🍂 Abandoned Japan farm - Abandoned Japan 放棄された日本の農場 - 日本の廃墟
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2012
- 🍂In the verdant embrace of central Japan's high mountains lies an almost-deserted farm road, a path that time seems to have forgotten. This video offers a poignant journey into Japan's rich agrarian past, painting a vivid picture of abandoned farmsteads and echoes of lives once lived in rhythm with the land.
The silence here speaks volumes. The whispering wind carries tales of generations that tilled this soil, sowed seeds, and reaped harvests. Each rustling leaf, every creaking wooden beam, hints at stories of joy, sorrow, love, and loss. This video, one of the most significant in my collection, seeks to preserve and honor these memories before they fade entirely into the annals of time.
The entirety of this day-long adventure, hiking and unraveling the mysteries of this hidden gem, has been documented and spread across multiple channels, culminating in the official playlist titled "Japan Abandoned Farm Hike" on the UA-cam Bullet Train channel. Experience the full scope of this journey through the provided playlist link.
➡️ Explore the full adventure: Japan Abandoned Farm Hike
Kurt Bell is a passionate explorer and dedicated family man, delving into the intricacies of life and the world around him. Born in America in 1964, he has journeyed both physically and philosophically, penning insights in his books like "Going Alone" and "No More Looking Out For Number One." With a stoic heart and a skeptic's mind, Kurt believes in navigating life without attaching any inherent meaning, yet finding purpose in every moment.
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There is something so calming about this, everything from the tone of your voice to the sounds of the environment you're in. Reminds me of ASMR videos.
This is brilliant! i would have loved to come along with you. I used to live in japan and have never seen anything like this before! Your where so lucky to find this. its rare to find an old undiscovered settlement like this now. Next time you do something like this dont forget to invite me ! :D
I wish you would have had a flashlight!!! This was so interesting!!! An awesome find! Enjoyed it!
I absolutely love watching your videos. Thank you for sharing.
So pleased this came back up in my recommended list.... I watched it about a year ago along with many other of your videos... I love Japan & you capture it for me!
This video is fantastic Kurt, thanks for sharing! A great mix of curiousity, spooks, and the beauty of the moutains. And so long too! Probably one of my favorite of your videos yet. Thanks!
Love these long adventures, always cool to see the experience as a whole :)
I watched the whole video and I really enjoy it :-) keep making videos like this one
I'd love to have a place like this in Japan to completely renovate in traditional style...*sighs*
gotta love that urban exploring! I'd love to join since I never been to Japan. Really cool videos you've uploaded there! Keep on doing your thing man!
Thank you, that was fascinating, Mr. Bell.
Great vid, you're very thorough in your exploration
Couldn't stop watching, so I put it in 1080, fullscreened it and watched it all the way through, start-to-finish. Really incredible stuff. Fascinating to imagine what it was like when it was inhabited and in its prime. Thanks for making the effort to film all of this and uploading it for us to view. Found it all extremely interesting from the old buildings to the amazing scenery. Awesome stuff.
Absolutely lovely video!!!!
I'm also glad you made that Aokigahara video, I've been watching your videos for hours now!
Watching in 2019! I love your rural Japan videos! I've never travelled by myself but I would like to someday explore the countryside and go hiking too! 😊😊😊
thank for the videos and beautiful scenery of forest
Kurt, you are one of the most interesting people on the planet in my opinion. Love your perspective man.
I really like the video and your adventures through this village and other places in Japan in all your videos. I love adventure and the culture of Japan and hope to one day adventure through places like this as well.
I love your videos!
Even in its decaying state, it stands proud as the castle of a once productive family.
Thanks for the wonderful adventure, I love moss covered stuff and there was lots of it. The waterfall and the pools were very nice and the bathhouse and the daruma! Loved this video!
I look forward to hopefully visiting this place with you again..! It was this trip that really rekindled my interest in hiking and camping...
That was a fun hike to be sure. I hope that all is well in your world. :-)
Fabulous tour! I always thought that I wanted to hike the backwoods of Japan .. the amazing beauty and tranquility ... right .. I enjoyed your trek through the wilderness .. my goodness .. I'm cured of ever wanting to wander around in Japan. Keep making these videos though so I can sit in my armchair and enjoy your efforts.
