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Probably, the deepest train station in the world, now no more in use, was in Italy. It was right in middle of the old Apennine Base Tunnel (1933). Named "Stazione della precedenze", it had 1863 steps to go up and down (roughly 1 hour walk). The old base tunnel is still in use, togheter with the new high speed base tunnel, but no trains stop there anymore.
New to the channel but I really love the sound/audio and the lack of voice over. This really brings out the ambience of the places you visit and makes eerything more relaxing/immersive. Than you very much for the video!
Mrs. Time to Travel, your nails are always so pretty ♡ The grey coloured tunnel is giving eerie vibes, looks like a well lit old mine to me but this was an interesting video, thanks for sharing with us!!
Eerie indeed. With the GoPro moving, no annoying voice-over, the water bubbling the stairs look more like something out of a computer game. Fascinating.
in russia and ukraine also have more deep stations but only in subway. Moscow Subway Park Pobedi (84 meters - Big Circle, and Solcevskaya lines) Marina Rosha (- Big Circle line - 70 meters) St.Peterbourg Admiralteiskaya (Purple Line - 86 meters) Kyev Arsenalnaya - (Red line - 105.5 meters)
Very interesting,even I wonder the programmers of Silent Hill videogame were inspired of this station to dó some parts,Ive were transported to it...thank you for share,was amazing❤
@@hieioni3354 yes,of course in the good way,not as it is ugly,said maybe the programers was inspired on it,cause I dont know it,but I really love Silent Hill,and as a fan,was surprised
Interesting algae are growing around the lights. Such a very strange halfway finished station. They went through through the trouble to connect to the tunnel and build a platform, but then not build an escalator.
It was not a railway station but a military object under the pretext of a public facility. And it is still a military facility. It was built in 1931-1936 (the exact date is unknown) before WWII and was extended in the 1960s. It is still, as you can see, being maintained. Take a look at the typical bunker ceilings, cable routing and even stairs. The location is also interesting: there is *nothing* around that would be a strategic target to attack. This "station" is in middle of nowhere. What is/was really in there is unknown.
It would be very fitting with what I understand about the culture to leave that small stream running next to the stairway permanently as a feature. Perhaps add some pools to it with koi at intervals on the way down. The water infiltration is not a problem that will ever go away, it can and will only get worse, might as well integrate it as an architectural feature.
Hi there. Amazing video! The Doai Station tunnel is similar to The Third Tunnel of Aggression found underground at the border between the North Korea and South Korea, which has more or less the same depth underground. I'm not sure if you agree with me. I'm a bit claustrophobic but I was able to overcome this challenge for the first time when I entered this tunnel. If only the local government of this prefecture hire some artists to paint this underground with interesting anime characters, or any form of graffiti. It will be a hit for tourists, making this area popular again, boosting the economy of this place. Just my opinion. But what do you think? Thanks for this video by the way. Keep it up!
In Montreal, we will soon have a station that is 70 meters deep. Access to the platform will be done Via elevators. Assuming that there are no more delays, It should open next year.
こんにちは Japonaise🇯🇵, お元気ですか. Merci pour la vidéo du jour.👍 いただきます !🥢 Tout était beau ! Comme c’est relaxant d’écouter de l’eau qui coule. Whaou !😮 Je n’ai jamais vu un chemin souterrain qui descend aussi long. De plus, s’il n’y a pas de toilettes sous terre c’est très embêtant pour les touristes ! Les Japonais devraient essayer d’en installer une. Voilà, au grand plaisir de te retrouver pour la prochaine vidéo. Bye bye !✋ Bisous de la France !❤️🇫🇷
Let me translate for her to understand. "Everything was beautiful! Like it's relaxing to listen to the flowing water. Whaou! I've never seen a staircase that descends so long. Plus, if there are no toilets underground it's very annoying for the tourists! The Japanese should try to install one. Here, with grand pleasure to find you again for the next video. Bye Bye! Greetings from France."
@@mr.brickles знаешь, как Вторая Мировая война закончилась? Хиросимой и Нагасаки! Третья Мировая война (которая сейчас идёт) закончится - термоядерной катастрофой!
Why is the station so deep underground? Is it to avoid severe terrain contours at ground level? Interesting location outside of town. Thank you enjoyed.
Japanese society is on a different level. The station is old and quiet but still very well maintained and clean. in the hallway there is also no graffiti and bums. In Java, places like this have become a favorite of the homeless and will not be maintained.
