/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>17126503
Thanks anon.

>>17126503
I will miss Aizu but I am glad these threads are still going

comfy station!

>>17128498
Please help keep these threads alive.

>>17129789
Very. I wish I had an extra monitor to keep some of these up perpetually.

Also, do these sometimes have sound? I remember loading yunokami-onsen cam and hearing sound the other day, but it seems to be mute atm.

Here's the schedule for the Yunokami-Onsen Station trains.
The row on the left is for the trains that come from Aizu Wakamatsu (the tracks on the right)
The row on the right is for the trains that are headed towards Aizu Wakamatsu (the tracks on the left)

Does the engine stop when the train goes all PTSUUUUSH and it gets fairly quiet. You can still hear some bizarre sounds. I don't know much about the mechanics of trains. Its a really satisfying sound though.

>>17132152
Those reflections at the start look really rad!

>>17132643
I'm no expert but I think the "PTSUUUUSH" is the air brake being released and the engine would be either turned off or in idle, much like a car when it is stationary.

http://www.tokyoreporter.com/2017/06/07/yamanote-line-to-get-cameras-to-hinder-gropers/

>>17141582
Damn butt bandits!

>>17127848
>>17130842
What happened to this stream? I can't find the link anymore

>>17143860
Anon...

>>17143884
;_; where is it
it's been awhile for me and I need my fix

>>17143895
It's gone.

>>17143860
>>17143895

>>17143860
>>17143895
Got some really bad news for you Anon...

They killed it. She's dead Jim. All we have left is pictures, videos and memories.

Should reach upto 27'C in Bessho onsen station tomorrow. Maybe we can catch sightings of qt's in dresses.

>>17145433
erf...thats sad, i watched that webcam hours and hours... rip..

trainfags, are there any good alternatives to coal for steam locomotives?

>>17145943
filthy 3d trash

>>17148154
aw heck yeah! This is great. I always love to watch the sun rise.

Thunderstom on the Shizuoka cam

>>17148154
Wow. Is this the first timelapse of this station?
>>17151933
Which? Link please.

This time got a proper sunrise.

>>17129934
But did he ever figure out who the girl was though

>>17152718
Glorious

>>17152236
Maybe, I'm not really sure.

>>17152718
>>17153864
Indeed glorious.

And this is my 2nd favorite of our 2 new train stations.

>>17156432
>ywn experience this

>>17143884
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>>17145433
I just tried to load the stream, and checked in on /jp/ for the first time in months to get a new link, assuming they moved the stream channel.
This is sad. I enjoyed the train station, and found it really relaxing.

Does anyone have webms of the steam train?
>>17148154
>>17152718
These are really neat, too. Thank you for your hard work.

>>17156432
>No JK girlfriend
I thought these are comfy threads but it hurts.

>>17157380
>no JC gf

>>17157380
>>17159530
>>17156432
Imagine taking the morning train to school in your small, out of the way, coastal town with your friends and seeing your cute JC/JK crush on the train as well and smiling at her and getting a shy smile back
Feeling on top of the world because of a simple smile, because you're a student and you don't really have any immediate responsibilities or important things to deal with, just living your life and growing up and experiencing new things like love and friendships. If neither you or your crush have any real desire to move to the big city, you'll probably get work at a family business or something, settle down, get married and live a nice comfy life.

>>17159562
I hope you're watching Tsuki ga kirei, anon.
It hurts so much exactly because it reminds me that the time you write about are already behind and will never come back.

>>17159576
I am. Some of the stuff at the start really reminded me of my own youth, except I never actually got a girlfriend or worked towards a goal or actually lived a life worth anything.

>>17157380
>>17159530
>>17159562
>>17159576
>>17159668
Whoa whoa, come on guys, cheer up.
Life's good, and too short for feeling sorry for yourselves.

