I lived in Japan for 4 1/2 years, and I'm really surprised what a great, in-depth summary you've managed to put together for only two weeks there, including some things I didn't know - fantastic job!
I’m actually surprised at how much praise this video has received. I find it average at best. The information is not very detailed or useful. The music is weird - way too emotive for an amateur travel video. The camera work is not great - really too many shaky shots and odd slo-motion shots selected (hotel room). I found the food descriptions lacking - yes you provided the names but no details on the ingredients, the preparation, or the costs, just some bizarre shots eating the food. And you didn’t explain the reasons why you chose to visit these particular cities, especially Naru, over other cities you could have visited between Tokyo and Kyoto. Anyways you tried, and most viewers seem to like it,so there is that.
Don't be scared it's a really safe country and you don't even need to know japanese, pointing is your friend also google translator and Map. My first trip overseas was to Japan last year and i went alone. It was an amazing trip, going again this year in April. Bottom line, go and enjoy as much as you can because there is to much to see and time will always feel too little.
You can see a lot of video about japan on my channel. I have visited the four capital Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara e Kamakura. In Tokyo you have to go to city onsen. :)
Few things, I live in Tokyo. Taxis aren't feasible in Tokyo, but in other cities, particularly in Kyoto, they are actually affordable. For internet, unless you are staying long-term a portable wi-fi hotspot is a better choice for your money rather than prepaid sim. You did alright on accomodation, but I think capsule hotels are overrated, as they generally aren't all that competitively priced. Hostels are cheaper, albeit with fewer amenities. Also careful throwing around recommendation to Yasakuni. Tourists are okay, but it's a highly politically controversial place here. Justin Bieber got some backlash for visiting recently. The emperor himself wouldn't be caught dead there. Convenience store food is great and awesome, but the hot meals you selected aren't very cheap. You're better off finding a cheap ramen shop, which can be half the price and cheap. A good Fushimi Inari tip, if you want those good photos without the crowds, go before sunrise. I'm serious. Get up at 4 or 5, take a cab there, and the sun should be cresting as you near the top. Well put together I'd say, especially if this was your first time to Japan
Mysticpoisen Hi, you mentioned it’s better to have a portable wifi hotspot for internet than sim card, why is that? We’re going to Tokyo for 21 days and though we’d get a sim card than a portable wifi because it’s cheaper.
+statezero This summer we went to Japan as a couple for 23 days, and with 2 phones and one notebook it was just easier to get a pocket wifi. We wanted unlimited data and fast enough speeds, and for 3 devices sim cards just wouldn't make sense. Of course if you barely use the internet and just need it for emergencies, maybe 3GB on one phone would be enough for you, in that case a sim card makes more sense. We paid around 12000 Yen (~100USD) for the pocket wifi for our whole trip, including shipping to our Airbnb. I would definitely do it again and 100% recommend it to anyone who wants to stay connected like at home.
@@flamecore It depends you have to look up the pros and cons of a sim card vs a wifi, I gt a portable wifi as well and it wasn't very expensive so also checking rates might be a good idea. Also the pocket wifi I got was able to connect up to 10 devices and it had unlimited data, you should probably have a charger with you because they do have a limited battery life if you are taking them on the go between 8 and 12 hours.
I am crying. I miss Japan so very much. The magic of Japan lies not in the cities, but outside them. I went there in 2019 and fell in love with the place. How I wish I go further ahead in life and get settled here in some quaint little village, selling rice cakes and sake.. :')
anyone watching this video. Go to Japan! I traveled to Japan last year for the first time and it was a beautiful life-changing event! It is an amazing country with amazing lovely beautiful people. It is so easy to travel on your own. Do it, you will be so happy you did.
Truly dumbfounded how you don't have millions of subscribers. Your content, photography skills and information is amazing. I'm sharing these videos with everyone I know who want to go to Japan! Keep up the awesome work and I can't wait to see more videos ❤️
Allan, planning a 3 week trip in oct and have been trolling you tube the last 3 month on videos like this. By far yours is truly the best.Clear, concise and full of great info.Also beautifully filmed with sone great shots and easy to the ear music as opposed to an annoying self serving vid about the person filming and talking to the camera too much.. Really well done and thankyou, will definitely take on board some of the recommendations. Subscribed and will definitely check out your other vids👍
I'm traveling to Japan for the first time in November with my wife... it's been our dream since we were kids. We're so excited and scared of not being able to communicate or interpret information hahaha but every one says Google is a life saver so... let's do it ;)
Watching this makes me feel comfortable at the prospect of visiting Japan, the dream place to visit of my beloved hype who passed away last year. We will visit the place this summer for him and live his dream through us.
My mother took me to visit Tokyo & Kyoto 20 years ago. I adored it. My 11yr old really wants to visit Japan when Covid is in the rear-view mirror. Your video is so beautiful and in depth. It shows everything I'd love to show my family about Japan. Thank you for making this!
