【沖縄より遠い】東京駅から”最も遠い”県庁所在地まで移動！まさかの結果になった...

Thank you for waiting. This is Marunouchi Station, Tokyo Station, the gateway to Japan. Do you know where is the furthest from Tokyo Station? The furthest from Tokyo Station is Okinawa. The interesting thing about this train is that it is almost the same as Uehara Koji's train. Basically, you can go to most of the cities by using the Shinkansen or direct flight from Tokyo. For example, you can use the Shinkansen to go to Kyoto, which doesn't have an airport. On the other hand, you can use the Shinkansen to go to Fukuoka, which has a lot of direct flights. This time, I would like to go to the furthest from Tokyo Station. The furthest from Tokyo Station is Yamaguchi Prefecture. From now, I will use the public transportation to go to the furthest from Tokyo Station. I would like to see how long it takes and why it takes longer than other stations. It's very interesting and I would like to see the reason why. Thank you for watching. I'm going to move from Tokyo station. The first rule of this trip is to use public transportation only. The other rule is that it's a little complicated to specify the destination. For example, if it's Osaka Prefecture, it's Osaka City. For example, if you go by plane, it's a little difficult to specify the timing when you enter the sky of Osaka City. In order to make it fair this time, I would like to specify the destination. The time is 11 o'clock 30 minutes. Just by looking at it, you can see that the ticket office is lined up around here. It's almost like a Viking ticket office. The destination this time is Yamaguchi. This is the shortest route, but it depends on the time. Basically, the plane is faster than the Shinkansen. So the destination is Haneda Airport. It's 11 o'clock 36 minutes. Let's get on the Keihin Tokusen at Ofuna Station. The door is closed. How many hours does it take to get to Yamaguchi Prefecture? This time zone is fast-traveling, so this Keihin Tokusen is faster. The destination is Hamamatsucho. I will change to a monorail at Hamamatsucho and aim for Haneda Airport. I arrived at Hamamatsucho in 3 minutes from Tokyo departure. The level of mischief is a little mosaic. This is a monorail. It is a convenient monorail to Haneda Airport. I would like to introduce how long it takes from Tokyo Station to the main prefectural office. For example, it is Okinawa. The average time in Okinawa is about 4 hours 40 minutes to 50 minutes. If you have this, you can go to Okinawa Prefectural Office. You can go to Hokkaido in about 3 hours. It's pretty short. Kagoshima is about the same as Okinawa. It's a little short. The average time is about 4 hours 40 minutes. I would like you to pay attention to how long it takes to get to Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. I will move seriously. We will stop at the second terminal of Haneda Airport. Of course, I don't have a ticket for the plane. It is a Sky Scanner that I always use. This is the best time to go to the airport as soon as possible. I have been helped by this recently. You can line up in the order of departure time. This is very convenient. It came out. It's exactly 11 o'clock and 51 minutes. There is a direct flight to Yamaguchi Airport. Star Flyer and ANA are available at 12 o'clock and 55 minutes. This is probably the same plane. The great thing here is that if both are the same plane, you want to get on the cheaper one. You can compare all the prices. I think it's cheaper to make a reservation from Star Flyer. Let's make a reservation from here. No matter what kind of airline it is, they line up the time and the price objectively. I managed to make a reservation. Only one window was open. It was open like a miracle. I'm glad. It was an emergency seat. I have arrived. This is the first terminal of Haneda Airport. This time I will take Star Flyer, so this is the first terminal. It's 33 minutes from Tokyo Station at this time. I was able to check the security check. It was already 12 o'clock and 29 minutes when I was checking security. This time, Yamaguchi Airport has a guide to the plane by bus. The bus running at the airport is very unique. At first glance, it may look like a route bus, but it is wider than a normal route bus. It's like a ramp bus. This is because the airport is not a highway. In other words, road traffic is not applied. So you can do whatever you want. Of course, there are regulations. It's wide and long vertically. There are three entrances. This is a ramp bus. There are a lot of passengers with luggage, so you can feel the atmosphere. Wait a minute. This is a government-specific aircraft. This is very rare. I'm sure. I saw it for the first time. It says Japan. It's really cool. This is the plane to Yamaguchi-Ube. My destination is Yamaguchi Prefecture. The shortest direct flight to Yamaguchi Prefecture. It is 975 km from Haneda Airport to Yamaguchi-Ube Airport. It's a long distance. It takes 1 hour and 34 minutes and 40 seconds to leave Tokyo at this point. I finally left the airport. But it's interesting. There are many places that are far from Yamaguchi Prefecture. However, it takes a long time. The first reason is that the Shinkansen does not come to Yamaguchi Station. The largest station around Yamaguchi City is Shin-Yamaguchi. In other words, there is a place where the function of transportation is different. If you try to go directly from Tokyo, you will arrive at Shin-Yamaguchi. So it takes time. The other reason is that Yamaguchi-Ube Airport is far away. There are many airports in other prefectures, but there is a reason that is different from the others. I think you'll know this after you get off at Yamaguchi-Ube Airport. The