I'm Chinese. My fatehr was studying in Tokyo,Japan when this video was recording.I'm grateful for this video that I could see the scenery that my father has seen before.
I love time capsules like these! They are treasure in remembering the world before it started to suck (my opinion of course). Love it when things are dug up like this for us to see. Thank you, WolfGang!
You are not the only one, friend. I too think that the world began to crumble after 2005 (approximately), and now in 2023 this planet is a round piece of crap.
@@domio_domio The 1990's were definitely not a golden era for Japan. The economy collapsed about 1-2 years after this video and lead to the 90's being dubbed the "lost decade". Or were you talking about the early 90's only?
Chi Its interesting years that end with 0 represents that of the previous decade than it does to the subsequent decade.For example year 2000 was more similar to the 90s than the 2000s tipically since September 11 and onwards.
At 6:10 looks like they used a photograph of that ceiling for cover of Junko Ohashi's 1977 album 'Crystal City', which I think is one of the cooler artworks from that era. How is that building called? 同じ文は日本語に書けて試しょ 6:10に あの天井の写真は大橋純子の１９７７アルバ「クリスタル・シティー」カバーで。あれは何の建物の中にありますか。 ＜－－その文は正しいですか。I'm still a novice at Japanese.
Can I ask you what made you record this randomness when there was no internet in that time? By the way, I was living in Japan from 1990 to 94. and thanks for this videos, it refreshes my memory somehow.
I'm not the channel owner obviously lol but he might have done this just to rememeber being there. When I record it usually isn't for any real reason other than to just to save the moment.
Back when European countries had a gdp of 20k but Japan was cruising at 35k just behind the USA meaning 2 Japanese people were worth more than 3 German French and English people
What's striking to me is that Japan has more or less stayed this way for the next 30 years. Bursting of the bubble and economic stagnation has hit this place pretty hard.
But still late 80s to early 90s Tokyo is still more developed,modern and advanced than most american cities. I saw the freeways and public transport infrastructure and was amased how modern and developed it was. I used to live in NYC in the 90s and NY infrastructure is no where near as advanced as Tokyo.
@@hectorroman9164 However, in 1990 the New York Skyline was something unmatched, it was the only city with such a dense skyline, Tokyo was not even close. NY was the only global city back then. Even back then, the USA was the one with the largest and most developed infrastructure in the world. China had not yet emerged.
I disagree in the 90s Japan had a financial crisis that made a lot of graduated university students unable to find job. Today still many of them suffer the consecuences..
from history sources and people alive during those times, they say the 1980's was highest point in Japan, and sometime in the early 90's is when the decline happened
I feel like every big city in the world used to have a lot of ADULTS walking around in the cities.. today it seems like cities are just brimming with a bunch of children and young adults... doesn't make the cities as fun or mysterious as they used to be
I'm Korean and I have my grandfather who sacrificed for my country Independence from wicked Japan. I have thought that japan has unknown about their brutality to Korea and Korean. The one who lost the past must be ruined. Please acknowledge your atrocities and apologize(사죄하라) to Korea and Korean In the '80s and '90s, prosperity of japan owe to the Korean war Now and future, Maybe japan will go bad and go zero. I hope japan will go good sincerely. Good luck
Not really tho. They do things very differently. Of course there's no denying that Korea and China are experiencing faster development than Japan. Japan has never really recovered from the bubble burst.
Guys whats the point of fighting for whose country is better? Don’t you want to visit both? I love both cultures , can’t we root for both countries to have success? There’s also many japanese living in s korea and s Koreans living in Japan. Its important to remember the atrocities of the past and commemorate the victims,but we shouldn’t let old hatred stop us from creating a peaceful and prosperous future. Look how far we’ve gotten, imagine how much further we can go together.
I'm Chinese. My fatehr was studying in Tokyo,Japan when this video was recording.I'm grateful for this video that I could see the scenery that my father has seen before.
館長退治Ｘ鍵盤柯南 cool.
Fate HR
you are not japanese.
I enjoyed that. I lived in Tokyo from late 1989 to December 1992.
Very cool--thanks for posting
I love time capsules like these! They are treasure in remembering the world before it started to suck (my opinion of course). Love it when things are dug up like this for us to see. Thank you, WolfGang!
