I Got Lost in Kyoto's Hidden Forest

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  • Опубліковано 21 гру 2024

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  • @TokyoLens
    @TokyoLens  Рік тому +126

    Kyoto is filled with so many amazing hidden spots!! (There's a ton of vids linked in the description box!!) - potential favorite: Fushimi Inari at night!!
    And if you love beautiful hidden areas, make sure to check out the once-hidden onsen town!! ua-cam.com/video/m0c5TVXWA4E/v-deo.html
    **THIS WEEK: Kicking off a HUGE adventure with the Patreon Crew where YOU Choose this years next big adventure!!** Come join the fun!!

  • @dpi209
    @dpi209 Рік тому +312

    To be honest, I'm most amazed by the old couple who recognized you after over a year and still remember you do videos. With all the people that come through you still stand out :)

    • @saphcal
      @saphcal Рік тому +22

      i mean hes not japanese so he does stick out a bit more, so im not too surprised.

    • @saphcal
      @saphcal Рік тому +30

      @@JDigital123 the point is people native to japan wont see it that way. he doesnt look like them. thats not a bad thing, but it makes him easier to remember because he stands out.

  • @Sperbs_9
    @Sperbs_9 Рік тому +93

    Now, this is how I'd like to spend my day! Wandering the forest, finding hidden trails and secret shrines. I haven't been to Kyoto yet, but this is 100% on my to-do list when I get there. Absolutely gorgeous! And moss!!!😍

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +8

      the best way to spend a day~

    • @ChrisP978
      @ChrisP978 Рік тому +3

      Just need to avoid that unmarked death trail 🤣

  • @With_Me_JAPAN
    @With_Me_JAPAN Рік тому +103

    Everything you captured such as beautiful green moss, wet ground and the stream down the path makes me realize how cold it was but also exciting adventure you went through! Little snow left on the ground makes amazing contact with the red torii gates too!😊✨

  • @davidgensemer502
    @davidgensemer502 Рік тому +8

    When my friends and I visited Fushimi Inari in 2017 we found those trails by accident and just wandered around for hours exploring all of the little shrines and the bamboo forest, one of the highlights of the trip!

  • @stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369
    @stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369 Рік тому +15

    All the secrets, passageways, even hidden hikes, cities with history are so awesome

  • @onebladeprop
    @onebladeprop Рік тому +44

    Norm you are getting me so excited about my trip in two weeks. My first time visiting Japan my friend and I explored some of the exact same places you showed in this video! We had no idea where we were going and just stumbled upon them. Your camera work really conveys the beauty of those places and reminds me of how special it felt being there.

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +4

      I hope you have an absolutely spectacular trip!!!
      I am sure it will be!

    • @onebladeprop
      @onebladeprop Рік тому

      @@TokyoLens It was a spectacular trip!

  • @fadel_rama
    @fadel_rama Рік тому +4

    Hidden places are just delightful, and give magical aura around them

  • @Aiken47
    @Aiken47 Рік тому

    Thanks Norm, My wife and I will be staying in Kyoto in 2 1/2 weeks with no real set itinerary, thanks for such a wonderful tour

  • @Blight_Knight
    @Blight_Knight Рік тому +25

    Wow, Kyoto is more beautiful every time I see it! Also your guide was so knowledgeable! Thanks for taking us along Norm 🇯🇵

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +6

      Thanks for coming along for it~

  • @luac5829
    @luac5829 Рік тому +8

    The amount of information Akiko provided and all the curiosities from the different segments of the Fushimi Inari were a treat to learn about! Thanks for all the content

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому

      Glad you enjoyed it!
      and thank you so much for being here~

  • @mantailuaa
    @mantailuaa Рік тому +2

    Oh, such a beautiful place and beautiful customs and traditions. The bamboo forest is so magical place. I have to make the trip to Japan and Kyoto a reality someday!

  • @KirstenReusch
    @KirstenReusch Рік тому +6

    Absolutely gorgeous, fun, and Fushimi never ceases to be awe inspiring and awesome. I'm going to be all over that mountain. 😍 🎶 My excitement is so real. 14 days til I'm back in Tokyo, 20 til I'm in Kyoto again. Have a great week, Norm 💜✌🐦

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +1

      Fushimi is just the gift that keeps giving!!
      14 DAYS?!?! you 100% KNOW that the studio is open for you right?

