The grounds of Hokokuji are so lush and the ajisai are so beautiful. The bamboo forest reminds me of Arashiyama and the movie "House of Flying Daggers."
That bamboo forest is amazing. I'm a New Yorker in a constant concrete jungle, so seeing something that simply natural took my breath away. Thank you for sharing this experience.
Your voice mixed with the music and beautiful surroundings are so peaceful and calming. I've already watched it twice. This is why your channel is one of my favorites. Cheers....and thank you.
I absolutely loved it here! I actually prefer it to the famous bamboo forest in Kyoto. Although it’s smaller, it’s so much less crowded so there’s a lot more atmosphere, and you feel like you’re really going through the forest on the stepping stones.
looks like a lovely serene place to be in. tbh i wouldn’t care if it rains at all, just because of the atmosphere it creates. some of those other visitors were wearing beautiful yukatas in the background. guys, where’s your yukatas? please do a vid wearing them if you have them (i know it’s like asking a scottish guys to wear his kilt even though us scots don’t usually own them, unless for a wedding the guys have been asked to be best man or is the groom) and yes those hydrangeas are nice, i do prefer azaleas though.
Brother!!! At 3:58.....the woman behind your left shoulder...... looks exactly like my mama! I’m in tears, as Kamakura was one of my mom’s favorite places! Thank you for sharing this absolutely beautiful and peaceful place. ♥️
Hello Tabieats! Your fans here from Los Angeles - thank you for this video and made sure to make this one of our stops during our visit in Japan last week. It is lovely and we had the matcha experience as well. price went up to ¥900 but well worth the experience. 🥰🥰not much tourists and we were able to take lots of photos and spent time relaxing and meditating- Thank you!!
Just want to say, we're visiting Japan in a month and your videos have been helping us with research and to plan our trips. Looking forward to visiting Kamakura!
So amazing! Serene & beautiful ty so much for sharing one of the beautiful treasures Japan has to offer. I am so happy you had a beautiful visit. Love...
That is so cool. It looked like you walked into a samurai movie for some of those shots of the forest. The wagashi was beautifully shaped. This video makes me want to visit so badly.
The bamboo grove looks so serene and cozy, also don't get me started on the matcha, I'll remind myself to visit this temple if I ever go to Kamakura (or to Japan at all :" :" )
Hi Sinichi wow that was absolutely amazing not to much forest left in the world to enjoy since everything has to be destroyed to make room for condos and shopping centers. I wish I could fit in your pocket so I could be there to see it for myself. ( I'm only 4ft 8 so it's possible I could fit) 🤔🤔🤗🤗🤗😊😀😊. I love you guys. Every time I get a notification of a video from you I run to the closest device to watch. Please say Hi to Sitoshi for me. 🤗🤗🤗🤗.I hope to visit Japan one day and maybe get to meet you 2
I love when you guys go out and show more hidden gems in Japan. I could only wish that you guys could do this more often and if possibly bit longer videos. With that said, thumbs up for the video 👍🏻 -Wish you well.
This was so peaceful....I loved how you got on with the easy pace of the surroundings and felt super relaxed after your tea session! It all reflected in real time for me, half way across the world ( in the Netherlands), so I need to thank you for the calming effect you brought upon me. You guys never cease to amaze me with your videos!!! Thank you so much!
It brings me back to the bamboo forest I visited in Arashiyama, but it was in April, so no hydrangeas in bloom. The red camellias, however, were in full bloom, and they looked gorgeous.
We met you and Vin just as you got off your bikes. We really enjoyed the temple grounds. We also went to three other temples that day. The temple built in the 700’s was so nice. The moss covered stairs were very unique. Keep up the good work guys. Stuart
Could there be a more beautiful setting to enjoy your matcha and wagashi?! The ajisai and bamboo are absolutely stunning. I went to Kamakura with my family as a kid. I really need to go back and enjoy the matcha service. Thanks so much for this tranquil video!
Sometimes the most simplest things are the most beautiful overall and i can understand why you prefer this temple to the other one I'm not fond of crowds much myself. I would love to see them both someday but i love the peace and tranquillity of the bamboo forest and the matcha tea.
Oh, thank you -- that left me feeling very calm. The bamboo forest is beautiful! And what a treat to enjoy your matcha looking at the bamboo. Feeling so at peace which I need here.
