Before I die I have to go to Japan. Everything is so beautiful, peaceful and clean. I’m sure people are very nice too! I just cant wait to go there some day.
It really depends, honestly. If you go to Tokyo it's really crowded and hard to feel peaceful at all. Also, east Shinjuku is a little dirty but overall it's quite nice
I mean every country has people like that, it’s normal. But what most country doesn’t have are the way they(seller,workers, etc.) care for their products, how they want the best for the buyer. Or how people could leave stuff on the side walk and no one will take it.
NM 9.2 I have been to several cities in Japan, I felt some locals there were fake nice and the people of Kyoto were most impolite and rude. And I heard that they even rude to other cities’ people in Japan. So, don’t expect to much otherwise you will be disappointed!
Japanese people wish the happiness of people all over the world. In 1920 and 1922, Japan rescued 765 Polish orphans in Siberia. Poland asked Japan to rescue a Polish orphan in Siberia. Japan promised to rescue immediately. The smallest orphaned child was 2 years old. The child was crying near the dead mother. The Japanese rescued the orphan immediately. The child told the dead mother "Goodbye Mom". Japan rescued a total of 765 Polish orphans.Japan sent orphans to Japan for treatment.Orphans ate delicious and warm meals every day. All Polish orphans have recovered. Almost all Japanese donated money to save orphans. On the day of return, all 765 Polish orphans returned to Poland safely. In 2018, an elementary school commemorating this was completed in Warsaw. Japanese people wish the happiness of people all over the world.
My Father Visited Japan And He Can't Shop Praising Japan And The People Of Japan. He Visited Most Of The Developed Nations But Said Nothing Compares To japan. Really Going To Vist Japan Someday.
I’m half Swiss & half Japanese & I miss japan sm, as I’m currently living in Switzerland, but I’m constantly bugging my parents about moving to japan, & I’m positive they’ll listen to me someday... but we always go there, as my grandma & grandpa live there 💞😭
I'm an Indian and after watching your video I'm going to visit Japan. I'm a tourism representative. I visit Ghana, Russia, Switzerland, Maxico, Zimbabwe and lots of country. Now my next destiny is Japan.
I was a month in Japan last year, and then i lost all my photos from it. So it felt so nice to see some of the many places i went again. japan is so cool, greetings from Norway
As much as I love to share the hidden spots, if it’s your first time in Japan you probably also want to visit the main areas right? :P So here are 10 prefectures in 15 mins!! That was a hard one to pack in one video but I hope you enjoy it! Also, a BIG thank you to All Japan Tours for inviting me to join their tour!! Mention me for a discount if you join their tours too ;) alljapantours.com
:) looks great, but i might actually take more days to also visit the so called "hidden places" new all these cities 😅.. i'm not really into places that are filled with tourists 🙈.. Any recommendations about how to find beautiful & peaceful places in Japan? I would love to see more of japanese nature, temples and small cities :) When i'm finally there, i would probably just ask locals about such places.. According to John's ongoing trip, talking to locals brings you to the best places 😀 (From OnlyInJapan)
internationally ME lol...i think i commented under ur tourist traps video that u can have a great view from the asakusa tourist centre...and there it is :'D did you find it yourself or through my advice?^^
I am determined to visit Japan one day,when I grow older,I am sure to go to Japan myself!Japan is such a nice place to stay,they have so much advanced technology,but the best of all is that the people are so well mannered!♥♥
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.
No, I think you have the wrong number. 18000 is number of people killed & missing from whole earthquake and tsunami. There is literally non people reported being dead from cancer from radiation, there was like 50 people reported as cancer which is just few points above average. Discrimination against people of Fukushima is what we Japanese got over years ago. I am not sure how bad it is said in your country (guessing South Korea, sorry if I was wrong) but you really need to check the fact.
I been travel with my bf to Japan couple years ago very beautiful place to visit ,safe and very clean country. Japanese food very healthy. I look forward go again in near future.
