This video features a complete right-side window journey aboard the JR Shikoku Limited Express Uzushio 6, traveling from Tokushima Station (徳島駅) to Takamatsu Station (高松駅). Focused on the 2700 series, known for its advanced tilting technology, viewers can witness how the train maintains high speeds through sharp curves, offering a dynamic rail experience across the picturesque Kōtoku Line (高徳線).

The video starts with departure from Tokushima and passes through notable stations including Katsuurui, Ikenotani, Itano, Sanuki-Shiratori, and Sanbonmatsu before arriving at Takamatsu. Viewers will notice the window frame shifting side to side—evidence of the train’s pendulum suspension working to tackle challenging curves like those in the Osaka Pass (大坂峠), a highlight for railway enthusiasts. Along the way, glimpses of the Seto Inland Sea (瀬戸内海) add a scenic touch to this technical showcase.

Throughout the trip, a GPS-based speedometer and elevation display provide detailed information on the train’s progress. The JR Shikoku 2700 series is renowned for its comfort, efficiency, and ability to handle mountainous terrain between Tokushima and Kagawa prefectures. This train is an essential mode for travelers looking to quickly connect between two major cities on Shikoku, and is also popular with railway fans thanks to its engineering and stunning views.

Key stops along the route include: Katsuurui (勝瑞駅), Ikenotani (池谷駅), Itano (板野駅), Sanuki-Shiratori (讃岐白鳥駅), Sanbonmatsu (三本松駅), Shido (志度駅), Yashima (屋島駅), and Kuribayashi (栗林駅), showcasing local sights and the day-to-day efficiency of regional rail. Takamatsu, the final destination, is a gateway to Kagawa Prefecture, known for its historic Ritsurin Garden and delicious Sanuki udon.