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  • this is how Shinkansen bullet train services made in Japan, Alright, y'all, I'm back with another made in Japan and this time I get to show you how train service is truly made in Japan.

    這就是日本新幹線子彈頭列車的服務,好了,各位,我又回來了,又是一個日本製造,這一次我將向你們展示列車服務是如何真正在日本製造的。

  • The people at JR Tokai had given me access to this place already did one on their factory and now we're here in Waikiki Tokyo, so I'm super excited for this one, but if you guys want to see what I'm doing on the daily, definitely check out my instagram account.

    JR東海的人讓我進入這個地方,已經在他們的工廠做了一個,現在我們在東京懷基基,所以我對這個超級興奮,但如果你們想看我每天在做什麼,一定要看看我的instagram賬戶。

  • If you wanna help support the channel, then check out my Japan merch and if you have any questions about Japan or your Japan travels to check out my discord community.

    如果你想幫助支持這個頻道,那麼請查看我的日本商品,如果你有任何關於日本或你的日本旅行的問題,請查看我的迪斯科德社區。

  • Alright, let's go do this.

    好吧,讓我們去做這個。

  • So here we go again, this one is from my Japan train lovers as we're at the JR Tokai Ochichi Shinkansen bullet train depot where routine train inspections and repairs take place and yep, I'm the first Youtube content creator to visit this spot to dating back to 1964 JR Tokai Shinkansen has been safely transporting passengers between Osaka and Tokyo, resulting in the busiest train line in Japan and all this wouldn't be possible without the E, the shinkansen train depot ensuring that every single train is operating at peak performance in all requiring 1400 skilled JR Tokai workers at this depot alone to make it all happen and I'm taking you inside to show you how even their regular train maintenance and service uniquely earns a spot in my made in Japan series, so if you guys saw the last video, you guys might have noticed that I had some issues with my glasses and fogging, but this time we've upgraded check this out.

    所以我們又來了,這是我的日本火車愛好者的作品,因為我們在JR東海第一新幹線的車廠,在那裡進行例行的火車檢查和維修,是的,我是第一個訪問這個地方的Youtube內容創作者,追溯到1964年,JR東海新幹線一直在安全地運輸大阪和東京之間的乘客,導致日本最繁忙的火車線路,如果沒有E.C.,這一切都不可能實現。新幹線列車庫確保每一輛列車都以最高性能運行,僅在這個庫房就需要1400名熟練的JR東海工人來實現這一切,我將帶你進去,向你展示他們的常規列車維護和服務是如何獨特地在我的日本製造系列中贏得一席之地,所以如果你

  • There you go.

    你去吧。

  • Built in helmet goggles.

    內置頭盔護目鏡。

  • Let's do this now that I've got my heart head on.

    現在讓我們來做這件事,我已經有了心頭大石。

  • Let's do this to this, this is pretty amazing.

    讓我們對著這個做,這相當驚人。

  • Look at all of these trains, I never thought I'd be this close to this many shinkansen trains and to be clear, this place is quite different from my previous video on the Jr Hamamatsu train factory where they perform complete annual overhaul inspections while at this train depot they perform more routine inspections and maintenance as frequently as every two days.

    看看這些列車,我從未想過我能離這麼多的新幹線列車這麼近,而且要明確的是,這個地方與我之前拍攝的小濱松火車工廠的視頻截然不同,在那裡他們進行完整的年度大修檢查,而在這個火車廠,他們進行更多的例行檢查和維護,頻繁到每兩天一次。

  • So admit it just above the trains and look there's some guys over there, let's see what they're doing.

    所以承認它就在火車的上方,看那裡有一些人,讓我們看看他們在做什麼。

  • Oh, that's the Penta graph.

    哦,那是Penta圖。

  • It collects power for the train when it makes contact with the overhead electrical lines.

    當火車與架空電線接觸時,它為火車收集電力。

  • Each shinkansen has two of them mounted on its roof critical components to keep the train power, so it must be inspected thoroughly and this maintenance itself requires two skilled workers, one repeating the others inspection to ensure that there are no mistakes.