If anyone is considering this, I would highly highly suggest adding a couple days on the end points. The middle would all be included in the tour and there's nothing you can do about it being a whirlwind tour. Tours are generally designed to be a whirlwind since they're kind of on the clock. But give yourself an extra day or two more in Tokyo so you can actually take a bite out of it rather than a lick, and another day or two on the end so you can slow down your time in Kyoto, and actually see something in Osaka. If you only have 8 days I'd suggest just sticking to one or two areas. If you have more like 11-14, then this could make a good middle 8 days. If you really only have 8 days, and want a tour company to handle almost everything, then this is a pretty great route. But just be aware that like a kaiseki Japanese meal (an expensive fancy meal with a large number of tiny dishes), you'll probably finish with the feeling that that was both amazing, and yet in some way lacking. Oh, and this is Japan, where it rains. Sometimes a lot. Give yourself some leeway to work around the weather. If you only have one day in Kyoto, and it's a downpour, that's going to but a big damper on your time there.
Great tips! Actually some of the people who joined this tour stayed after the tour to see more of Japan :) I think it's a great way for people to get use to the country first and feel a little bit more confident about travelling by themselves.
redfish337 I totally agree! I could spend 8 days in Osaka and Kyoto alone. This tour is just scratching the surface and not allowing visitors to really get a feel for the culture.
Few years ago, I went to Hokkaido via Narita airport. It was about 7am local time when we were approaching Tokyo, I was looking out the window and suddenly a beautiful snow capped mountain appeared and I quickly woke my friend up to admire the view. I was pretty sure it was Mount Fuji. When I returned home and told my friend who worked as a cabin crew in JAL about my experience, she told me it was indeed mount Fuji and I was lucky that I saw it on the plane. So, if you want to chance upon the Mt Fuji view onboard the plane, request for a seat on the left side of the plane (if you are facing the direction of the pilot).
yeah her videos definatly have good Quality, should make High Bit rate Video on her website in 1080p or 4K, i was suppose to go to japan last month but things happen, hopefully Next time. Please keep posting videos like these. よろしくおねがいします。
I think tours are great for tourists who just want to visit a foreign country for their holidays, but not for real Japanese fans. When I went to Japan, what I liked was to just take small streets and discover hidden spots (that's why I started watching your videos!), meet the locals, etc. Personally, I would hate to go on a tour and miss all of those little things that are much more immersive. But some people might find it more suitable for what they're looking for, so it's great that you're doing videos for people with such expectations too ! Good job Angela :D
I can't believe I missed this video. This is such a fabulous tour, I would really love to go on one just like it. So many beautiful places, it is just amazing.
I Really love the flow of your videos, always presented with a great balance of culture, food and scenery. I really enjoy watching them to remind me how efficient Japan is and how we can all learn new thing even in our older days of life.
It's been my dream ever since I was a little kid to master the language Japanese and visiting Japan, I'm learning Japanese now so when I'm older I can travel there and maybe even plan on my future there :)
It is my dream to go to Japan one day! Whether it be just a week long trip like this or maybe even living there for a while, I look forward to experiencing Japanese culture firsthand. It couldn't come sooner. ^^
Wow simply awesome I enjoyed watching a glimpse of Japanese tradition, culture, food n cute deer and ofcourse tenderly blossom of cheery trees,I would love to visit...
Hi Angela, a friend and I recently came back from a trip to Japan. It was a great experience. Thank you for your videos, it helped us figure out even more things to do (like Zauo Shibuya). This video makes me a bit sad, since we stayed in Asakusa and see the temple everyday. Thanks again Angela! Hope to visit Japan again.
Yes but you have to know that there are bad side and good side in Japan too. Young people there somewhat crazy people become abnormal due to a crazy amount of work. The average working day is 10 to 12 hrs a day. People get off work around 8-10pm. Wife and husband only see each other once or twice a week.
I see that Tohoku is quite underrated innit? You gotta love channels like these, they actually tell you about the stuff unlike the generic vlogging channels where half the time they're just trying to look cool and don't even know what they are saying themselves. You just gotta appreciate the rarity of channels like this on UA-cam nowadays
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.
What a good channel, what a good videos.. You are so good, it was so fun to watch.. Especially this video. The cameraman are so professional too.. 10 out of 10. 🙋♂️ keep going guys.
Indeed Japan is a wondrous destination. Clean, polite and disciplined. I have been lucky to visit Tokyo, Hakone and Okinawa on 3 different trips. Each visit was a unique and enjoyable experience. I remember a few occasions where Japanese came forward voluntarily to offer assistance when my party lost our directions. And on one occasion they made seats available for me n wife to seat together. Made many happy memories there. Love Japan and will surely visit again.