>>17160095
>Life's good, and too short for feeling sorry for yourselves.
Life is only good for a select few lucky individuals.
>>17159562
>Imagine
No. No I can't. It hurts so much.
>>17159576>>17159668

>I hope you're watching Tsuki ga kirei, anon.
>It hurts so much exactly because it reminds me that the time you write about are already behind and will never come back.
Up to episode 3 right as the MC asks her to go out with him. It hurts as you said and takes alot to just watch an episode hence why I'm so behind. But there he is, the MC throwing caution to the wind like that and asking her out. Already know they get together but that's besides the point.

No trains on this one. First one is only at 6am.

>>17160681
Sunrise at 4am?

What are those flashes of light? From the surrounding cars in the streets?

And wow at the fog? moving. Then disappears when the sun comes up.

Location of the Feelings -Mt.Kurama-

>>17160883

>>17160766
Odd, isn't it?
I think the camera has a good exposition set to it, so maybe it isn't as bright as it looks on camera.

And yes, the flashes are the cars on both sides.

>>17160766
>Sunrise at 4am?
No daylight savings in Japan.

>>17160883
>>17160888
That beautiful, lush green.
This is why I love tsuyu.

>>17160888
I like how you can see both of them in the mirror

Man, I wish I could capture some of the earlier trains, like the 17h14 or the 18h08 ones. Those probably have more people and students arriving but I'm never up that early.

Not as pretty as the sunrise, but worth posting.

>>17163633
write a scheduled task (or cronjob if linux, I guess) to do it for you?

>>17163717
I have no idea what you are talking about, sadly.
My issue with that station is that if I leave it open on VLC, it'll be loaded with gray screen errors and even disconnects after a while.
If I leave it recording through OBS directly at the browser, after 15~30mins of no activity the stream stops.

>>17163729
Ah, fair enough. You'd need to be able to reliably keep it open for however many hours with VLC or something in order to do what I was thinking of.

Basically you'd write a batch file that told VLC to open the stream and record it to disk and stop after a set amount of time, and then create a scheduled task in Windows to start the recording when you wanted it.

Any of you dudes who already took the train trip remember how much it ended up costing you? I was thinking of going on a big trip in the next few years and I have Japan as one of my top destinations.
I also have some experience travelling with trains, but so far I've only done longer trips on crappy Yugo trains. On that note, anybody feel like sharing train stories? I only have two or three, but none of them are from Japan so I'm not sure whether you guys would be cool with them. I'm really just fishing for stories.

>>17165018
I'd recommend a Japan Rail Pass. It's like Inter-rail for Japan. You get to use all JR-trains, except the commuter shinkansen (Nozomi and Mizuho). They cost from ～250$ to 550$, for 7 to 21 days. There are also regional variations and the seishun-18 ticket.
Last time I went, in 2015, I budgeted around 10 000 yen per day for food and accommodations, but you can get by with considerably less than that, especially if you use hostels, ABnB, and don't splurge on food and drinks.

>>17165117
>10 000 yen per day for food and accommodations
Mind telling me how that was split between food and the accomodations?
If I do end up going I'll be doing hostels and the cheaper stuff in general. Do you think ABnB is viable? I've done it before, but that was in countries where people spoke English and with people who could at least to some extent speak the native language, which is the thing that worries me about Japan. Doing couchsurfing in a country where people are terrible at English is a bit intimidating, and I seriously doubt my Slavic language with less than 3 million speakers or bad German will get me far there.

>>17165208
I'd say around 7k on accommodation and 3k on food.
I havn't tried ABnB in Japan, so can't comment much on that. Japanese people generally don't speak much English, but are always eager to help, so I think you'd get by just fine.

>>17165233
I know a few Japanese people and they seem like the kind of people who wouldn't refuse to help, even if just out of politeness hah
How did you work around the whole most signs and announcements are in Japanese thing? Apologies if you actually speak Japanese and I made the wrong assumption.