    • @KirstenReusch
      @KirstenReusch Рік тому

      @@TokyoLens 🥳 🙃 secret insta DM messaged a bit ago with dates, but figured I'd contact once I was on the ground and settled 😆 trying not to bounce off the walls in anticipation

  • @dblock5one4
    @dblock5one4 Рік тому +1

    I love how this video not only showcased the beautiful location you visited but also provided a deep cultural experience. That's so interesting that depending on what side you entered the gate from you also had to enter using the associated sides leg first

  • @triplestate.
    @triplestate. Рік тому +1

    I’ve decided to study japanese in kyoto for a year and this is definitely a place I'll be visiting during my studies! Such a beautiful place!!

  • @arnoldrimmer9161
    @arnoldrimmer9161 Рік тому +1

    I just get an overwhelming feeling of peace when I see things like this. Would love to go one day. 🙏

  • @Embarrassed_Mess_
    @Embarrassed_Mess_ Рік тому +22

    Wow! What a beautiful area! I would love to see this with my own eyes some day. It’s magical places like these that have me completely enthralled by Japan and it’s culture.
    Also, so amazing to learn new customs from locals. I absolutely love opportunities like that! 😻
    Thank you for sharing your amazing experience with us!

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +4

      thank you so much for being here for it~

  • @kathrynlebda780
    @kathrynlebda780 Рік тому +10

    Hidden hiking trail to Fushimi Inari?! This is what I am here for! Bamboo trial?? I've added this to my list. It's so hard to find stillness in Kyoto and this totally ticked that box for me.

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +2

      honestly every part of this had me smiling inside and out~!

    • @kathrynlebda780
      @kathrynlebda780 Рік тому +1

      I was smiling through this whole video too! I wish I had known about this trail when my sister was with me. She commented on how crowded Kyoto was at the time (this was like 10 years ago) and I wish I could have shown here this trail! And you saw the previous store owner! How magical!

  • @carmenation
    @carmenation Рік тому +5

    Amazing to see a secret passage to a popular spot!!!

  • @hihillari
    @hihillari Рік тому +1

    Kyoto has been on my list for a decade. The stairs, the historical architecture, the other-worldly vibe…just so beautiful. Thanks for taking us through. ❤️

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +1

      and its about 10,000% better when you get out of the main tourist areas to spots like this hidden trail!!

  • @dianechaniewski293
    @dianechaniewski293 Рік тому +1

    This was so beautiful!!! I'm definitely hiring her when I visit Kyoto! Thanks for such an awesome video. I love your joy in exploring.

  • @hunterevns
    @hunterevns Рік тому +11

    These uploads keep magically lining up with my breaks at work and I absolutely love it 😂 The lesser known or “secret” parts of Kyoto have always been something I am super curious about. One of my favorite videos from you recently, keep up the great work man!

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +5

      theres a whole extra set of videos in the description with even MORE hidden spots in Kyoto!!

  • @Wabi-sabiME
    @Wabi-sabiME Рік тому

    Just beautiful, nature loving people know how amazing is the feeling being in a forest, love it

  • @Caboladk
    @Caboladk Рік тому +1

    Thank you so much for this video! It was absolutely awesome to see this hidden gem of a trail! And that bamboo forest! WOW!

  • @elflass5544
    @elflass5544 Рік тому +1

    Another beautiful video, and I loved learning all the little things (how to enter the torii, the red clay used for coloring them, the ochazuke hint)! Thanks, Norm!

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +1

      honestly was such a learning experience for me! loved it~

  • @zengrath
    @zengrath Рік тому

    What an amazing guide, perfect fit for a Tokyo Lens video, she had very positive happy vibes and a lot of amazing tidbits. I actually learned a few new things about Japan in this video including now how to properly enter a tori gate.

  • @vintatsh
    @vintatsh Рік тому

    I've noticed the music is always so fitting in your videos, really creates a sense of wonder and beauty.

  • @TheJaegersHunt
    @TheJaegersHunt Рік тому +2

    My First time in Kyoto, I went on one of the trails that leads from the main path because it was stupidly busy. had an amazing peaceful hike by myself, while everyone else had to stop every for often for people taking photos. There seems to heaps of these trails and they are all surprisingly quiet and scenic compared to the main trail

  • @BalactusTheFunkyEaterOfPlanets

    Fully teary eyed that's an amazing experience I hope to have one day I could feel the energy of the place and your excitement was my excitement 🥰🥰🥰🥰

  • @ArmouredPhalanx
    @ArmouredPhalanx Рік тому +35

    I did this trail accidentally back in 2019. It was my first visit to Fushimi Inari and the main path up with all the gates was absolutely packed with tourists. I stumbled across the entrance to the trail and decided to follow it up to the top. It was a very happy accident because the forest scenery and hidden shrines were beautiful and there were so few other people on the trail that it was probably the most alone (in a good way) I felt on the entire trip. By the time I made it to the top, most of the crowds had cleared out and I could take my time going back down through the popular Torii gate path, so I still got to experience that, too. Ultimately it turned out to be one of my favourite days of the whole trip. Couldn't recommend doing this more. But spiders... oh, the spiders... if you're arachnophobic at all, be warned (not an issue here, fortunately, but they're everywhere and huge).

