and eventually went back again, last one being in 2005) basically 5 trips, and yeah those years were awesome, a lot of cool stuff came out in movies and a lot of the big arcades were still open. Now they're all closing, even the Sega building is gone.

@yeahtbh.161

Жыл бұрын

@@corrado nah. it wasn't that good you're delusional.

この頃に戻りたい

懐かしい… 1999年は私が高校生の頃です。 よく友達と遊びに行った場所が映っていて楽しかった記憶が蘇りました。

@user-nc7qt5bv1q

7 ай бұрын

だから何だよ

@alasalbs8346

2 ай бұрын

​@@user-nc7qt5bv1q なぜ失礼なのか

I was 18 at 1999 around Christmas and hanging around Shibuya. this made me memory recall. Thank you for recording this. and was searching myself as well!!

1999年クリスマスあたりの東京をまた見れるなんてありがたいです。住み始めたばかりでうろうろ歩いてた場所が映ってとてもなつかしい。ここから2010年くらいにかけての変化がいろいろと大きかった気がする。

@cozyenglish9272

Жыл бұрын

自分は2000年くらいから海外で暮らしています。映像見てるだけで、雨の中を歩く感じとか、露天の近くの匂いとか、感覚が蘇ってきます。

@PK-wx1jl

Жыл бұрын

@@cozyenglish9272 映像のおかげで色々と思い出せてありがたいですよね。また20年くらい経つとどんな感覚でこの映像観れるかなんとも不思議な感じがします。

Wow! Time really flies fast. This brings me back to my junior high school years. One of the best years of being human. Going out with friends and talk all night, no social media, analog phones are still useful.

@HanyouDeezNutz96

14 күн бұрын

The Internet Was Strong In The 1990s, Especially In A Technologic Pole As Japan, Just See The Year The First Touhou Game Was Released.

自分は高三でした。 当時付き合ってた彼女が大好きで、バイトの給料貯めて買ったバイクが楽しくて、とても幸せな時代でした。

@LadyOfTheNight.

2 ай бұрын

Are you still together?

@badinaser2282

17 күн бұрын

​@@LadyOfTheNight. هذا مانتخيله

@LadyOfTheNight.

14 күн бұрын

@@badinaser2282 مدري يمكن في أمل 😅

私は当時23歳でした。とても懐かしいですね。 Windows98で回線もISDNが主流でしたが、64k速度でネットしている人もかなり多かった。PCの普及自体もまだまだといった感じだったので情報量は現在と比べて少なかったが、今思い返すととても楽しい時代でした。 現在と昔の街の違いは明るさや活気ですかね。昔は街が生き生きとしていました。

@user-vp4nj5pk9o

7 ай бұрын

人からもらったものですが、99年の自作PC本持っています。 「K6-2を投入した98年のAMDの躍進ぶりは衝撃的で、近い将来、AMDが Intelを抜くとまで噂された。」と書いてあったりします。 当時のアキバの街並みや各PCショップの写真と地図付き。 なお、当時は小 学6年・・・。

便利さも不便さもちょうどいい時代。大人になるのが楽しみでならなかった。

@nenu-nenu

9 ай бұрын

その感覚すごいわかります！ギリギリ不便と便利が混ざってるくらいが1番ワクワクするのかもですね(*´-ω-)便利すぎもなぁ

@Supreme_Martin-MMJRR

9 ай бұрын

めっちゃわかる！

@mondepa9819

9 ай бұрын

年齢詐称ばっかだな

@gulugulu80

9 ай бұрын

今は便利になり過ぎて、不便な楽しみが減りましたよね。

@mondepa9819

9 ай бұрын

@@gulugulu80 知ったかすんな

ギリ20世紀、懐かし過ぎず最近過ぎず。ネットもあったけど今ほど使われていなかった時代。これからどんどん再開発されて大きなビルだらけになるから貴重な記憶です

I absolutely love this!! I lived there 2001-2004 it was magical!

That Impreza WRX STI in the beginning 🔥👌🏾

街に音楽が流れていた時代

I was born in 1992. I wish I could have experienced the 90s as a teenager at least.

@leban8155

2 жыл бұрын

@@raheamjones3727 How could I have been a teenager in the 90s if I was born in 1992? I was only 7 years old in 1999. A 7 year old is not a teenager, and we only have a 3 year difference!

