Tokyo's Most Unbelievable View - Peer Into Hell
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2021
- Are you looking for an awesome day hike just a stone's throw away from Tokyo? Well, come with us as we explore the secret ruins of Mt Nokogiri. Hidden deep within the mountain forest are some long-lost ruins and one of Japan's most secluded temples. At the top, you can enjoy one of the best views in the Kanto region and peer straight into hell from the treacherous 'Jigoku Nozoki,' an extreme stone platform that protrudes from the top of the mountain at 329.5m high!
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Would 'you' dare peer into hell??
Thank you for resuming your podcast, absolutely happy!) Nokogiriyama is one of my favorites near Tokyo, great story and visual.)
Thank you for the support Elena! Glad to be back! :)
- Julian
Very well produced! Thanks for showing this cool spot, I just added it to my map!
Thanks Adam! Glad to hear that, I really think it's a must see spot!
- Julian
Love your channel guys!!! ❤️
Thanks!! and Cheers for the first comment 👍 - Yasu
Man, your videography is great!
Thanks, that’s great to hear!!
Great video!
Thanks for watching 🙏
I think it is the most awesome video ever on your channel...
And the drone shots are just stunning..😀🤗
Love your channel 🎉🎊
Keep growing 😄😃
Thanks Devansh, actually I love this video too! I really enjoy filming and editing this cinematic stuff, so really glad you could enjoy it :)
- Julian
Another fantastic and interesting video with brilliant footage of a wonderful location! That view from 'hell' was seriously impressive, Nokogiri really is a hidden gem. Many of those trails and paths reminded me of the forest from Mononoke Hime, just gorgeous. Would be very happy to see more of these types of video from the lesser-seen parts of Japan. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Gary, thanks for watching and liking the video! Yeah, overall it’s one of the most underrated spots around Tokyo. As you say, it’s probably more ‘Mononoke’ than ‘Laputa’ but either way, it’s definitely got a Ghibli vibe 😁
p.s. We restarted our podcast! - Yasu
@@JapanGo the podcast is back! Brilliant 😁
This is such a great location, just discovered your channel, and surprised you don’t have more subscribers.
This is what I like to go and see in Japan. Nature.
Hey Gabriel, thanks for watching! And yes - it was absolutely stunning! - Yasu
This was awesome. Thanks!! Still in wonder how you got some of those super high shots
Thanks for watching too! Yeah, we used many drone shots this time
Absolutely stunning! Another brilliant video guys, thank you! 👍
Glad you liked it! Thank you 👍
God, Japan is so beautiful. Even an abandoned quarry is an idyllic setting. That koi fish swimming over to the people like, Hey you brought nom noms, right?
Fascinating. Great video guys.
This is amazing.
What a gorgeous video! Love your chill vibes. The music and camera shots are so aesthetically pleasing. Subscription confirmed!
I went there a few years ago, what a great day trip. That train station was almost abandoned looking, i was the only one there and it was on the honor system. Sad, more people should see this treasure.
I agree, hope more people find out and visit this treasure mountain!
Amazing video, an amazing podcast, and amazing duo keep up the great work you guys do.
Hey R.J. Great to see you again! Yes we restarted our podcast too - hope you enjoy! - Yasu
@@JapanGo I sure enjoy your video's and podcast keep up the great work
That was an awesome site!!! Can’t wait to see it in person
Pretty cool! It's now on my list of places to visit.
I'd love to see a video of a full reveal and explanation of Julian's tattoo sleeve.
Haha, glad you liked it - and I’d have to ask Julian for that ‘top secret’ 🤣 - Yasu
Oh my! What a beautiful place, it’s a shame people aren’t talking about it
Yes, it definitely is one of the most underrated spots around Tokyo!
Because it’s secret.. duh..
@@agielkencana684 nah it’s not a secret it’s on the google map
I've been there twice before, enjoyed it both times
Awesome video. Wanting to visit when in tokyo. I was just wondering roughly how long it took to do the climb and did you climb back down and see the other buddha statue?
Sorry I didn't see your comment until now!
It took around 2-2.5 hours for us to get to the top but we were stopping constantly to film aha. And yes! We did see the dai-butsu (large buddha statue) on the way down.
- Julian
Wow what a location
Great angle for video recording and documentary vlog for non Japanese spoken language for interesting place. Very good.
Looks kind of like Minecraft
Yes it does have that vibe - cubic rocks! - Yasu
You should get a koi fish and release at that tiny pond so that other koi fish has a partner
Once an angel fell in love with a human whom she saw while she was playing with the clouds. She travelled to earth and met him. But like all men, who could not tolerate angelic beauty and intelligence, he feared her and ran away. With the broken heart, she returned to heavens. But the god was angry as she crossed the limits and one of the important rules of the holy life - Don't interfere with earthy lives until they pray for. So the god cursed her to become a golden fish and she fell into the Mt Nokogiri.
She cried and a pond formed around her. The water will be salty to whom who knows what true love means. For others, it will be one more pond and one more pool. Every night she turned into a woman and look the city from the top in a full view. In the daytime, she turned into fish and has to spend her curse days lonely, very lonely.
You can see her at 5:14.
OMG!!! @ 5:15 do you hear the sound that Koi is making??????!!!!!!????? IT'S SO LOUD!!! How did they not say ANYTHING about it????!!??!
At first I didn't know what it was, but then I thought it had to be a bird - perhaps a woodpecker? But then I noticed the sound changed exactly when the fish moved, so that makes me think it REALLY IS THE KOI making that strange sound! WOW!!!!!!!!
Did you have to get permission to fly your drone here?
Its an amazing place no doubt. But my apologies, but dont expect to find it like this. People are lined up to get there 10 seconds on this view. So you might not even get the chance 🫠🫠