Allan, this video was awesome. I've watched a TON of videos about traveling to Japan and I found this video extremely information and easy to follow. Thank you for taking the time to make this put this together and for making the content so digestible and comprehensive. You included things to do and helpful maps that I haven't seen in any other videos. I will definitely use this to plan my trip to Japan. I'm glad you had a great trip!
Stay away from Japan. Radioactive contamination problem is still ongoing problem in Japan. Almost 18,000 Japanese people died with cancer or leukemia caused by radioactive contamination from Fukushima. Stop eating radioactive contaminated food and water. Otherwise, you're going to get cancer, leukemia or infertility. Japan WAS good country but it's severely contaminated by radiation since Fukushima earthquake happened in 2011. Additionally Japanese government is trying to hide the truth about radioactive contamination. However, People have the right to know the truth and what's going on really in Japan.
@@jeam89 U r trying so hard to change the subject to hide the truth about radioactive contamination in Japan. Cancer rates, leukemia rates and infertility rates are "skyrocketing" since after Fukushima earthquake happened in 2011.
This is the best video I've watched while trying to get info on first-time travel to Japan! It's in-depth, but also leaves room for flexibility while trying to plan a trip!
I have travel to in 2017 with my son for the first time and was there for only one week. We did a lot in one week but not enough. When this pandemic is under control I am planning to travel again to Japan. I love the country side and beauty of Nature. Off course I Love hiking so is my son. I Love your video, very informative. Thank you 🙏
Perhaps this is the best travel video so far, with less showing of oneself, and more about the places, plus highly informative yet entertaining. So well done. Thank you for making this available.
Thank you for this video. This pandemic is taking a toll on me as I’ve been stuck on the same place for too long. This somehow help me remind myself that better days are coming and that one day I’ll be able to travel again and visit Japan.
I really love your channel and I shared it with my son who has been to Japan. His new wife and I will be joining him next summer in a visit to Japan. I kind of get overwhelmed by people and things and lights and noise but what I love most about your channel is how Zen you are, and you show all the beautiful features that make Japan Japan. Thank you for that.
Refreshing to see a travel vlog so professionally shot and edited on UA-cam. It was really useful, keep producing excellent content like this, please. 🙂
The scenery with the good choice of music in the background makes this video probably the top travel videos I've seen in a while. Keep up the good work!
Very Good ! My first vacation was back in 1989 to Japan. When I had the opportunity I moved there in 2006 to 2008. No matter how much I did, motorcycle ride, bar hop, hike, camp, and partied in Tokyo, rode trains, I left feeling there was so much more to do. So many things more to see..
I miss Japan so much. Thank you for sharing your video. I've been to Japan 5 times but I still always want to go back. I always find something new when I'm there 💛
Hi. I met a Japanese lady in Spain. I was traveling with my family to our ancestor's homeplace, since most of them are from Spain, the interesting thing is that the Japanese lady spoke Spanish and English besides, of course, Japanese. I was thrilled to tell her about our Savior Jesus, how He loves all of us! What an amazing thing that love has no boundaries, and God loves us in all shapes and forms and everywhere, and from every nation He is seeking those who want to know Him through His Son Jesus. Best wishes to you and yours. John 3:16 Japanese(i) 16 それ神はその獨子を賜ふほどに世を愛し給へり、すべて彼を信ずる者の亡びずして、永遠の生命を得んためなり。
This is an extremely well done video. My oldest son who recently turned 21 and I want to visit Japan. You mention specific placed to see and have given me much more clear idea of where to go. Well done.
I made the decision to finally travel to Japan. its been there in the back of my head for years and years. this was the first video i saw after the fact. this made me more confident that this is happening for sure. in addition to being a bad ass video purely for its info, its a fucking beautiful video my man. it feels like I'm watching a overpriced BBC doc. thanks a lot. have a wonderful 2021
My wife and I will be going there for our honeymoon next year! Thank you for the amazing guide. We’ve been furiously writing down all the places you mentioned while we make our itinerary!
Best video on youtube im not even joking,this is the reason I became so obsessed with Japan lol Ive been wanting to go for the past like 2 years ill edit this when i finally go!
HELLO! We got back from our trip to Japan on the 17th of july. We stayed 17 days!!! It was AMAAAAAZING! We did so much and went to sooo many places!! At the end of every exhausting day...I would think how could tomorrow be any where near as incredible as this day was...And sure enough...EVERY DAY WAS JUST AS AMAZING IF NOT MORE SO! It was beyond words... I absolutely loved it. Thanks for the video. It made me want to go back to those same places. :)
I'm visiting Japan for a week in next month and this basically saved me freaking out on where to go. Best comprehensive guide here in youtube! Thank you!