    • @denizday7785
      @denizday7785 Рік тому +5

      This may not be helpful for you, but whenever I walk a trail with lots of spider webs, I try to find a stick with a few branches to wave in front of my face as I walk like a magic wand. It probably looks weird (not that there are many people around on webby trails to judge), but it cuts down on spider webs in your face by at least 90%!

  • @yossisureta2578
    @yossisureta2578 Рік тому +1

    The hidden hike looks so fun!! Definitely my bucket list to check out the Magical Trip tour with Akiko~❤

  • @laurabustos6560
    @laurabustos6560 Рік тому +2

    Many thanks Mr Norm, for giving those of us who can't travel, a glimpse into these magical places! 🙏✌️🙏

  • @joshuamstark
    @joshuamstark Рік тому +4

    Absolutely beautiful. These shrines are insane… your hiking vids are awesome, Norm!🎉

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +2

      Glad you like them! They're a ton of fun to make~

  • @sheilaellvira5198
    @sheilaellvira5198 Рік тому +4

    Secret entrances and hidden hikes, love it! If I ever get the chance to, I would love to do this hidden hike too! 😊

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +1

      You should! it is quite the beautiful walk!

    • @sheilaellvira5198
      @sheilaellvira5198 Рік тому

      @@TokyoLens I've added it to my list of things to do in Japan! 😁

  • @KuragariSensei
    @KuragariSensei Рік тому

    I loved loved LOVEd the area of Inari. It was a dream come true and I can't wait to go back again.
    I really fell in love with the atmosphere and the peace. And we were early enough that we witnessed priests doind a ceremony and their chant was it us for the few first torii 😻

  • @Zimgirgaz
    @Zimgirgaz Рік тому

    Moss covered shrines and a walk amongst the bamboo giants. Gorgeous!

  • @SmilingQuokka
    @SmilingQuokka Рік тому +1

    What a beautiful forest! I don't think I've ever seen plants or trees so tall. The sound of the wind, it's like the forest is whispering secrets to you. I would love to see this shrine one day. It seems like a beautiful, peaceful place, and I love the foxes. Your excitement at being there is understandable. We are booked to be in Tokyo for New Year and for a couple of days in Nagano so my daughter can see and play in snow. I am very excited! It seems so far off right now though.

  • @yami2227
    @yami2227 Рік тому

    I actually came back from a long hike when you uploaded the video so I went straight to sleep, good thing I remembered to come back and check it because this is an absolute gem that I will save for when maybe I'll be able to visit the place.

  • @laco9827
    @laco9827 Рік тому

    Oh thank you so much for this video tour. I love watching Tokyo Lens and this is my favorite video so far. I may never be able to afford to come to Japan. It has been my dream for a long time. As the two of you walked through that beautiful forest, I felt as if I was there. The shrines, the trees, everything seems so refreshing. I will watch this video again and again. Thank you!

  • @DavidSheley
    @DavidSheley Рік тому

    I love the excitement with which you explore the country of Japan! I'm not certain I'll ever make to that part of the world, so I'm grateful to be able to see it through your eyes.

  • @perdomot
    @perdomot Рік тому

    I went all the way to the top of Fushimi Inari a few years ago during summer and while I loved the journey, it really wiped me out for the day. So much to see and photograph.

  • @daymja_9351
    @daymja_9351 Рік тому

    Fushimi-inari was one of my highlights when exploring Kyoto. Fascinated with the endless amount of Torii

  • @zaddyzathog4087
    @zaddyzathog4087 Рік тому

    I was looking this morning to find this and every turn I took was right and kept finding all these places in the video. I love Mt.Inari.

  • @DirkVomEck
    @DirkVomEck Рік тому

    The way she keeps saying exactly is just so endearing.
    Great hidden hike!