I love your videos very much. I am drawn into them so I am standing right next to you! I like the respect you give to every place you go. I like to learn how people lived long ago and you explain it so well what things are and how they were used. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge. Lyn Johnson
Hello Lyn, thank you very much for taking the time to watch the video and to share your thoughts. It means a lot to me that you have chosen to come along with some of these adventures via the videos. Your nice message encourages me to continue making more. Thank you again have a great day! :-)
***** Your videos are awesome I love them so much.
Love the Thoreau quote at the end - great video!
great video I like how long the video is good find too 😎
I came across this video and intended to skim it, but ended up watching the whole thing. It was fascinating! I loved your explanations of what we were seeing, I'm definitely going to check out your other videos of abandoned buildings...though I hope you take a torch next time!
The waterfall with the rickety bridge and your reaction to finding the bathroom were my favourite bits! Thanks for posting, I'll probably never see anything like this in person but at least I can see your videos!
One of your best excursions. Thank you.
Detailed, beautiful piece. Excellent work Kurt. Sub'd!
Hello Kurt
I just started watching your vídeos since a few days ago (the abandoned Japan ones) and have I have to thank you from the bottom of my heart for each one of these videos I've been seen. Not everyone can make a dream come true by going to japan. But through you hikes, at least I can feel you care for people like me. Of course I want to say much more but, I´ll have that chance. For now, PLEASE, make more vídeos from your hikes and very long ones ok?
I wish you the best :)
I love the commentary! Very entertaining :D
Gorgeous and serene place. It must be very relaxing hike.
wow looks amazing!
This is so cool!
Great video! I have to say close to the end about singing about ringing the bell, started making me think that maybe your bell had some rust growing but it's all good! Keep up the great work
The ring my bell thing was lol funny. Thanks for the vid upload.
What a gorgeous place. Wish I had a place like this.
fantastic hike
I enjoy going with you, no matter how long your hike may last
Thanks for sharing
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such an awesome place
Wow dude this is crazy, you just got yourself one more subscriber :)
Nice hike threw the woods.
Better than a movie. Thanks for sharing this.
i very much enjoyed this hike! it was so interestin and i felt like i was there too. i even had to catch my breath a few times. :)
Haha I love your Seinfeld reference as I'm watching this. Loving your video so far! This is great!
'Leech on the Nose' - Sounds like it could be a hit single!
Thanks for the super long video - enjoying it! :D
Wow amazing x
Having lived in the mountains with bears for 14 years, I can tell you those bells are actually bear attractants. Sub adult male bears (which are the most numerous types) are very curious and are the biggest troublemakers as well, It's better to whistle, sing, or talk rather than wear "dinner bells."
Wow! Thanks!
These mountains are amazing,
One of my favorites!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support. I'm sorry to be so long in responding. Have a wonderful 2023! :-)
I would live there dam how beautiful.
Nice video worth the time watching it..
Thank you sharing this with the world, I saw the length and never intended to watch the whole thing. But you kept me hooked, with the raw beauty of the hauntingly serene abandonment.
(the leech on the nose made me crack up as well!) I could put this video on and not even watch, the sounds of the scenery are just so peaceful, thanks again! I had a very good time watching
Fantastic. But I think what you found was not an outhouse, it was a bathing house. What's more I think it was either a logging camp or a small village that was involved in logging.
You may be right. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts. :-)
Curt having said my rant on the leaches, I want you to know that I enjoyed the 1 and almost half hour video by you. What a wonderful treasure of a place to stumble upon! I will dream of this special place, an ideal place with running water and electricity, off the grid a paradise except for the leaches. Thanks so much for sharing! ;D
Thank you! I would never see that with out you.
it makes me feel warm and fuzzy
Thanks for sharing your walking journey. It was made even more enjoyable with your knowledgeable commentary. By the way, did you ever research the farm? Was it a wasabi farm after all?
Lol, I just saw your video explaining how to go about occupying one of these houses. Some of my questions are still relevant though. :P Thanks for the explanation video any ways. I love your videos. Thanks. :)
this is such a cool video!! very nice to get us into youre journey through this amazing forest! i could really feel the tense while you where sneaking across the weak soiled woody things and sometimes i had a bit of a blairwitchie feeling with the knowing there are bears to! ring my bell (anita ward?) lol!! thumbs up!!