Great video! Didnt feel rushed or self-promotional as most travel videos I've seen here in UA-cam. I'm planning to visit Japan this autumn and will definitely remember your tips! 😊
this is the best travel guide I have ever seen, so beautiful to watch. Who knows another Japan travel guide video of the same quality as this one, I can't find any....
This is easily one of the most informative videos I have come across. Your style of showing maps and traveling to destinations speaks to my nature as this is how I plan my travels. May you have more videos to come! You have earned a subscriber :)
This was well made as usual - japan travel guide is definitely not an easy one to do 🙏😂, its such a vast of hidden gems - i guess if you are a first timer id also recommend 1st Tokyo 2nd Osaka/Kyoto for cherry blossom 3rd North of Japan for Winter Im on my 3rd 🤣, in a weeks time, cant wait 7 eleven is 👍😬 as usual cheap! And tasty!! You went during summer - your brother was bathing in sweat haha 🤣
Thank you for your video - it was VERY useful for planning my trip. Loved your recommendations, it is hard to find a really good video with real recommendations these days! Most of them are just vague and not specific. Thank you!
Thanks for such a beautifully put together video. Obviously in such a short time, you can't cover everything, but at least I now have some great ideas of where to visit. I love your emphasis on good eating - its the best thing about travel and the shots of you and your brother clearly enjoying your food made my mouth water. I really enjoyed your editing and background music which came across as highly professional - If you don't currently do this for a living perhaps you should get a sponsor! Looking forward to watching the individual videos for the cities you have visited.
Thank you for the kind comment and for watching my videos, I greatly appreciate it. It's comments like these that keeps my spirits up and my motivation strong.
I really enjoy your channel. I love Japan. We spent a week in Hokkaido and a week in Tokyo in July 2019. What an amazing trip we had and we enjoyed very much. We hope to go back there at some point in the future.
Allan! I'm flying to Tokyo in two months and I watch this video nearly every day. It's just so beautiful. Thank you for taking the time to make this! I'd really like to know if you have any tipps on how to film while traveling and still be able to be present in the moment. I feel like it could be overwhelming, trying to soak in the moment and getting the best shot at the same time.. Love from Germany!
A wise man once said to me: "Have you reached the point that you can't really enjoy anything without experiencing it through a lens?" While I must admit that I do constantly think about "could this be a good opportunity for some good footage". I don't really worry about it. I simply just film when I feel like it. So my advice would be just to let it be natural to you. If you feel like you're filming too much then stop and vice versa.
@@AllanSu Your reply made my day! I'm so happy you took the time to answer. I'll try my best to take your advice to heart - really needed to hear it. Looking forward to your next video! Have a great day!
The visuals, background music, and the sounds of Japan were a wonderful experience. You put together this video excellently. It inspires a relaxing feeling. You have a pleasant serene voice to complement the video. I will check out your other videos. Thank you for sharing your experience. 🙃
I fully enjoyed your travel guide as I am planning in the near future to visit Japan. I am from the Caribbean and i found your video to be informative and inspiring. Looking forward to your other videos.
Finally a good video with useful information on where to stay, what to do, where to eat. Thank you for making a video to help me, and not only to promote yourself.
Thank you so much for this video! I'm currently planning for my solo Japan trip for when the pandemic is over and this video was so helpful for a beginner travel like myself! So informative and the cinematography was beautiful.
I did the exact trip but in reverse! Started in Osaka, went to Kyoto, Nara and then Tokyo. This video brought me back so many good memories. Thank you so much!ありがと
That's the only place in Japan to visit in July or August, even September, except maybe Nagano. Everywhere else is too hot and humid. Apart from Hokkaido, Summer is the worst season to visit Japan. Ok, maybe dressing up in Yukata and going and watching the Hanabi, and other Summer festivals is cool, but!
Going to Japan for 2 weeks in 2019. This is almost exactly how we planned our trip! Thank you for the reassurance and the well produced video! Much appreciated.
My wife and I found your video very helpful! You highlighted a few of the things in each city so well, and did it without overwhelming the viewer. Thanks for putting this together. We are very excited to experience a beautiful country.
Your travel guides are insanely helpful and well-made. Thank you for all this info. Your Iceland travel guide was very good for me and this Japan travel guide will be my next useful guide.
Japan is one of my dream travel destination that is still in my bucket list. Hope I can be able to travel soon and make my own vlog in this beautiful country. Thank you for a very detailed and helpful travel video.💙
I loved how slowly you edited this video, too many others try to rush through things. Would you ever recommend doing any touristy attractions? Like bus/boat tour rides of areas to get your footing and learn about the area, food tours, etc.?