  • @MelisaSJ
    @MelisaSJ Рік тому

    YES 🙌🏻 I LOVE FUSHIMI INARI TOO 😭 no matter how many people say that you can find similar one in other parts of japan, Fushimi Inari has that special ambience, especially if you go early in the morning. When the morning sun hits some parts of its area, it’s just so beautiful and peaceful

  • @sanel45
    @sanel45 Рік тому +1

    im speechless i have been to Fushimi Inari but just walking on the forest with a different point of view of the shrine is crazy, also how luck you are you got to see the priest doing his routine, also loved the tour guide Akiko the small details she explained and the background it just took the tour to another level thanks!!!

  • @giveapplefritters
    @giveapplefritters Рік тому

    Absolutely magical and your choice of music almost got me crying with how beautiful everything was lol. Really hope I get a chance to visit someday!

  • @roydoncrerar2852
    @roydoncrerar2852 Рік тому

    A stunning behind the scenes look at Japan. Their culture is so deep and old. Thank you for a most memorable experience. Your lady friend is an encyclopedia of cultural gems. I loved her willingness to share her knowledge. Well done Sir! 👍❤️

  • @naturalflow157
    @naturalflow157 Рік тому +1

    My friend, thank you so much for getting out there and sharing this with us. Truly, this is exactly something I needed, as I feel like in the past few years I lost all the energy and spirit for adventures. Truly an amazing video and thank you again. Wishing you all the best. :)

  • @cherryksl
    @cherryksl Рік тому

    This video calms my anxiety. I’ve always loved forests. I take it as a sign to plan a visit! Thank you.

  • @Gray_Fox_
    @Gray_Fox_ Рік тому

    Three weeks ago I finally visited Japan and fushimi inari was my favorite place. I should stay longer in Kyoto, three days weren't nearly enough, but well I wanted to see so much other places too. And omg, the nice lady on the end of your video was sooo kinde and pacient with us and our limited knowledge of japanese. We got some matcha ice and some beautiful omiyage at her place.
    Thank you so much for this video.
    I wish I could stay longer or come back in autumn as originally planned, but I didn't get in for the semester abroad in japan.
    Greetings, GrayFox

  • @thetypebeast
    @thetypebeast Рік тому +1

    I’m so happy to know there’s other trails at the shrine, AND a different bamboo forest, so I can get those bamboo forest shots and not have to worry about anxiety. 👌 📸
    Definitely gonna look into Magical Trip tours!

  • @DragonGeej
    @DragonGeej Рік тому

    This video is another great reason why I will always keep notifications on for Tokyo Lens videos. Don't think I've missed a vid. Just a bit late watching them 😬.
    Your enthusiasm, knowledge but willing to learn really gets me involved in the video and its content. It's the old saying, you never stop learning especially on something you enjoy.
    2 things that I made this video special to me is the fact I've been there previously but now have a new reason to visit. One of my favourite photos is of the fox population in the Inari. And my set of the Kyoto photos are so special to me.
    And the other is seeing, at 1:56, the car that has stolen my heart and is now my daily (on the right 😂). Seeing the WRX STI in its home county looking so resplendent haha!

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +1

      happy to have you here! (^-^)

  • @danolson6476
    @danolson6476 Рік тому

    I love her accent! Its so pleasant to hear. Of course, I love everything that you create. I'm binge-watching right now.

  • @auberginebear
    @auberginebear Рік тому

    Such an informative video this time, and am so thankful for Akiko sharing her knowledge with us all of these beautiful areas.

  • @Zombie_Spaceman
    @Zombie_Spaceman Рік тому +1

    Absolutely gorgeous hike! Thank you for sharing, Norm! Can't wait for the next adventure!

  • @nico5179
    @nico5179 Рік тому +1

    Theres a path near Mt Hiei called Yase path of Maple. Its absolutely stunning especially in Aki (fall). You should hike it, all the way up to Hieizan. I just love Kyoto so much!

  • @Trentus86
    @Trentus86 Рік тому

    This is an absolutely beautiful area. Fushimi Inari is already great but love the magic of hidden shrines and bamboo forests

  • @Chem_light
    @Chem_light Рік тому

    This is the video I like because I love hiking. Japan is just beautiful with its nature and how well Japanese people kept it.

  • @SandstormCloudwave
    @SandstormCloudwave Рік тому

    Just seeing this brings back so many memories of my time at Fushimi Inari in 2016. Thanks for showing us, Norm!

  • @KaloyanGeorgiev92
    @KaloyanGeorgiev92 Рік тому

    Putting this on my list for when i visit in 2 months. Thank you SO MUCH for capturing this!!!

