Japan Solo Travel
Japan Solo Travel
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What happened after the city was hit by a major earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident.
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From 10/27/2024
I enjoy traveling by car alone with the concept of staying in the car all the time and taking all the downhill roads.
This time, I drove through the Tohoku region, especially along the Sanriku coastline, seeing, feeling, and eating at the points that caught my attention.
This series is divided into 11 parts.
This time we are taking pictures of Epi.2, Futaba-machi and Namie-machi in Fukushima Prefecture.
Click here to see a video of a tsunami caused by a major earthquake in Japan.
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Japan | luxury train | Creative cuisine | Historic Shrines and Gate town
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@japansolotravel2022 #asmr #vlog #driving #travel #travelalone #tokyo #chichibu #Spring #scenery #nature #sightseeing #gourmet #eating #walking #strolling #travel #japan #japanesefood #japantravel #train #luxury #luxurycars #jr #saitama #railway #shrine #history   Seibu, 52-seat bliss: www.seiburailway.jp/railways/seibu52-shifuku/ Chichibu Railway: www.chichibu-railway.co.jp/slpaleo/ Chichibu K...
Japanese spring scenery, history and nature.
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@japansolotravel2022 #asmr #vlog #driving #travel #travelalone #fuji #Yamanashi #Shizuoka #Spring #scenery #nature #sightseeing #gourmet #eating #walking #strolling #travel #japan #japanesefood #japantravel #yokohama This is a travel vlog sent by a single woman. It introduces famous places, historic sites, gardens, gourmet food, transportation, history, scenery, etc. in Japan. city walking / fo...
This is a story of encountering a spectacular blue landscape in a remote part of Japan.
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@japansolotravel2022 #nemophila #seaside #kochia #vlog #asmr #travel #tourism #travelalone #train #gourmet #walk #eating #walking #park #sea #flowers #japan #japantravel #japantrip #japanese #japanesefood Japan Travel Railroad Trip: www.jrview-travel.com/reserve/topList Kunitachi Seaside Park: www.jrview-travel.com/reserve/topList Nemophila Curry: pleasure.hitachikaihin.jp/attractions/shop-suns...
Explore the historic hot spring towns of Japan that were famous in the past.
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@japansolotravel2022 #Onsen #Travel #hotspring #Izu #Ito #Town Walking #Travel #Tourism #Shizuoka #Train #Railway #Loneraveler #asmr #vlog #Sea #Retro #Eating #Stroll #Gourmet #Heritage #PowerSpot Ito Onsen: itospa.com/spa/index.html Tokaikan: itospa.com/spot/detail_52002.html Marutaka: ito-marugen.com/ Raiku Shrine: kinomiya.or.jp/ Higashi Izu Travel Video Travel vlog] Travel alone to experien...
Current status of a once prosperous and famous hot spring resort near Tokyo
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@japansolotravel2022 #Ruins #Reconstruction #asmr #Travel #Tourism #Onsen #Shizuoka #Train #Railway #vlog #Sea #Showa #Retro #Eating #Walking #Gourmet #Taiwan #Jufen #Festival Atugawa Onsen: atagawa.net/index.php/topic/h... Izu no Ajiro Nishiki: tabelog.com/shizuoka/A2205/A2... Travel video of Higashi Izu A trip by yourself to experience the extraordinary ruclips.net/video/FWk5-XfeM6g/видео.htm...
Enjoy famous Japanese shrines and local delicacies
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@japansolotravel2022 #vlog #travel #travelalone #travelvlog #tourism #gourmet #shizuoka #walking #asmr #train #localtrain #autumn #autumnleaves #scenery #spectacularviews #50s #soulfood #shizuoka #tuna #market As a former resident of Shizuoka Prefecture, I would like to share some of my recommendations for places to visit and soul food in Shizuoka Prefecture. Hattasan(temple): www.hattasan.or.j...
Take a sightseeing train with an open deck to see the Pacific Ocean up close.
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@Japansolotravel2022 #japantravel #japantrip #japan #kyoto #tokyo #trip #vlog #visitjapan #sleepertrain #solojapantravel #train #food #traveljapan #sightseeing #gourmet February 2024 I have been wanting to ride the Sunrise Seto down train (Tokyo→Takamatsu) for a long time. This is the third day of a four-day, three-night trip in Shikoku. I will share with you the sightseeing in Takamatsu and a ...
Go to see the early blooming cherry blossoms in Japan.
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#vlog #sightseeing #travel #walking #cherry blossom #sakura #Odawara #festival #hanami #spring #kanagawa #mountain #fuji #hakone @japansolotravel2022 *In the video, the cooperation fee for the park is 200 yen, but it is actually 300 yen for adults and 200 yen for children. February 2024 We went cherry blossom viewing at Kawazu Cherry Blossom viewing spot. Kawazu cherry blossoms in Izu are beaut...
Riding the last sleeper train in Japan with my child