I'm all for touristy attractions such as tour rides for first-timers, especially if they make sense financially and timewise. To be honest, I wouldn't listen to anyone calling people out for visiting tourist traps. They are traps for a reason since it's usually must-visit places, and it would be odd not to at least see it once. It's like going to Paris without ever visiting the Eiffel tower. So do a tour if you feel it would benefit your trip. Personally, I usually only do tours if I feel I can't explore the areas easily by myself. Whether that is due to transportation or simply not being knowledgable enough. But I'll most often try and see if I can explore by myself before considering a tour/guide.
I lived in Japan for 4 1/2 years, and I'm really surprised what a great, in-depth summary you've managed to put together for only two weeks there, including some things I didn't know - fantastic job!
hello is there is halal food in japan or not and thanks
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I’m actually surprised at how much praise this video has received. I find it average at best. The information is not very detailed or useful. The music is weird - way too emotive for an amateur travel video. The camera work is not great - really too many shaky shots and odd slo-motion shots selected (hotel room). I found the food descriptions lacking - yes you provided the names but no details on the ingredients, the preparation, or the costs, just some bizarre shots eating the food. And you didn’t explain the reasons why you chose to visit these particular cities, especially Naru, over other cities you could have visited between Tokyo and Kyoto. Anyways you tried, and most viewers seem to like it,so there is that.
I'm going to Tokyo JAPAN for the 1st time! I'm scared, nervous and excited all at the same time
Don't be scared it's a really safe country and you don't even need to know japanese, pointing is your friend also google translator and Map. My first trip overseas was to Japan last year and i went alone. It was an amazing trip, going again this year in April.
Bottom line, go and enjoy as much as you can because there is to much to see and time will always feel too little.
@@Feljo thanks for the assurance! 🙏
You have to rent a wifi spot. The best things you can do.
You can see a lot of video about japan on my channel. I have visited the four capital Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara e Kamakura. In Tokyo you have to go to city onsen. :)
@@AndreaCappelletti what's your channel
Few things, I live in Tokyo.
Taxis aren't feasible in Tokyo, but in other cities, particularly in Kyoto, they are actually affordable.
For internet, unless you are staying long-term a portable wi-fi hotspot is a better choice for your money rather than prepaid sim.
You did alright on accomodation, but I think capsule hotels are overrated, as they generally aren't all that competitively priced. Hostels are cheaper, albeit with fewer amenities.
Also careful throwing around recommendation to Yasakuni. Tourists are okay, but it's a highly politically controversial place here. Justin Bieber got some backlash for visiting recently. The emperor himself wouldn't be caught dead there.
Convenience store food is great and awesome, but the hot meals you selected aren't very cheap. You're better off finding a cheap ramen shop, which can be half the price and cheap.
A good Fushimi Inari tip, if you want those good photos without the crowds, go before sunrise. I'm serious. Get up at 4 or 5, take a cab there, and the sun should be cresting as you near the top.
Well put together I'd say, especially if this was your first time to Japan
Mysticpoisen
Hi, you mentioned it’s better to have a portable wifi hotspot for internet than sim card, why is that? We’re going to Tokyo for 21 days and though we’d get a sim card than a portable wifi because it’s cheaper.
What's wrong with Yasukuni?
+statezero
This summer we went to Japan as a couple for 23 days, and with 2 phones and one notebook it was just easier to get a pocket wifi. We wanted unlimited data and fast enough speeds, and for 3 devices sim cards just wouldn't make sense. Of course if you barely use the internet and just need it for emergencies, maybe 3GB on one phone would be enough for you, in that case a sim card makes more sense. We paid around 12000 Yen (~100USD) for the pocket wifi for our whole trip, including shipping to our Airbnb. I would definitely do it again and 100% recommend it to anyone who wants to stay connected like at home.
@@flamecore It depends you have to look up the pros and cons of a sim card vs a wifi, I gt a portable wifi as well and it wasn't very expensive so also checking rates might be a good idea. Also the pocket wifi I got was able to connect up to 10 devices and it had unlimited data, you should probably have a charger with you because they do have a limited battery life if you are taking them on the go between 8 and 12 hours.
@@alexdakool It's where a lot of war criminals from WWII were allowed to be enshrined.
I finally went to japan for the first time & honestly it was so beautiful in real life ! I was there for a month for the cherry blossoms 🌸🇯🇵
WOW you were able to stay there for a whole month?! That must have been nice
a whole month?!! im so jealous
Lucky you
How much did you take to spend for the month? I’m planning on going next year, late March to early April and I wanted to stay for a mont
@@John-tt4of me too but not soon ;(
I wish all the good luck for you bro
I am crying. I miss Japan so very much. The magic of Japan lies not in the cities, but outside them. I went there in 2019 and fell in love with the place. How I wish I go further ahead in life and get settled here in some quaint little village, selling rice cakes and sake.. :')
anyone watching this video. Go to Japan! I traveled to Japan last year for the first time and it was a beautiful life-changing event! It is an amazing country with amazing lovely beautiful people. It is so easy to travel on your own. Do it, you will be so happy you did.
