It’s a video shot from a camera mounted at the front of the train, showing the view as seen by the driver. It gives you a view to excite and enjoy the fast ride of trains like express services.

It’s a video shot from a camera mounted at the end of the train, showing the scenery as it fades into the distance. It gives you a view to relax and enjoy the scenery along a slowly moving local train.

The continued operation of local railway lines cannot be achieved without the viewpoint of the local community. The video starts from the hometown and connects to the cityscape, allowing you to experience it from a local viewpoint. Additionally, by combining the upbound direction and the rear-view (rear-facing view), it inspires lasting memories of the hometown, which is why the video is shot from an upbound train.

The numbers shown on the speedometer and other indicators in the video are based on data measured using the GPS function of the recording equipment. Please note that in areas such as tunnels, where GPS signals may be unavailable or less accurate, the data may not be precise. These values are intended as approximate references only.

Technically, we are ready for the live stream. On the other hand, starting the live stream service involves costs for the railway company, such as installing and operating live cameras. Once a certain level of revenue from subscriptions is expected, we will work towards making it happen.