reason why Yamaguchi-Ube Airport is so rare is that the flow of people, the economy, and the place where the government are located are not the same. Yamaguchi-Ube Airport and Yamaguchi-Ube Airport are separated. It is rare in such a city. In Japan, for example, the Shinkansen passes through Gunma Prefecture and Takasaki Prefecture. However, the prefecture is located in Mayabashi Prefecture. The roles are separated. It's just in the direction of Yokohama. It's raining. Landmark Tower is embarrassed today. It's really embarrassing. I just noticed. The foot of the tower is very wide. The window of the tower was only open. There is also a footrest. It's amazing. It's very comfortable. It's from the gap of the clouds. The big river you can see is the Tama River. There are many buildings around here. If I were an Ultraman, it would be a little painful. The time is 13.38. 2 hours and 2 minutes from the departure of Tokyo. It's still less than 30 minutes. The plane is flying over Nagoya. It's a big failure. Star Flyer has a drink service. It's been too long. I was sleeping and I closed my eyes for about 5 minutes. When I woke up, the drink service was gone to the back row. It's almost the same place as the Shinkansen from Osaka. It's a little more to Hiroshima. The Seto Inland Sea spreads to the left. It's just above Okayama. I was shooting the clouds. He talked to me. He remembered that I was sleeping. It's amazing. I ordered a soup. I'm looking at the video camera on the window. I'm worried if he thinks I'm a troublemaker. I think he thinks so. I asked him if he saw it. Thank you very much. Can you see it? You can see that the plane is approaching the thick clouds. I couldn't see anything on today's flight. I couldn't see it at all. There are days like this. I'm just flying the plane. I'm really grateful. I think I can see the scenery below the thick clouds. It's shaking. It doesn't affect the safety of the flight. This is the first word that the flight attendant says on board. This is it. It's a casual word. This is really helpful. I'm relieved to hear this. I think many people will feel saved. I can see it. I can finally see the city. I can see it. This is Hiroshima. It is a large city in China's Shikoku region. The prefectural office is in Hiroshima City. Yamaguchi is a very rare city. It is a city where the population does not gather in one city. There are many cities like Shimonoseki, Ube, Shunan, and Iwakuni that have more than 100,000 people. Why did Yamaguchi become a prefectural office? This is not because Yamaguchi has a large population. This is because Yamaguchi is a very important place in history. Ouchi and Mori were the centers of politics and culture. Yamaguchi was also called the West Kyoto. It was very natural to put a prefectural office there. Yamaguchi does not pass the Sanyo Main Line and Sanyo Shinkansen. Yamaguchi passes through Shin-Yamaguchi. In the past, there was a plan to include Yamaguchi as part of the route. However, Yamaguchi is a little far away. I have to go inside once. I was disappointed that I would enter the route. This is what it looks like. Yamaguchi is unique because there are many big cities nearby. I built the airport here so that I could go to various places. I couldn't build it in Yamaguchi because it was a city. Yamaguchi is a place where you can go to Ube Shinkawa. Yamaguchi is a place where the population is not concentrated. As a result, Yamaguchi is far from the prefectural office. I'm almost there. I've lowered the altitude a lot. As you can see, the glass is cloudy. I'm on the right side of Yamaguchi. I can see Tokuyama in the back. This is the Shunan Convenience Store that Tokuyama is proud of. You can see it well from the Sanyo Shinkansen. The factory is spread out around here. By the way, Yamaguchi is just around here. Yamaguchi is just beyond that mountain. Yamaguchi is even further back, so it's quite far away. I can't see it from the sky. It's 2.37 p.m. It takes 3 hours and 1 minute and 10 seconds from Tokyo Station. I finally landed. This is the Star Flyer airplane that took me here. The nearest station is Yamaguchi Station. This is Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. Yamaguchi Prefectural Office is also near Yamaguchi Station. I landed in Yamaguchi Prefecture from here. I'm going to go to Yamaguchi Station by public transportation. There is a bus from Yamaguchi Airport. There is a bus from Shin-Yamaguchi Station and a bus from Ube-Shinkawa Station. The third one is Shimonoseki. There is a bus from Yamaguchi Prefectural Airport in three directions. But there is no bus that goes to Yamaguchi Station. There is no bus that goes to Yamaguchi Station. It's a big reason why it takes a few minutes to get to the nearest station. By the way, the nearest station of this airport is Kusa Station. This is a station on the Ube Line. However, it is not realistic to go to Yamaguchi Station by train. Because the number of people is not connected. This is the same as all over Japan. If the arrival time is late, the connection will be lost. However, the arrival time and departure time of such buses are often set. It's amazing. It's the first time I've seen an airport access bus. There are three lines. It's a very expensive limousine bus. First of all, Shin-Yamaguchi Station is here. You can't get to Yamaguchi Station unless you change buses here. The bus left at 2.55 p.m. It's about five minutes late. I passed through a narrow road from the airport. I entered the city. Do you see this high-speed railway? This is the Sanyo Shinkansen. The Sanyo Shinkansen stops at Shin-Yamaguchi Station. Wait a minute, isn't it too cheap? I'm surprised. Look at