Did you know that the train from Avatar the last Airbender...

[@Mason58654]

Fiction takes inspiration from reality. Talk about people power. If only one if these man-powered tramways were preserved for tourists. 🇯🇵

[@bryantan863]

Exactly man.

[@Mason58654]

@@bryantan863 Yeah, and visitors could try for themselves to move their passengers down the track for an experience.

[@ianpidgley9720]

there is a (replica (i think)) one that you can try on the Sakuradani Light Railway (Osaka Prefecture)

[@NanobanaKinako]

Funny thing is they still exist in the Philippines although not exactly look like in Avatar and they are called trolley.

[@Yanmotion]

Coincidentally, I've been looking at this mode of transport yesterday, while looking for ideas for man-powered/hybrid trains for the future!

[@YukariAkiyamaTanks]

I like how you said "ok hear me out" its like saying "I'm not insane let me explain" haha. Great video!

[@Tokax]

It’s cool to know about the history of Japanese rail

[@3HorsemenOfMovingPictures]

Atla fan here new sub

[@herbiejr-ty8oh]

wow that is amazing one of these days I really need to go to Japan the learning the history and how it came today to the railway

[@Serial__DesginationN]

This is so cool

[@Jayhsia1215]

Cool

[@muhaimin3115]

Body power.

[@LukeLovesTrains-Mr.RailYard]

nice

[@dontworrylaterally2851]

Hi