You are not the only one, friend. I too think that the world began to crumble after 2005 (approximately), and now in 2023 this planet is a round piece of crap.
I was born in Tokyo in 2003. It’s crazy to see my city from 90s like this on yt
Tokyo is awesome, I've always loved going there.
ultra modern and firmly sophisticated
That's really from the 90's? Holy shit Japan was way ahead of its time.
Yeah around the late 80s to 90s was the golden age of Japan
@@domio_domio The 1990's were definitely not a golden era for Japan. The economy collapsed about 1-2 years after this video and lead to the 90's being dubbed the "lost decade". Or were you talking about the early 90's only?
@@sega310982 yeah early, Japans economy crumbled after
@Arian Deepak Calm down mate.
Chi Its interesting years that end with 0 represents that of the previous decade than it does to the subsequent decade.For example year 2000 was more similar to the 90s than the 2000s tipically since September 11 and onwards.
maybe like October of August of 1990. The Tokyo metro government building was completed December of that year.
October of August?
He probably meant "or"
I remember it being built that year.
It gives me feeling of nostalgia, even though I have never been to Japan... Weird
13:40 Shinjuku station elevator girls...so nostalgic.
this job doesn't exist now?
not at all now. it's gone from even the whole japan for years already
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building has them as well
Some shopping malls still have elevator girls today.
I've seen elevator girls in the Sky Tree and in the Tokyo Tower last year.
Also there is a drama named Tokyo Elevator Girl from 1992.
Un documento visual histórico sin duda alguna.
この時代の若者として生きたかった
今を楽しく生きようぜ
Why? It is better now in every way
たしかに、日本どこまで成長しちゃうんだろ？という勢いはありました
1:58. I used to live on the Odakyu line when I lived in Japan. Shinjuku station layout and infrastructure looks the same, but older. Very interesting!
Japan is awesome
thank you
This video itself is old . Amazing
Damn.Japan growing so fast.Better than my Country singapore 2020.Amazing japan
Singapore is more amazing and beautiful coutnry...
Had no clue Sunshine City was this old. Just went there last summer.
0:51 fuckin vaporwave right there
bitch
Japan beautiful 🇯🇵 1990 I live toknologe jaban more experience subaru and Toyota 😘
Uhmm... what are you saying my dude? Are you drunk or something??
Now Japan is the most advanced nation in the world and one of the richest too; who would of thought?
Sumitomo Building. Yo trabajé allí en 1985
At 6:10 looks like they used a photograph of that ceiling for cover of Junko Ohashi's 1977 album 'Crystal City', which I think is one of the cooler artworks from that era. How is that building called?
同じ文は日本語に書けて試しょ
6:10に あの天井の写真は大橋純子の１９７７アルバ「クリスタル・シティー」カバーで。あれは何の建物の中にありますか。 ＜－－その文は正しいですか。I'm still a novice at Japanese.
新宿住友ビル（ Shinjuku Sumitomo Building ）
Cool to see other people also noticed
このビデオはすごいかったよどもうありがとう
Can I ask you what made you record this randomness when there was no internet in that time? By the way, I was living in Japan from 1990 to 94. and thanks for this videos, it refreshes my memory somehow.
I'm not the channel owner obviously lol but he might have done this just to rememeber being there. When I record it usually isn't for any real reason other than to just to save the moment.
People need the internet to record their times? Lol
@@Bulacanos lol ikr like you don't need that sht, you just do it bc you want to
Man the title card is A E S T H E T I C
I would say this are is nowadays pretty much as pictured in the video.
Before being absolutely flooded with tourists, nice ):
I like street style and mode fashion at that time
この頃に新宿に住んでました
Back when European countries had a gdp of 20k but Japan was cruising at 35k just behind the USA meaning 2 Japanese people were worth more than 3 German French and English people
Just like today
都庁舎絶賛建設中
遠景は本当に高層ビルがまだ少ない
渋谷クロスタワー、伊藤忠、アークヒルズがあるくらい
I was living in setegaya ku in 1990.
What's with that screen name?!
freeze in time
*massive evangelion vibes*
サターン S A T U R N it‘s not 1995 yet on the video
for sure.
What month in 1990?
It was in April 1990
@@creantos I was working in Sunshine60 then, Woofgang.