This is one of your best videos. Such a gorgeous locale. It’s hard to believe that such beauty can exist in our world. Thank you for sharing your experience!
awww なつかし **w** this is one of my favorite places in japan, I visited 3 years ago. I had the same macha and enjoyed the peaceful view **w** the atmosphere is so amazing in that forest! O.o! no pictures or videos can capture it. But I love remembering it with them :3 thanks for sharing this :)
Wow that's beautiful! Great video as always, guys =). I just wanted to let you know that on the weekend I made adobo and the meatballs that Laurence made with you. Everything was so good! I loved it! And it was the first time I had filipino food. I'm in love hahaha. Thanks so much guys for all the amazing recipes and videos! Love u both! Big hug from Brazil
Thank u so much for this but it was too little & ended too soon. Pls do an extended ASMR version of kamakura bamboo forest so that I may experienced it vicariously through you 😂
can you guys go to tea house for maiko or geisha? that tea house who had that kimono girl to sing and dance and pour your drink.. can you film it too? I want to see it!
Serenity is hard to come by. Some of my favorite restaurants are places that are quiet and contemplative. People are too noisy most of the time and it sets my anxiety on edge.
Excellent Video! Quick question, what was the white tablet called that you ate with the matcha? I thought you said Wadashi, but when I look that up I only get Ramen photos. Thanks for the constant excellent Vids!!
I would love to visit Japan and go to places like this, but I fear that I wil have problems with my wheelchair. Most places don't look like they are accessible with wheelchair, is that true? Is it complicated for persons with handycaps generally in Japan?
It isn’t too complicated but it could be better. Riding trains should be no problem because the staff at tram stations will help you get on trains and also to help you get off. However it is not as wheelchair friendly as in the US unfortunately. It’s definitely easier if you have someone to with you on your travels.
The grounds of Hokokuji are so lush and the ajisai are so beautiful. The bamboo forest reminds me of Arashiyama and the movie "House of Flying Daggers."
That bamboo forest is amazing. I'm a New Yorker in a constant concrete jungle, so seeing something that simply natural took my breath away. Thank you for sharing this experience.
Serenity, beauty, and bliss. Could you imagine being there alone, one with Spirit and nature. Wow what a place to visit. Thank you guys.
Your voice mixed with the music and beautiful surroundings are so peaceful and calming. I've already watched it twice. This is why your channel is one of my favorites. Cheers....and thank you.
That was amazing! So tranquil and beautiful - I can see why you prefer that temple, Shinichi. Thank you for sharing that precious moment with us.
I absolutely loved it here! I actually prefer it to the famous bamboo forest in Kyoto. Although it’s smaller, it’s so much less crowded so there’s a lot more atmosphere, and you feel like you’re really going through the forest on the stepping stones.
looks like a lovely serene place to be in. tbh i wouldn’t care if it rains at all, just because of the atmosphere it creates.
some of those other visitors were wearing beautiful yukatas in the background. guys, where’s your yukatas? please do a vid wearing them if you have them (i know it’s like asking a scottish guys to wear his kilt even though us scots don’t usually own them, unless for a wedding the guys have been asked to be best man or is the groom)
and yes those hydrangeas are nice, i do prefer azaleas though.
that forest made me feel cool and refreshed. it's been very hot this week here and i needed this. thanks for showing this!!!
Brother!!! At 3:58.....the woman behind your left shoulder...... looks exactly like my mama! I’m in tears, as Kamakura was one of my mom’s favorite places! Thank you for sharing this absolutely beautiful and peaceful place. ♥️
See youtube.. people can make nice videos in japanese forests.
Edit : but seriously, its a great video 👍
Lol in a couple years I wonder if people will understand this comment.
@@nryan8190 oh we still remember alright xp
Wow! Those were enormous! How beautiful. I didn't know they could grow so big
wow I was super jealous the whole time watching. such a beautiful place. the way you pair the bitter matcha with the sugar candies looked so amazing.
Can’t thank you two enough for sharing so many nice experiences! I enjoy a lot your videos but this one was special!
Thank you!!
This is on my Japan list, and I can't wait to go. The tip about the tickets was something I didn't know and super helpful
I love bamboo! Beautiful video! So relaxing...peaceful
Reminded of the lovely bamboo forest at Arashiyama in Kyoto :) It was really pleasantly green even in winter
Yes! I've been there. Very nice bamboo forest. The area around it is pretty nice as well.