@crapObear2323

2 жыл бұрын

haha damn you're a kid bro. I was 27 in 1999. you millennials missed out big time. growing up in the 70s and 80s was dope. being a young adult in the 90s was even better.

@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess

2 жыл бұрын

I was born in 2006 but I wish I lived in the 90s, it's kinda funny I have such a nostalgia for a time I wasn't even alive !

@zonzillamagnus5902

Жыл бұрын

The 90s were amazing. Everything has gotten worse since.

@HacksignKT

Жыл бұрын

It was great, I was never in Japan at the time but the 90s was something special. =3

I was 23 then. It was wonderful when ppl didn't look down at the phones all the time.

まだ日本が元気だったころだなー。街も活気があった。これがずっと続くものだと思ってた。

@kipakipa

7 ай бұрын

一番元気がなかった時代ですよ。リストラが相次いで修学旅行に行けない友人や家を売って転校する人たちが多くいました。

@user-nl9po1du4j

6 ай бұрын

@@kipakipaそれでもまだ勘違いできてた時代。家電業界も韓国にヤラれる前だし、中国も下に見れた時代。失われた10年とか言われてたけど、それが失われた30年になるとも思わず、いずれ上向くと思い込んでた時代。錯覚だったとしても、まだ若者が未来に希望を持てる時代だった。

@user-jg6fj2kb3z

2 ай бұрын

自殺率最多で親が子を子が親を56す素敵な時代だったよな。

@daisuke5755

27 күн бұрын

日本が完全に壊れた年で、まったく元気ではなかった時代です。

During this exact time (1999) I was studying Japanese in college in the US, never imagining that I would ever actually travel to Japan. It seemed like another planet. Then, in summer ‘01 I ended up studying abroad at Waseda in Tokyo. After graduating back home I moved to Osaka in ‘03 and worked there for 3 years. Now I’m fluent and I go back about once a year.

@buddy7206

Жыл бұрын

またきてね❤

@jasonjackson4555

Жыл бұрын

行きますよ〜

@aoikatsukinikiforov

Жыл бұрын

Straight to Waseda 😭

@dskarma-jt1nb

Жыл бұрын

I feel like I’ve seen someone that looks like you in Kobe yesterday 🤔

@jasonjackson4555

Жыл бұрын

Lol. I wish it was me that you saw in Kobe. I love the butaman at Roushouki in nankinmachi 😋

This is Tokyo as I'll always remember it (I lived in Japan on and off from '96 -'15). Thanks for the post.

This video is fascinating. Something about the VHS quality and feeling of nostalgia for a place I've been but during a time I hadn't is hard to describe. Its familiarly unfamiliar. Like seeing a fully inhabited liminal space but its all real.

Great nostalgia! I just found, edited and uploaded my own DV footage from 99 in Tokyo and it’s so fun to compare with this. Some locations are naturally the same.

スマホが存在しなかった時代か。誰もが現実を生きていた時代に見えます。

@popweb541s

9 ай бұрын

俺も俺の周りも今も現実生きて楽しいけどね 君が今ネットに依存してるからそう思うのでは？ 自分の状況と世の中の状況をごっちゃにしてない？

@qvch4631

6 ай бұрын

@@popweb541sお前キモいコメントばっかり残してんな

@user-jg6fj2kb3z

2 ай бұрын

最近の子供はメールばっかりで対面コミュニケーションができず、ゲームばっかりしてて現実と虚構の区別がつかないからすぐに人を56すとか一生懸命騒いでたよな。

Great footage! Lived in Japan 99-05. Brings back so many memories.

Kind of a golden age; everything was possible, many ideas still novel! I was lucky to have had that rosy tourist experience as well, in the early 2000's.

Watched the whole thing. Absolutely magical, it was a different world back then, wish I was there.

@yeahtbh.161

Жыл бұрын

not really a different world at all though

@bokunogentoo4420

Жыл бұрын

a lot of the things in this footage were largely the same 20 years later when I went in 2019

@maxsmith8196

Жыл бұрын

@@yeahtbh.161 why are you replying vaguely contrarian things to every comment?

@yeahtbh.161

Жыл бұрын

@@maxsmith8196 because it triggers you.