You probably get this from everybody, but I really enjoy your videos. You are doing what I can only wish to do. I remember the video where you filmed the farm with the koi in the pond and the 2 neighbors. That is how I wish to live, have a family, and grow old. In the nice quiet countryside. And again your videos are fantastic, keep up the good work.
I just watched the entire thing and I am not sorry one bit. In fact, I was a little disappointed it wasn't longer. Thank you Kurt. :-)
Absolutely beautiful country; would love to visit it someday.
I dont know about it have never been there but i like the nature as well. There is nothing like wandering in the beautiful mountains just like Kurt does it. And you are right wow it would be wonderful with a lot space to do a lot of crazy but reasonable things.
You cracked me up over the crane fly doing its "magic crane fly dance"! They do have a mysterious, magic dance, it is so true! I will never take a magic crane fly dance for granted again!
I got really excited when I saw 1hr 30min video, haha.
I could watch stuff like this in Japan all day!
Maybe I have too much time.. summer though!^^
wow i need to get out more and take my cam with me and post them on you tube...it looks like u are haveing lots of fun...
lol at the leeches part xP great video!
a few things, just found your channel and wow just love Abandoned Japan, next to the rock there was a sign a white post, what did it say? is there anyway to look up tax records like you can in the states? and do you still do this? most of these are older.
You're without a doubt, a great person. You're most likely healthy and judging by your comments you have a wonderfully supportive way of speaking.
I want to travel to Japan sometime in the future and hopefully live there.
Great video, enjoyed it!
Interesting thoughts and walk around but still no real answer what the land was used for maybe just vegetables and comfortable living .Thank you for sharing
i'd love to go and explore around somewhere like this.
I immediately thought of My Neighbor Totoro when you got up to that house
Hello from Australia !. I'm really enjoying your videos, they are extremely interesting. I was finding it hard to pick your accent, then all of a sudden I heard you say "Aye"..LOL. Canadian !.
Awesome vid in 720 and full screen. I suggest everyone use that format!
Hey this looks interesting, i'm putting it on
hold while I go for a scooby snack
hey...ur movie was amazing.... im intertained much while eating creamcheese and sanwich...
Great videos keep up the good work. Find something you have never seen come on find something crazy.lol
Very nice video, really enjoyed the exploration of the abandoned house.
However, I would like to know what the sign in front of the house and the stick next to the decorative rock under the cherry tree said.
:)
I really like the longer videos, keep it up! :)
I have always wanted to visit japan
I like your videos. You seem like a cool teacher. My girlfriend speaks Japanese and she might end up moving there because of a job application. She's an artist. I explore here, where I'm from. And if we end up moving there I'll hike and explore there too. She's actually from England, and it's fairly obvious where I'm from lol
I have really enjoyed this video. I live in New Hampshire, USA and love Japanese gardens and Japanese culture so I appreciate this walk in the woods.
I would love to see some more closeups of the trees and plants that you are around there.
I will be watching more so thanks.
Warren
VERY NICE. SO NICE I SUBSCRIBED!! YAY
I'm going there awesome
i so admire you for this. i had explored alot of abandon houses here in my country but never in Japan. T^T
I like japan I would like to visit the country in the future.
ps yes i remember the episode where kramer adopts the highway an changes it from 2 lane to 4 lane! lol soo funny
I thought what an amazing place until i seen all the leeches then i thought no wonder nobody lives there
I love how you have respect and admiration for nature and the things you uncover on your journeys (unlike a lot of videos on youtube). Great videos! :)
oh man you got to loove those japanse traditional houses!
Hey, Hey waaaaiiit! We were just starting to party! I love the comments you make to the leeches! LOL I am laughing here for sure! Love your vid's!
GLad i found this video i love stuff like this but my finances and life dont allow it lol so thanks for taking me along!!!!
O.O awesome :D
私は長い間、日本に住んでいるが、私の両親は私がこのような原料を探索するために外出してみましょうことはありません。それは、ビデオを見て素晴らしかった。ありがとう！
cool video. I have subscribed. I hope to visit japan one day. how long have you live there for?
thats so neat! where are you from? i love exploring ol abandoned farm yards
Wow, this is so cool but 7 years old video!? Why am I so late 😩
Now I want you to come back to this house & make a 7 years later challenge !!
I would absolutely love to live in a place like that.
man that place is gorgeous