By hamaroad

This video offers a full-length spectacular ride on the Nozomi 228 Shinkansen from Shin-Osaka Station to Tokyo Station, filmed in stunning 4K resolution. Captured from the left side of the N700A series train, viewers are treated to panoramic views through the train window as it races along the Tokaido Shinkansen line. Useful overlays such as a GPS-based speedometer and a live map enhance the travel experience, showing real-time speed and location throughout the journey.

The journey begins at Shin-Osaka Station at 13:57 and continues eastward, passing notable stations like Kyoto (14:11), Nagoya (14:47), and Shizuoka (15:30), with glimpses of regional scenery including Lake Hamana (浜名湖) and the iconic Mount Fuji from the Fujikawa area. These scenic highlights provide viewers with a virtual sightseeing experience that mirrors what one would see on the actual trip.

The train bypasses several stations at high speed such as Mikawa-Anjo, Hamamatsu, and Odawara, demonstrating the efficiency of Japan’s fastest bullet train service. The final stops include major urban centers such as Shin-Yokohama and Shinagawa before reaching its final destination, Tokyo Station, at 16:24. The entire 2.5-hour window-view is a soothing, immersive way to appreciate the range and beauty of Japan’s urban and rural landscapes.

Perfect for train enthusiasts, travelers planning a trip, or those fascinated by Japan’s advanced railway network, this video also serves as a useful tool for route familiarization. The added GPS and speed tracking integrations provide an educational touch, showing the shinkansen's high-speed travel in real-time while demonstrating geographical transit across multiple prefectures.

Whether you're reliving memories of your own journey or curious about Japan's iconic rail technology, this 4K footage captures the spirit of shinkansen travel in full motion.