    每輛新幹線都有兩個安裝在車頂的關鍵部件,以保持列車的動力,是以必須進行徹底的檢查,這種維護本身需要兩個熟練的工人,一個人重複其他人的檢查,以確保沒有錯誤。

  • Cool, I guess they're performing a torque inspection on all the bolts right now and the part which directly makes contact with the electrical wire, generates so much friction that it needs to be replaced regularly.

    酷,我猜他們現在正在對所有的螺栓進行扭矩檢查,直接與電線接觸的部分,產生的摩擦力很大,需要定期更換。

  • Excuse me, what are you doing?

    對不起,你在做什麼?

  • Nice.

    不錯。

  • So it's possible for the train to run without the pantagraph, how much electricity runs through the line, what do you like most about this job?

    是以,火車有可能在沒有喘息的情況下運行,有多少電力流經線路,你最喜歡這份工作的什麼?

  • Thanks, give it up, wow, everyone here is so busy at work.

    謝謝,放棄吧,哇,這裡的人工作都很忙。

  • Let's go ask what that guy's doing over there.

    我們去問問那個人在那裡做什麼。

  • Hi, what's going down here?

    嗨,這裡發生了什麼?

  • How long have you been doing this job?

    你做這個工作有多久了?

  • So what was the toughest part when you first started?

    那麼,你剛開始時最艱難的部分是什麼?

  • Thanks.

    謝謝。

  • So this section is where the undercarriages are routinely inspected.

    是以,這一部分是對底盤進行例行檢查的地方。

  • There are 100 total items that need to be checked by the workers, such as the wheels, axles and brake systems.

    總共有100個項目需要工人檢查,如車輪、車軸和剎車系統。

  • Wow.

    哇。

  • Check out all the marks everywhere.

    看看到處都是的標記。

  • Looks like a bad day for a school essay.

    看起來是學校作文的壞日子。

  • But for this ship consent, it means that each specific part has passed inspection.

    但對於這艘船的同意,它意味著每個具體的部分都通過了檢查。

  • Huh?

    嗯?

  • There's some stairs over here.

    這裡有一些樓梯。

  • Let's see where it goes.

    讓我們來看看它的發展。

  • Oh, I think I've stumbled into their skills training room.

    哦,我想我無意中進入了他們的技能訓練室。

  • Let's talk to this guy.

    讓我們和這個人談談。

  • Hi, what's got you all twisted, interesting.

    嗨,是什麼讓你如此曲折,有趣。

  • So how often do you need to do this type of skills training?

    那麼,你需要多久做一次這種類型的技能培訓?

  • I see.

    我明白了。

  • So do you need to pass a test or something to work on your own?

    那麼,你需要通過測試或其他什麼才能自己工作嗎?

  • Okay.

    好的。

  • Have you ever failed the test?

    你有過考試失敗的經歷嗎?

  • Got it?

    明白了嗎?

  • And what's been the most challenging for you in the training?

    那麼在訓練中,什麼對你來說是最具挑戰性的?

  • Can I try apparently if you hit them, it's going to actually be a different sound.

    我可以試試嗎顯然,如果你打他們,實際上會有不同的聲音。

  • So I think this one is loose right here, Wow, the noise is completely different every year.

    所以我認為這個人就在這裡鬆動,哇,每年的噪音都完全不同。

  • All new hired workers must undergo one month of training here and completely pass the in house Skill sets before they're allowed to work on the Shinkansen makes sense considering that 450,000 passengers every day ride this bullet train.

    考慮到每天有45萬乘客乘坐這列子彈頭列車,所有新僱用的工人必須在這裡接受一個月的培訓,並完全通過內部的技能測試,才允許他們在新幹線上工作。

  • So safety in all respects is paramount to its operation before we can.

    是以,在各方面的安全是最重要的,它的運作才可以。

  • I want to give a quick shout out to the sponsor of this video Squarespace.

    我想向本視頻的贊助商Squarespace快速喊話。

  • If you watch any of my videos, you know I love using squarespace as the number one way to build your online presence here are just some of the reasons why I love using Squarespace so much.

    如果你看了我的任何視頻,你就知道我喜歡用squarespace作為建立你的在線形象的首要方式,這裡只是我喜歡使用Squarespace的一些原因。

  • Whether you're starting your passion project or building a business, Squarespace has all the tools to get it done while also looking ultra sleek and professional at the same time.

