Finally! After 6 years I am here!! I just ate at the Lawson down the street that's open 24 hours. The night sky here is filled with a lot stars!! Thank you for showing me this place!
Funny that you say this, because they actually see the two as being distinctly different spaces. If you have a look at their cities this becomes starkly cclear, as almost everything is cemented even the rivers and there is a very clear dividing line between space for humanbeings and space for nature.
@@englishatheart Fishes and fish can be used interchangeably, with "fishes" sometimes being used to describe different species of fish in marine biology.
Koi basically term for carp. And coloful kois you see today originate from wild carp which has plain color. So kois can survive even in not so good water quality.
Agreed. I can't imagine nature coexisting this well with human society in any other culture except Japan. Put that river anywhere else and people would be pissing, crapping, and throwing trash in it.
I'm from Egypt and the Nile River is our source of life. It kept our civilization alive for thousands of years, and yet the government puts little effort into cleaning it and people pollute it like it's a rubbish bin. Seeing videos like these makes me admire Japan, a role model in keeping your country clean.
@@trippykay Japan is one of the most clean country in the world and the number 1 most clean in Asia.No other Asian countries can compete.If there is trash in public places in Japan it is because of foreign tourists not the locals.
@@Pike737 Inshallah Jammu Kashmir Azad hoga inshallah ♥️⚔️🤫🇹🇷🇵🇸🇦🇿🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰 Allha par bharosa rakho Labik ya Rasool Allah ♥️☝🏻 haq and we don't believe in ladhak that's all Jammu Kashmir haq
This looks like one of those pretty fantasy towns in a comic book that someone made up to look so beautiful that it looks like it could be real, but seems to good to be true. I definitely need to place this on my list of places to go when I finally visit Japan.
Sacto1654 // that's what I was thinking about while watching the video! Although it's a beautiful town, I was just so scared that tourists might not be respectful of the rivers, water wells, gutters etc, since even *fish* live in there 😨. But after reading your comment I'm less worried, haha
+ASHERUISE If this was literally a fantasy RPG village, there would have been a festival going on, that would have been interrupted by a bandit attack, followed by a story fight against opponents that are too powerful to beat.
You can't believe this river is beside many houses. How they made it still so clean like rivers on the forest. Amazing people in japan so much descipline 😍😍
Yea...i was wondering the same thing. Usually when river near housing or shops it gets dirty due to human activities. I need to go there and learn theit method of drainning sewage water
The world literally could take a lesson from Japan. Most asian countries at that. Well disciplined people but to driven to meet expectations of the elder. Suicide is high in those countries. Regardless, it is a well balanced and strong minded culture.
Try visiting pakistani mountain areas other than Murree. Murree has now so many tourists that it's beautiful is gone. The rivers are even in pakistan better although you can't swim because of rocks and water Is extremely fast but it is healing. Plz visit if you get the chance.
Hi Rachel & Jun Do you know the story of Mr Ryoji Sato who was the bus conductor between Nagoya and Kanazawa and devoted to planting the cherry blossom trees along his bus route from Nagoya to Kanazawa by his own expenses. He had planted almost 2000 cherryblossom trees for his short life(he died 47 years old). His dream was A Tunnel of Cherry Blossom from Pacific Ocean to The Sea of Japan. Sakura-Michi Nature Run 250km takes place respecting Mr Ryoji Sato´s spirit every year in April. It starts from Nagoya Castle, Gifu, Seki, Gujo Hachiman, Shirotori, Shougawa-Sakura, Shirakawa Go, Gokayama, and goal is Kenrokuen-Kanazawa, time limit is 36 hours. Running route is amazingly beautiful and gorgeous, very clean water of Nagara River, small mountain towns, villages and of course mountains. And Shirakawago which is Unesco Heritage site! And Takaya which is very famous of Takayama Festival is not far from Shirakawago. I participated to Sakura-Michi Nature Run 250km in April butin this year I couldn´t finish it, I had to retire at 241 km because of my back problem and I couldn´t run at all anymore(I have finished it three times within 36 hours). I´ll revenge it next time. So I really recommend to Mr Ryoji Sato´s route from Nagoya to Kenrokuen Kanazawa via Shirakawago. The route is really gorgeous.