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@Japansolotravel2022 #japantravel #japantrip #japan #kyoto #tokyo #trip #vlog #visitjapan #sleepertrain #solojapantravel #train #food #traveljapan #sightseeing #gourmet February 2024 I have been wanting to ride the Sunrise Seto down train (Tokyo→Takamatsu) for a long time. I am with my grandson who loves the Sunrise. I will share how we spent time on the Sunrise with our toddler and how it went...
Enjoyed a primitive life experience in Machu Picchu, Japan.
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#sunset #vlog #Nagano #Shizuoka #travel #tourism #gourmet #walking #farmer #village #autumn leaves #scenery #spectacular #sunset #sunset #drive #hotsumura #farmhouse #minshuku #mizukubo #gibier #fire #coalfire #outdoor #farming #accommodation #50s @japansolotravel2022 November 2023. I share my experience of living in a secluded, self-catering lifestyle in a marginal mountain village near the bo...
I was impressed by the sunset at the most famous beach in Japan.
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@japansolotravel2022 #sunset #japan #beach #walking #tokyo #yokohama #travel #train #sea #trip #vlog #gourmet #kamakura #yokohama Enoden(train):www.enoden.co.jp/ Inamuragasaki:www.city.kamakura.kanagawa.jp/keikan/100sen/sizen/09.html This is a travel vlog sent by a single woman. It introduces famous places, historic sites, gardens, gourmet food, transportation, history, scenery, etc. in Japan. ...
Beautiful natural sceneries that you should see at least once in Japan
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@japansolotravel2022 #vlog #Yamanashi #Nagano #Travel #Tourism #Gourmet #Stroll #Northern Alps #Yatsugatake #Alps #Kirigamine #Kofu #Autumn #Foliage #Scenery #Spectacular #Sunset #Sunset #Syosenkyo #Highlands #Drive November 2023 I'll share some spectacular spots from Yamanashi Prefecture to Nagano Prefecture that you should see at least once. The valley with beautiful autumn leaves and the Jap...
Local Railway Journey to Enjoy Japanese History and Spectacular Views
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Local Railway Journey to Enjoy Japanese History and Spectacular Views
Ride a local train popular with foreigners that runs through the great outdoors
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Ride a local train popular with foreigners that runs through the great outdoors
Experience the most photogenic spots in Japan
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Experience the most photogenic spots in Japan
A local train terminus in a mountain village that seems to have slipped back in time
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A local train terminus in a mountain village that seems to have slipped back in time
Pilgrimage to Retro Showa-era(1980s) Sanctuaries and a trip to eat seafood from the Sea of Japan
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Pilgrimage to Retro Showa-era(1980s) Sanctuaries and a trip to eat seafood from the Sea of Japan
Spectacular train running between the World Natural Heritage Site and the Sea of Japan
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Spectacular train running between the World Natural Heritage Site and the Sea of Japan
Korea Travel Vlog/Can I catch a flight home from overseas while the warning is in effect?
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Korea Travel Vlog/Can I catch a flight home from overseas while the warning is in effect?
Korea Travel Vlog/Korean Street food/Big eater/Japanese woman's POV
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Korea Travel Vlog/Korean Street food/Big eater/Japanese woman's POV
South Korea Travel Vlog/Street food/Korean food/Japanese woman's POV
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South Korea Travel Vlog/Street food/Korean food/Japanese woman's POV
Spectacular train running between the World Natural Heritage Site and the Sea of Japan
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Spectacular train running between the World Natural Heritage Site and the Sea of Japan
Tuna from a Tokyo sushi restaurant in the northernmost part of Japan
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Tuna from a Tokyo sushi restaurant in the northernmost part of Japan
Passionate Japanese festivals, culture and history impressed me on a one-person trip.
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Passionate Japanese festivals, culture and history impressed me on a one-person trip.
Welcome to the most beautiful mountain stream in Japan, overflowing with natural beauty
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Welcome to the most beautiful mountain stream in Japan, overflowing with natural beauty
Japan's Great Tourist Attractions Aomori Prefecture Vol.1
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Japan's Great Tourist Attractions Aomori Prefecture Vol.1
Solo travel begins on a luxury ferry on the longest route in Japan.
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Solo travel begins on a luxury ferry on the longest route in Japan.
The best spot in Japan's most beautiful bay area.
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The best spot in Japan's most beautiful bay area.
Food and spectacular attractions of an exclusive seaside resort near Tokyo
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Food and spectacular attractions of an exclusive seaside resort near Tokyo

