Discovering Japan’s Least Populated City | Tottori Japan
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I really love that please..how i wish i can go back visit tottori
It's pretty surreal to see a city be so quiet and not much walkers. Keep on walking Shinichi! Great videos and insights on these unseen cities.👍🏾🤠
27:05 Oh, I’m so glad your video was on my recommended list of videos! I lived in Tottori for 13 years. It was my first assignment to work in Japan and you passed my former school where I worked for 9 years! (Time stamp on comment) It was an all girls’ high school back then and it’s so exciting to see how it’s changed! The Bunka Kaikan that you passed was where the school held my farewell party. Sooooo many wonderful memories! Thank you so much for your lovely video which captured all the beauty and simplicity of Tottori City. 🥰It’s been way too long since I’ve been back ~your video has filled me with nostalgia and happiness! Thanks again!
weather looks great😎☀
These types of videos where you're just kind of walking around showing us different areas of Japan like city centers and shops and local neighborhoods and parks where you are narrating and telling us about everything are my absolute favorite! I feel like I actually get to explore these places with you. Thank you so much for doing them! Also this one is particularly fun because it almost has an apocalyptic feel to it I guess because there's so few people around and so many shops are closed down. It almost feels like a different timeline than our current reality. Very interesting. Thank you Shinichi and I'm very sad to hear about the passing of one of your moderators. R.I.P. ❤️
Same! I am loving this. I’ll never get to see it myself so I love these videos!
Love you shinichi keep it up
That was a lovely walk, Shinichi--very quiet and peaceful. I enjoy empty streets but i understand how odd that may feel in contrast to Tokyo. Thank you for taking us on a tour of Tottori's city center. I really enjoy the videos about less-visited locations.
I'm _so_ sorry to hear that one of your faithful, hardworking, and treasured moderators has passed away.💔 As you say, that _is_ life, and yet the world always feels diminished by the loss of a kind and loving person. Prayers fly up for her, and for all who knew and cared for her--you and Satoshi included.🙏
This city reminds me of the country of Laos. Laos is a low populated country with tropical climate. It is very quiet and you barely see any vehicles on the streets when you're outdoors. I was in Luang Prabang, a UNESCO heritage town. I like the French colonial architecture there.
@@OS253 The similarity you find is very interesting!😊 I know something of the topography, climate, culture, and politics of Laos but have never actually been there. I wouldn't have expected the cities to be quiet. I'd like to see the French Colonial architecture. I can imagine that the French influence is quite pronounced after 60 years of presence in Laos.
Been there. Love the sabdcastle museum
It just amazes me how much trust Japanese people have in Japan. You will never have unmanned merchandise in America or other parts of the world. Everything will get stolen or vandalized.
Their trust is in Japanese people who have been brought up in the Japanese monoculture. That’s why they trust each other so much.
I was thinking this too! How nice it would be to live where people are so respectful!
Because they are a high quality monoculture.
Its the culture and accountability. It SHOULD be like this everywhere. Unfortunately politics, greed, capitalism ruin america. Divide between rich and poor makes it to where the distrust is so deep rooted and will likely never be fixed and the racial divide in america also plays a prominent role.
Japan doesn't promote diversity like the US n Europe do. That's why it's super safe in Japan
There is something about Japan that calms me down, there's something serene that you don't find in the quietest place in my country. I love these kinds of videos.
How beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I love your videos 🥰💖 Keep on sharing 🥰💖🙏
I visited Tottori on Nov 2019. Went to the Sand Dunes and Sand Museum. Love the City so much.
Shinichi, thanks for the walking tour! Wow, looks like most of the population has moved away. We have hundreds of cities and towns in the USA that similiar thing has happened. I am glad to see the streets are clean and crime is non existant.
I'm devastated to hear that one of the wonderful moderators has passed away! Chatting with them during live streams and premieres is always such a highlight. I've been unlucky with timing lately and missed some videos, so I had no idea. That is so, so sad 💔
Thanks for taking us on a relaxing and lovely walk. Like seeing the older style of shops and buildings. The Temple was beautiful especially the gardens inside and the walk along the riverbank was peaceful. My condolences to the passing of one of your Moderators. RIP 🙏.