  • @OverdrivenDom
    @OverdrivenDom Рік тому

    Yay! More hidden Kyoto videos! Didn't know about this secret path through Fushimi Inari, but that bamboo grove looks amazing. Gotta try to find that when I'm finally in Kyoto in a few months!

  • @8Apashi8
    @8Apashi8 Рік тому

    Your love for the shrine really shone through and it made me happy too 🙂

  • @MrCoolAttitude
    @MrCoolAttitude Рік тому +1

    Stone and Moss make the perfect combinations for landscape aesthetic.

  • @billie869
    @billie869 Рік тому

    Love love love lalalala love ur adventures!. Just astonishing how many trails ...and in the most random places. Lucky to have a guide to teach u and us!

  • @EnderVoice
    @EnderVoice Рік тому

    I'm sold ont his trip. I'm gonna save for it now. This is exactly what I'm currently looking for in Japan : just walks and hikes with so many beautiful sightings and spiritual connections.
    Also love the hiking boots ! I have the exact same. 10/10 would recommend.

  • @weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars

    This was absolutely magnificent! Such phenomenal beautiful sacred places, thank you so much for sharing these 😊

  • @venerabruno3078
    @venerabruno3078 Рік тому

    This is such a beautiful video! Thank you so much for taking us trough your journey. I have the fortune of visiting Japan several times and I absolutely want to visit the place ❤

  • @MicheleJean
    @MicheleJean Рік тому +1

    This was another great video Norm. You are really capturing some essences of Japan and sharing it with so many of us. Thank you.

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +1

      Michele, thank you so much for those kind words!!

  • @PizzaCome
    @PizzaCome Рік тому +1

    It's the same couple from the last kyoto video!! They remembered and even asked if you were recording. That puts a smile on my face

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому

      It’s actually the woman from the empty Kyoto documentary! The one in the thumbnail! 😊

  • @masamiju
    @masamiju Рік тому

    Thanks for showing the beautiful trails behind Fushimi Inari. I love the secret shrines scattered throughout!
    I like what you said about not knowing what to expect on adventures like these.
    I "hiked and ran" in western Kyoto, around Kamo Shrine last fall to find a waterfall. What I didnt expect was halfway up the trail, there was a gate, and from there the road was paved and lined with dozens of buddhist statues and reliefs. It was otherworldly.

  • @catwatson2795
    @catwatson2795 Рік тому

    Thank you so much for another awesome video, I am just blown away by all the cool hidden trails, it would be somewhere you would want to get lost in and take a picnic so beautiful. I love the vibrancy of the moss in particular and all the nature, I love the you have overstayed your welcome analogies! Can't wait to explore this place. Keep up the good work! Cat

  • @k_redacted5353
    @k_redacted5353 Рік тому

    It was so fun to see you be the one shown around for a change! Especially with Akiko being such a wonderful guide! 🤩

  • @ryanmaclean3876
    @ryanmaclean3876 Рік тому

    Fellow Canadiab here. Love this video. Discovered your channel recently and greatly enjoying binging all your videos. Your excitement is infectious and it makes my life long desire to visit Japan increase exponentially. Random question, what coat are you wearing in this video? I love all the pockets.

  • @tyronsmith6116
    @tyronsmith6116 Рік тому

    Finally got to do this tour today with Akiko, it was amazing, the trails were so serene and peaceful. Such a surreal experience to have seen these areas previously here and to then experience them firsthand

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому

      thats amazing!!
      Thank you so much for sharing~

  • @Dasha15910
    @Dasha15910 Рік тому +1

    I love it, torii gates, shrines, forest, thanks for new video Norm! 😃

  • @LetsgowithHyro
    @LetsgowithHyro Рік тому

    What a wonderful vlog and a big reason I think you have the best channel on UA-cam. You continue to bring so many interesting topics and places to visit and in this particular one I feel like being there with you guys. My respect Norm from a fellow youtuber, keep it up!

  • @rolandgdean
    @rolandgdean Рік тому

    This is SUCK GREAT INFORMATION for me! I've wanted to go to Japan MOST of my life and I know Kyoto is very untouched in many ways so I know that I want to go there but my wife and I love to hike and fish and I feared there may not be places in Kyoto to do some of that. Thanks to you, now I know. I found myself almost tearing up when you were able to drink at the shrine and have an egg and some tea...and even now thinking about it. What a wonderful emotional "embrace" that is. Seeing this has made my heart ache to go there before I can no longer enjoy hiking and things like this. Beautiful experience.