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  • @かず-v3i
    @かず-v3i 22 дня назад

    こんばんは~❗ 英語!?何言ってるか分からないですけど、1人旅さんの意外が見えました❗ 応援しますよ🎉

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 22 дня назад

      カズさん😊 ほぼサブチャンネルへのコメントありがとうございました🙏 同じ内容の英語版になります。 話している内容はメインチャンネルとは少し変えてあります。 字幕が出てくると思うので、日本語にして見てみてください。

  • @ForbiddTV
    @ForbiddTV 23 дня назад

    No town was "lost" due to the nuclear power plant accident and no one was injured by radiation.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 23 дня назад

      There have been workers killed in explosions. Certainly no residents died from radioactive contamination. But 12 years later, no residents have returned to the city. If it had only been a tsunami, residents would have devised ways to live in the city like in other cities, towns, and villages. However, no one would want to live in a place with an air radiation level of 1.1. The city was gone, at least from what I could see.

  • @rejoysurendran810
    @rejoysurendran810 23 дня назад

    Good see a video after sometime😊

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 23 дня назад

      Thank you for watching. The video we plan to upload after this one will be a little more serious and tsunami related. We hope you enjoy it.

  • @avonord
    @avonord 2 месяца назад

    綺麗ですね。でも、船が多すぎますね。そこに一人でいたら、もっと素晴らしいですね

  • @ForidaKhatunSetu
    @ForidaKhatunSetu 6 месяцев назад

    Wooooooooooooooow nice

  • @ardianworld777
    @ardianworld777 6 месяцев назад

    What a spectacular trip report! The food looks amazing. Thank you for sharing the report with us! Wishing you all the best from The Netherlands

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 6 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching from the Netherlands! There are many more tourist trains like the one in the video. Trains specializing in local food, trains specializing in local drinks, trains specializing in sweets, etc. All of them have great hospitality and you will surely enjoy them. If you have a chance, please take a ride! Thank you very much for your message of support.

  • @MrDboydeluxe
    @MrDboydeluxe 7 месяцев назад

    Thanks for showing your experience. That town seemed so quiet and peaceful. 👍😊

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 6 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! We introduced spring in Japan and popular sightseeing trains. There is an interesting history and good old-fashioned scenery left here. If you have a chance, please experience it.

