近鉄奈良線　神戸三宮行き「快速急行」　4か国語放送集　Four-language Announcements on Kintetsu Rapid Express for Kobe Sannomiya

00:00 Standing at Nara where this train starts 03:36 Approaching Shin-Omiya 05:26 Next station: Yamato Saidaiji - passing through Heijo Palace Site 06:59 Approaching Yamato Saidaiji 09:20 Standing at Yamato Saidaiji 11:36 Next station: Gakuemmae 13:53 Approaching Gakuemmae 15:49 Next station: Ikoma 17:09 Approaching Ikoma 21:56 Next station: Tsuruhashi - seven rare customers announcements 30:06 Approaching Tsuruhashi 32:36 Standing at Tsuruhashi 33:44 Approaching Osaka Uehommachi 36:42 Approaching Nippombashi 38:25 Approaching Osaka Namba 42:09 Next station Sakuragawa 42:31 Approaching Sakuragawa = Japanese = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Welcome to "Yatatetsu's Secret Base," a channel where Yatatetsu introduces his favorite things in his own way! It's been a while since we've seen a video like this. Everyone, I hope you're in a good mood. Starting on the 22nd, Kintetsu Railway has been using a new, significantly shortened version of the automated English announcements on its trains. With this broadcast update, all of the audio I've been diligently recording up until now has become obsolete. As a farewell, I'm releasing a portion of my Nara Line four-language broadcast collection, which I've been repeatedly recording for about four years and listening to alone with a smile. This time, we're bringing you the automated announcements between Nara and Sakuragawa for the Kintetsu Nara Line Rapid Express train departing from Kintetsu Nara Station (Nara Koenmae) towards Osaka Namba and bound for Kobe Sannomiya. All audio that was recorded in four languages ​​has been broadcast in four languages. All announcements regarding train type, destination, next station, etc. are broadcast in four languages, and some educational broadcasts that could be recorded in four languages ​​have also been included. *Some sections also include audio recorded for lower-class trains that stop at the same stations, such as express trains. Below are some notes and complaints. The playback speed of the video has been adjusted to match the length of the broadcast. I really like the sound of the Hitachi VVVF motor that I rode on during the video shoot, so I've intentionally included the inverter sound in some sections. This is a compilation of recorded audio from four-language broadcasts, so it's not like each train actually broadcasts all four languages. (That said, there are a very few conductors who broadcast all four languages.) The Ikoma-Tsuruhashi section features some of the lesser-used four-language spot broadcasts recorded on Nara Line trains, including not only rapid express but also express and limited express trains. Enjoy announcements that only a few conductors use, such as "Unclaimed luggage may be removed at intermediate stations," "Please do not sit on the floor," "Please fold wet umbrellas," and "Please throw trash in the trash can." Overall, there are many sections where the actual running time and broadcast duration do not match. There are many overly long broadcasts here and there that seem to have been created without any consideration for reality, as in, "Who would broadcast a two-minute broadcast on a section that normally takes one minute?" The section between Nihonbashi and Osaka Namba is particularly noticeably short. I'm not sure how many times I've ridden this section since the broadcasts were introduced in 2016 until I posted this video, but I've only heard the four-language broadcasts on rapid express trains twice. In fact, I think I could count the number of times I've heard the English broadcasts on both hands. The audio was recorded by persistently listening to rapid express trains that follow immediately after limited express trains (which tend to get backed up because it takes a long time to disembark). *Narration: VOICEPEAK, Koharu Rikka (Text-to-Speech Software) *Video Editing Software: AviUtl [Regarding Video Reposting and Audio Use] Users of audio and video materials may use videos from this channel or imitate the editing design only if they carefully read, agree to, and abide by the guidelines listed at the following link: https://yatatetsu.hatenablog.com/entr... [General Rules for This Channel] Please research before asking questions in the comments. Do not post personal or personally identifiable information! Please follow the guidelines for unauthorized use of videos and audio → https://yatatetsu.hatenablog.com/entr... In the process of pointing out problems, there are times when I criticize the policies and attitudes of specific transportation companies, companies, local governments, organizations, etc. Please refrain from watching if you do not want to hear criticism or negative comments. The content of comments received may be used or introduced in videos, and suggestions may be used in video editing and channel management. No serious responses to the content! Please do not interfere with otaku getting along among themselves. The con...