Going may/june 2020
I agree. Went in March. Not as expensive as I feared either. Kyoto.
Looped RIP travel plans
David Lee perfect opportunity to save up when the pandemic is over
Truly dumbfounded how you don't have millions of subscribers. Your content, photography skills and information is amazing. I'm sharing these videos with everyone I know who want to go to Japan!
Keep up the awesome work and I can't wait to see more videos ❤️
Japan is so amazing. I hope everyone gets to see the things you present.
Allan, planning a 3 week trip in oct and have been trolling you tube the last 3 month on videos like this. By far yours is truly the best.Clear, concise and full of great info.Also beautifully filmed with sone great shots and easy to the ear music as opposed to an annoying self serving vid about the person filming and talking to the camera too much.. Really well done and thankyou, will definitely take on board some of the recommendations. Subscribed and will definitely check out your other vids👍
Hey Gordo! Thanks for watching and I appreciate the nice words, it keeps me going :) Glad to welcome you on the journey
'Trolling UA-cam'
I'm traveling to Japan for the first time in November with my wife... it's been our dream since we were kids.
We're so excited and scared of not being able to communicate or interpret information hahaha but every one says Google is a life saver so... let's do it ;)
Wow u married ur childhood love! U truly are blessed! Have a happy life ahead sir!
Tell us, how was it?^^
@@katerinakiakou1797 it was amazing n.n
How was your trip?
@@MissPetiteRu Yes they need to update us on their trip?
I honestly felt like i visited japan through this video , damn
thanks a lot
I love Japan. You will not get disappointed. I can hype up Japan so much but it's still exceeds my expectations every time I go back to visit 😉
One of the best videos I’ve seen to learn where to go for a first timer. Thank you for sharing.
This was such a brilliantly composed snapshot of Japan for anyone interested in the trip...just wonderful...
Watching this makes me feel comfortable at the prospect of visiting Japan, the dream place to visit of my beloved hype who passed away last year. We will visit the place this summer for him and live his dream through us.
love it! such a well produced video!
wow，Your video is great！
I confirm that is really nice video
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My mother took me to visit Tokyo & Kyoto 20 years ago. I adored it. My 11yr old really wants to visit Japan when Covid is in the rear-view mirror. Your video is so beautiful and in depth. It shows everything I'd love to show my family about Japan. Thank you for making this!
Allan, this video was awesome. I've watched a TON of videos about traveling to Japan and I found this video extremely information and easy to follow. Thank you for taking the time to make this put this together and for making the content so digestible and comprehensive. You included things to do and helpful maps that I haven't seen in any other videos. I will definitely use this to plan my trip to Japan. I'm glad you had a great trip!
Glad it was helpful!
I am going to Japan by myself in October. I am so nervous yet excited! I can't wait
Mait good luck 🍀
Ps if you’re planning on uploading videos of the trip on YT
I’d be interested in watching them
@@alfonsopayan09 Thank you! I might indeed. Your playlists are very cool I just watched them :)
How was it
I wanne go in july ..already planning everthing . Coming from Mexico !!!!!
How was it? I miss Japan
This was one of the greatest travel vlog I have even seen, thank you so much!!! Can't wait till pandemic is over, so I can go and explore Japan
I was thinking the same thing!
True. I hate watching vlog where people show their own faces all the time.
You definitely should! Japan is such an amazing place 💛
Stay away from Japan. Radioactive contamination problem is still ongoing problem in Japan. Almost 18,000 Japanese people died with cancer or leukemia caused by radioactive contamination from Fukushima. Stop eating radioactive contaminated food and water. Otherwise, you're going to get cancer, leukemia or infertility. Japan WAS good country but it's severely contaminated by radiation since Fukushima earthquake happened in 2011. Additionally Japanese government is trying to hide the truth about radioactive contamination. However, People have the right to know the truth and what's going on really in Japan.
@@jeam89 U r trying so hard to change the subject to hide the truth about radioactive contamination in Japan. Cancer rates, leukemia rates and infertility rates are "skyrocketing" since after Fukushima earthquake happened in 2011.
This is the best video I've watched while trying to get info on first-time travel to Japan! It's in-depth, but also leaves room for flexibility while trying to plan a trip!
I have travel to in 2017 with my son for the first time and was there for only one week. We did a lot in one week but not enough.
When this pandemic is under control I am planning to travel again to Japan. I love the country side and beauty of Nature.
Off course I Love hiking so is my son. I Love your video, very informative. Thank you 🙏
Perhaps this is the best travel video so far, with less showing of oneself, and more about the places, plus highly informative yet entertaining. So well done. Thank you for making this available.
Thank you for this video. This pandemic is taking a toll on me as I’ve been stuck on the same place for too long. This somehow help me remind myself that better days are coming and that one day I’ll be able to travel again and visit Japan.