In many parts of Japan it is rude to walk and eat at the same time unless if you are in a market, and you are supposed to carry the trash along with you and dispose it at your home or hotel. The clean streets make individual pieces of trash stand out and deter people from littering. As a result, the gutters are filled almost entirely of rainwater instead of filthy trash water, and fish can move in. ^w^
Many years ago I went here with my school group from the USA as a part of our exchange. We stayed in the hostel next to the temple and met with local students. I remember it as such a beautiful city would love to return some day!
Oh I love Kurashiki, another awesome place! I highly recommend that cafe called Yurinan, you can also stay overnight there, it´s cheap and a traditional Japanese house
@@tomosama6625 still, japan in cleanliness and pollution is a lot better than my country India. But we are trying hard, and in a last few years we have improved a lot.
The problem is: a huge number of Chinese tourists with no manners are everywhere in Japan, and they are causing a lot of trouble. The ancient Japanese capital Kyoto is filled with Chinese tourists.
Thank you very much for your video. It's so beautiful like others. "Gujo Hachiman" is where my parents were born. When I was a child, I spend almost all of the Summer Vacation there. One thing I was surprised was that no one locked the doors of the houses. I said "It's dangerous !", but Hachiman people (Hachimanian?) said "Why? no one take anything". It's so safe at that time. Also, one impressive dialect is "DASHIKAN" meaing "NO". I wonder if it is still used in daily life, but senior people may recognize it, and say "How did you know that?" Hope all the people visiting "Gujo Hachiman" have a Good Time there.
Good desition. .. Enjoy travelling life. .. Really Japanese so beautiful Friendly people, beautiful Japan Clean and green, full systematic, full security, happyest place. Travelling super Naturally beautiful. .. Lovely Japanese. ..love Japan My best wishes to you friend. . All the best, God bless you.
it feels like I'm being healed just my watching this; anything about Japan actually. I love how they maintain their culture and nature with the help of modern technology at the same time.
oh wow, I did that bridge jump in 1998 when I visited Japan (from England), took me 30mins before I finally got the courage... Good memories, give anything to go back there one day. Stayed at a hotel and had dinner on the river on a boat eating fish off a stick. In the evening was some kind of Japanese festival where we all wore wooden shoes with slates in. The nostalgia, can't believe how long ago it was
This place is gorgeous. Being from a small town myself I'm jealous of how beautiful it is. The shops, the architecture, fish just swimming nearby the streets. It's like this place is out of a storybook.
+Rachel & Jun haha i will try to be brave ;) its just the first time thats scary. Lets jump together next time~ I will give you all of my tips for swimming underwater ^^
Swimming in a clean river in countryside is one of the best childhood memories most Japanese has with their own families. You can't go wrong with the places with those unmanned manual vending machines with argurably the most advanced technology on earth. lol
My favorite country in Asia! Climate, Nature, Cleanliness, Culture, Foods, Houses, Ambiance, People, ugghhh everything is just so superb! Love from Ph🇵🇭
I eat glue for breakfest I know. Asia is a continent thereof. And, in fact I did not say that Asia is a country, I said Japan is my favorite country in the continent of Asia, particularly in East Asia. Understood?
I just want to let you know I saw this video when you guys published it 8 years ago, and I'm finally visiting Gujo today!!! It wouldn't have happened if it weren't for you ❤ A hug and best wishes from an Argentinian visiting Japan!
My cousin and I are travelling for a month in Japan and right now we are in Gujo Hachiman staying in a Ryokan by the river. It's absolutely divine, so serene and traditional. Unfortunately it's pretty cold here at the moment so we don't fancy swimming in the water but at least the sun shining is still making everything look amazing :) we also keep seeing koi fish in the grates too haha!
+namelessASMR Agreed, I haven't lived in other parts of the world, but I've been around. Every country has ups and downs, that definitely doesn't change with Japan especially for their declining birth rate, however I think everyone was joking... unless their otaku or antiamerica and they can't be reasoned with, although there is some realism in the Donald Trump statement lol
Que lugar encantador. A água que corre através da cidade é cuidada e limpa. Que povo maravilhoso, consciente da importância vital da água. Lindo de ver.