    無論你是開始你的激情項目還是建立一個企業,Squarespace都有所有的工具來完成它,同時也看起來超時尚和專業。

  • They support numerous portfolios and Gallagher designs which you can customize and even password.

    他們支持眾多的投資組合和Gallagher設計,你可以自定義,甚至是密碼。

  • So the right people see your work use, it's fully integrated blogging tools and commenting features such as threaded comments, replies and likes to help engage your community and my personal favorite built in analytics to see how your visits, unique visitors and Pageviews trend over time.

    是以,正確的人看到你的工作使用,它的完全集成的博客工具和評論功能,如線程評論,回覆和喜歡,以幫助參與你的社區和我個人最喜歡的內置分析,看看你的訪問,獨立訪客和Pageviews的趨勢隨著時間的推移。

  • So there you have it go to squarespace dot com today for your free trial and when you're ready to launch, go to squarespace dot com slash paolo from Tokyo and get 10% off your first domain or web site.

    所以,你今天就去squarespace dot com獲得你的免費試用,當你準備推出時,去squarespace dot com slash paolo from Tokyo,你的第一個域名或網站可獲得10%的折扣。

  • Cool.

    酷。

  • Let's see what's going on in this building.

    讓我們看看這棟樓裡發生了什麼。

  • Oh wow, look at this place, there's two shinkansen is right there and I think that's the newer one?

    哦,哇,看看這個地方,有兩條新幹線就在那裡,我想這是較新的那條?

  • Let's go find out.

    讓我們去了解一下。

  • Hi, do you know anything about this train?

    你好,你知道關於這列火車的情況嗎?

  • Perfect.

    完美。

  • But first, how long have you had this job?

    但首先,你做這份工作有多久了?

  • What were you doing before this?

    在這之前你在做什麼?

  • Okay, so what's the latest features on this?

    好吧,那麼關於這個的最新特點是什麼?

  • Oh yeah, I can see the bottom cushion lowering as a c recline.

    哦,是的,我可以看到底部的墊子作為C型臥鋪而降低。

  • So the N 700 S is the newest model to Kaido Shinkansen launch in 2020.

    是以,N 700 S是凱道新幹線在2020年推出的最新車型。

  • It's the upgraded version of the N 700 A So it looks similar to the previous model but with additional features to enhance passengers comfort and experience.

    它是N 700 A的升級版,是以它看起來與以前的模型相似,但有額外的功能,以提高乘客的舒適度和體驗。

  • For example, the digital screen is 1.5 times larger which helps display more passenger information.

    例如,數字螢幕大了1.5倍,有助於顯示更多乘客資訊。

  • Also, the passenger compartment lights up overhead just before arrivals to help remind passengers to take their bags in the green car, which is their business class carriage.

    另外,乘客車廂在到達前會在頭頂上亮起燈光,以幫助提醒乘客把行李拿到綠色車廂,也就是他們的商務艙車廂裡。

  • The seats are installed with a fully active vibration suppression system for a more comfortable ride, reading lights are 70% wider and just like the economy seats, the bottom cushion lowers as the back seat reclines.

    座椅上安裝了完全主動的振動抑制系統,使乘坐更加舒適,閱讀燈加寬了70%,就像經濟型座椅一樣,隨著後座的傾斜,底墊會降低。

  • Anyway, the list goes on at the end of the day, it's just an overall better experience.

    總之,在一天結束時,這個名單還在繼續,它只是一個整體上更好的體驗。

  • It looks like these guys are about to start cleaning the train, wow, this is some serious washing going on.

    看起來這些人要開始清洗火車了,哇,這是一些嚴重的清洗工作。

  • Apparently, one shinkansen travels more than 3000 kilometers a day at speeds more than 300 kilometers per hour, about 100 and 86 MPH through all weather imaginable.

    顯然,一條新幹線每天以超過每小時300公里的速度行駛3000多公里,大約100和86英里/小時,穿越所有可以想象的天氣。

  • So it's no surprise that it picks up a bug or two on its windshield along the way, which ultimately requires a team of skilled washers to thoroughly and regularly clean the train.

    是以,它一路上在擋風玻璃上撿到一兩隻蟲子也就不足為奇了,這最終需要一隊熟練的洗車工來徹底和定期清洗列車。

  • This is pretty cool seeing them watch the, so what's good?