I really love your channel and I shared it with my son who has been to Japan. His new wife and I will be joining him next summer in a visit to Japan. I kind of get overwhelmed by people and things and lights and noise but what I love most about your channel is how Zen you are, and you show all the beautiful features that make Japan Japan. Thank you for that.
This video is awesome man! I've watched it about 7 times already planning for my trip in March 2020. Thanks!
Glad it helped man!
Watching just now, see you guys in March 2020! :D
Absolutely great video!
Me too.
did u go yet?
CORONAVIRUS
I have never been so driven to leave a comment after watching a video. What a well produced, tranquil, enjoyable, informative video to watch.
Refreshing to see a travel vlog so professionally shot and edited on UA-cam. It was really useful, keep producing excellent content like this, please. 🙂
The scenery with the good choice of music in the background makes this video probably the top travel videos I've seen in a while. Keep up the good work!
A beautiful place. Want to share a beautiful message: John 3:16
Japanese(i) 16 それ神はその獨子を賜ふほどに世を愛し給へり、すべて彼を信ずる者の亡びずして、永遠の生命を得んためなり。
Very Good ! My first vacation was back in 1989 to Japan. When I had the opportunity I moved there in 2006 to 2008. No matter how much I did, motorcycle ride, bar hop, hike, camp, and partied in Tokyo, rode trains, I left feeling there was so much more to do. So many things more to see..
got a bit teary watching this, stirred up many fond memories from my past visits ;)
After a lot of energized Japan Videos I enjoyed the relaxed style of your video! 😊
I miss Japan so much. Thank you for sharing your video. I've been to Japan 5 times but I still always want to go back. I always find something new when I'm there 💛
Hi. I met a Japanese lady in Spain. I was traveling with my family to our ancestor's homeplace, since most of them are from Spain, the interesting thing is that the Japanese lady spoke Spanish and English besides, of course, Japanese. I was thrilled to tell her about our Savior Jesus, how He loves all of us! What an amazing thing that love has no boundaries, and God loves us in all shapes and forms and everywhere, and from every nation He is seeking those who want to know Him through His Son Jesus. Best wishes to you and yours. John 3:16
Japanese(i) 16 それ神はその獨子を賜ふほどに世を愛し給へり、すべて彼を信ずる者の亡びずして、永遠の生命を得んためなり。
This is an extremely well done video. My oldest son who recently turned 21 and I want to visit Japan. You mention specific placed to see and have given me much more clear idea of where to go. Well done.
I made the decision to finally travel to Japan. its been there in the back of my head for years and years. this was the first video i saw after the fact. this made me more confident that this is happening for sure. in addition to being a bad ass video purely for its info, its a fucking beautiful video my man. it feels like I'm watching a overpriced BBC doc. thanks a lot. have a wonderful 2021
This is like my favorite video ever. I can’t wait to visit when the world is back to normal. Japan looks so amazing ❤️
Love japan!! Can’t wait to see it ourselves!! There’s literally so much to see! Great info glad you had a great time!
Gooooood!Thanks.
Thank you for the super thanks!
Japan is my dream tour destination. ❤️ 🇯🇵
Yo bro, I followed your guide to iceland and I had a really wonderful time. Thank you for making this video
Thank you. I am going to Japan in April for the first time for 10 days
Glad it helped! Enjoy Japan :)
Go as early as you can in April! Sakura peak in Tokyo is typically late march
Congrats! Have a great time!
That's amazing! How was your trip?
This is definitely the best video I’ve seen for a Japan Travel Guide / Itinerary. So in depth and easy to follow with great recommendations!
this was the best travel to japan video I have seen. really makes me happy that one day I'll get to go!
It was awesome knowledge for me to get myself equipped before visiting Japan. 😊
I love Japan!!! A nice country with nice people !!!
Hope to visit Tokyo next month and be welcomed there !!!🇻🇳❤️🇯🇵
KONECHIWA 👋👋👋
My wife and I will be going there for our honeymoon next year! Thank you for the amazing guide. We’ve been furiously writing down all the places you mentioned while we make our itinerary!
This video is so .... BEAUTIFUL. 🥺🥺 Honeymoon in Japan next summer 🥰
Best video on youtube im not even joking,this is the reason I became so obsessed with Japan lol Ive been wanting to go for the past like 2 years ill edit this when i finally go!
HELLO!
We got back from our trip to Japan on the 17th of july. We stayed 17 days!!!
It was AMAAAAAZING! We did so much and went to sooo many places!! At the end of every exhausting day...I would think how could tomorrow be any where near as incredible as this day was...And sure enough...EVERY DAY WAS JUST AS AMAZING IF NOT MORE SO!
It was beyond words...
I absolutely loved it.
Thanks for the video. It made me want to go back to those same places. :)
I'm visiting Japan for a week in next month and this basically saved me freaking out on where to go. Best comprehensive guide here in youtube! Thank you!