Stealth Assassin lol I honestly think to move there when I'm getting older. Despite, on a positive way this place is heaven and very clean. But on negative way, I can't speak Japanese and how to live in their culture. I've seen a lot of Rachel and Jun's Vlogs where they went to wan wan land, koi land, and even taking their cats to walk and also fox land. It was amazing, and sometimes I always wanted to pay a visit, but can't. Which is now, I'm at Japan for my collage and have dorms and learn Japanese! I was very concern about people, because sometimes they are people too who was Japanese, but I was wrong. There are so many people from other countries! It was amazing, it was affordable and even I got a tons of friends which is Japanese. They were used to speak English, so every time we hang out we would go anywhere spend time together, and have fun. It was amazing!!!
@@albedolovebot209 I hope I can go to Japan and Korea in the future for college, I just started my first semester and I really want to go to these two countries someday, especially now that I'm still young
I've seen pictures of the koi fish along side the curb before. that is sooo amazing! My parents and grandparents have koi ponds. I love them and the sound of running water. So relaxing. ☺ I told my parents that I want to go to Japan someday and they asked me why. I told them many reasons and this place was one of them. So thanks for sharing this video!
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Thank you so much for such a wonderful experience. I can't wait to visit, the Water City, The Cat Island, and the Fox Village as well. The Water City is exquisitely paved in stone and rock blending naturally into the eco-friendly environment. Just loved it!
I paused the video half way just to post this. It's amazing how they can keep a river that runs through a town so clean. The water is so clean that freshwater fishes can thrive in. How do they deal with drainage from the residents? Or the sewerage? In many parts of the world, such rivers would be so contaminated, you wouldn't dare put your toes into them, let alone swim in them. I wish society can study these models and one day perhaps, everyone can just have a dip in a nearby river, just like them.
I am a Japanese living in Tokyo. Thank you for introducing Japan nice place. I have not yet been to Gujo Hachiman. If I have a chance, I will go there.
Amazingly clean water running through a Village in Japan! We all should learn from this >>> Respecting & Taking Good Care of Mother Nature , Mother Nature will repay in Good Natural Resources & Weather to live in for All in that Place! 🙏 Arigato Gozaimasu! / Thank You So Much! 🕯🌷🌿🌍💖🕊🇯🇵
The natural design of this city is really amazing. This city is a true inspiration for everyone. It's really a small part of paradise. We have to pay tribute to those who have made a great contribution to maintaining the beauty of Gujo Hachiman.
man...this village looks straight out of studio ghibli's movie... so beautiful
That’s what I thought too
I wish I could go to Japan!
Emmanuel Thommy ........"."
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i see it too.. hahha i thought im only notice it,,
Finally! After 6 years I am here!! I just ate at the Lawson down the street that's open 24 hours. The night sky here is filled with a lot stars!! Thank you for showing me this place!
I love how Japan managed to integrate human civilization and natural wildlife so harmoniously.
That is one of the unique and rare and precious things the Japanese people have achieved
Rachel what do they do with the human waste?
@@ellenmcintyre1247 、上水と、下水に分けて流れる道が違うのですよ
Funny that you say this, because they actually see the two as being distinctly different spaces. If you have a look at their cities this becomes starkly cclear, as almost everything is cemented even the rivers and there is a very clear dividing line between space for humanbeings and space for nature.
wow if Koi fishes can live in the gutter, the water must be crazy clean and safe! Koi fishes needs a very high maintainance for their ponds
Exactly 😍 adding this place in my dream list
@@englishatheart Fishes and fish can be used interchangeably, with "fishes" sometimes being used to describe different species of fish in marine biology.
@@umair.plays.8943 Make ur dream a reality. I assure it will be a unique and memorable experience. Looking forward to my next trip too.
@@englishatheart here goes the grammar police
Koi basically term for carp. And coloful kois you see today originate from wild carp which has plain color. So kois can survive even in not so good water quality.
I was born in Gujo Hachiman & grew up.
Introduce my home town, thank you.
You lived in heaven
Did you jump off the bridge?
963coo are you fish? 😻
Is there a place to stay in town? Or where is closest do you think?
Do you still live there? I dont see life being better somewhere else. Id be happy selling fish in the sidewalks just to have a life in that place
Damn. If fish are living in street gutters, you know that place is clean!
The water looks super clean too
malaysia have same thing too hueheu but not 100% like this vid
Agreed. I can't imagine nature coexisting this well with human society in any other culture except Japan. Put that river anywhere else and people would be pissing, crapping, and throwing trash in it.
PhionexFantom especially koi fish.
I can't even look to my country street gutter without throwing up
This city reminds me so much of Spirited Away
except there are no ghosts.