    看到他們觀看,這是相當酷的,那麼有什麼好處呢?

  • So how often do you do this?

    那麼,你多長時間做一次呢?

  • I see in this section alone, what gets the dirtiest?

    我看到僅在這一節,什麼會變得最髒?

  • Oh, these guys are watching the lead car.

    哦,這些人在看頭車。

  • Apparently the lead car requires the most attention since it gets the dirtiest during travel, especially at night as the bugs are drawn to the headlights rather quite a difficult removal process, which requires a deep clean each and every time.

    顯然,領頭的汽車需要最多關注,因為它在旅行期間變得最髒,特別是在晚上,因為蟲子被吸引到車燈上,而這是一個相當困難的清除過程,每次都需要進行深度清潔。

  • Damn, that's a long brush.

    該死的,那是一把長刷子。

  • I guess it's a must when working with these massive trains and of course they also have to wash the undercarriage.

    我想這是與這些龐大的火車打交道時必須的,當然他們還必須清洗車底。

  • Perfect.

    完美。

  • Now that she comes in is ready for its photo shoot.

    現在,她進來是為其拍攝照片做好準備。

  • I mean, if it were to take a photo shoot, it's ready.

    我的意思是,如果它要拍照片,它已經準備好了。

  • That said, let's see what else we can explore.

    話雖如此,讓我們看看還有什麼可以探索的。

  • Okay, so here, the workers need to drain the train's toilet tanks and refill the clean tanks with water for washing hands at the sink and flushing toilets.

    好吧,那麼在這裡,工人們需要把火車上的廁所水箱裡的水放掉,然後把乾淨的水箱裡的水重新裝上,用於在水槽洗手和沖廁所。

  • In total, about 4000 liters of water is used for one train.

    一列火車總共使用了約4000升的水。

  • And all of these tasks happening behind the scenes by dedicated workers to ensure that passengers have the most comfortable ride possible.

    而所有這些工作都是由專門的工人在幕後進行的,以確保乘客有最舒適的乘坐體驗。

  • Oh yeah, and since the Shinkansen is 400 m, about 437 yards long.

    哦,對了,由於新幹線是400米,大約437碼長。

  • The workers regularly ride bikes to perform their tasks.

    工人們經常騎著自行車去執行任務。

  • Now it's time for the interior cleaners to get to work.

    現在是內部清潔人員開始工作的時候了。

  • Each cleaner is assigned to one carriage completely cleaning it in about 30 to 40 minutes and I don't know about you, but for some reason watching the entire train get clean is so soothing.

    每個清潔工被分配到一節車廂,在大約30至40分鐘內完全清潔,我不知道你怎麼想的,但出於某種原因,看著整列火車被清潔是如此的舒暢。

  • Oh wow, they're using a specialized brush with integrated moisture detection.

    哦,哇,他們使用的是一種專門的刷子,有集成的溼度檢測功能。

  • It allows the cleaners to quickly check if anything has spilled on the seats.

    它使清潔工能夠迅速檢查是否有東西灑在座位上。

  • In fact, three out of the 13 tools used by the cleaners were actually invented by them, including this one.

    事實上,在清潔工使用的13種工具中,有3種實際上是由他們發明的,包括這一種。

  • So what's the hardest place to clean on the train And how do you clean spills on the seats by the way, what's the most interesting Lots and found item you've ever come across?

    那麼,在火車上最難打掃的地方是什麼呢?順便說一下,你是如何清理座位上的濺水的呢?你遇到過的最有趣的Lots and found item是什麼?

  • Thanks now she wiped down the tables, armrest windows, pretty much everything you can think of.

    謝謝現在她擦拭了桌子、扶手窗,幾乎所有你能想到的東西。

  • So that's how the Shinkansen bullet train services made in Japan.

    是以,這就是日本的新幹線子彈頭列車服務的製造過程。

this is how Shinkansen bullet train services made in Japan, Alright, y'all, I'm back with another made in Japan and this time I get to show you how train service is truly made in Japan.

這就是日本新幹線子彈頭列車的服務,好了,各位,我又回來了,又是一個日本製造,這一次我將向你們展示列車服務是如何真正在日本製造的。

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