  • @hansu-nihon
    @hansu-nihon 7 месяцев назад

    素敵な日本旅行に連れて行ってくれてありがとう。日本がとても恋しいので、あなたのビデオを見ると幸せな気持ちになります。ビデオであなたを初めて見ました。11:13 とても素敵ですね!🙇‍♂☺✌

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 7 месяцев назад

      いつもご視聴ありがとうございます😊 秩父は初めて訪れましたが、日本にはまだこんな良いところが残されていたのかと感動しました。 私のビデオで日本を思い出して頂けたら嬉しく思います🇯🇵 いつも温かいメッセージをありがとうございます😉 とても励みになります🍀

  • @shainakhaqan7506
    @shainakhaqan7506 7 месяцев назад

    Very nice please visit koi farms

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 7 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! Is this a Nishikigoi farm, I had no experience with it. I will look into it. When I visited Takamatsu, Kagawa, Japan once, I saw many beautiful Nishikigoi in a pond in a famous park. I remember being impressed by their truly beautiful and graceful swimming. I am posting the URL of the video below. It is a video on my sub-channel. ruclips.net/video/nRuvr_93drc/видео.htmlsi=izTbaktQwv9b6oou

  • @hansu-nihon
    @hansu-nihon 7 месяцев назад

    撮影、編集、細部まで細心の注意を払っていることがわかりました。 ビデオを見るのはいつも楽しくてリラックスできます。 日本が恋しいので、すぐに戻って日本に住んで働きたいと思っています。 あなたのビデオは私を幸せにします。😊✌

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 7 месяцев назад

      いつもご視聴ありがとうございます😊 心温まる応援メッセージは、いつも私の原動力になっています! 日本はまだまだ秘めたポテンシャルがたくさんあります。 それらを私の視点で動画にしてお届けしたいなと考えています😀 いつでも戻ってきてくださいね🍀 日本の良いところをたくさん発掘してください👍

  • @hansu-nihon
    @hansu-nihon 7 месяцев назад

    美しい花畑🌷😊✌もし許されるなら、花を摘んであ​​なたに差し上げます。🤭

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 7 месяцев назад

      こんにちは😊 いつもご視聴ありがとうございます。 ネモフィラ美しいですよね🌸 秋にはあの花畑がコキアになります🍁 コキアの時期にまた行ってみようと思います。 いつも応援してくれて嬉しいです😊

  • @h.w.a.batterink1027
    @h.w.a.batterink1027 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you for taking me with you on this trip. I really liked it. Beautiful out there. Have a nice day. Thank you.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 7 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! I am so glad you liked my video. Your words are my pleasure. Please check my channel again as I will be making more videos of Japan's natural scenery! Have a nice day to you too.

  • @S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc
    @S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc 7 месяцев назад

    Hey, nice video. The voice over is well done and actually adds value to the video, keep it up!.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 7 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! I came across a good voice reading software and I used it. I will be making more videos in this form, so please come back and watch again!

  • @bozoone3781
    @bozoone3781 8 месяцев назад

    I would have liked some toast to go with the egg!😀 It's sad to see so many places being abandoned. The town looks like a wonderful vacation destination. 👍 Seeing you drink that beer made me want one for myself 🍺Thanks for taking us along!

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 8 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! These poached eggs and toast were surely the best match. This hot spring resort has good hot springs with abundant hot water and high efficacy, but it is a pity that they are now in decline and not being fully utilized. I am sure it will be more exciting when more foreign visitors come to visit. There are also many dishes that make beer taste good. I made this video in the hope that it can be restored again.

  • @PaulMon-bf4pu
    @PaulMon-bf4pu 8 месяцев назад

    I enjoyed your video to Shizuoka very much. I once visited Shimizu to meet a penfriend for the first time when I was much younger. Thank you for the memories that it reminded me of that time. 😊

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 8 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! I love your memories of your pen pal, so wonderful! I think Shimizu has changed in many ways. As a tourist destination, I felt that they are seriously thinking about how to convey its charm. Please visit Shizuoka Prefecture again! I am sure you will discover a different kind of fun.