@maxsmith8196

Жыл бұрын

@yeah tbh. interesting 🤔 maybe I should try that

90s wasnt just PEAK Japan it was also peak society in general. Everything went downhill in the 2010s when social media became mainstream and society became fixated and constantly online. That's when you start to see depression, anxiety, and financial issues escalate and here we are.

@Hallo81398

Жыл бұрын

true. We live in the worst timeline ever. Being born into World War 2 would've been much better, at least war is interesting

@Hallo81398

3 ай бұрын

@@TheWayIsPeace i don't have any patriotic spirit. I'm from Germany i don't care for the country. and i don't think there's anything gonna happen in the 2020s. maybe when Russia has finally defeated Ukraine they will invade Lettland etc. as well but unlikely

@Tattlebot

Ай бұрын

90s was a time of economic crisis for Japan. Mass layoffs. Social media has no causation in misery. It just happened at a time of steep cultural decline.

懐かしい。 たった24年前なのにずいぶんと昔に感じるくらい今と雰囲気が全然違った。 パラレルワールド的な。 記憶を保持してもう一度体験してみたいな😂

Came back from my Tokyo trip, it’s crazy how much it didn’t change in 20 years, Odaiba looks exactly like that

@zydomason

Жыл бұрын

Sam thoughts. I went to a trip in 2018 and it was pretty much 70% the same as on this video.

@gizarhyme_ko

9 ай бұрын

Japan was way ahead back in the days. but it stopped growing. most of the stuff are still the same.

@britishtank1401

8 ай бұрын

Areas that have undergone major changes over the past 20 years are Marunouchi, Roppongi, Akasaka, Shibuya, and the area around Skytree. In particular, the skyline around Tokyo Tower has changed significantly.

平成は良かった。押し入れの奥には今でも平成がいっぱいある。

my first trip to Japan was in 1999 😥 I WAS THERE AT THAT EXACT TIME... I remember they had a small Toei store (that closed 3 years later) they used to sell original animation cells for just a few yen (very cheap) even stuff from the 80's and I bought a lot of them... I miss traveling.

このくらいの時代がバランス良かったな

3:47 流行歌と宗教団体の演説が重なって街に響く光景が世紀末感ある

@QI-pu3ho

5 ай бұрын

ミサイル落ちてきそうですよね

@daisuke5755

27 күн бұрын

このキリスト教系の団体は姿を消したな。

One thing that has noticeably improved is the sound of cars. They're much less noisy. And the air is probably better now.

I love how at some point you can hear both the lood monotone speech of the proselytiser and the muffled high pitched pop song from some shop nearby...! in the first footage

man this is a gold mine for vaporwave artists looking for an album cover

This is so interesting to me as I've been going to Japan since 2011. Would be nice to see a now and then video to see what has changed

@missplainjane3905

Жыл бұрын

1) Do you consider Japan as a highly developed and advanced country ? 2) How would you personally rate Japan (from culture to technology, architecture, food, local products, scenery/landscape, standard of living/quality of life, etc.) on a scale level of 1 to 10 ? 3) How would you overall describe the characteristics of Japanese people ? 4) If you have 3 or more words to describe Japan, what would it be ?

この年代はもちろん、2004年頃までは娯楽関連の法律や条例がガバガバだったから、現実でもネットでもグレーゾーンの楽しみがたくさん転がってた 今は無理なく働きながら健全に暮らすだけの時代になって、これから先も変わることはない むしろどんどん安全で締め付けの厳しい世の中になっていくんだろうな

@user-yf7jv5kq4g

4 ай бұрын

自由が無さすぎる

The 80s & 90s in Japan were the pinnacle of contrasts between a country dominated by global corporations like Sony, Sharp & SEGA at the cutting edge of technology, economics & cultural relevance, and a nation still steeped in centuries of tradition and history. It's of course still mostly the same these days with Japan still maintaining its economic and cultural power, but there's something about the late SHowa & early Heisei times that were peak Japan.

@Lucasmagalhaes-vg5ox

7 ай бұрын

after 2010, japan became too much internationalized... its losing its cultural identity and power

Excellent footage. If you have anything else, please upload it.