this limousine bus. It costs 160 yen with such a luxurious equipment. It arrived in about 20 minutes. It's 3.23 p.m. I'm going to take the train. Finally, I got on the JR Yamaguchi Line. I can see the JR Yamaguchi Line. It's just in time. It's 3.39 p.m. I'm going to Yamaguchi Station. It's not a double-deck train, so it's a single-deck train. If you miss this train, you won't be able to get on the next train. So I have to miss this train. Shin-Yamaguchi is already in Yamaguchi City. This is Ogori Town. Ogori Village. The station name was Ogori. The Sanyo Shinkansen opened in the name of Ogori. It was opened in 2003 in Shin-Yamaguchi. It's been a while since then. Yamaguchi City has grown a lot. The surrounding towns have been incorporated. This is a regular train on the Kihai 47 Yamaguchi Line. It's very delicious. The name of Ogori is also written here. The letters are also written on the right. SL Yamaguchi and other trains are also popular among railway fans. It's 3.39 p.m. I'm leaving Shin-Yamaguchi, where the sun sets. It takes a long time to get to Yamaguchi. It's a beautiful scenery. There is a river called Fushinogawa on the right side of the track. It's the same as this river. It goes from Shin-Yamaguchi to Yamaguchi City. It goes through the center of Yamaguchi City and goes further into the mountains of China. It is a route that extends to the end point of Masuda. Speaking of Yamaguchi, there is a place called Hagi in the north. This is also a historical city. There was a time when the center of this area was moved to Hagi. At first, it was located in Yamaguchi, but it was moved to Hagi and then returned to Yamaguchi. It is said that the prefectural government is also located near Yamaguchi. 80% of the passengers were on board, but the train dropped a considerable number of passengers at Yuda Onsen in front of Yamaguchi. Most of the passengers got off. By the way, Yamaguchi station is actually a ranking of the number of passengers in Yamaguchi Prefecture. This is not in the top 10. The average number of passengers in Yamaguchi Prefecture per day is 14th. It is a ranking of southern Iwakuni. So it's not at the level of 1st or 2nd. According to the timetable, Yamaguchi station is treated as a representative station of Yamaguchi Prefecture and Yamaguchi City. Yamaguchi Prefecture is a representative station of Yamaguchi Prefecture. I finally arrived at Yamaguchi Prefecture. It took me five hours to get to Yamaguchi Prefecture. It's a convenient time to get to all the prefectural offices in Tokyo. It's a very quiet station. This is Yamaguchi, a station with three lines on both sides. Railway lines are often referred to as Kansen and Chihokotsu lines. For example, Tokaido Main Line and Sanyo Main Line. Most of the prefectural offices are located in these important lines. Yamaguchi is also the only prefectural representative station on the Chihokotsu Line. I'm going to go to Yamaguchi Prefectural Office at the shortest distance. Yamaguchi Prefectural Office is 1.8 km away. It's a long way to walk. This time, I'm going to go to Yamaguchi Prefectural Office at the shortest distance using public transportation. Look at this. The bus has stopped. I'm going to Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. I'm proud of myself. There is a lot of big data in this bus. Yamaguchi Prefectural Office was originally located in this area. There were many influential people. It is known that there are many prime ministers from Yamaguchi. Ito Hirobumi, the first prime minister, is also from Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. Aritomo Yamagata, Taro Katsura, and Shinzo Abe are also prime ministers from Yamaguchi. Yamaguchi Prefectural Office Museum is also located here. There are many green buildings. This is a very nice building. This is Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. This is the station building. I arrived at Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. It takes about 5 minutes to get to Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. The time is 4.23 p.m. In most cases, buses tend to gather in front of Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. Ion Hospital, Michino Station, and Yamaguchi Prefectural Office tend to gather. It's easy to see the entrance. I didn't do it today. I moved more than 1,000 kilometers to Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. It costs about 50,000 yen. I arrived at Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. It takes 4 hours and 51 minutes and 44 seconds to get to Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. I didn't do it today because it's Sunday. It says Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. It's a little thought-provoking. This is amazing. I did a little research in advance. The shortest distance from Tokyo to Yamaguchi Prefectural Office was 4 hours and 35 minutes. This is a good record. The timing of the plane was good. I didn't expect to get here in such a short time. The average time from Tokyo to Yamaguchi Prefectural Office is about 5 hours and 10 minutes. Even if it's short, it takes 4 hours and 30 minutes. It took about 5 hours and 10 minutes to get to Yamaguchi Prefectural Office. Today, I got to know the high degree of perfection of Japanese transportation. I also got to know that the roles are different in different places in Japan. What I want to say is that Japan is all underground. If you have time, please make a reservation for tomorrow's flight. I put the link of the Sky Scanner app I always use in the summary section. It's completely free, so I hope you can travel a lot. Thank you for watching this video. See you in the next video. Thank you.