Cheers! Enjoy Japan
Watching these video with so many people feels weird during COVID
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うわー！あなたたちは日本について多くのことを知っています、そしてそれは驚くべきことです私たちの国の日本のような人々がうれしいです。
Great video! Didnt feel rushed or self-promotional as most travel videos I've seen here in UA-cam. I'm planning to visit Japan this autumn and will definitely remember your tips! 😊
Thanks for watching Donna! Glad you found some value in the video
this is the best travel guide I have ever seen, so beautiful to watch. Who knows another Japan travel guide video of the same quality as this one, I can't find any....
Absolutely love this!!! I have recently moved to Tokyo and am totally loving it here!!
Japan - Tokyo, its my dream!
My too 💛
@@バブリー-f6i thank you! Me too 18 years old) I live in Russia
this was such a beautiful and well-edited video, it was also so so peaceful. definitely will be checking out more of your videos 🌟
This is easily one of the most informative videos I have come across. Your style of showing maps and traveling to destinations speaks to my nature as this is how I plan my travels. May you have more videos to come! You have earned a subscriber :)
This was well made as usual - japan travel guide is definitely not an easy one to do 🙏😂, its such a vast of hidden gems - i guess if you are a first timer id also recommend
1st Tokyo
2nd Osaka/Kyoto for cherry blossom
3rd North of Japan for Winter
Im on my 3rd 🤣, in a weeks time, cant wait
7 eleven is 👍😬 as usual cheap! And tasty!!
You went during summer - your brother was bathing in sweat haha 🤣
Some excellent suggestions Nick! And yes, avoid the summer if possible :)
local supermarkets can be up to 50% cheaper than convenient stores, and have way more options.
LordArioh true that 🙏😀, but may be slightly harder to find for first timer vs chain convenient stores hehe
Awesome video dude! Helped a lot!
Summers are great here. Just a bit humid. Guessing you went around August where you got shafted by the worst heatwave in history.
Thank you for your video - it was VERY useful for planning my trip. Loved your recommendations, it is hard to find a really good video with real recommendations these days! Most of them are just vague and not specific. Thank you!
Thanks for such a beautifully put together video. Obviously in such a short time, you can't cover everything, but at least I now have some great ideas of where to visit. I love your emphasis on good eating - its the best thing about travel and the shots of you and your brother clearly enjoying your food made my mouth water. I really enjoyed your editing and background music which came across as highly professional - If you don't currently do this for a living perhaps you should get a sponsor! Looking forward to watching the individual videos for the cities you have visited.
Thank you for the kind comment and for watching my videos, I greatly appreciate it. It's comments like these that keeps my spirits up and my motivation strong.
I really enjoy your channel. I love Japan. We spent a week in Hokkaido and a week in Tokyo in July 2019. What an amazing trip we had and we enjoyed very much. We hope to go back there at some point in the future.
I’m glad you enjoyed traveling in my county but most of all, I think it’s great that you could travel with your brother.
Nothing better than experiencing your amazing country with a loved one. Thanks for watching Ken
Congratulations on the choice and quality of the images in this video.
I feel very relaxing and enjoying watching your video. Unlike others who talk too much. :) Thank you
This is a very good video! I plan on visiting Japan one day, thank you for this information !
I'm traveling to Tokyo in April and this video is extremely helpful. I'm very excited about my trip. Thank You!!!!
Veronica Montgomery I’m going in April also to visit my boyfriend! I’m so excited
I’m only a few minutes into your video, and this is already so helpful! Thank you!
Allan! I'm flying to Tokyo in two months and I watch this video nearly every day. It's just so beautiful. Thank you for taking the time to make this!
I'd really like to know if you have any tipps on how to film while traveling and still be able to be present in the moment. I feel like it could be overwhelming, trying to soak in the moment and getting the best shot at the same time..
Love from Germany!
A wise man once said to me:
"Have you reached the point that you can't really enjoy anything without experiencing it through a lens?"
While I must admit that I do constantly think about "could this be a good opportunity for some good footage". I don't really worry about it. I simply just film when I feel like it. So my advice would be just to let it be natural to you. If you feel like you're filming too much then stop and vice versa.
@@AllanSu Your reply made my day! I'm so happy you took the time to answer. I'll try my best to take your advice to heart - really needed to hear it.
Looking forward to your next video! Have a great day!
The visuals, background music, and the sounds of Japan were a wonderful experience. You put together this video excellently. It inspires a relaxing feeling. You have a pleasant serene voice to complement the video. I will check out your other videos. Thank you for sharing your experience. 🙃
I fully enjoyed your travel guide as I am planning in the near future to visit Japan. I am from the Caribbean and i found your video to be informative and inspiring. Looking forward to your other videos.
Thank you Roger!