当時21歳で、人生で一番楽しかったな😂 今は家族に恵まれ幸せになりました😂

@user-vf1ub2ds7v

Жыл бұрын

当時1歳何も考えてなかった

@schole9375

Жыл бұрын

サクラ大戦のアニメに今ハマっていますが、この時代の作品が出た頃には、自分は生まれたてホヤホヤ。感慨深いです。

@koro072

18 күн бұрын

当時マイナス10歳 まだ親も出会ってすらない

Beautiful video,thank you. Did there already exist internet cafes, internet points in 1999? Anw there is a difference from the current Tokyo ... but not as much as I thought! At least in appearance! Ps Yurikamome line to Odaiba is a great beautiful part of the video. It's incredible to think that, for example, the Ferris wheel and Venus fort Mall are gone, demolished last year!!Greetings from Italy

I went there in 2018 and it’s still amazing and has a great vibe. People love to look back on the past with rose tinted glasses. If you have the chance, visit it while you can !

@JesusChrist2000BC

Жыл бұрын

2018 was before the mask obsession they developed during Covid. Japan is definitely not a must travel destination until they get rid of that nonsense. This is coming from people I know who have been there recently. The old Japan pre 2020 is GONE.

@missplainjane3905

Жыл бұрын

1) Do you consider Japan as a highly developed and advanced country ? 2) How would you personally rate Japan (from culture to technology, architecture, food, local products, scenery/landscape, standard of living/quality of life, etc.) on a scale level of 1 to 10 ? 3) How would you overall describe the characteristics of Japanese people ? 4) If you have 3 or more words to describe Japan, what would it be ?

懐かしくて泣ける

この時代を生きたのに、映像で見るとものすごい遥か昔の映像資料みたいに見えてしまう。 たった24年前なのになぁ

@popweb541s

9 ай бұрын

24年をたったという君の時代の止まり方も凄いけどね

@Oinari_San

9 ай бұрын

@@popweb541s 10年20年生きていたら、あっという間だと大概の人間は感じるのだと思いますよ

@aiyer1978

5 ай бұрын

２４年が「たった」という感覚に衝撃。充分大昔ですよ。 何一つ代わり映えしない退屈で惰性な毎日を送ってれば時間の経過が早く感じ、そんな風に感じるかも知れませんが。 一年が滅茶苦茶長く感じる自分には想像だにできません。

@aiyer1978

5 ай бұрын

@@popweb541s 激同。

@koro072

18 күн бұрын

まだ俺14年しか生きてないけど24年は膨大に感じる なんなら1年でもようやく年越しかって思う

man i wish i could go back to this time and just have some fun.

My grandparents' house was in Tokyo. During summer vacation, my parents took me there. It brings back memories of when I was 6 years old in 1999. This time I will take the child and go to the parents.

was in tokyo recently and am surprised at how much looks the same. Recognised many spots. Even the voices in the JR train sound the same.

貴重な映像をありがとうございます。 汐留はまだ開発中のときですね。

I first visited Japan around this time I fell in love with the people the food and the country and later lived there and teach students japanese now

この頃は、まだ微かな希望があった。 発展していく日本社会を誰もが期待していた。だから多少の不便や理不尽は飲み込めた最後の時代だ。出来るならこの頃に戻りたい。

@popweb541s

9 ай бұрын

君自身に希望があっただけてしょ おれ今でも希望あるぞ

@Tattlebot

Ай бұрын

If you are Japanese, you will always have Japan and a people after you've passed on. You belong to something larger. If you are white, your future is complete dispossession and erasure as you become a hated minority in your own lands.

Similarly to the rest of the world, Japan also frequently reminisces about the past. This phenomenon is called "era name + retro" in Japan. It is common to refer to past eras by attaching the respective era names, such as "Showa Retro" or "Heisei Retro". However, "retro" has a slightly different meaning from "nostalgic" and is primarily used in a positive sense.

@corrado

Жыл бұрын

I found (while traveling in Japan) that most people there are NOT into retro stuff at all... I would go shopping for things that were maybe 5 years old by then and all my friends would refer to them as "oh that's old" everyone there lives for the moment or for the future, they don't seem to look back... There are some shops that try to play the retro thing, but that's more of a business idea more than anything else... Trends move super fast over there, people get over things real quick. Again this is by my observation and conversations I've had whilst traveling many times in Japan.