Bomb looking cars everywhere
平成２年→エネルギッシュな若者
人間の年齢だと25歳
令和２年→病気で療養中のご老人
人間の年齢だと75歳
@1.41 Was it taken at Sunshine City?
I am Japanese.
Definitely so.
The video just before that ...
1:13 The skyscraper being zoomed in is Sunshine 60.
Sunshine City was created in 1978.
@@ぶうさんち Thank you for your kind reply! I wish to visit Tokyo again when the COVID-19 pandemic is over!
Tokyo changed few.
They used to be great and ahead till bubble era ended few years after from 1990
umm they STILL are great and there was NO bubble. And they STILL far ahead`!
troll
no smartphones!
At that time, mobile phones were also expensive, so it was an era when they were not generally popular.
Kazuma Kiryu times of youth
2:47 The hospital that delivered the EJ
japan metro announcment is still the same.. surprised
VEEGUENZA👺CIDADE POLUIDA!😃Brazil
bring back the 90's !!!! fuck technology
What's striking to me is that Japan has more or less stayed this way for the next 30 years. Bursting of the bubble and economic stagnation has hit this place pretty hard.
In fact, some things are cheaper now than then. Rents, hotel room costs, beer.
But still late 80s to early 90s Tokyo is still more developed,modern and advanced than most american cities. I saw the freeways and public transport infrastructure and was amased how modern and developed it was. I used to live in NYC in the 90s and NY infrastructure is no where near as advanced as Tokyo.
@@hectorroman9164 However, in 1990 the New York Skyline was something unmatched, it was the only city with such a dense skyline, Tokyo was not even close. NY was the only global city back then. Even back then, the USA was the one with the largest and most developed infrastructure in the world. China had not yet emerged.
Modern all the time!
Hi Wolfgang, what’s your email address? I’d like to contact you about your footage.
I was born too late :(
the 90's where japans highest point now its a slow decline
I disagree in the 90s Japan had a financial crisis that made a lot of graduated university students unable to find job. Today still many of them suffer the consecuences..
from history sources and people alive during those times, they say the 1980's was highest point in Japan, and sometime in the early 90's is when the decline happened
@@Sebastián8844 no, in the 90s there gdpneraly passed the US's, today its 4 times smaller
90s japan sucked because of aum shinrikyo
@@Sebastián8844 You can't spell consequences and if they still suffer the same problem and if they were much richer than, how does it make it worse?
Oh god Year
ويح قلبي 💔
偽のウィーブとは
I feel like every big city in the world used to have a lot of ADULTS walking around in the cities.. today it seems like cities are just brimming with a bunch of children and young adults... doesn't make the cities as fun or mysterious as they used to be
@Los rincones más recónditos de tu alma Young people in Tokyo wore young people's clothes. I was there.
I can't be getting older, they're all getting younger. Kids!
Probably has to do with millennials and the decline of yuppie fashion and mindset
No mire a Goku por ningun lado
I'm Korean and I have my grandfather who sacrificed for my country Independence from wicked Japan.
I have thought that japan has unknown about their brutality to Korea and Korean.
The one who lost the past must be ruined. Please acknowledge your atrocities and apologize(사죄하라) to Korea and Korean
In the '80s and '90s, prosperity of japan owe to the Korean war
Now and future, Maybe japan will go bad and go zero.
I hope japan will go good sincerely.
Good luck
lmao has nothing to do with the korean war, and you are reported for spam
Now, Korea is better than japan in all aspects
Not really tho. They do things very differently.
Of course there's no denying that Korea and China are experiencing faster development than Japan. Japan has never really recovered from the bubble burst.
박기정
In your dream?
Yeah, that's why young Koreans search for jobs in Japan. The unemployment rate in Korea is much higher than in Japan.
Guys whats the point of fighting for whose country is better? Don’t you want to visit both? I love both cultures , can’t we root for both countries to have success? There’s also many japanese living in s korea and s Koreans living in Japan. Its important to remember the atrocities of the past and commemorate the victims,but we shouldn’t let old hatred stop us from creating a peaceful and prosperous future. Look how far we’ve gotten, imagine how much further we can go together.
Korea still today is trash, all buildings in Korea has no architecture. Korea is lucky that they have no earthquake or else Korea will be Rubble.
Same Tokyo nothing changed. except okane nai . lol