大正時代の東京の光景に対する海外の反応

This is by far the closest we can get to a time traveling machine. 13182

Those people staring into the camera could never have predicted that I’d be laying down here on my bed over 100 years later and staring right back at them. It’s just wild. 5178

When this was taken. Kane Tanaka (the oldest living person today was 10 years old ) 1913

The way they stare at the camera reminds me of the way people stare at the Google maps car in street view 1271

Back then Japan still had alot of kids
Right now the children just 10% of population  983

Nintendo was there allready but their business were hand-painted playing cards… how crazy is that? 981

Its hard to imagine how people changed from wearing these traditional clothings to T shirts and jeans. 857

Fun fact: the oldest person alive now is Kane Tanaka (born 1903). He was 10-12 years old when this footage was taken. 852

The oldest people in this video could have met a samurai or two. 848

they are looking how cool advance technology is… many years later they became the most technologically advanced countries in the world 819

After colorized and upscale, everything looks so fresh, hard to imagine this is 100 years ago 629

And it’s only 100 year’s difference between nowadays. What will be in the next 100 ? 595

Back then when every nation had its own style of clothing. 552

1913~1915年When this was recorded, Nintendo was already 24 years old. 535

The grandpa with his grandchildren at the beggining maked me cry, wholesome. 434

Japaneses at those time look very currious when they saw a camera and now they have best camera brands. 433

Kinda sad in a way. All of those boys would have been military aged when the war broke out. The vast majority of them probably never seen 30 years. 398

Love how little kids staring at camera with their curious faces… sad to think they must have been sent out to war when they got older. 392

That entire group of small children are older than every single human being alive right now. 326

Just imagine how life would be after a 100 more years. 275

Makes you realise just how small and insignificant this thing called life is, in 100 years time we’ll all be nothing more than a distant memory. Every single one of us. 254

This is the only country where you cant assume everyone here is dead. They have a life span of Tortoise. 247

They liked staring at this so much, that they became the world’s leading camera manufacturers. 210

Clearly fake, Tom Cruise is nowhere to be seen. 201

The way the Japanese people transformed their country into a major industrialized nation in such a small amount of time is amazing and truly admirable. 178

The girl playing with the bouncy football thing was funny. Great video 174

Insane. Just imagine them looking at a huge camera back in 1913 and you’re staring back at them through the screen of your phone in 2020. 172

Taisho-era, in which the story of Demon Slayer is set. 153

The leap this nation has done over the last 100 years is astonishing. There’s something magical about Japan. 145

With all those people staring at the camera it makes me feel like they can see us peering at them from the future through a time machine 138

The calm hustle and bustle of Tokyo until 10 years later when in 1923 the Kanto earthquake and fires killed over 100,000 people in this region, then of course the advent of WW2 in 1941-1945, a precious time capsule this footage is! 😯 136

after about 30 years , many of these child will fight in the war 131

What if someone records a city this way in 2020 and then 100 years in the future people will watch back at it and be fascinated, just like us. 95

Tokyo was more developed in 1915 than some parts of India in 2020. 93

The fact that their faces are forever immortalized on the internet is bith creepy, and fascinating… 77

This looks like Demon Slayer could take place in this era. 69