Venue for World Slinky Championship. "Did they say they'd be waiting in the car park??" "Of course it's wheelchair accessible, the lights turn on automatically as you roll past the sensor" 😮
Watching what kind of subway is in Tokyo, you begin to appreciate the subway in Moscow. In our metro it looks like an underground palace or castle. If someone has not seen the Moscow metro, I advise you to look on the Internet!
@@erikgstewart I guess, yes. The Moscow metro is built to simultaneously serve as a bunker/shelter, because the Moscow metro was built during the Stalin period. Even the conflict in Ukraine has shown that the Stalinist metro is not only very beautiful, but also ideal for shelter. And also the advantages of the Moscow and Minsk metros are that you can use free Internet there, there is a good connection even at great depths, and there are also shops and cafes. Many American or Japanese subways do not have this. And trains are more modern.
It’s definitely a interesting piece of history that is still active. But as someone who is claustrophobic, I don’t think I’d be comfortable enough to not have my anxiety spike up (I can barely hold myself together when it comes to using the Metro when traveling out of town).
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Просто какой-то мистический фильм, а не выпуск.
Спасибо большое. Было очень интересно. 😊
ЧИТЕРИТЬ НЕЛЬЗЯ с прокрутом
No elevator or escalator?! That's nuts hahah. I'm glad your destination was underground so you didn't need to walk back upwards!!!
Even more so when you realize Japan is an ageing society, especially in the more rural areas like Gunma.
Probably, the deepest train station in the world, now no more in use, was in Italy. It was right in middle of the old Apennine Base Tunnel (1933). Named "Stazione della precedenze", it had 1863 steps to go up and down (roughly 1 hour walk). The old base tunnel is still in use, togheter with the new high speed base tunnel, but no trains stop there anymore.
Singapore bencoolen station is 43 meter deep 😂
New to the channel but I really love the sound/audio and the lack of voice over. This really brings out the ambience of the places you visit and makes eerything more relaxing/immersive. Than you very much for the video!
Mrs. Time to Travel, your nails are always so pretty ♡
The grey coloured tunnel is giving eerie vibes, looks like a well lit old mine to me but this was an interesting video, thanks for sharing with us!!
Nice! It will be one if my "targets" for my incoming trip!!!
Eerie indeed. With the GoPro moving, no annoying voice-over, the water bubbling the stairs look more like something out of a computer game. Fascinating.
よく見ました！私は韓国の鉄道愛好家です。 日本にこんな不思議な駅があるのは驚きです。 ちょっとダンジョンみたいな感じもするんですね。 いつか日本に訪問したら行ってみたいです！ 翻訳機を使いました。 文章がぎこちなくてすみません。
Great content. I love it as always. Keep up the good. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
wow that's so interesting that people store craft beer down there!! I would hate to have that errand for the day, LOL
That deepest tunnel looks stunning but bit kinda scary but probably looks good 😊 Awesome video ❤
很喜歡這種類型的影片 總是可以讓我發現到很多日本 有趣景點
This is so satisfying to watch I want to see more will come again soon next time 👍🏻
Приходь😊
Beautiful
in russia and ukraine also have more deep stations but only in subway.
Moscow Subway
Park Pobedi (84 meters - Big Circle, and Solcevskaya lines)
Marina Rosha (- Big Circle line - 70 meters)
St.Peterbourg
Admiralteiskaya (Purple Line - 86 meters)
Kyev
Arsenalnaya - (Red line - 105.5 meters)
Always enjoy your videos immensely! This one included 😊
Featured in the hiking anime Yama no Susume.
It's beautiful 😍 thank you ☺️
a very eerie place. I feel like you could film a good horror movie down there lol. also wanna eat those curry flavored pringles
Very interesting,even I wonder the programmers of Silent Hill videogame were inspired of this station to dó some parts,Ive were transported to it...thank you for share,was amazing❤
My thoughts too 😄
Was there a train station in Silent Hill? It's been a long time since I last played it.
@@hieioni3354 not a station,but were corridors in Silent Hill,like sewers,when you go to take the hair drier that looks alike
@@sandymilenko I see. So Doai station (in this video) reminds you of those corridors huh?
@@hieioni3354 yes,of course in the good way,not as it is ugly,said maybe the programers was inspired on it,cause I dont know it,but I really love Silent Hill,and as a fan,was surprised
Amazing vid. I love the more "mundane" locations you guys visit.
Awesome
Interesting algae are growing around the lights. Such a very strange halfway finished station. They went through through the trouble to connect to the tunnel and build a platform, but then not build an escalator.
えええ待合室綺麗になちゃった！？？ヤバ
Thank.
Very interessant.
