It seems the stone terraces were made during the Kamakura Period, so sometime between 1192-1333. I wonder how long the construction took and the logistics of it all. I'll be going back later in the summer when the rice is more mature so I'll see if I can find out any more information on the ground.
Depending on where you approach or stand the sound of cascading water eclipses the sound of rainfall. At times, it's a concerto of both sounds or just the pit-pat of raindrops. The newly planted rice terraces get plenty of water. This is certainly an atmospheric walk.
To anyone who comes across this message, remember that you've given your all today, and that's something to be proud of. We're grateful to have you here with us, and as a new day approaches, don't forget to take a well-deserved break and recharge. Tomorrow is a fresh start filled with opportunities.
Wow it must have been quiet an experience growing up in a village like this one. Isarigami only has the few houses we see here so there isn't much for kids to do I'd imagine, but as an adult it's easy to see the appeal of living with the natural beauty and enjoying quiet mountain farm life. Even more so in the rain.
Thank you, there must be some nice weather and views down in Indonesia as well. I did a road trip around Bali some time ago and really liked the little villages. Would love to go back some day!
Last night i fell a slleep while watching it,the sound of rain had the calming effect.i finished the video this morning,such a beautiful place and a great video
It's a beautiful rural village scene with a lot of emotion. I love the sight of the mist rising in the rain. Thank you for sharing the good video. Have a happy week.
Ambient Exploration: Every time I logon on my UA-cam feed, it's a no-brainer to find your video, click, enlarge on my monitor, and start my treadmill. Isarigami is stunning to view, especially how you captured all magnificence in its terraced rice paddies, wooden homes, and intricate irrigation system. It is amazing to me how you always seem to film when no one is around, many times in the calming rain, and no traffic to mar the tranquility! Even a layperson can see how the rice terraces are managed with stone walls, holding ponds, pipes and waterways to control irrigation and rain overflow. Most educational! It is charming to see the Japanese hanging paper talisman in the woods. Once again, great job! Thank you for sharing your talent, editing, and expert camera skills to an International, appreciative viewership. Margie, USA, California
My understanding is that most small farms sell their produce in bulk to Japan Agriculture and also receive subsidies from the government. There are many small-medium gardens where people use / give away the harvest though. I've been lucky enough to have been gifted more than my share of fresh vegetables and sometimes fruit.
Just imagine all thework involved to create these Stone Terraces....Would love to know how long ago they were made!
It seems the stone terraces were made during the Kamakura Period, so sometime between 1192-1333. I wonder how long the construction took and the logistics of it all. I'll be going back later in the summer when the rice is more mature so I'll see if I can find out any more information on the ground.
@@ambient_exploration 1192-1333? That's around 700 years ago!!
La vie est belle quand nous sommes conscients de la beauté qui nous entoure.
It's a beautiful village. The hard work of the villagers is remembered.
Depending on where you approach or stand the sound of cascading water eclipses the sound of rainfall. At times, it's a concerto of both sounds or just the pit-pat of raindrops. The newly planted rice terraces get plenty of water. This is certainly an atmospheric walk.
To anyone who comes across this message, remember that you've given your all today, and that's something to be proud of. We're grateful to have you here with us, and as a new day approaches, don't forget to take a well-deserved break and recharge. Tomorrow is a fresh start filled with opportunities.
This is so beautiful, what a kind message to share.
ThanX for these Wise Words 🎶
I feel nostalgic because it feels like the hometown I lived in when I was young... I also like the sound of rain~
Wow it must have been quiet an experience growing up in a village like this one. Isarigami only has the few houses we see here so there isn't much for kids to do I'd imagine, but as an adult it's easy to see the appeal of living with the natural beauty and enjoying quiet mountain farm life. Even more so in the rain.
amazing walk, thanks
☔️🌧💙
아름다운 시골 풍경 잘 보았습니다
비 오는 날, 아름다운 농촌 풍경이네요
멋진 영상 감사합니다
Beautiful views with weather like this, greetings from me (beginner) from an Indonesian village
Thank you, there must be some nice weather and views down in Indonesia as well. I did a road trip around Bali some time ago and really liked the little villages. Would love to go back some day!
Beautiful , awesome presentation. Thanks for sharing dear. All the best. Like 238♥
Last night i fell a slleep while watching it,the sound of rain had the calming effect.i finished the video this morning,such a beautiful place and a great video
Thank you, glad to hear it. I love the rain sounds as well
So beautiful in Japan ❤❤
美しい村ですね。村の人々の丹精が偲ばれます。
母の実家のある場所がこういうところだった。
懐かしい
zalane pola,krajobrazy gor,fajna wioska
Japan is beautiful ❤ Love from Bangladesh
This is the most beautiful village I have ever seen! , thank you.
It's a beautiful rural village scene with a lot of emotion. I love the sight of the mist rising in the rain. Thank you for sharing the good video. Have a happy week.
Very nice my dear friend so relaxing 🌺🥰
مناظر وطبيعة وجميل جدآ إنها تمطر 👌🌿🧡
The most beautiful place i have ever seen thanks for this
Thank you, it is a very nice little village
Ambient Exploration: Every time I logon on my UA-cam feed, it's a no-brainer to find your video, click, enlarge on my monitor, and start my treadmill. Isarigami is stunning to view, especially how you captured all magnificence in its terraced rice paddies, wooden homes, and intricate irrigation system. It is amazing to me how you always seem to film when no one is around, many times in the calming rain, and no traffic to mar the tranquility! Even a layperson can see how the rice terraces are managed with stone walls, holding ponds, pipes and waterways to control irrigation and rain overflow. Most educational! It is charming to see the Japanese hanging paper talisman in the woods. Once again, great job! Thank you for sharing your talent, editing, and expert camera skills to an International, appreciative viewership. Margie, USA, California
Beautifully maintained village!
Beautiful village Thank you so much Excellent vidéo 👍
Very nice my friend so relaxing 👍🐶🐶🐶 like 160
beautiful❤
Marvelous photography, enhancing the unique scenery, landscape. Congratulations
I’m so happy that I found your channel! These japanese villages just like in my childhood dreams
Mampir nyimak keindahan Desanya
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This is so beautiful
Beautiful
NICE SOUND
Thank you, lots of nice sound up there
@@ambient_exploration LOVE VIDEO
It feels really cool watching your videos. Please continue to do this
Thanks! There's a lot more in the works this summer, and hopefully a trip to explore Vietnam soon as well
@@ambient_exploration Hope it comes to you soon
Amazjng ❤ i love this so much❤🎉🎉🎉
Wow, cool video. Very relaxing to watch! Thank you.
Beautifully maintained village! ♥♥♥
اللهم صل على محمد وآل ❤goood ❤
good
Why this channel dont have million followers ??
To anyone who comes across this message, thank you so much for reading.
que silencio no vuela una hoja
es un pueblo tranquillo : )
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This paddy size will not support all those many houses.
My understanding is that most small farms sell their produce in bulk to Japan Agriculture and also receive subsidies from the government. There are many small-medium gardens where people use / give away the harvest though. I've been lucky enough to have been gifted more than my share of fresh vegetables and sometimes fruit.
Amazing... Very Very Very Beautiful