That YouTube channel seems to post a lot of coupling content. Even this compilation of Shinkansen in the snow has 6 minutes of trains with their couplers out in the middle.
I feel that this 8 minute video of E5 and E6 Shinkansen coupling with each other is very Mastodon content. It's racy stuff.
Le tchoutchou du jour : Shiiiinkansen — https://bonjourtchoutchou.fr/2026/05/06/
Auteur : @R1Rail
Encore du #ShinkansenPosting!
@R1Rail est parti au Japon en mars, et évidemment, il a croisé le Shinkansen ! Plus précisément, 2 rames N700 du Tōkaidō Shinkansen qui se croisent au niveau de la gare de Yūrakuchō à Tokyō. La gare de Tokyō est à quelques centaines de mètres sur la droite.
On dirait qu'elles ne font qu'un seul train !
Encore du #ShinkansenPosting!<br><br>@[email protected] est parti au Japon en mars, et évidemment, il a croisé le Shinkansen ! Plus précisément, 2 rames N700 du Tōkaidō Shinkansen qui se croisent au niveau de la gare de Yūrakuchō à Tokyō. La gare de Tokyō est à quelques centaines de mètres sur la droite.<br><br>On dirait qu'elles ne font qu'un seul train !
RE: https://masto.allrite.at/@allrite/116202642890210644
I am not a religious man, but I could get on board with Shinkansen worship.
Struggling to work out some issues with my code, so I'm going to try some Rubber Duck Debugging.
I don't have a rubber duck handy though, so I'm going to explain my code to Doctor Yellow here. They're the right colour, and their front end is kind of duck bill shaped, so I figure it should work.
My self-designed custom made nerd-shirt has arrived! Now I can walk around labelled with my latest obsession.
No, *you're* obsessively editing your photos of railway station signage to turn them into custom t-shirt designs.
Anthony Horton
Bonjour Tchoutchou