【衝撃】大都市さいたま市に"鉄道空白地帯"が実在!? さいたま市の鉄道空白地帯を行く逆張り鉄道(?)旅

Japan is world-famous for its incredible, punctual train network. But what happens when you visit a massive city of 1.3 million people and find areas with ZERO trains? 🚉❌ Welcome to Saitama City (just north of Tokyo)! In this video, our virtual guides Kensho Kotsu and the green-haired Zundamon go off the beaten path to explore "Railway Blank Zones"—places where modern rail networks just don't reach. Instead of convenient trains, we are taking local buses and doing a LOT of walking to uncover the peaceful, everyday side of suburban Japan that most tourists never see. From confusing bus stops to unexpected bread factories and massive river weirs, join us on this contrarian transit adventure! If you enjoyed seeing this unique, hidden side of Japan, please hit the LIKE button and SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives into Japanese transit and geography! 👍 💬 Let us know in the comments: How is the public transportation in your hometown? Would you survive a 1-hour walk to the nearest station? 【Chapters】 0:00 Intro: Saitama City, the Heart of Japan's Transit 0:57 Departing Omiya Station: Riding the Urban Park Line 2:21 Blank Zone 1: Kanamuro Area (A 1-hour walk to the station!) 5:21 Blank Zone 2: Suedasuga Weir & A Surprise Bakery 8:52 Taking a Bus from the Urban Hub of Urawa 11:25 Blank Zone 3: Arakawa Sports Park (A pastoral time-slip) 12:49 Outro: Finding Romance Where the Trains Don't Go #JapanRailway #PublicTransit #JapanTravel #Saitama #HiddenJapan 音声：Zundamon