（２）明治時代に生まれたJR最急勾配「碓氷峠」を越える！ 【中山道幹線の旅】［青春18きっぷ］

After arriving at Yokokawa Station and taking a lunch break, and learning about Yokokawa's history at the Usui Pass Railway Cultural Park, it's finally time to cross Usui Pass! The section between Yokokawa and Karuizawa (commonly known as Yokokaru) once had the steepest gradient on the JR line, at 66.7‰. While the railway has now been discontinued, we'll cross the pass by bus, enjoying a taste of the olden days! ~About the Nakasendo Main Line Journey~ Chapter 1    • （１）明治時代に考案された幻のルートで行く！東京ー名古屋 【中山道幹線の旅】［青春1...   Chapter 2    • （２）明治時代に生まれたJR最急勾配「碓氷峠」を越える！ 【中山道幹線の旅】［青春1...   (this video) Chapter 3    • （３）こんな絶景見たことない！姨捨を経由し篠ノ井線で松本へ！ 【中山道幹線の旅】［青...   Final Episode    • （４）旧中山道をローカル線で走る！！美しい木曽谷の絶景や宿場町を見ながら名古屋へ！【...   This time, we traveled back in time by train! While the Tokaido Main Line is now the main railway line connecting east and west Japan, the original route originally considered was the Nakasendo Main Line, which runs along the Nakasendo Road, a road running through the middle of Japan's mountains. The Nakasendo Main Line was never completed to this day, but this time, I'll be using the 18 Ticket to travel along this Nakasendo Main Line over two days! Enjoy a historical journey while thinking about the feelings of people from the past.^^ Railway travel combined with historical travel is truly the best!♪ What is the Seishun 18 Ticket? This ticket is available to anyone, regardless of age, and is sold every year in spring, summer, and winter (coinciding with school holidays). It allows unlimited rides on unreserved seats in ordinary cars on JR local and rapid trains nationwide for one day. ★About filming... I tried to film quietly and used a high-sensitivity microphone to avoid disturbing other passengers, but please note that there are some parts where the sound is difficult to hear. (I changed the microphone settings along the way, so it should be easier to hear. The volume may fluctuate a bit (lol). The sound may be difficult to hear, especially around Omiya, sorry. (＞人＜;) Also, I stopped filming in crowded areas, so some parts are skipped. I always make sure it's safe around me before filming, so please feel free to watch! *To everyone The purpose of this channel was to "provide everyone with the opportunity to enjoy and learn about history." It's not intended to teach history; I simply want to convey the joy and appeal of learning about history to everyone. Therefore, please note that the content introduced here may not necessarily be accurate. I hope you enjoy watching. m(_ _)m ※I actually think there are a lot of mistakes, so I encourage you to use my videos to research history and visit places that interest you! (History is connected like a story, and it's truly fascinating. I'm more excited than anything else to be able to share that joy with you all. 😌) Also, this channel does not deal with "political content" at all. I don't belong to any organization (I have no ties to any political parties, and I'm just an ordinary person who loves history). I create videos as a hobby, which also serves as a way to review my studies, so please feel free to enjoy watching. ( We apologize for any comments related to politics. We may hide comments due to the risk of them causing trouble. Thank you for your understanding. [Thank you for your support] Thank you to everyone who supported us via SuperThanks. We try to thank everyone who supported us in the comments as much as possible, but we apologize for any delays. We will use the support you provide to help us with study materials, travel expenses, and to visit Jomon ruins, so that we can continue to create great videos in the future. I hope you'll enjoy it. And as a small token of my gratitude, I'll do my best to create even more enjoyable videos! Contact Information ・Email: [email protected] ・Instagram:   / sukimani_daria   For collaborations, interviews, and other projects, please contact me via email or DM on social media. In particular, I hope to spread the word about Japan's wonderful culture and products, including local specialties and regional specialties. I believe that every region in Japan has its own unique and wonderful places. . If you're a farmer or involved in tourism promotion and are interested, please contact us! We're also looking forward to interviews at ruins related to Japanese archaeology (such as the Jomon period)! (lol) Please feel free to contact us about anything else. *We are careful to check emails, but it may take a few days for us to respond, so we would appreciate it if you could make your request with plenty of time. *We apologize for currently refraining from accepting interview requests regarding the situation in Ukraine. This is because the situation is complicated, and we are unsure of the accuracy of the information, so we have decided to err on the side of caution. We appreciate your understanding. #Youth18Ticket #ShinetsuMainLine #UsuiPass #Foreigners #RailwayFans #LocalTrain #Ukrainians #Railway #Train