Yeahhh
There is even a bridge
Same here hahaha
I'm from Egypt and the Nile River is our source of life. It kept our civilization alive for thousands of years, and yet the government puts little effort into cleaning it and people pollute it like it's a rubbish bin.
Seeing videos like these makes me admire Japan, a role model in keeping your country clean.
Yes we can learn about it and make our country clean ✨
Exactly
@@trippykay Japan is one of the most clean country in the world and the number 1 most clean in Asia.No other Asian countries can compete.If there is trash in public places in Japan it is because of foreign tourists not the locals.
Pray to Allah, he will make it clean
@@Pike737 Inshallah Jammu Kashmir Azad hoga inshallah ♥️⚔️🤫🇹🇷🇵🇸🇦🇿🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰 Allha par bharosa rakho Labik ya Rasool Allah ♥️☝🏻 haq and we don't believe in ladhak that's all Jammu Kashmir haq
This looks like one of those pretty fantasy towns in a comic book that someone made up to look so beautiful that it looks like it could be real, but seems to good to be true.
I definitely need to place this on my list of places to go when I finally visit Japan.
But it's not. The town of Gujou has *VERY* strict rules about water usage, and as such that's why the water is so clean as you can see in this video.
Sacto1654 // that's what I was thinking about while watching the video! Although it's a beautiful town, I was just so scared that tourists might not be respectful of the rivers, water wells, gutters etc, since even *fish* live in there 😨. But after reading your comment I'm less worried, haha
Total Trash Mammal Your name and picture 👌 Nightmare eyes
I know, right?! It really does look like it's from a book! Perfect for world-building ideas, actually.
Thats why in japan fantasy become reality
You're living such a fulfilling life...this is literally a fantasy RPG village...
+ASHERUISE If this was literally a fantasy RPG village, there would have been a festival going on, that would have been interrupted by a bandit attack, followed by a story fight against opponents that are too powerful to beat.
+MrBeaux Yass.
MrBeaux Yes.
+MrBeaux Yess.
***** I don't watch that hogwash.
You can't believe this river is beside many houses. How they made it still so clean like rivers on the forest. Amazing people in japan so much descipline 😍😍
Yea...i was wondering the same thing. Usually when river near housing or shops it gets dirty due to human activities. I need to go there and learn theit method of drainning sewage water
The world literally could take a lesson from Japan. Most asian countries at that. Well disciplined people but to driven to meet expectations of the elder. Suicide is high in those countries. Regardless, it is a well balanced and strong minded culture.
Want to visit your homr
The Japanese are very respectful and clean.
3:17
I'm super relaxed after watching that too. What an amazing process.
Wonderful upload !
Simply stunning and moving．
I wish all rivers in the world becomes like this. I think after industrial revolution rivers are getting polluted.
Try visiting pakistani mountain areas other than Murree. Murree has now so many tourists that it's beautiful is gone. The rivers are even in pakistan better although you can't swim because of rocks and water Is extremely fast but it is healing. Plz visit if you get the chance.
In the Pokemon world, this would be a city where a water type gym is found.
Yeah and some more we can use electric type pokemon haha
Let's level up our Pikachu 😂
And those koi are goldeen
100% dude
😭😍 Nostalgic. I used to view the world like this when I was a kid. Such good old days.
I have fallen in love with this city at first sight, thanks for showing such a beautiful place I would otherwise never even know it exists
この街の自然なデザインは本当に素晴らしいです。この街は、誰にとっても真のインスピレーションです。
それは本当に楽園の小さな部分です。
郡上八幡の美の維持に多大な貢献をされた方々に敬意を表したいと思います。
どうもありがとうございました
ネパールからの愛
*HIGH QUALITY ANIME*
as as
Chapter⁇ do what you want to say
Feels like a magicarp is gonna flop and splash out the river 😎
Netflix adaptation
likes on this is currenty @ 665 now i'll make that 666...
@@anonymouskid3596 netflix trash tho
Hi Rachel & Jun
Do you know the story of Mr Ryoji Sato who was the bus conductor between Nagoya and Kanazawa and devoted to planting the cherry blossom trees along his bus route from Nagoya to Kanazawa by his own expenses. He had planted almost 2000 cherryblossom trees for his short life(he died 47 years old). His dream was A Tunnel of Cherry Blossom from Pacific Ocean to The Sea of Japan.