  • @Lisa-vj6pz
    @Lisa-vj6pz 9 месяцев назад

    Thanku soooo much...my family has deep roots in Takachiho... Our family kanji. Means from the heavens ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤you took me home...thanku....iam in America.....I will return to bring mama ashes . .... now Takachiho family...have a home in America...iam in gold country....looks so much like Takachiho... I see why mama loved so much . .❤forever SHINTO❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 8 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching. You had a connection to Takachiho. I am glad you enjoyed the video. Takachiho is the land of God. The beauty of nature speaks for itself. Please visit Takachiho again sometime!

  • @rejoysurendran810
    @rejoysurendran810 9 месяцев назад

    Always enjoy you travel. Love from California.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 9 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching from California! Your comments help me a lot. Please come back and visit my channel!

  • @MrDboydeluxe
    @MrDboydeluxe 9 месяцев назад

    Those lines are longer than the ones at Universal Studios in Osaka! 🤣 thanks for the video!

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 9 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! Thanks to the long lines, I could take my time to watch the cherry blossom walkway. In this case, the queue may have been a meaningful queue.

  • @pang-ngiavang1956
    @pang-ngiavang1956 9 месяцев назад

    Where can I visit wisteria trees in Japan around mid April?

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 9 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching. Wisteria flowers are at their best from the end of April to the beginning of May, but I think the earliest place to see them is in Shikoku or southern Kyushu. I recommend Rengeji Pond Park in Fujieda City, Shizuoka Prefecture. This park is located in a warmer part of Honshu, so you can see the wisteria flowers in mid-April. www.at-s.com/event/article/flower/120613.html

  • @hansu-nihon
    @hansu-nihon 9 месяцев назад

    I wished I would be in Japan already living and working there and see the Sakura trees, but my ex Japanese girlfriend her serious illness decided otherwise.😭 You make beautiful and interesting video's.😊

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 9 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! I am very concerned about her illness... Please come and see the cherry blossoms with us when she recovers! I am sure the cherry blossoms and natural scenery in spring will heal both of you. I hope you will make it in time, as the beauty of spring in Japan really begins in March.

  • @wilkowanders
    @wilkowanders 9 месяцев назад

    🙏🏼 Thanks for this overview of Takayama, I visited last September and it was beautiful. We loved the traditional buildings and the peacefulness of being in the mountains. We did not spot the cat cafe, that looks so cool.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 9 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! Takayama is a favorite spot for Japanese people to watch the good old scenery. Cat cafes are rather common in urban areas. Not only cat cafes, but also rabbit cafes and owl cafes are available.

  • @PakRailography
    @PakRailography 10 месяцев назад

    Thats a brilliant train ride. Being a railfan totally loved it. Let's see when my dream of riding such modern trains can come true :)

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! We are very happy you liked it. Currently, this line is the only regularly operated sleeper train in existence in Japan. And the carriages are nearing the end of their useful life, and it seems that the company is in the midst of discussions about whether to renew them or scrap the line itself. This line is a loss-making line to begin with, and it is rumored to be more likely to be scrapped than not. Please take a ride before the line is scrapped.

    • @PakRailography
      @PakRailography 10 месяцев назад

      @@japansolotravel2022It would be a pity that such great line would be scrapped. I wish someday I might get a chance to experience it. Wish you a great time!

  • @MrDboydeluxe
    @MrDboydeluxe 10 месяцев назад

    Your little guy will be starting his own RUclips channel in a few years! Japan Solo Solo Travel channel. 😊 young train otaku!😅

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! It would be fun if my grandson started SOLO SOLO TRAVEL. I can collaborate with my grandson. Thanks for the interesting idea! I am a little worried about the Japanese railroad fans, they are a bit fanatical lol.

  • @hansu-nihon
    @hansu-nihon 10 месяцев назад

    Konnichiwa! You have a very kind and polite son. 😊The train drive did remind me of my childhood when my parents took me on the train. Greetings (51 years old single male) from Antwerpen, Belgium.🙇‍♂✌ Arigatou gozaimashita!

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! My grandson seems to have learned how to spend time on the train, probably because he usually goes to daycare by train. Thank you for your message from Belgium. I would like to visit Belgium once before I die. I am happy to receive your message from the country of my dreams! I am 53 years old and single lol.

