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Hello! Yes there were 880 steps but they were spaced out. I think it's easy to do as long as you go slow. It's better to go slow anyway so you can appreciate the whole thing ^^

Thanks for watching! I don't remember exactly but it wasn't too long, maybe like 3-5 hours?

Sorry I’m not sure 😅

Not hidden on purpose just not many people know if it ^^

My work days were from 11.45am-9pm with a 1 hour lunch break (so 8 hours and 15 minutes + the 1 hour lunch break) I didn’t have to know any Japanese but it will definitely enrich your life here if you know some!

@ChefinJapan thank you! ❤️

Look up “Vintage Kimono An Gion” on Google maps

This place was called Vintage Kimono AN Gion. It's in Kyoto near Yasaka Shrine ^^

There is no Saturdays off for the eikakwa school I worked for. You’d have weekends off if you worked as an ALT (assistant language teacher) in a school though!

Hello, sorry for the late reply! It was cold, but as long as you're bundled up I think it will be fine! I also recommend buy "kaero" (hand warmers) at the convenience store before you go~ Also congratulations! I hope you guys have a great honeymoon ^^

It's a tough one 😆 Super underrated, Kagawa prefecture!

Hello! We rented a car. You can g by bus as well, but I def recommend renting a car for this one if you can! The roads were a bit icy, but we just drove slowly and it was fine! The rental car company will give you some special tires when you tell them the location you're going to~

They're horrendous if you convert them to USD, but when you're living in Japan it's actually a pretty normal salary and you're able to live a normal fulfilling life and even travel within the country. It becomes a problem when you want to visit home though as the value of the yen is awful right now. 😆

Yay thank you for watching again ^^

There occasionally vegan restaurants in the countryside! I've been surprised by how many I've been able to fine. They're not reliable though as the countryside restaurants close randomly and early. The countryside ones are always BOMB though since it's all made from scratch with love usually by one passionate person~

Thanks so much for this comment! I'm so glad to hear it was helpful since it was very hard for me to post 😆

Oakhouse !

This was in Fussa Tokyo. It’s through the company Oakhouse ^^

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I'm not sure but someone in the comments of my Instagram video on this shop said this: "I’m Japanese, but I like this shop too. They’re not fake antiques. These are really old items, from about 150 to 80 years ago,but they were originally cheap tableware, or the designs are too old to fit with modern Japanese dining tables and interiors, so they’re not popular with anyone other than people who like old things. I think they’re probably buying a lot of tableware that comes out when old houses and storehouses are cleaned out at low prices. Some of the pieces have pictures made with rubber blocks and some are handwritten, and some have black spots like dimples on surfaces that should be smooth."

I’m so happy to hear it was helpful! Best of luck!! ^^

​@@AmberJapanTravels thank you! I think I'll be moving somewhere in hokkaido or northern honshu. idk exactly how the mountain region is but my bf doesn't like extreme cold much so I want to go somewhere that won't bother him much but still be cold XD

Here's all the info ^^ Japanese Inn 📍山中温泉白鷺湯たわらや (Yamanaka Onsen Shirasagiyu Tawaraya) Forest Cafe 📍 鶴仙渓川床　(Kakusenkei River Bed- Kawadoko) Antique Shops 📍 山中伊切線 (Yamanaka Ikiri Line- there were many along this street) Mont Blanc 📍 モンブラン・芋スイーツ Monta-Yu 加賀 (Mont Blanc Imo Sweets Monta-Yu Kaga) Foot bath 📍Near the local Family Mart (they were all over the place, I don’t have the exact location of this one but if you wander around a bit you should be able to find it easily ^^

It’s the best ✨^^

Ahh omg I have to go, thanks for the recommendation!

There’s no key money for this one! And you can get a 10% discount off the agent fee if you use the code “amber” 😉

yeah probably sadly

It’s not the yaki kind, but same type of noodle! 😆

Thanks for watching!~ ^^

It’s in Chofu by Jindaiji temple !~ ^^

In Mongolia

Ahh haha thanks so much! 😅

Thanks for watching! ^^

It depends, some stationary stores do have official books.., But yeah regular stamp books are definitely a no!

Hii yes I’m still here! It used to be New Yorker in Japan, you remembered??? 😭😭😭

Thanks for watching ^^

Ahh that would be so fun, maybe one day 🤞🏻

Hahah the culture is really vibrant and interesting and it’s different in different parts of the country too which makes it so fun for travel~

Thanks so much for saying that, and for watching!~ ^^ 頑張りましょう~

Nope! There are no more Covid measures to enter the country~ ^^