Sakura-Michi Nature Run 250km takes place respecting Mr Ryoji Sato´s spirit every year in April.
It starts from Nagoya Castle, Gifu, Seki, Gujo Hachiman, Shirotori, Shougawa-Sakura, Shirakawa Go, Gokayama, and goal is Kenrokuen-Kanazawa, time limit is 36 hours. Running route is amazingly beautiful and gorgeous, very clean water of Nagara River, small mountain towns, villages and of course mountains. And Shirakawago which is Unesco Heritage site! And Takaya which is very famous of Takayama Festival is not far from Shirakawago.
I participated to Sakura-Michi Nature Run 250km in April butin this year I couldn´t finish it, I had to retire at 241 km because of my back problem and I couldn´t run at all anymore(I have finished it three times within 36 hours). I´ll revenge it next time.
So I really recommend to Mr Ryoji Sato´s route from Nagoya to Kenrokuen Kanazawa via Shirakawago. The route is really gorgeous.
omg. how clean does it have to be to have fishes in the gutter!!! Ive never seen anything like that...
Well litter isn't as large of a problem in Japan as it is in Western countries. There are some cities that are almost completely litter free.
I feel like someone accidentally sliped and dropped thier koi or koi eggs there and now theres alot of koi there
Koi fish I think are pretty strong and Japan is a very clean country
In many parts of Japan it is rude to walk and eat at the same time unless if you are in a market, and you are supposed to carry the trash along with you and dispose it at your home or hotel. The clean streets make individual pieces of trash stand out and deter people from littering. As a result, the gutters are filled almost entirely of rainwater instead of filthy trash water, and fish can move in. ^w^
I only know this from travel experience btw so any natives please feel free to correct me.
Many years ago I went here with my school group from the USA as a part of our exchange. We stayed in the hostel next to the temple and met with local students. I remember it as such a beautiful city would love to return some day!
In my country, Koy fish are release to river and they died after 4 hours. Respect Japanese people.
4 hours is long. If the fishes are released in China, they either die in a few minutes in the nasty water, or become food on table in an hour.
Is it vietnam?
I am half Japanese and Vietnamese
And I could read your name
早すぎワロタ
@@littleb9298
The pollution of Vietnam and China is not much different
@@erwinrommel9708 damn true Vietnam people eat everything can move 😂 just like china xd
These cities should hire you to do tourist promotion videos.
+Jeffery Green I wish!! We're kind of doing one for a city called Kurashiki soon! :D
+Jeffery Green I wish!! We're kind of doing one for a city called Kurashiki soon! :D
Oh I love Kurashiki, another awesome place! I highly recommend that cafe called Yurinan, you can also stay overnight there, it´s cheap and a traditional Japanese house
We have rivers too.
With garbage floating in them......
Respect to Japanese people.
where is it?
@@kopyorduren5835 I guess India
Worldwide...
@@kopyorduren5835 Japan
Indonesia right?
even the gutter look clean...japan is amazing..i just cant stop admiring this country
I love 🇯🇵.....there are beautiful places and are clean...💕💕💕
I would say japan is the most discipline country, very clean and neat, salute to Japanese people👏👏👏👍👍👍
Thank you 😊
@@Headshot-eq3wq stfu plz
@@Headshot-eq3wq i think ur country need atomic bomb, two ..
Facts🤔
Yes ! And Also Bhutan .
It´s amazing how professional this videos are. You´re doing a great job!
Don't know about the reality but when seeing in videos japan is different from rest of the world so clean ...it's like heaven ...seems so peacefull!!
Fresh. Clean . clear. .long life staying in the small town like that
Where in Pakistan or India?
I think people of Japan have so much awareness about environment and it's important. They work together for make heaven in world,
Loving from India.🤗🙏
Not really our country Japan has provided a lot of plastic wastes and kept polluting oceans. This town is just a special place that looks nice.
@@tomosama6625 still, japan in cleanliness and pollution is a lot better than my country India. But we are trying hard, and in a last few years we have improved a lot.
Man.....talk about our gutters...
@@series1054 in India?
@@ponkavinthangavel7974 Yep...
I admire the discipline of these people. I hope other countries could also adapt.
The problem is: a huge number of Chinese tourists with no manners are everywhere in Japan, and they are causing a lot of trouble. The ancient Japanese capital Kyoto is filled with Chinese tourists.
