The Yamanote Line is a 34.5 kilometer circular loop train line in central Tokyo, which is integral to every day city life, as it connects to many other train lines and locations. As of 2021, there are currently 30 stations along the Yamanote Line. It takes a little more than an hour to go around the entire loop.


This video showcases a "behind the train conductor" view along the inner circle track (counter-clockwise direction).


This is an original film recorded on October 21, 2021 around 3pm (before rush hour)


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CHAPTERS IN THIS VIDEO!
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0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Departing Tokyo (JY1)
1:22 - Kanda (JY2)
3:24 - Akihabara (JY3)
7:18 - Ōkachimachi (JY4)
9:05 - Ueno (JY5)
15:05 - Uguisudani (JY6)
16:48 - Nippori (JY7)
19:15 - Nishi-Nippori (JY8)
21:08 - Tabata (JY9)
23:45 - Komagome (JY10)
25:33 - Sugamo (JY11)
27:38 - Ōtsuka (JY12)
30:22 - Ikebukuro (JY13)
32:42 - Mejiro (JY14)
34:27 - Takadanobaba (JY15)
36:48 - Shin-- Ōkubo (JY16)
38:50 - Shinjuku (JY17)
40:50 - Yoyogi (JY18)
43:05 - Harajuku (JY19)
45:30 - Shibuya (JY20)
48:20 - Ebisu (JY21)
50:45 - Meguro (JY22)
52:40 - Gotanda (JY23)
54:27 - Ōsaki (JY24)
57:25 - Shinagawa (JY25)
59:15 - Takanawa Gateway (JY26)
01:01:15 - Tamachi (JY27)
01:03:27 - Hamamatsuchō (JY28)
01:05:29 - Shimbashi (JY29)
01:07:28 - Yūrakuchō (JY30)
01:09:26 - Returning to Tokyo (JY1)

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