Congratulations.❤
i love the older look of japanese buses
Wow! Its reaallyy deep! Nice to see deepest tunnel from your channel❤
Это место нужно отреставрировать, поставить эскалатор :) Но судя по количеству людей, маршрут не востребован.
This is a great venue for a horror story😂or a suspense-thriller. It looks scary and at the same time very peaceful
Excellent video!
It's very interesting and curious! It's like a scenario of a videogame.
Атмосферно!
You can climb chichen itza (Mexico) on all four sides (365 steps) and not be close to making these 462.
une belle vidéo❤❤❤💯🐨🐨🐼🐼🌻🌼🏵🏵🏵🐞
That feel when like the 3/4 of the metro stations in my city is at least 50 meters underground... But they have escalators of course.
amazing!!! :D
おお！ この素晴らしいビデオをありがとう! 😇
日本のこのような場所のビデオをもっと見てみたいです。 🙂
00：15 So much like old Shenyang Southern Train Station (沈阳站)
Such a completely different place 😮❤❤
It was not a railway station but a military object under the pretext of a public facility. And it is still a military facility. It was built in 1931-1936 (the exact date is unknown) before WWII and was extended in the 1960s. It is still, as you can see, being maintained. Take a look at the typical bunker ceilings, cable routing and even stairs. The location is also interesting: there is *nothing* around that would be a strategic target to attack. This "station" is in middle of nowhere. What is/was really in there is unknown.
greetings from Indonesia ❤
WOW beautiful 🤩
I love A-frame type buildings. I enjoyed this video, thank you for sharing!
So!! That's how you got out of climbing
those stairs!!
30min-1h waiting time for a bus /train in rural area is acceptable and then some
It's nice video. God bless you. And you're team.
My kinda place Thanks for the show. From New York
Nice video. Doai is quite an interesting station. Hopefully they will install the escalator soon because going up and down 486 steps is quite tough!
4:19 - Unofficially , the deepest station in the world is Pyongyang metro station Puhung (부흥역). It's about 110-114 m deep.
It would be very fitting with what I understand about the culture to leave that small stream running next to the stairway permanently as a feature. Perhaps add some pools to it with koi at intervals on the way down. The water infiltration is not a problem that will ever go away, it can and will only get worse, might as well integrate it as an architectural feature.
4:24. It gives off a vibe of an entrance to an ancient temple... 😮
Doai Station is 1217feet above sea level.
merci de ce voyage !!
ここまで来たなら 谷川岳の一ノ倉沢を見て欲しかった 圧巻の岩肌ですよ🎵
@ 11:02 I got frightened.
Definitely what we call a "liminal space". Maybe a gateway to another dimension? 😮
Hi there. Amazing video! The Doai Station tunnel is similar to The Third Tunnel of Aggression found underground at the border between the North Korea and South Korea, which has more or less the same depth underground. I'm not sure if you agree with me. I'm a bit claustrophobic but I was able to overcome this challenge for the first time when I entered this tunnel. If only the local government of this prefecture hire some artists to paint this underground with interesting anime characters, or any form of graffiti. It will be a hit for tourists, making this area popular again, boosting the economy of this place. Just my opinion. But what do you think? Thanks for this video by the way. Keep it up!
необычное место
Veľmi prekrásne natočené video 😇😇😇😇. Prekrásne video 😇😇😇😇. Srdečne pozdravujem zo Slovenska 🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰.
In Montreal, we will soon have a station that is 70 meters deep. Access to the platform will be done Via elevators. Assuming that there are no more delays, It should open next year.
こんにちは Japonaise🇯🇵, お元気ですか. Merci pour la vidéo du jour.👍 いただきます !🥢
Tout était beau ! Comme c’est relaxant d’écouter de l’eau qui coule. Whaou !😮 Je n’ai jamais vu un chemin souterrain qui descend aussi long. De plus, s’il n’y a pas de toilettes sous terre c’est très embêtant pour les touristes ! Les Japonais devraient essayer d’en installer une.
Voilà, au grand plaisir de te retrouver pour la prochaine vidéo. Bye bye !✋ Bisous de la France !❤️🇫🇷
Let me translate for her to understand.
"Everything was beautiful! Like it's relaxing to listen to the flowing water. Whaou! I've never seen a staircase that descends so long. Plus, if there are no toilets underground it's very annoying for the tourists! The Japanese should try to install one.
Here, with grand pleasure to find you again for the next video. Bye Bye! Greetings from France."
I’m sure a I seen a video, of someone paragliding down those stairs...because of the length and how steep the angel of them.
This was so cool & unique 😸🫶🏽
Спасибо Вам большое ' было очень познавательно и интересно 👏🤝🏻👌👍
А толку-то...