Cool video, the forest looked amazing and it wasn't so crowded there either
thank you.
WOW! I love it. Thats my kind of afternoon.
Love so much, great to see a differrent part of japan.
Hello Tabieats! Your fans here from Los Angeles - thank you for this video and made sure to make this one of our stops during our visit in Japan last week. It is lovely and we had the matcha experience as well. price went up to ¥900 but well worth the experience. 🥰🥰not much tourists and we were able to take lots of photos and spent time relaxing and meditating- Thank you!!
Thank you for the beautiful video!!! So peaceful! So beautiful! So jealous that I don't have it here! Love watching you guys!!
Just want to say, we're visiting Japan in a month and your videos have been helping us with research and to plan our trips. Looking forward to visiting Kamakura!
Love it! That bamboo forrest is great and amazing. I'd love to go one day.
I didnt know there was a bamboo forest so close to Tokyo!!! Definitely on my hit list next time I visit Japan
So amazing! Serene & beautiful ty so much for sharing one of the beautiful treasures Japan has to offer. I am so happy you had a beautiful visit. Love...
That is so cool. It looked like you walked into a samurai movie for some of those shots of the forest. The wagashi was beautifully shaped. This video makes me want to visit so badly.
Amazing! Thanks for showing us 😁 I look forward to being there! I hope to be able to meet you guys. Going to Japan this August 😊
The bamboo grove looks so serene and cozy, also don't get me started on the matcha, I'll remind myself to visit this temple if I ever go to Kamakura (or to Japan at all :" :" )
Hi Sinichi wow that was absolutely amazing not to much forest left in the world to enjoy since everything has to be destroyed to make room for condos and shopping centers. I wish I could fit in your pocket so I could be there to see it for myself. ( I'm only 4ft 8 so it's possible I could fit) 🤔🤔🤗🤗🤗😊😀😊. I love you guys. Every time I get a notification of a video from you I run to the closest device to watch. Please say Hi to Sitoshi for me. 🤗🤗🤗🤗.I hope to visit Japan one day and maybe get to meet you 2
I love when you guys go out and show more hidden gems in Japan. I could only wish that you guys could do this more often and if possibly bit longer videos. With that said, thumbs up for the video 👍🏻
-Wish you well.
What an incredibly amazing forest. nice work guys.
That was so inspiring, I'm off to Kamakura tomorrow to paint. Arigato 😊🎨
This was so peaceful....I loved how you got on with the easy pace of the surroundings and felt super relaxed after your tea session!
It all reflected in real time for me, half way across the world ( in the Netherlands), so I need to thank you for the calming effect you brought upon me.
You guys never cease to amaze me with your videos!!!
Thank you so much!
お菓子のらくがん久しぶりに拝見しました❗お作法に捕らわれずに各自好きなようにお茶を頂くのは良いですね😆景色も素晴らしいです😁女性の浴衣姿とても華やかです❤️
It brings me back to the bamboo forest I visited in Arashiyama, but it was in April, so no hydrangeas in bloom. The red camellias, however, were in full bloom, and they looked gorgeous.
That looks so beautiful!
We met you and Vin just as you got off your bikes. We really enjoyed the temple grounds. We also went to three other temples that day. The temple built in the 700’s was so nice. The moss covered stairs were very unique. Keep up the good work guys. Stuart
it's beautiful! everything
Could there be a more beautiful setting to enjoy your matcha and wagashi?! The ajisai and bamboo are absolutely stunning. I went to Kamakura with my family as a kid. I really need to go back and enjoy the matcha service. Thanks so much for this tranquil video!
Great video Shinichi! The music is so peaceful and perfect for this video.
Sometimes the most simplest things are the most beautiful overall and i can understand why you prefer this temple to the other one I'm not fond of crowds much myself. I would love to see them both someday but i love the peace and tranquillity of the bamboo forest and the matcha tea.
Looks gorgeous
Looks really beautiful thank you for shareing❤❤
That's super cool, way cool! 😉😃👍💯 The beautiful forest and of course, the tea in Japan. This is the best!
Beautiful place!!
Oh, thank you -- that left me feeling very calm. The bamboo forest is beautiful! And what a treat to enjoy your matcha looking at the bamboo. Feeling so at peace which I need here.