Me and my girlfriend are going to Japan for the first time in December for three weeks over the New Year's period and will be starting in Hiroshima and heading up towards Tokyo doing everything we can along the way (no doubt we'll be a couple of Kiwis lost in translation), but I've been watching your videos religiously and they are amazing and insightful! Thank you for the content :)
All of those cities in just eight days? While it's a great way to cross off plenty of places in Japan from one's list, it also sounds so tiring. Not to mention still trying to get over jet lag for the first few days of arrival. Then again, for those who do not have a lot of time but want to see as much as possible, this itinerary works.
Sometimes elderly friends and relatives ask me about visiting Japan, this tour looks decent, but I also wonder if the pace might be a bit fast for elderly people. Not as bad as those european coach tours where they do 10 countries in 10 days !!
Ugh, no. You'll hardly have any stories to tell when you come back, except that you were able to go to 10 countries. There's not much else that you can talk about. :-s
Actually I found the pace of the tour just fine. It wasn't tiring because you didn't have to carry your luggage or take the local transportation and worry about the trains. The tour guide gave us enough time to see each location as well but of course if you want to do more shopping I would recommend staying a few days after to do so.
halfthefiber it is not tiring at all considering they're travelling by bus and not train. so they dont have to drag their suitcases at all. it is already taken care of by the tour company. They also dont have to walk from one point to the other point, it is all by bus. If you travel with public transport however, it will be tiring. i travelled from sapporo to osaka within a week, very tiring.
This is a great itinerary! I've always wanted to visit Shirakawa-go, but I haven't been yet. Do you think it would be good for families or is it too difficult to reach?
Huge fan of your work Marie! :3 I have never been to Japan but my best friend has and says it’s really difficult. She also says her favourite place is Osaka! Keep posting! UwU
Excellent video !!! I take small group tours to Japan from Mumbai. I lived in Tokyo for 15 years and can speak japanese. I also give vegetarian food which is a big challenge in Japan.
The peace and tranquility is heavenly so zen...the cherry blossom unforgettable. ..if I was given a choice to travel . No two ways about it. I know where I'll go.. peace.
Japan, I am coming.
I dont know when . I am 17 now. But one day, I am definitely coming.
Save some $ first . they are not cheap
Ur 18 now... Get going m8
Bro, take me too!
Take me too . I love japan too
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Before I die I have to go to Japan. Everything is so beautiful, peaceful and clean. I’m sure people are very nice too! I just cant wait to go there some day.
It really depends, honestly. If you go to Tokyo it's really crowded and hard to feel peaceful at all. Also, east Shinjuku is a little dirty but overall it's quite nice
alot of the people are fake nice though and can feel superficial at times because they never say what they actually think or feel
I mean every country has people like that, it’s normal. But what most country doesn’t have are the way they(seller,workers, etc.) care for their products, how they want the best for the buyer. Or how people could leave stuff on the side walk and no one will take it.
NM 9.2 I have been to several cities in Japan, I felt some locals there were fake nice and the people of Kyoto were most impolite and rude. And I heard that they even rude to other cities’ people in Japan. So, don’t expect to much otherwise you will be disappointed!
Yeah! You're Right me too
I love japan 🇯🇵 I have been in japan more than 20 times
I miss japan always
I live in London
But my favourite country is japan
Japanese people wish the happiness of people all over the world. In 1920 and 1922, Japan rescued 765 Polish orphans in Siberia. Poland asked Japan to rescue a Polish orphan in Siberia. Japan promised to rescue immediately.
The smallest orphaned child was 2 years old. The child was crying near the dead mother. The Japanese rescued the orphan immediately. The child told the dead mother "Goodbye Mom". Japan rescued a total of 765 Polish orphans.Japan sent orphans to Japan for treatment.Orphans ate delicious and warm meals every day. All Polish orphans have recovered. Almost all Japanese donated money to save orphans. On the day of return, all 765 Polish orphans returned to Poland safely.
In 2018, an elementary school commemorating this was completed in Warsaw. Japanese people wish the happiness of people all over the world.
visit Madhu Mahal for halal food in osaka
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from japan.
いつか、日本に来てください！☺️
sna ke yappari Japanese des ne.