  • @moniquegroom2353
    @moniquegroom2353 Рік тому

    I KNEW you were Canadian!!! If my hubby and I ever get to Japan we'd love to have you show us around. You have such joy in all you see....it would be a joy to have you show us.

  • @audaxfemina
    @audaxfemina Рік тому +1

    This was so cool. Definitely know what's on my list the next time I make it back to Japan. :) Thanks for sharing the adventure today!

  • @sahiljanak3288
    @sahiljanak3288 Рік тому

    I love it when you do these kinds of videos, japan just seems like a place out of a fantasy. Its really fun to learn new things about the customs and the shrines and hopefully i would be able to experience this myself one day. Thank you Norm for making these wonderful videos! Stay blessed!

  • @JapanWithCam
    @JapanWithCam Рік тому +1

    I went to Fushimi Inari shrine in december and it was amazing, I never knew about all the trails and small shrines around, now I want to go back🤣

  • @Dajhaniel
    @Dajhaniel Рік тому

    I'm usually a silent watcher but I need to tell you: I love your energy in front of the camera! And the opportunity to have a piece of Japan for ourselves. ♥️

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +1

      I really appreciate that~
      Thank you so much!

  • @regbar9265
    @regbar9265 Рік тому +1

    Just read an article in the Japan Times about Kei Ito who is refurbishing the Ito Shinzo trail linking Toyama and Nagano prefectures and thought of you. Got home from my walk and got this video. Perfect timing. Check it out cause I know you don’t have enough adventures planned!!!! Thanks for the fun.

  • @froggo603
    @froggo603 Рік тому

    love the little treat at the end! I cant remember faces at all so its even more amazing to me.

  • @blister4walken
    @blister4walken Рік тому

    Proper adventure. Looks like perfect hiking weather. Exploring is more fun on foot, and better for you. Right side,right leg. Better remember that

  • @MusicialInsomnia
    @MusicialInsomnia Рік тому

    Love the backroads side of such a popular area. I wandered off into a few my first time through and it was always such a nice respite from the massive amounts of people elsewhere. I’ve got a trip upcoming and returning to fushimi inari is one of the things I’m most excited about.

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому

      it was just such a great place to be!
      Already cant wait to get back~

  • @ornleifs
    @ornleifs Рік тому

    Wow what a gorgeous trail - specially the bamboo forest - loved this video.

  • @LemifromJapan
    @LemifromJapan Рік тому +4

    I felt like I was hiking together! Thank you for a amazing tour Norm!😆 Also, Akiko san is a wonderful guide!👍😊

    • @TokyoLens
      @TokyoLens  Рік тому +1

      Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much Lemi!

  • @ikd3240
    @ikd3240 Рік тому

    What a beautiful place. You’re videos are always so fun and calming.

  • @Count-Drekon
    @Count-Drekon Рік тому

    such nice walk, thank you so much for showing it to us.

  • @ra.esguerra
    @ra.esguerra Рік тому

    Omg. These are the places that I really wanna experience in Japan. I love these kind of videos you do.

  • @WatashiWannabe
    @WatashiWannabe Рік тому

    There's just so much here between the history, the scenery, and the sort of back alley hidden aspect of it. Cold weather or not, this is somewhere I need to go at some point. I plan on applying for my passport sometime very soon.

  • @wabi1
    @wabi1 Рік тому

    Soooo good! Wow, this forest She's so cool !

  • @TravelGeeq
    @TravelGeeq Рік тому

    I have no words for how awesome this is. I will be in Kyoto in a few weeks and I will do my best to find one of these hidden gems.

  • @Chonky_boi265
    @Chonky_boi265 Рік тому +1

    So informative. Thank you Norm! You were like a little kid in a candy store throughout the trip. Please invite Akiko more often. She was really a delightful addition.

  • @midge007
    @midge007 Рік тому

    Your excitement for this visit radiated through the video! Thank you for the awesome trip today!!!

  • @jnaughten1
    @jnaughten1 Рік тому

    Norm! Keep it up legend, you never cease to bring the great content to us, and we always appreciate it, and you!

  • @miguelmunoz8949
    @miguelmunoz8949 Рік тому

    I took this trail back in 2018, so excited to see it again!

  • @zaddyzathog4087
    @zaddyzathog4087 Рік тому

    Fushimi Inari is also my favorite shrine and I'm so lucky to be living about a 5 min walk from it. So I'm excited to see what secrets you'll show me!