    • @hansu-nihon
      @hansu-nihon 10 месяцев назад

      @japansolotravel2022 I send you an e-mail with some photo's. I hope you got it.😉

    • @hansu-nihon
      @hansu-nihon 10 месяцев назад

      @@japansolotravel2022 I send you an e-mail with some photo's. I hope you got it.😉

  • @h.w.a.batterink1027
    @h.w.a.batterink1027 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this nice train ride, i enjoyed it. It is so nice to show the boy the world. Love to you both

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! You are right. We believe that children need as much knowledge as possible and the experience to be able to use it. A mix of these will turn into an education. We hope to help with such accumulation.

  • @beavistechrock
    @beavistechrock 10 месяцев назад

    Watching from Michigan here in the United States. I'm amazed by the fall colors. In future videos could you put more detail about your meals in the subtitles to help educate those of us not familiar with Japanese cuisine?

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! I am delighted to hear from you from Michigan. Japanese food is no longer only the ancient Japanese food, but there are even dishes from foreign countries that have been adapted into Japanese style and made original. I am proud to say that we can boast to other countries only about our food culture. In future videos, I will introduce in detail such interesting aspects of Japanese food. Thank you for your good advice!

  • @bozoone3781
    @bozoone3781 10 месяцев назад

    Beautiful views 👍It would be hard to live that way every day, but for a vacation, it would be fun. Thanks for taking us along 😁

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! Living a primitive life requires time and effort, but I felt there's a luxury in deliberately experiencing it. It feels like a good reset for the mind. Of course, I also believe that it's enjoyable precisely because it's done occasionally.

  • @MrDboydeluxe
    @MrDboydeluxe 10 месяцев назад

    Boy this video gives me fond memories, Kamakura along with Kanazawa are my two favorite areas in Japan, I always exit the tram at Shichirigahama station to enjoy the beach, ocean, sunset view, I go a favorite burger place that has small outdoor seating on the 2nd floor to watch the day go by and enjoy some food. Life at its best! Thanks for the video. Much appreciated. 🙏

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! Kanazawa is another quaint city like little Kyoto. I like this place very much too. Is the open cafe on the second floor Bill's Cafe? It's in a great location overlooking Shichirigahama. Thanks for sharing your memories!

  • @S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc
    @S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc 10 месяцев назад

    Nice video! your cinematography is improving a lot. That doesn't mean it was bad before.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you for watching! Your comments are a great help to me. I am very happy. Please continue to support me!

  • @williamstephens9945
    @williamstephens9945 10 месяцев назад

    Yay

  • @welcome_Moscow_walks
    @welcome_Moscow_walks 11 месяцев назад

    Colorful autumn time 😊

  • @itzyritziee8933
    @itzyritziee8933 11 месяцев назад

    Hello what day in Feb it is exactly?

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 11 месяцев назад

      Hello! Thank you for watching. This is mid-February. This year was milder than usual and they did not get any snow. Hopefully we will get some snow this year.

  • @danivicentvidal7072
    @danivicentvidal7072 11 месяцев назад

    Hola! Me encanta el video! Para comer en HIDA beef Maruaki hace falta reserva?

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 11 месяцев назад

      ¡Hola! Gracias por mirar. No es necesario reservar para este restaurante de carne Hida. Fui al restaurante sin reserva. Sin embargo, los fines de semana, tanto el almuerzo como la cena son muy populares y hay lista de espera. Sería mejor reservar si fuera posible. ¡Buen viaje!