Nehon watasino kokoru des .
من الاسم اعتقد الاخ عربي 😎
سمعت ان اليابان من أغلى الدول؟
ممكن تفيدنا بارك الله فيك
I love Japanese culture. A country that acknowledges respect for its citizens.
Love from Iran 🇮🇷 we love Japan and great respectful people of Japan.
My Father Visited Japan And He Can't Shop Praising Japan And The People Of Japan. He Visited Most Of The Developed Nations But Said Nothing Compares To japan.
Really Going To Vist Japan Someday.
I love Japan !! The Japanese people are admirable !
I’m half Swiss & half Japanese & I miss japan sm, as I’m currently living in Switzerland, but I’m constantly bugging my parents about moving to japan, & I’m positive they’ll listen to me someday... but we always go there, as my grandma & grandpa live there 💞😭
one of the best countries in the world 🇯🇵🇧🇭💞
I traveled there one month ago. Japan is so fantastic. From Vietnam!
Love and respect from India, Japanese people inspire allot 🙏♥️
I'm an Indian and after watching your video I'm going to visit Japan. I'm a tourism representative. I visit Ghana, Russia, Switzerland, Maxico, Zimbabwe and lots of country. Now my next destiny is Japan.
I have been visited japan many time and i always wish to visit again .
I spent 13 year in Japan. I love Japan & Japanese people. Japan is peaceful country people of Japan are very friendly.
Visiting Japan is my dream, hopefuly Í can make it someday...koniciwa :)
Sorry--- konichiwa*
I have a grammar nazi ;w;
you will
Same
We Japanese are waiting for you😊
It is a peaceful country,I just love Japan
I was a month in Japan last year, and then i lost all my photos from it. So it felt so nice to see some of the many places i went again. japan is so cool, greetings from Norway
桜めっちゃきれい…🌸
japan is so beautiful everything is so quiet and peaceful, the food looks good, and the temples are soo big. I wish I can be there :(
Quite and peaceful? I guess you havent visit japan yet then?
Karen neeskens what I mean by that is that the villages and small towns are quiet and peaceful but the cities are not
Savage Inuyasha I aree *^▁^* it really is a beautiful country
Inuyasha to bad Japan is one of the most xenophobic places in the world
ありがとう❗さようなら❗
Ganda talaga dyan sa Japan. Sana makapunta rin ako dyan in the future
I've been to Japan 5 times but can never get enough of it 💛
Japan is a very unique country. I love everything Japan.
mohafisHi +96171188132Loveyou2
Japan is beautiful, I wanna visit soon❣️
Definitely should! It's amazing 😍
What a beautiful country. Soon I'll get a chance to visit. I can not wait!
As much as I love to share the hidden spots, if it’s your first time in Japan you probably also want to visit the main areas right? :P So here are 10 prefectures in 15 mins!! That was a hard one to pack in one video but I hope you enjoy it!
Also, a BIG thank you to All Japan Tours for inviting me to join their tour!! Mention me for a discount if you join their tours too ;) alljapantours.com
really?? maybe next year i'll mention you.. heheh just kidding :)
:) looks great, but i might actually take more days to also visit the so called "hidden places" new all these cities 😅..
i'm not really into places that are filled with tourists 🙈..
Any recommendations about how to find beautiful & peaceful places in Japan? I would love to see more of japanese nature, temples and small cities :)
When i'm finally there, i would probably just ask locals about such places.. According to John's ongoing trip, talking to locals brings you to the best places 😀 (From OnlyInJapan)
Great Video. My wife & I have been to quite a few of these places by ourselves and would recommend all of them. Takayama was one of our favourites.
internationally ME lol...i think i commented under ur tourist traps video that u can have a great view from the asakusa tourist centre...and there it is :'D did you find it yourself or through my advice?^^
I always enjoy your adventures! :D
I'll definitely have to visit once I graduate haha
Beautiful country with people with culture🇯🇵
Its my dream to visit japan one day ..love from India 🇮🇳❤️🇯🇵
really wonderful experince and beautiful landscape
I am determined to visit Japan one day,when I grow older,I am sure to go to Japan myself!Japan is such a nice place to stay,they have so much advanced technology,but the best of all is that the people are so well mannered!♥♥
Japan is very fantastic place,I wish I also visit here sometime
I'm 16 but I know I will go to Japan someday...