Ooh that seemed so peaceful!:)
This is one of your best videos. Such a gorgeous locale. It’s hard to believe that such beauty can exist in our world. Thank you for sharing your experience!
Visited bamboo groove @ Kyoto twice & had green tea there as well... Very peaceful & tranquil
So beautiful!
Going there next time in Japan.
Amazing video, thanks !
Wow drinking the Matcha in front of that forest looked amazing!
Beautiful spot!
(I’m on vacation in France, currently. My first time traveling internationally.)
So beautiful! Thank you for taking us there. 😘
I absolutely love Kamakura, beautiful video guys
It would be perfect if there is a river or perhaps a lake. Nice video man! I hope next time you can film Enoshima Island or perhaps Hakone. Thanks.
Nice! I've been to the bamboo forest in Arashiyama, Kyoto. Will check this place out on my next visit, thanks. :)
A very beautiful place! Thanks for the video.
I love it too
カワイーあなたも、お母さんも
The forest is beautiful and I love matcha tea
Comme c'est beau et calme ! Merci
this was amazing to experience even if through a video :) great presentation!!! looking forward in the future to more video's like this :) :)
awww なつかし **w** this is one of my favorite places in japan, I visited 3 years ago. I had the same macha and enjoyed the peaceful view **w** the atmosphere is so amazing in that forest! O.o! no pictures or videos can capture it. But I love remembering it with them :3
thanks for sharing this :)
Wow that's beautiful! Great video as always, guys =). I just wanted to let you know that on the weekend I made adobo and the meatballs that Laurence made with you. Everything was so good! I loved it! And it was the first time I had filipino food. I'm in love hahaha. Thanks so much guys for all the amazing recipes and videos! Love u both! Big hug from Brazil
A great video to watch while I am sipping my green tea. I'm thinking of purchasing a matcha tea set soon.
your editing and video work on this video is super. Great job!
There is something special about bamboo!!!! Been to kamakura but not there!! P.s go Nippon!!!!! 🇯🇵⚽️🍺
Thank u so much for this but it was too little & ended too soon. Pls do an extended ASMR version of kamakura bamboo forest so that I may experienced it vicariously through you 😂
Amazing! Thank you for this video.
かっくいですね😍
Bring more videoes like this, please ^w^
マカロンキング たぶん...?
ごめんなさい、僕の日本語はきれいくないです😅
I had similar Matcha at the Golden Temple in Kyoto...very nice bamboo forest!
wow...beautiful and serene :)
That looks amazingly peaceful. Great music selection as well. Could you let me know the song title and artist so I could find it to meditate to?
What a fabulous place!
Your hair was very long at the front, back then, I've forgotten about it. 😀
Very beautiful place. Japanese people hardest working people on the planet
Love it! And good choice of music again :)
Awesome so beautiful
おいしそう
I need to meditate there ah 😍
can you guys go to tea house for maiko or geisha? that tea house who had that kimono girl to sing and dance and pour your drink.. can you film it too? I want to see it!
We went to the big Buddha, and the beach, but we didn't know about this place
Serenity is hard to come by. Some of my favorite restaurants are places that are quiet and contemplative. People are too noisy most of the time and it sets my anxiety on edge.
Excellent Video! Quick question, what was the white tablet called that you ate with the matcha? I thought you said Wadashi, but when I look that up I only get Ramen photos. Thanks for the constant excellent Vids!!
would like to see you guys visit Meiji shrine in Shibuya
I`m gonna be there in the middle of May, hopefully the hydrangea are already out by then. Does anyone know?
5 THUMBS UP!!!!
At 1:29, Is that Moso or Japanese Timber Bamboo - i have some growing looks like that but not quite that big YET... but close :)
you're telling me they don't sell matcha grinding tools at daiso or the 100 yen store?! 😆
I love nature 🙄
I would love to visit Japan and go to places like this, but I fear that I wil have problems with my wheelchair. Most places don't look like they are accessible with wheelchair, is that true? Is it complicated for persons with handycaps generally in Japan?
It isn’t too complicated but it could be better. Riding trains should be no problem because the staff at tram stations will help you get on trains and also to help you get off. However it is not as wheelchair friendly as in the US unfortunately. It’s definitely easier if you have someone to with you on your travels.
I have never been to the US, so I can't really compare it (I'm from Germany), but your information is very helpful, thank you :)
Please show less of yourself and more of Japan,thanks.