  • @写真の人は岡田茂吉です

    素晴らしい😊

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      ありがとうございます! 楽しんで頂けて嬉しく思います。

  • @HLHOP701
    @HLHOP701 Год назад

    Hi want to ask where we can put our medium luggage and have a seat near to it? Where to book? Thanks

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      Thank you for watching! Japanese bullet trains and express trains always have space for luggage. There is almost no worry about luggage being stolen on Japanese trains. There are surveillance cameras on board and in Japan, if you leave your bag to get a seat at Starbucks Coffee, you rarely have to worry about it being stolen. At least I have never had an unfortunate experience. However, you want to reduce the risk to zero on your trip, so I will show you how to reserve your seat. If there is room for luggage in the front and back of each car, and you want to reserve a seat in the vicinity of that space, please designate your seat when you make your reservation. If you are making your reservation online, you will see a diagram of the seats, and you can select the seats in the front and rear. www.eki-net.com/Personal/reserve/wb/RouteSearchConditionInput/Index If you are at a manned counter, ask the attendant if you would like to reserve a seat in the front or back of the car. Incidentally, I believe that the Hida Limited Express has a wire key in the luggage compartment that can be secured. Please check at the manned counter. Have a nice trip!

  • @jjescorpiso21
    @jjescorpiso21 Год назад

    A longer video upload! I shall gratefully enjoy this 🙇🏾‍♀️

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      Thanks for your comment! Enjoy the spectacular views of Japan's highest peaks and unexplored areas.

  • @scottyirish3231
    @scottyirish3231 Год назад

    It's 4:52 am...I'm up and heading out to do chores. Thanks a bunch for your videos. ❤ I got friends in Australia and you're not that far from 'em. 😉

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      Thanks for watching my video so early in the morning. I wish you a wonderful day today!

    • @scottyirish3231
      @scottyirish3231 Год назад

      @@japansolotravel2022no thank YOU for the video 🙏 Gotta get out West here!

  • @scottyirish3231
    @scottyirish3231 Год назад

    I'm telling you I will trade you a Sturgis South Dakota bikers rally for a tour over there❤

    • @scottyirish3231
      @scottyirish3231 Год назад

      Seriously G...gotta ranch too over here! Selling calves and got some extra dough. Building a scoot too....🙏💪

  • @MrDboydeluxe
    @MrDboydeluxe Год назад

    Funny reading the previous comment, I also needed a fraction more time reading the subtitles, I’m getting old but glad to know I was not the only one. 😂 thanks for your video!

  • @whatgoesaroundcomesaround920

    Interesting and scenic, thank you for sharing this! Please leave your English subtitles on a bit longer. I find I am so interested in the actual video that I don't immediately notice your comments, and they are gone before I finish.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      Hello! Thank you for watching. I am glad you are interested in my videos. Your advice about the subtitle setting time being too short is very useful to me. I am baking and finishing this video and will reflect your advice in my next video. As for this video, I would be happy if you could solve the problem by repeatedly watching it! (*‘∀‘)

  • @S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc
    @S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc Год назад

    Hey, glad you up loaded again! now i have a fine excuse to get some popcorn! i just want to say, i sure appreciate a woman who knows and appreciates her liquors. i would have never guessed salt and sake went together nicely. if i lived in Japan, i'm sure i'll be spending every penny i make into train rides. i challenge you to show an ugly and unappealing train ride in Japan (that isn't underground, those boring anywhere).

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      Hello. Thank you for watching. I think the greatest attraction of Japanese local trains is the luxury of spending time. I dare you to spend time and enjoy the inconvenience. What you can see from that inconvenience is the scenery and atmosphere that you cannot experience on a vehicle that focuses on speed. But perhaps that is the nostalgia of a generation that knows analog before it evolved. There are many videos that introduce evolution, but I dare to convey a retrograde nostalgia.

    • @S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc
      @S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc Год назад

      @@japansolotravel2022 Funny how inconvenient can be so scenic, kind of like taking a long ferry lasting 2-3 days of transit instead of just taking a 2hrs plane ride. if i can spare the time, i'm having the long train ride, the slow ferry. this world moves way too fast sometimes.

  • @Typhonnyx
    @Typhonnyx Год назад

    lol used 10x .... cute!!☺

  • @tinyfrog919
    @tinyfrog919 Год назад

    You have a very good eye for filming. Thank you.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      Hello, I am a member of the board of directors of the company! Thank you for watching & commenting. Your comments are an encouragement to me. Please come back and visit my channel.