Meanwhile I'm studying Japanese to be prepared!!
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.
No, I think you have the wrong number. 18000 is number of people killed & missing from whole earthquake and tsunami. There is literally non people reported being dead from cancer from radiation, there was like 50 people reported as cancer which is just few points above average. Discrimination against people of Fukushima is what we Japanese got over years ago. I am not sure how bad it is said in your country (guessing South Korea, sorry if I was wrong) but you really need to check the fact.
@Pau E Please come to our country! ぜひきてください！
@@神﨑賢 I want to come too. It looks fun and the streets I heard are cleaner than in the US 🌞
Nice video.
I can feel the beauty of Japan.
Japanese food is delicious.
amazing.
8:58 such a smart way to give back change!
I and we filipino people always love Japanese people. We shared commonalities in terms characters. Hope to explore Japan someday.
I been travel with my bf to Japan couple years ago very beautiful place to visit ,safe and very clean country. Japanese food very healthy.
I look forward go again in near future.
Love your presentations,,,I’ve been to Japan twice and can’t wait to go again…thanks heaps for all the information 🇦🇺👍😂
immediately come here to see what new adventures .. always love ur videos .. notifications squad ~
Yay for notifications squad
kyaaa cant wait for next video !!! ❤❤👍👍
Aby Afifah 😁
Great introduction video of Japan!! 👍
If anyone is considering this, I would highly highly suggest adding a couple days on the end points. The middle would all be included in the tour and there's nothing you can do about it being a whirlwind tour. Tours are generally designed to be a whirlwind since they're kind of on the clock. But give yourself an extra day or two more in Tokyo so you can actually take a bite out of it rather than a lick, and another day or two on the end so you can slow down your time in Kyoto, and actually see something in Osaka.
If you only have 8 days I'd suggest just sticking to one or two areas. If you have more like 11-14, then this could make a good middle 8 days. If you really only have 8 days, and want a tour company to handle almost everything, then this is a pretty great route. But just be aware that like a kaiseki Japanese meal (an expensive fancy meal with a large number of tiny dishes), you'll probably finish with the feeling that that was both amazing, and yet in some way lacking.
Oh, and this is Japan, where it rains. Sometimes a lot. Give yourself some leeway to work around the weather. If you only have one day in Kyoto, and it's a downpour, that's going to but a big damper on your time there.
Great tips! Actually some of the people who joined this tour stayed after the tour to see more of Japan :) I think it's a great way for people to get use to the country first and feel a little bit more confident about travelling by themselves.
redfish337 I totally agree! I could spend 8 days in Osaka and Kyoto alone. This tour is just scratching the surface and not allowing visitors to really get a feel for the culture.
Few years ago, I went to Hokkaido via Narita airport. It was about 7am local time when we were approaching Tokyo, I was looking out the window and suddenly a beautiful snow capped mountain appeared and I quickly woke my friend up to admire the view. I was pretty sure it was Mount Fuji.
When I returned home and told my friend who worked as a cabin crew in JAL about my experience, she told me it was indeed mount Fuji and I was lucky that I saw it on the plane.
So, if you want to chance upon the Mt Fuji view onboard the plane, request for a seat on the left side of the plane (if you are facing the direction of the pilot).
Great ！ 素晴らしい❗ありがとう❗さようなら❗貴女は美人ですね❗
The quality of your videos is amazing!!
Aw thank you! As a creator, it makes me so happy to hear that :)
Yukari1996 definitely wasn't kidding about that part. I would like to know what camera and lens you use for your videos.
yeah her videos definatly have good Quality, should make High Bit rate Video on her website in 1080p or 4K,
i was suppose to go to japan last month but things happen, hopefully Next time. Please keep posting videos like these.
よろしくおねがいします。
Yukari1996
internationally ME which app do you use to edit the video?
I think tours are great for tourists who just want to visit a foreign country for their holidays, but not for real Japanese fans.
When I went to Japan, what I liked was to just take small streets and discover hidden spots (that's why I started watching your videos!), meet the locals, etc. Personally, I would hate to go on a tour and miss all of those little things that are much more immersive. But some people might find it more suitable for what they're looking for, so it's great that you're doing videos for people with such expectations too ! Good job Angela :D
I can't believe I missed this video. This is such a fabulous tour, I would really love to go on one just like it. So many beautiful places, it is just amazing.