>>17165284
I actually teach Japanese.
All train stations are labeled in English, and most trains also have screens announcing stops in English. You can also get pre-paid data sim cards for your smartphone for navigation and basic translations. I think they cost around 3000 yen for 14 days, well worth it. Many restaurants also have picture menus, and some also have English menus.

new uniforms

>>17165328
That sounds very traveler friendly, thanks for your time anon.

>>17165492
Nice. At what time did you take that screenshot?

I wish we had more Japan live cams from crowded places like malls.

>>17165876
There's this one.
Really nice, even at night. Crowded at weekends and holidays.
https://youtu.be/a17vvYJZP0w

>>17165910

Looks great but I was thinking more of indoor surveillance cameras like malls, restaurants, batting centers, etc. The ones available on google search are always landscape-y super far cameras.

I still appreciate your reply.

>>17165930
Ah, I know what you mean. If I ever find one I'll post it here.

>>17165972

Appreciate it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMrYKmyjiqo

>>17167535
>>17167540
That's a little cute.

>>17167551
comfy

"Go on ahead."
"Go on, kid."
"Hey"
"MOVE YOU BRAT"

Any station with junior highschool/highschool students doing their daily routine?

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>>17171535
Second this.

one hell of a peaceful thread here
how long has this been going for?

>>17179237
>>17171535
It would need to be either a high school surveillance camera or a camera set up on a store facing the street of a high school.
Otherwise, you'll only catch students coming or going on a single time window for the entire day. It's not like they go around everywhere doing random stuff for the whole day y'know.

>>17180435
I don't really know. They used to be about a single station camera but it died and it kind of became about other station cameras and misc. cameras overall.
You'll have to find someone who was here from the very first Aizu Wakamatsu camera threads, which I have no clue how far back it goes.

>>17180435
At least four years.

>>17180435
These threads go back as far as the archives go so it's difficult if not impossible to know how old they are exactly.


Here's a /jp/ thread from 2008 talking about the cam being down.
>>/jp/thread/S1318917


Here's the earliest /a/ thread that I can find
http://desuarchive.org/a/thread/41349900
although there's a post from before that from a tripfag
http://desuarchive.org/a/thread/17970825/#17971046

>>17181735
damn. aizu looked a lot more interesting

>>17126503
>For now.
Forever.

>>17180505
I meant by the train station of course.

>>17178376
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>>17178389
Nice.

>>17166000

watching this at Japan midnight is an entirely different experience

how many of those cuties entering the male host club do you think are getting dicked tonight?

>>17189942
By the hosts? Probably none. Or close to that.

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/somei-house-tv

>>17195295
I watched it for like half a minute without anything on screen moving. And then some cyclist scared the shit out of me by passing through.

>>17166000
I miss being drunk as hell there

>>17197198
Kabukicho is the AIDS in tokyo.

>>17197235
Thats why I miss it.
Anyway, Roppongi is the AIDS of tokyo for me.

>>17126503
I'll miss aizu but I'll still enjoy these threads. Rest well, aizu

>>17126503
Wow crazy

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/11210020

>>17211247
Where did you find this?

>>17211353

that webm has been posted several times inside the school uniforms threads:
https://pastebin.com/raw/y3Netq28

can't find the source, only that it's the Tobu Railway

>>17211353

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>>17211247
all from youtube

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/kawazuzakuranet

I wish to visit these stations sometimes

>>17126503
I that constant feeping / high tone at Bessho-Onsen always there? I really want some sound, but the tone is too distracting

Is the Bessho camera broke for anyone else? Can't get it to load on the site or YT.

>>17232916
It's doing fine right now

>>17233427
I still can't get it to load even though I can see all the other Ueda streams, including the exciting new live yuri stream. Annoying.

>>17205314
cute monkey

>>17171535
I really wished they kept that street corner camera up, that was cool.

>>17236227
This camera must be hanging onto the pole by a thread if it vibrates this much every time a train passes.

>>17245722
It's too close to the rails.
But man, look how comfy it is
https://youtu.be/YBrF5U5y-E8