@@ajk9087 tourists from Mainland China are really something.
@@Jason-uh9ho
I had a lot of friends from Taiwan and Hong Kong. They are different from mainland Chinese.
@@ajk9087 american visitors are the main mess usually tho
@@ajk9087 hahaha, they can visit wherever they want and do not respect the local culture. just like foreigners visit China. no difference
Can't believe still watching this video over and over each year. definitely my top list to do in Japan
Thank you very much for your video. It's so beautiful like others.
"Gujo Hachiman" is where my parents were born.
When I was a child, I spend almost all of the Summer Vacation there.
One thing I was surprised was that no one locked the doors of the houses.
I said "It's dangerous !", but Hachiman people (Hachimanian?) said
"Why? no one take anything".
It's so safe at that time.
Also, one impressive dialect is "DASHIKAN" meaing "NO".
I wonder if it is still used in daily life, but senior people may recognize it,
and say "How did you know that?"
Hope all the people visiting "Gujo Hachiman" have a Good Time there.
I live in Gujo Hachiman for a year now... And we have no doors and the only thing i do there is cover my entrance with random old blankets
Must go.
Must.
@@collenyt9243 lucky u.am jealous 🙁
Wow! The water is so clean. I always want to visit Japan. I love the whole video😍😍😍 thank you for sharing😊👍
Good desition. ..
Enjoy travelling life. ..
Really Japanese so beautiful
Friendly people, beautiful Japan
Clean and green, full systematic, full security, happyest place.
Travelling super
Naturally beautiful. ..
Lovely Japanese. ..love Japan
My best wishes to you friend. .
All the best, God bless you.
it feels like I'm being healed just my watching this; anything about Japan actually. I love how they maintain their culture and nature with the help of modern technology at the same time.
I love Japan 🇯🇵🎌🗾❤️💕💞
oh wow, I did that bridge jump in 1998 when I visited Japan (from England), took me 30mins before I finally got the courage... Good memories, give anything to go back there one day. Stayed at a hotel and had dinner on the river on a boat eating fish off a stick. In the evening was some kind of Japanese festival where we all wore wooden shoes with slates in. The nostalgia, can't believe how long ago it was
I visited Gujo Hachiman during the summer of 2002. It was my very first exposure to rural (or, say, semi-rural) Japan and I cannot forget its beauty!
This place is gorgeous. Being from a small town myself I'm jealous of how beautiful it is. The shops, the architecture, fish just swimming nearby the streets. It's like this place is out of a storybook.
its obvious, the fish were paid actors
Noah Joo hahah，definitely
@@Calmnen lol
Bruh
don't forget the star the well
omg i didnt know id get this many likes
The beautiful thing about Japanese. their harmony with nature.
True,, but except their immediate neighbours and parents 🤣🤣🤣
Even the fishes in other countries be like I wish I was born in Japan
ROFLMAO
Exept tuna they will be made suchi
@@justforfun.6946 well they eat carp too but not the goldfish carp, they only eat yhe grey carp.
@zenr verte
Ohh. I did not know that. Thanks 😊
@@justforfun.6946 watch best ever good review show in Japan you'll love it 😊
Japan is literally perfect in terms of beauty
it looks like a Studio Ghibli place
私は日本人ですが東京在住で、郡上八幡に行ったことがありません。この動画をもう10回以上見て、水とともに生きる郡上八幡の人々の生活の素晴らしさに感動しています。動画の美しさ、すぐれた編集、英語のナレーションと日本語の字幕も完璧です。これからも繰り返して見るでしょう。ありがとうございました。
The river just remind me to one of scene in "you lie in April" 😍
Exactly.
Me too
Awesome movie
That ep 11
reminds me of A Silent Voice, where they feed the koi fish
So far this is my favorite city I've been to in Japan!! You absolutely have to go if you can! :D
+Rachel & Jun It's so beautiful!~
♡ I cant wait to go back~ ^^
+Fake British Girl LET'S GO TOGETHER AGAIN!!! :D I'm going to work on my underwater swimming and you can work on your rock jumping! :D :D :D
+Rachel & Jun haha i will try to be brave ;) its just the first time thats scary. Lets jump together next time~ I will give you all of my tips for swimming underwater ^^
Haven't been there but now want to. Love clean water, and fish that have been swimming in it because they taste great 😋
Japan is so clean, even their gutters are the cleanest on the planet. I'd love to go there and feed the koi.