What a nice country !! Thank you for the tour Allan Su !! Best regards from Peru.
My wife and I are planning a trip to Japan and this does help quite a bit, I'm nervous but super excited!
We are looking forward to seeing you in Japan.
How was your trip?
@@MissPetiteRu sadly Covid happened and we ended up not going :(, planning to go in 2021 or the year after
@@alejandropennerphotos Awe, my husband & I were suppose to go to Japan this year for our honeymoon, but hopefully next year 👍
@@MissPetiteRu haha it was gonna be our honeymoon trip too!! I really hope you get to go, or all of us get to travel next year 👍🤞
Japan will see me this summer and I will see all of Japan 🌙❤️
Finally a good video with useful information on where to stay, what to do, where to eat. Thank you for making a video to help me, and not only to promote yourself.
Great video. I would love to go to Japan someday
Thank you so much for this video! I'm currently planning for my solo Japan trip for when the pandemic is over and this video was so helpful for a beginner travel like myself! So informative and the cinematography was beautiful.
Exceptional quality video, props!
One of my biggest dreams is to visit Japan one day🇯🇵❤️
i’m going to yokohama next year in homestay for 2 weeks and i’m both nervous and excited :’)
ENJOY!😊
@@xaqi6477 thank you 😊
@@blushpetal I am a Japanese. If there's anything you don't understand, I'll let you know.
And I live Yokohama
translation
The editing is amazing !
Thanks Patrick! :)
Agree
by far the best japan travel guide....
Went last year and it was truly the most amazing experience of my life. Go!
I can't agree more 🙂
I'm Japanese. Thanks for the nice video. The music is great too.
To be honest it's always my dream to explore this country about its culture, animes, tradition and sights but im so influenced 😍
I did the exact trip but in reverse! Started in Osaka, went to Kyoto, Nara and then Tokyo. This video brought me back so many good memories. Thank you so much!ありがと
Hey sir I’m doing the same route as you for 8 days, do you think the Japan rail is worth it? I fly in and out of Osaka thanks
Lex santos i used mine a lot! So yes!
I would highly recommend going to Hokkaido in June or July ☺️ The flower fields are so beautiful and the weather is good as well!
I agree :)
Hokkaido in winter! Best powder for snowboarding in the world!)
That's the only place in Japan to visit in July or August, even September, except maybe Nagano. Everywhere else is too hot and humid. Apart from Hokkaido, Summer is the worst season to visit Japan. Ok, maybe dressing up in Yukata and going and watching the Hanabi, and other Summer festivals is cool, but!
Of all the video vlog about Japan that I watched, yours is very helpful. Thank you.. Will use this as guide when we go to Japan next year... 🙂🇯🇵
Going to Japan for 2 weeks in 2019. This is almost exactly how we planned our trip! Thank you for the reassurance and the well produced video! Much appreciated.
Thanks for watching and have a great Japan trip :)
We are going to Japan next year in September with 4 young kids. Very excited.
I’m going to Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka next month. I will be sure to hit up many other spots but those will be the main 3 places I stay.
How many days will du spend in the 3 cities?
My wife and I found your video very helpful! You highlighted a few of the things in each city so well, and did it without overwhelming the viewer. Thanks for putting this together. We are very excited to experience a beautiful country.
I really want to go to Japan when I’m older!
I like Japan! And how you talk about this amazing country🤩
Outstanding video. Thank you for all the info. Planning my first trip to Japan in 2020.
Always good to hear the video was helpful somehow. 🙂
As a person wanting to go to Japan, this is priceless. Thank you so much!
13:09 Ayyyy the smash bros. gameplay got me hyped!
Overall great guide and recommendations, much appreciated!
Your travel guides are insanely helpful and well-made. Thank you for all this info. Your Iceland travel guide was very good for me and this Japan travel guide will be my next useful guide.
This video is so well done, and helped out me and my bf so much! We're planning our trip for this december, and you were so much help. Thank you!
Japan is one of my dream travel destination that is still in my bucket list. Hope I can be able to travel soon and make my own vlog in this beautiful country. Thank you for a very detailed and helpful travel video.💙
I loved how slowly you edited this video, too many others try to rush through things. Would you ever recommend doing any touristy attractions? Like bus/boat tour rides of areas to get your footing and learn about the area, food tours, etc.?
I'm all for touristy attractions such as tour rides for first-timers, especially if they make sense financially and timewise. To be honest, I wouldn't listen to anyone calling people out for visiting tourist traps. They are traps for a reason since it's usually must-visit places, and it would be odd not to at least see it once. It's like going to Paris without ever visiting the Eiffel tower. So do a tour if you feel it would benefit your trip.
Personally, I usually only do tours if I feel I can't explore the areas easily by myself. Whether that is due to transportation or simply not being knowledgable enough. But I'll most often try and see if I can explore by myself before considering a tour/guide.
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