4K Tokyo Okutama Drive "Tokyo's hidden area Okutama Drive" "Okutama Tour Road" [No BGM version] скачать в хорошем качестве

4K Tokyo Okutama Drive "Tokyo's hidden area Okutama Drive" "Okutama Tour Road" [No BGM version]

[Japan 4K Drive: NoBGM version] Driving 28.8km from Lake Okutama in Tokyo to the Okutama Loop Road in a BMW 8 Series Gran Coupe. It was foggy in the morning so I couldn't take any photos, but the sun came out around noon and it was a perfect day for a drive. The Okutama Loop Road is a popular driving spot. The road is a little narrow and winding. There are many motorbikes and bicycles so you need to be careful. If a motorbike is coming from behind, I try to give way safely. Timeline 00:00: Opening 03:13: Omugidai Parking Lot 06:10: Atami Tunnel 11:05: Minetani Bridge 12:37: Mugiyama Bridge 14:10: Miyama Bridge 15:25: Kawano Parking Lot (former toll gate) - Starting point 19:11: Entrance to Yamano Furusato Village 26:12: Tsukiyomi 1st Parking Lot 28:30: Tsukiyomi 2nd Parking Lot 34:55: Entrance to Hibaru Tomin no Mori 38:24: Former toll gate on Hibaru Village side 39:30: Kuzuryu Bridge - End point Okutama Lake Tourist Road Okutama, located in the western part of Tokyo, is also known as "Tokyo's hidden region," and this road travels around the deep mountain area south of Lake Okutama, close to the Yamanashi Prefecture border. Although it is a one-lane road, it was once a toll road, so the road is wide and well-maintained, with many gentle windings. There are also several parking lots along the way, making it a popular spot for touring and driving. Many people also climb it by bicycle (road bike). Nighttime road closures Summer (April 1st - September 30th) 8:00 am - 7:00 pm Winter (October 1st - March 31st) 9:00 am - 6:00 pm Date: 2024.10.20 MUSIC: Epidemic Sound