@latestorder

Жыл бұрын

Retro does not describe feeling of reminiscence. It alludes to a stylistic que of a particular era. In Japan also.

@JesusChrist2000BC

Жыл бұрын

Notice how few of them are wearing masks. They haven't been brainwashed to be scared of oxygen yet by Cov media fearmongers.

@cssplayer91

Жыл бұрын

my dude this was only 1999, not that long ago. Barely retro.

@prod.akaaaz

Жыл бұрын

@@cssplayer91 24 years ago bro

Life looked so simple back then, wow

I lived there for 3 months on 1999 and three months in about 2006!

@missplainjane3905

Жыл бұрын

Should be longer

I love the aesthetic of this (especially night time) I love the lights and signs everywhere it's like living in an arcade or casino but everywhere. I think that would be so cool. Like bladerunner.

I was there from 2014 to 2018 and the whole vibe felt like Japan had kinda plateaued in the 90s.

@MotiveCap

Жыл бұрын

@@qdpqbp Dude chill, I just meant it felt like the 90s when I was there. Not trying to sound smart.

1990’s-2000’s was peak human history imo enough tech to do great things without everybody and their mother glued to their screens

Yup I was there during this time.. nothing much has changed besides the wifi’s, smartphones started coming in… not many foreigners in terms or tourists too as compared to now. When I go to Tokyo now, it will remind me of these nostalgic places…the kaiten sushi near Shinjuku station, Takashimaya building etc still there…and oh yes, the Tamagochi was a craze then..SoftBank as it is now, was called j-phone back then. Sakura bank was around before it became UFJ. Also much more green public phones then. Didn’t recall seeing any Uniqlo back then either

@Cal3000

Жыл бұрын

Right? I'm watching this video and the city has the same type of energy now as back then. I live in LA and the energy and culture of the city is constantly evolving; though for the worst.

The nostalgia is overwhelming.

Wow great video

当時、フラフラした大学生だったわ。ミレニアムとか言ってた時代か。 こんなにもレトロに感じてしまうのは画質のせいか…。 19:05～ACの電光公告がコワいｗ　当時街中でよく見た。記憶の確証がとれてスッキリ。

時はまさに世紀末で、恐怖の大王が～とか2000年問題が～とか言ってた時期かｗ この頃はテレホーダイで夜な夜なネットで掲示板を徘徊してたな～ 今思えばネットなんてそのぐらいが丁度よかったんだよ

@neokamikaze

Жыл бұрын

ここから07年ぐらいまでがネットのエロ関連の全盛時代だな。 マニアが個人的に運営しているサイトがウジャウジャあった。 大半が残ってないから今の若い人は知りようもない。 今ネットにあるのはネット以前からあるコンテンツだけ。 もうゆとり世代以下にあれだけエロに傾倒するエネルギーは無いと思う。

Nostalgic video! :) very nice indeed.

I'm glad KZread is suddenly suggesting this video to everyone.

@bruisedblood

Жыл бұрын

This video has suddenly gone bananas! Is it featuring somewhere or something?

@infernal_monkey

Жыл бұрын

@@bruisedblood No idea! I think sometimes KZread just likes to randomly pick an older video every now and then to suggest.

This still looks more futuristic than most of my country today

If this is where we peaked technologically as humans, I’d honestly be perfectly ok with that

@JesusChrist2000BC

Жыл бұрын

I think mid 2000s. Internet was there and decent but not all of life. Only regular flip phones no smart phones. No social media. 2005 was probably the peak. Pre Facebook, Twitter all of that nonsense.

@PeterEsquivias-sg2ut

Жыл бұрын

​@Jesus Christ The release of the iPhone ruined the internet and negatively impacted worldwide culture. Society truly changed for the worse after everyone was manipulated into thinking that being connected 24/7 was a good thing.

@lifeinjapan1592

Жыл бұрын

@@JesusChrist2000BCExactly this. Screenshots made our lives worse.

@zydomason

Жыл бұрын

Just add some LED TVs in to save our sight and yeah I'd agree. The CRT technology fucked so many people's vision it's unreal.

@user-xg2eb5fz1w

10 ай бұрын

i miss life before smartphone

It's nice to see such a rare footage. Also, may I use some of the footage for my school assignment (of course, definitely non-profit and for personal use only, and will credit the video)?