Shinichi, another thing I just thought of, there are no 7-11, Family or Lawson convenience stores. Here in my neighborhood in Okinawa, we have 3 convienience stores within walking distance and they are building 2 more!
beautiful walk
What a delightful city, that looks like a lovely place for a relaxing walk.
Thank you for taking us along with your travels and walks. Your video content are relaxing, as well as informative. Strees-free content like yours is what I need these days. 😊
Thanks for walking these streets. I would never know otherwise of another interesting place in Japan.
Looks like a very peaceful little town. Lovely.
Thank you for this! I love Tottori and I am hoping to move there, this video is the perfect immersion to feel like I'm there before I'm there!
Was a nice walk shinichi!! I do remember when u guys were there last time!!! 👍🏻
Wow and them old nike air max runners are over 30 years old on display!😮👍🏻
Sorry to hear about the sad news about the lady passing away!!! 🙏🏼
thanks for this walk. I really appreciate walking putside of big city like this very relaxing & a new experience. keep on please
Thank for sharing this walk with us all the the sight and a little history about the town enjoy take care stay safe love the walk 😘😘❤️💯🙏🌈😍🥰🤩
For me Prefecture Tottori is a Place you have to visit in your life 🐦🏯⛩️
Thank you for filming your adventure for us, it is so pleasant to visit these places with you!
Just lovely! 😍🌹 Thank you! 💝😌
thanks for this video my bro. Greetings from Indonesia
That was amazing. You are an excellent guide. So sad to hear of your friend. People like this add so much to our life. Looking forward to joining your next walk ... :)
Ah~☆the memories of 2017 autumn...i remember the bridge with the children book statue, and a butterfly tile on the bridge acros going to sanddunes
Aloha 🌺 Thank you! Beautiful walk! Loved the river! Aloha 🌺🥰
Thanks for revealing the scenes available in Tottori. My extended family is from Yonago within Tottori…
Awesome job bro
The Kimono's are gorgeous.
Shinichi, so sad to hear of a moderators passing, my father passed almost exactly 4 months ago, am still feeling it. To all those that leave us, gone but not forgotten.
I love these videos so much, makes me wish I lived there.
Thanks for showing this! Me and partner have thought of going to this place in May. But not sure if there are enough sights or activities for us to do there.
Thank you for visiting this city. I love big cities but they're always too crowded for me. This one seems perfect although if the smaller population means the city is dying, I hope it gets crowded very soon.
So sad about Lady Murasaki. I know that you and Satoshi were a very happy part of her life ❤
Please go to Yonago! I would love to see the train station. I always wonder if the French coffee shop is still there across from the station. I miss Japan so much.
Great video. What equipment did you use to record?
Nice, sympathic, entertaining. But... missing Satoshi... Best regards
Do more walk around like this please. Ps, have you been walking in the bike lane? Is that what the yellow line is?
Such a neat little city... i plan to go to Hokuei when i visit Japan the next time. ;-)
Love your videos Arigato
Dear Sinichi 🙏🏼 Soul family never ends, they'll always guide and support us from above . These are days of tremendous loss in the world , we hold in our hearts the truth: love is a pure form of eternal energy and it's where we came from and which we belong to ~
Great place to film movies or shows?!
Empty shops are so so sad
Thank you for the video. I was sad to see what was going on in the Tottori downtown. You made a comment that it reminded you of an old US western town. Well a lot of those turned into ghost towns. Is it that the population of Tottori is very elderly and they don't do restaurants annd bars and fashion stores? In the US there are plenty of examples. People leave, they have everything delivered, it makes for ghost towns....
a vending machine with insect snacks. that's a first for me. i mean, who would've thought?
That's a real shocking business situation for the main shopping street for the prefectural capital. I bet things are hopping over at the Aeon Mall...
The 2nd bridge is decorated with Stars of David ✡️. Does that design mean something in Japan, other than being a Jewish symbol, or does that bridge have religious significance?
Insects really shouldn’t be the food of the future.