Скоро не будет ни Токио, ни Нью-Йорка, ни Лондона, ни Берлина...🥴🤪💩
@@user-buser1970 Чего не будет? А куда денутся они?
@@mr.brickles знаешь, как Вторая Мировая война закончилась? Хиросимой и Нагасаки!
Третья Мировая война (которая сейчас идёт) закончится - термоядерной катастрофой!
Interesting thanks for sharing
Reminds me of Half Life and Black Mesa
Doai station is a very creepy place cause one of the video in YT, someone has captured paranormal activity there.. 😰
いつも楽しみに見てます😍
主様もお気に入りのラブホ現代楽園さんシリーズ（笑）もワクワクして見てます☺️もし行く事があれば伊勢原店さんもぜひお願いします🥺💕
Now imagine stepping up by those stairs - every day. Local passengers should be pretty fit.
Thank you for your advice. I want to try to visit here once.
Why is the station so deep underground? Is it to avoid severe terrain contours at ground level? Interesting location outside of town. Thank you enjoyed.
it's because of the geography in the Minakami area. A mountainous place that gets pools of snow every winter.
@@numberIII5243t thank you.
soo eerie yet so clean tho 😫
Japanese society is on a different level. The station is old and quiet but still very well maintained and clean. in the hallway there is also no graffiti and bums. In Java, places like this have become a favorite of the homeless and will not be maintained.
The station looks like some of the stations we have on the MBTA subway in Boston. They're lit a bit brighter but some areas look like this.
Omg omg the universe has just collapsed and nobody even noticed cuz we were too busy watching this😮
Venue for World Slinky Championship.
"Did they say they'd be waiting in the car park??"
"Of course it's wheelchair
accessible, the lights turn on automatically as you roll past the sensor" 😮
Un poco extraño pero interesante...
Hello from France
I am impressed with this station
Complimenti, ottimo servizio.
좋은 영상 감사합니다 ^^❤
Gunma-Chan es una mascota muy linda! 🥰 Ese pan con helado se veía tan delicioso 😋 gracias por sus videos son muy interesantes y tranquilos ✌🏻
Доволі цікаво!
We should ask Geoff Marshall to count the stairs when he is in Japan someday and also to wonder if it's as deep as a 15 story building ;)
I bet riding a bike down that stairs would be WILD! I sure would not wanna exit on this station though XD. I'd be dead before halfway up.
That was interesting.
Imagine working at the station and having to go up and down the stairs all day... That'll be a good but exhausting workout
The underground station is unattended dummy!
久しぶり, It's been a long time since I watched your video & finally I got to watch it 😅 ごめんね、本当に忙しくて、動画見てない.
Eu gostei do conteúdo deste vídeo. Muito interessante.
Parabéns pelo documentario
Watching what kind of subway is in Tokyo, you begin to appreciate the subway in Moscow. In our metro it looks like an underground palace or castle.
If someone has not seen the Moscow metro, I advise you to look on the Internet!
Nice, but can they be used as bomb shelters too?
@@erikgstewart I guess, yes. The Moscow metro is built to simultaneously serve as a bunker/shelter, because the Moscow metro was built during the Stalin period.
Even the conflict in Ukraine has shown that the Stalinist metro is not only very beautiful, but also ideal for shelter.
And also the advantages of the Moscow and Minsk metros are that you can use free Internet there, there is a good connection even at great depths, and there are also shops and cafes. Many American or Japanese subways do not have this. And trains are more modern.
Reminded me of Yama no Susume.
この階段を毎日通学してる学生がいるんだよね 凄い！
It’s definitely a interesting piece of history that is still active.
But as someone who is claustrophobic, I don’t think I’d be comfortable enough to not have my anxiety spike up (I can barely hold myself together when it comes to using the Metro when traveling out of town).
станция Puhŭng в Пхеньяне, КНДР - глубиной 120 метров...
US: We have deep subway stations in New York and elsewhere 😉
Japan: HOLD MY TAKOYAKI 😊
Ukraine: 😔 Despite all this...I'LL DO ONE BETTER 🤭
승강장엔 뭔가 하나도없지만 한번 가보고싶은 역이네요
The Jerusalem, Itzchak Navon station, is 80 m deep, but we have escalators and elevators to get to the platforms... 😉
5:57 who said that Japanese people only whisper while they talk to each other .
Here even the mic of the camera can pick them 😅😂
wow nice
What camera do you use? and how do you edit your videos? i love it! you should make a tutorial or a video showing your equipment pleasee :D