本当にありがとうございました。

This isn’t the Tokyo I know, but the one I love, in an era that built the one I do know. Culture from the 80s to 2010s both in America and Japan probably built the core of my personality. Difference between Japan and America is that we were broke over in America lol

My only memory of 1997 Akihabara Tokyo was when my Aunt who is married to a Japanese guy brought my Mom including all of us to their homefor a week. Uncle is a collector of art and art materials and basically gave us so many pencils and brushes when we demonstrated we can draw cartoons and anime. Pretty good stuff. Still sturdy after all this years.

@lkoyumil

Жыл бұрын

are they still together?

@SplendidKunoichi

Жыл бұрын

@@lkoyumil the pencils? i imagine they mustve all rolled in their separate ways eventually...

Things from this era just seem more lively no matter where in the world the footage is from..

Wow! Bellissimo video storico! Tanta nostalgia a ripensare agli anni '90. Grazie per questo video. 🙏🏻

1999 for Japan was already 2019, now it's 2041

@missplainjane3905

Жыл бұрын

@@user-cs8qq5vt4v So is it developed and advanced.

@Alaryk111

Жыл бұрын

You think that people in2041 will be using fax?

まだ日本が元気だった頃だ！ 楽しかった

Amazing ❤

こういった普段の何気ない風景でも、後で懐かしむ為に撮っておくものですねぇ…😌

It's funny. If I had saw this picture quality 10 years ago I'd be like it looks bad. But now at 29 I'm so nostalgic for the raw VHS look of things. What was normal then is magical now.

@zydomason

Жыл бұрын

For me the 90s were always magical, even when I experienced it as a child. Technology made us disconnected from the real world. TK was right.

この頃に戻りたい…

当時休日になるとアパートから約一時間よく行ってました。懐かしいです。

当時4歳...おじいちゃんもおばあちゃんもみんな元気で楽しかったなあ.....

このスマホがまだ登場していないネット黎明期がたまらなく恋しい

やっぱ平成の建築かっこいいな

There was a time when each decade had a clear identity in fashion and design, however the past three decades seem to have very little to distinguish them. I have lived in Tokyo since 1996 and it looks pretty similar now to then.

Miss that time so badly...

1999年は若者が元気だった時代。

@user-xg2eb5fz1w

10 ай бұрын

多分スマホがないせい、スマホは悪魔の機械

@Bright-re4bo

9 ай бұрын

普通に校則無視してたし

@JWG3110

9 ай бұрын

団塊Jr.が若者だった頃だから人口ボリュームに合わせて流行の中心も自然と若者だった時代だな。

@popweb541s

8 ай бұрын

今も若者元気だよ。自分の若い頃への憧れで言ってるように見える。

@user-vx5ui1gm6h

4 ай бұрын

@@popweb541s元気じゃないんだなあそれが

Never been to Japan before but this is somehow so nostalgic

@AZPS_SA

Жыл бұрын

What nostalgia are you talking about? And you haven't gone to Japan yet.

God damn those dreamcast ads hit hard

1979→1999を比較すると大きな違いだけど 1999→2019の20年間はそんなに変わってないんだよね むしろ1999年頃のほうが程よくデジタル化された時代で今より息苦しくないかも

@user-yw1zq9rn7x

Жыл бұрын

2019→2039年 極端な話あまり変わらないか、すごく差があると思う

@user-gg6lh2lq3l

Жыл бұрын

70年代から80年代にかけて現在に繋がるインフラの更新が始まっていましたからね、それ以前は本当に異世界です。

@YouTuber-ii9tq

Жыл бұрын

再開発されて結構変わってるところもある

やりたい事も見つからず彷徨ってた頃だ

I was 11 years old this years

僕の生まれる5年前ですか... この80年代とも20年代とも言える折衷な空気感が堪りませんね...^ ^

Wow, I was there in May of '99. Cruising with new friends listening to Jamiroquai, smoking seven stars cigs .Went on the ferris wheel.Good times

90年後半から00年初頭の東京はアホみたいで楽しかったな。渋谷はヒップホップとギャル文化が花開いていて、新宿はそれこそ新宿スワンみたいな光景だった。