Thanks Brielle!!
its my life dream to be in japan every time i see something about it the more i want to be there
I Really love the flow of your videos, always presented with a great balance of culture, food and scenery. I really enjoy watching them to remind me how efficient Japan is and how we can all learn new thing even in our older days of life.
This is my #1 on my bucket list. To go to Japan.
Notification Squad! I should be studying for finals but I must watch!!!
Haha! Procrastination at its best :P
Good luck for your finals!! I'm sure you can ace it girl ;)
BernieB same here 😂
See the amazing and wonderful way to frying eggs in Japan : 日本の食べ物：日本で卵を揚げる素晴らしい方法を見てください ua-cam.com/video/TF3EKY1zYxA/v-deo.html
iStoleYuhrTeddy yes
How did it go...did you pass?
I am an Indian and I love Japan and the people of Japan ❤️😊
It's been my dream ever since I was a little kid to master the language Japanese and visiting Japan, I'm learning Japanese now so when I'm older I can travel there and maybe even plan on my future there :)
Wow Japan is a beautiful country.
i m a japanese fan so this is the best channel i found ......ossum
Very nice video. I've been to Japan a couple of times and love it.
It is my dream to go to Japan one day! Whether it be just a week long trip like this or maybe even living there for a while, I look forward to experiencing Japanese culture firsthand. It couldn't come sooner. ^^
Wow simply awesome I enjoyed watching a glimpse of Japanese tradition, culture, food n cute deer and ofcourse tenderly blossom of cheery trees,I would love to visit...
Hi Angela, a friend and I recently came back from a trip to Japan. It was a great experience. Thank you for your videos, it helped us figure out even more things to do (like Zauo Shibuya). This video makes me a bit sad, since we stayed in Asakusa and see the temple everyday. Thanks again Angela! Hope to visit Japan again.
The land of the rising sun keep on shining and going glorious. Japan is exclusive
Your voice is so sweet. I can hear it all day.
Japan the best country!!! Very nice I hope someday I can come to Japan
Even the deer bows.... thats how legendary level japan is😂
What a lovely place and people! Cannot wait to #visitJapan again!
Wow i like your channel
@@theoneitszkaz thank you! ♥️
Your welcome here a sub
Too bad the whole wide world isn't like modern day Japan. Manners and tradition count for a lot. Manners and tradition= civility, here.
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Suicide is everywhere
@@totalchaos9981 Especially Japan.
China has a higher rate.
MrKaitland Look here what good manners have japanese . Halloween 2018
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Yes but you have to know that there are bad side and good side in Japan too. Young people there somewhat crazy people become abnormal due to a crazy amount of work. The average working day is 10 to 12 hrs a day. People get off work around 8-10pm. Wife and husband only see each other once or twice a week.
I see that Tohoku is quite underrated innit?
You gotta love channels like these, they actually tell you about the stuff unlike the generic vlogging channels where half the time they're just trying to look cool and don't even know what they are saying themselves. You just gotta appreciate the rarity of channels like this on UA-cam nowadays
beautiful
Your not only sharing videos your spreading love of travelling in Japan 😌thank you
Loved this!! Taking a tour let’s you see so many different facets of Japan! May incorporate this into our trip. THANK YOU!!
Loveyou +96171188132💋😝😍💘
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.
I love Japan and it's culture.
What a good channel, what a good videos..
You are so good, it was so fun to watch..
Especially this video.
The cameraman are so professional too..
10 out of 10. 🙋♂️ keep going guys.
I'm on my way, Japan!!!
I can't wait to live there!
Good video! I visited some of these places in the last few weeks too. Best time of year to go there. Japan is a great country to travel.
You're fashionable, professional, and informative 🥰. Thank you so much for these videos! God bless you, girl ✝!
Japan is a country full of nature and there are hundreds of great tourist attractions. Yet they're somehow underrated:(
Indeed Japan is a wondrous destination. Clean, polite and disciplined. I have been lucky to visit Tokyo, Hakone and Okinawa on 3 different trips. Each visit was a unique and enjoyable experience. I remember a few occasions where Japanese came forward voluntarily to offer assistance when my party lost our directions. And on one occasion they made seats available for me n wife to seat together. Made many happy memories there. Love Japan and will surely visit again.