Its been years and I still can't get this city out of my head.
All i could think about was "this must be where the people of the water tribe originated"
also, I really like your outfit Rachel :3
I realize this is an older video but the idea of koi being in the street under the grates feels like a dream I’d have. I’d love to visit someday!
Japan is so clean we need to learn discipline from them
yeah especially Indians
@@mgvnpgs what is so funny about it
Thanks🎵
@@musaddik9036 Indians?! Really? What a about indian scammer?
@@Illum1ne CCP bot
Swimming in a clean river in countryside is one of the best childhood memories most Japanese has with their own families.
You can't go wrong with the places with those unmanned manual vending machines with argurably the most advanced technology on earth. lol
コロナが収束して、こういう日常が一日でも早く戻ってきますように
My favorite country in Asia! Climate, Nature, Cleanliness, Culture, Foods, Houses, Ambiance, People, ugghhh everything is just so superb! Love from Ph🇵🇭
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Asia isn't a country
I eat glue for breakfest I know. Asia is a continent thereof. And, in fact I did not say that Asia is a country, I said Japan is my favorite country in the continent of Asia, particularly in East Asia. Understood?
@@bromeliadcollectiongallery2264 oh I misread
This place looks amazing!!!!
I found Sharla.
Hello sharla!
Sharla!!
please make video about it
No Sharla, YOU are amazing.
Thank you very much. I was there. I loved that place.
this is why i love japan
I just want to let you know I saw this video when you guys published it 8 years ago, and I'm finally visiting Gujo today!!! It wouldn't have happened if it weren't for you ❤ A hug and best wishes from an Argentinian visiting Japan!
I wanna live in Japan. Just beautiful nature, and so clean..
the water is so clean, and fishes everywhere, just needs really good internet, and thts it my DREAM PLACE.
My cousin and I are travelling for a month in Japan and right now we are in Gujo Hachiman staying in a Ryokan by the river. It's absolutely divine, so serene and traditional. Unfortunately it's pretty cold here at the moment so we don't fancy swimming in the water but at least the sun shining is still making everything look amazing :) we also keep seeing koi fish in the grates too haha!
very nice place, gonna move there when america falls apart.
***** Mhmm
+Eddi Kimball 2020 Kanye lol
+Kelsee Barton yeah its gonna fall apart of Donald Trump wins for president
+namelessASMR Then inform us, kind patriot, instead of just saying you know nothing and leaving it.
+namelessASMR Agreed, I haven't lived in other parts of the world, but I've been around. Every country has ups and downs, that definitely doesn't change with Japan especially for their declining birth rate, however I think everyone was joking... unless their otaku or antiamerica and they can't be reasoned with, although there is some realism in the Donald Trump statement lol
japan is my dream
Mine too I am qurently learning Japanese so one day I can visit it
Mine also
ぜひ来てね👍！！
@@samahuseynova1296 so, you've go to Brazil. There's many water at North place.
thank you！
Beautiful Japan...
The harmony between people living and nature is amazing, so much respect for them :)
Que lugar encantador. A água que corre através da cidade é cuidada e limpa. Que povo maravilhoso, consciente da importância vital da água. Lindo de ver.
Woaaaaahhh. This looks so pretty :D
+Texan in Tokyo We should go sometime!! :D :D :D
@@RachelandJun i love you and your video's :D
郡上八幡の夏は、これぞ正しい日本の夏、という気がするな。
憧れの町です。
Oh man, I wish I can visit this place before I die smh
Stealth Assassin lol
I honestly think to move there when I'm getting older. Despite, on a positive way this place is heaven and very clean. But on negative way, I can't speak Japanese and how to live in their culture. I've seen a lot of Rachel and Jun's Vlogs where they went to wan wan land, koi land, and even taking their cats to walk and also fox land. It was amazing, and sometimes I always wanted to pay a visit, but can't. Which is now, I'm at Japan for my collage and have dorms and learn Japanese! I was very concern about people, because sometimes they are people too who was Japanese, but I was wrong. There are so many people from other countries! It was amazing, it was affordable and even I got a tons of friends which is Japanese. They were used to speak English, so every time we hang out we would go anywhere spend time together, and have fun. It was amazing!!!
