What to Eat and Do in Yamanashi | Non-Touristy Travel Tips (PART 2)
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- Here is everything I ate, drank, and did during my trip back to Yamanashi this month! It's only 2 hours from Tokyo and seriously one of my newest favorite prefectures.
□Guided tour of Minobu-san
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□Walking Tour of Yamanashi's Capital, Kofu!
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□Koshu Wine Tasting and Vineyard Sightseeing Private Tour in Yamanashi
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:) I went back to Yamanashi prefecture and tried to create a nifty little travel vlog for ya'! If you like this video, let me know with a thumbs up!
PS: here's were I got my guides for the tours
□Guided tour of Minobu-san
Veltra: www.veltra.com/en/asia/japan/yamanashi/a/157387
Triple Lights: triplelights.com/japan/tour/yamanashi-experiencehistory-naturefood-ofsacred-groundsminobusan-3327
□Walking Tour of Yamanashi's Capital, Kofu!
Veltra: www.veltra.com/en/asia/japan/yamanashi/a/158550?cache=update
Triple Lights: triplelights.com/japan/tour/yamanashi-learn-aboutwarring-states-periodkofu-yamanashi-3597
□Koshu Wine Tasting and Vineyard Sightseeing Private Tour in Yamanashi
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Videography is awesome.
Beautifully shot, well narrated, and artfully composed. Thank you.
That was a very interesting video. I wanted to learn a little more about Kofu city and Yamanashi prefecture and now after watching your video I want to visit even more!
I see your video from recommendation page and the production is so great😭❤️!
Thank you very much for making the time to detail Yamanashi!
- TGC Marvin
Your editing video is great
Thank you!!!
We love quality content!! This video was beautifully made.
I was an exchange student in Yamanashi during the summer for 6 weeks. Back then there weren't that many videos about the prefecture, so I'm so glad you went there!! Honestly that place is home to me and I miss it so much! Seeing it at a little bit of a different angle made me fall in love with Yamanashi again! Thanks for the amazing video
This is literally the fifth time I had to re-subscribe to your channel. You keep getting thrown out of my subscription box for some reason T.T
Thank you for coming back! ('・ω・')
@@kemushichan Wouldn't want to miss out on your lovely personality and great content! Will you do Vlogmas this year? Really enjoyed the laid back study/stationary haul/day in the life vlogs last year. ^^
@@N.Traveler Aw thanks! 😊 Ill have to pick a different month since my thesis is due by Christmas but once its done I can get out all my unfinished videos 😍
Also please do a tour of the JR linear motor train(yamanashi pref). Maglev is the next new age of train travel. I definitely miss Japan thx for the video
Getting better at the color correction and color grading i see.
*jitters* Hahah thank you for your careful eye! I can't adjust/customize it all too well yet so everything is still a bit heavy handed BUT it's fun!
Love the editing on this one!!! All of these places look amazing! :)
What you described about the Sakura trees, I think, was the result of global warming. The same thing happened here in the US at that time. So unusual to see spring in the fall.
I always look forward to your traveling videos!
Such a clever, kind and talented person. Congratulations!
So many beautiful sights. I want to ring that huge bell. 😄
Thank you for sharing this!
毛虫ちゃんはすでに多くの日本人より日本を経験してますね。
間違いないですよ。
Awesome video!!! Random question, what is the grade(and brand) of green tea that most Japanese serve in restaurants and in home?
Awesome editing. It's like watching a documentary! I learned so much unique details about each city. Your Japanese is amazing! Great video!
such beautiful images, you're really telling us a story without words in some scenes... u got a very cinematic/journalistic approach which I seem to like a lot. Great job
Beautifully done video. Should I ever visit Japan, I really want to visit that shrine. Very interesting.
Amazing editing !
WOW. I've gotta say, I think this was one of the best videos you've made. I mean the cinematography was spectacular! It gave very chill vibes and made me feel very interested for the rest of the video. You've even captured the relaxed atmosphere of the places you've visited, layered with appropriate music(I mean the piano and classical were BOMB.) The way you described and explained the places made me feel like I was there, in your perspective. Thank you for this video!
Your video editing is on point! Really good content 👌
Editing is on point!
Keep em travel videos coming!
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I would definitely go to the shrine! The way that guy rang the bell was amazing! And the atmosphere there seemed really nice.
Love this vlog!!!! The editing and music really bring out the feeling of Japan! Especially the montage from the beginning. Would very much like to be in Yamanashi as well.
It truly is breathtaking! I had no idea it was so close to Tokyo and feel like I missed out on so much but not visiting sooner! If I had to pick another place to live/work/study abroad as a younger student I would probably have had this on the top of the list.
Thank you so much for sharing this with us! If I have the chance to go to Tokyo, I will definitely pay Yamanashi a visit. And maybe I will try the wedding kimono! It looks so glamorous.
Great video, opening pinging near ruptured my ears while wearing my headphones. Thank you for doing my dream btw. I know its pretty costly to do most of the trips hope you have sponsors helping the travel costs.
Aesthetic af
Dang, really stepping up your videography game, Loretta!!
@_@ must. keep. IMPROVING. Hahah. Let me know if there was anything specific you liked!
@@kemushichan - If I had to pick one, I'd say the bell shot.
山があっても山なし県。 There are many mountains, but here is Yama-nashi pref.XD
Omg 😂😂😂😂😂 perfect 😂
Absolutely LOVED this video. It was great thanks ! Would love to see the temple and and castle, the Miso making look interesting, but just walking in the town and looking at the nature would be great 2 days at least if I had the money :)
I'm so glad you liked it!
That’s a lovely video! I know western culture is something that takes (sometimes negative) part of japanese traditions, but at the same time I hope they make it more accessible (language wise) so we can learn and respect even more this wonderful culture! I would love to take part at all of the tours you did!! 😊🇧🇷
I would love to climb the steps and see the temple. Also miso workshop!
Your videos always go to my "places to go in Japan" list. I want to go to that temple on the top of the mountain, eat that food (looks so yummy) ans visit the castle!!!!
This was so beautiful it made me tear up. I hope to get back to Japan one day
Why does their trees think so fast?
I have ever been the Kuon-ji temple, too! The stone stairs toward the main hole were incredibly steep, wasn't it. The temple is the headquarters of the Nichiren sect of Japanese buddhism, where the tomb of the sect-founder monk Nichiren exists.
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We saw someone who looked just like you in Koeln, Germany this summer she was dressed as a Lolita and was the only one who could speak Japanese. Hina Matsuri at the Japan House.
There can only be one!!! Hahah jk. :) I've yet to visit Germany but I hope to soon!
You never know how much you miss a place until you leave.
If youre fluent in two languages, which one do you think in?
Recently it depends on if I just got out of conversation in one language, or if I'm preparing to do something in a specific language next I'll start parsing things out in my head in that language. I've been working on a few travel shows recently and when the entire crew is in Japanese, they may ask me to "think what I want for Lunch" or "what I want to say in the next scene", and even though I can think faster in English I'll go over the options in my head in Japanese because I'm still in that "mode".
綺麗な景色だ
あなたもcuteかわいい
日本のワインをちょっと飲みたい！