埼玉県の秘境駅を訪問

#JapanTrain #SecludedStation #Saitama #RuralJapan #AbandonedPlaces #Chichibu #railway Japan is famous for its crowded trains and busy stations like Shinjuku or Tokyo. But did you know that just an hour away from the city, there are "Secluded Stations" (Hikyō-eki) where time seems to stand still? In today's video, I start at Omiya Station, the busiest station in Saitama Prefecture (600,000+ passengers/day), and travel to the LEAST used stations in the same prefecture. I visited two unique stations: JR Takezawa Station: A station that lost the battle against a private railway. It has a waiting room filled with books but almost no passengers. Shiroku Station (Chichibu Railway): A nostalgic wooden station deep in the mountains. It has no staff, no convenience stores nearby, but it does have... BEAR warnings! 🐻 Join me on this quiet journey to explore the "Empty Side" of Japan. 📍 Locations Visited: Start: Omiya Station (Saitama City) Station 1: Takezawa Station (JR Hachiko Line) Station 2: Shiroku Station (Chichibu Railway) 🕒 Timestamps: 0:00 Intro: Japan's Busiest vs. Quietest Stations 1:42 Departing Omiya (Heading to the countryside) 4:13 Arrival at Station No.1: JR Takezawa 5:06 Inside the Station: A Library in the Waiting Room? 7:35 The Reason Why No One Uses This Station 10:02 The Rival: Tobu-Takezawa Station 11:57 Moving to the Next Secret Station 15:55 Arrival at Station No.2: Shiroku (Chichibu Railway) 16:25 A Station Surrounded by Mountains 17:25 Warning: "Bears Appear Here" 18:15 Exploring the Old Wooden Station Building 19:29 Searching for a Convenience Store (Spoiler: There are none) 20:37 Beautiful View of the Arakawa River 💡 Trip Notes: JR Takezawa Stats: Avg. 62 passengers/day (2010 data). Shiroku Stats: Officially the lowest ridership in the prefecture. Atmosphere: Very nostalgic, peaceful, and a bit lonely. Thanks for watching! If you enjoy exploring the deep, rural side of Japan, please Like and Subscribe!