Hi Angela! Thanks for all the great videos. They are really informative and fun to watch!!!
Hello! I am Adrita from India. After watching this video I have really fallen in love with Japan. I will surely visit it one day. Very nice video.
Thank-you very much to your gentle reply . Greeting from mysterious Japan
We wait for you in Tokyo in ２０２０
I wish I could go somewhere like this just one time......
Me and my girlfriend are going to Japan for the first time in December for three weeks over the New Year's period and will be starting in Hiroshima and heading up towards Tokyo doing everything we can along the way (no doubt we'll be a couple of Kiwis lost in translation), but I've been watching your videos religiously and they are amazing and insightful! Thank you for the content :)
it's amazing how much you can do and see in such a short period of time:o trip has to be well planned
Wonderful country Japan...🙏
All of those cities in just eight days? While it's a great way to cross off plenty of places in Japan from one's list, it also sounds so tiring. Not to mention still trying to get over jet lag for the first few days of arrival. Then again, for those who do not have a lot of time but want to see as much as possible, this itinerary works.
halfthefiber yeah you need at least a couple days or more to fully explore tokyo
Sometimes elderly friends and relatives ask me about visiting Japan, this tour looks decent, but I also wonder if the pace might be a bit fast for elderly people. Not as bad as those european coach tours where they do 10 countries in 10 days !!
Ugh, no. You'll hardly have any stories to tell when you come back, except that you were able to go to 10 countries. There's not much else that you can talk about. :-s
Actually I found the pace of the tour just fine. It wasn't tiring because you didn't have to carry your luggage or take the local transportation and worry about the trains.
The tour guide gave us enough time to see each location as well but of course if you want to do more shopping I would recommend staying a few days after to do so.
halfthefiber it is not tiring at all considering they're travelling by bus and not train. so they dont have to drag their suitcases at all. it is already taken care of by the tour company. They also dont have to walk from one point to the other point, it is all by bus. If you travel with public transport however, it will be tiring. i travelled from sapporo to osaka within a week, very tiring.
I love visiting Japan. Beautiful country and wonderful people.
This is a great itinerary! I've always wanted to visit Shirakawa-go, but I haven't been yet. Do you think it would be good for families or is it too difficult to reach?
It is tremendous difficult problem . さようなら❗
Konnichiwa
Huge fan of your work Marie! :3 I have never been to Japan but my best friend has and says it’s really difficult. She also says her favourite place is Osaka! Keep posting! UwU
Luna Eclip
A dream to visit Japan!
Thank u for coming to Japan! Love ur style and editting!
Oh my Japan, Japanese people and culture!
I want to go to Japan but I'm not have money. 😄
Japan is beautiful.
You dont need money to travel
@@joligejorrie3409 If you have a boat, plan before, and don't spend money then yeah
Ive always wanted to visit japan. Their traditional culture is so interesting to me!
Excellent video !!! I take small group tours to Japan from Mumbai. I lived in Tokyo for 15 years and can speak japanese. I also give vegetarian food which is a big challenge in Japan.
Beautiful country with good people
my love japan👍❤
such a nice tour! ❤️❤️
Awesome+ video! A land of high speed trains and beautiful countryside!
Awesome video, planning on coming to Japan in June, the video really helps with ideas!
The peace and tranquility is heavenly so zen...the cherry blossom unforgettable. ..if I was given a choice to travel . No two ways about it. I know where I'll go.. peace.
The problem with tour bus is they only give 30 mins. to explore to each and every destination. Nonetheless is it a good experience.
I figured. And the places seems to be very touristy, getting not much of the local feels. Perhaps free and easy is the better option.
maybe join private or semi private tour , you have more free time ( but it will cost more) does the travel agent y mention have the private tour?
@@cpsenxes i agree
A beautiful island with seasonal flower and amazing trip to Japan.
great video !!
keep the work going.!
I would very much like to have a tour of Japan, nice place, nice video!
相変わらず！可愛いです😍
Beautiful view 😊😊
I wish I could try ''the walk'' from one stone to another in Kiyomizu ⛩
One of my bucket lists is visit Japan. 😍