@@albedolovebot209 I hope I can go to Japan and Korea in the future for college, I just started my first semester and I really want to go to these two countries someday, especially now that I'm still young
Suga stealing my jams how did u went to japan for study or something cause I’ve been wanting to go to Japan ever since.
i want to live here! my god the place is so clean that even kois can be found in the canals.
The Kois are the ones keeping it clean
The most disciplined city because of disciplined people living on that area..it's hard to maintain ecosystem if it is populated by human being
Im from Bali, i donesia. But I love japan.
Clean place, nice people & friendly, rich of cultur also.
Someday i'll going there..
I really wanna visit Japan once in my lifetime. For their hospitality and their nature. An awesome place to be there.
me too😉
I've seen pictures of the koi fish along side the curb before. that is sooo amazing! My parents and grandparents have koi ponds. I love them and the sound of running water. So relaxing. ☺ I told my parents that I want to go to Japan someday and they asked me why. I told them many reasons and this place was one of them.
So thanks for sharing this video!
I wish, God willing, to travel to this beautiful city some day.
😲 Wow Majestic Japan 🇯🇵🥰 hope someday I can visit this amazing country 🥺
The way you this is filmed is very nice. This video makes me want to go just because of how unique and exciting it is
This reminds me of what I imagine when I see the drawings/sketches (depicts peaceful river and ponds in mountain areas) in our old school textbooks.
Japan🇯🇵 are just different level.. Wish I was born there too..
They have highest suicidal rate too.
@I like girls why!?
@I like girls 🤣love you
huge workload, strict discipline, highest suicide rate, no
@@GS_youtube76 don't spread bullshit when you don't know anything. It is not highest (but yeah still high...)
This is true sign of intelligence living +conserving nature.
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+Rachel & Jun merciiiiiii
Was so surprised when Finnish subs popped up!
+Rachel & Jun Hi guys! I just finished the Hungarian sub for the video. I added as well. Thank you. (Tamás) :)
+kqfaht Thank you!! :D Approved and added!
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Köszönöm :*
Thank you so much for such a wonderful experience. I can't wait to visit, the Water City, The Cat Island, and the Fox Village as well. The Water City is exquisitely paved in stone and rock blending naturally into the eco-friendly environment. Just loved it!
It was so beautiful to watch... I cried
I paused the video half way just to post this. It's amazing how they can keep a river that runs through a town so clean. The water is so clean that freshwater fishes can thrive in. How do they deal with drainage from the residents? Or the sewerage? In many parts of the world, such rivers would be so contaminated, you wouldn't dare put your toes into them, let alone swim in them. I wish society can study these models and one day perhaps, everyone can just have a dip in a nearby river, just like them.
よく通ってるとこがこうやって紹介されてると嬉しいな😊
Gujo is an amazing city. One of my ancestors were Japanese and his hometown is Gujo city. Thank you for sharing!!
I am a Japanese living in Tokyo.
Thank you for introducing Japan nice place.
I have not yet been to Gujo Hachiman.
If I have a chance, I will go there.
Seriously, nobody's talking about the giant dancing turtle?
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No, its a river child
What a beautiful city.
日本語字幕はＣＣ/設定からお願いします！
English subs are available! (Click "CC" or the gear button)
Rachel & Jun ...
No puedo creer que limpio están las calles ... ¡¡y los peces viven en la cuneta !! ¡Esta ciudad está locamente limpia! ✨ 🧼
Amazingly clean water running through a Village in Japan! We all should learn from this >>> Respecting & Taking Good Care of Mother Nature , Mother Nature will repay in Good Natural Resources & Weather to live in for All in that Place! 🙏 Arigato Gozaimasu! / Thank You So Much! 🕯🌷🌿🌍💖🕊🇯🇵
Seriously, this place is so beautiful!!! Would love to visit there someday ㅎㅎ *praying and working hard*
hope this river stays clean
such an incredibly beautiful city
The natural design of this city is really amazing. This city is a true inspiration for everyone.
It's really a small part of paradise.
We have to pay tribute to those who have made a great contribution to maintaining the beauty of Gujo Hachiman.
it's my dream to visit, I'd probably cry from the simple beauty itself
rachel your like a friggen porcelain doll! your skin is whiter than snow
This place is so beautiful! I hope I'll be able to visit someday!
日本人だけど行ったことないわ、となりの下呂温泉は何回かあるんだけどいつも素通り。この動画取り方うまいからみてたらめっちゃ行きたくなる😅