  • @greggminkoff6733
    @greggminkoff6733 Год назад

    The music was annoying and unnecessary, but I still gave you a 👍.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      Thank you for watching & commenting. I see that you felt the music was unnecessary, that is helpful! I started putting it on because many Japanese prefer that kind of music. I will try to change the way to make it for foreign and domestic audiences.

    • @Typhonnyx
      @Typhonnyx Год назад

      just tone it down in the editing and use single long melody with some beats...... good luck✌@@japansolotravel2022

  • @KimetsuNoYaiba1911
    @KimetsuNoYaiba1911 Год назад

    thank you for sharing..view ,travelling experience with us . love from malaysia..i love japan

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      Hello! Thank you for watching and commenting. I'm happy to receive comments from Malaysians. Please come visit my channel again!

  • @brianchar-bow3273
    @brianchar-bow3273 Год назад

    The country name word "NIPPON”(Japan) means "the land under the sun" , but another name is "YAMATO(WA)” , meaning “Peacefully Harmony among People and Nature”.  So Japan's name means “the Land under the Sun” and” the Land of "Great Harmony of People and Nature,” The history of Japan is very old, about 2,000 years since the Emperor's reign, but humans began to live in villages and communities in this island nation about 14,000 years ago, during “the JOMON pottery” culture. (That's 30,000 years ago, if you count the Neolithic period.) Surrounded by the sea on all four sides, geographically isolated from Eurasia continent in the Pacific Ocean this island nation has a warm and humid climate and is blessed with abundant clear water resources, a variety of plants, and fishery resources. Since ancient times, people have lived peacefully with nature. They have respected harmony, lived peacefully in groups, and overcome many severe natural disasters such as volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and typhoons, with each other in groups based on their wisdom and have enjoyed the blessings of nature by cooperating. The name of the ancient Japanese nation of "YAMATO" or "WA" reflects the wishes and realities of the people to live and to survive in this natural environment of the island nation that differs from that of the Eurasia continent.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      Hello! Thank you for watching & commenting. We appreciate your in-depth explanation of the origins and history of Japan.

    • @brianchar-bow3273
      @brianchar-bow3273 Год назад

      @@japansolotravel2022 Thanks for your reply. The reason why the spirit of harmony has been inherited in the island nation of Japan since ancient times is because the living environment on the islands was a harsh natural environment for individuals to live freely. In an age without scientific knowledge and technology like today, it was impossible to recover from natural disasters and maintain a peaceful daily life without the cooperation of a group of people who had to suppress their individual selfishness in order to survive peacefully in this environment. In order to avoid death and maintain the tribe, they chose to live collectively. And to live collectively, we needed harmony with others. This interdependence required a spirit of give-and-take equality and discipline in order to maintain relationships. This was the starting point from which Japan's unique culture of "wa" harmony, in which people avoid conflict and respect each other, was born. Once this point is taken care of, the island nation of Japan was a heavenly environment blessed with mellow water and food suitable for human habitation, and it is this natural environment that has allowed people to settle on the island for 30,000 years. However, light and shadow, heaven and hell, coexisted in this mellow island nation. This is where the unique culture of Japan, an island nation different from the continental Asian culture based on aridity and stable plains, was born. Therefore, foreigners who come Japan to visit should always be aware that you are stepping into a dangerous island, and should realize that it is very dangerous to stay idle in Japan with your own sense of upbringing. They are not behaving maturely and politely by nature because they like to, because that is a necessary condition for survival in this island environment. There is a definite reason and cause for every human behavior.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      Hello. Thank you very much for your reply. I was deeply convinced by your story as I read it. You have a deeper understanding of Japanese characteristics than the average Japanese. It is really as you said. As you explained, even I, as a Japanese, think that the characteristics of Japanese people are both extremes of light and shadow. I think it is alarming that the thinking from the period of isolation still remains at the DNA level, especially that the ethnicity is still strongly influenced even after 80 years since the end of the war. Unlike the meaning of the word itself, "wa" is an ostensible meaning, and its real meaning is a strong check against the surroundings. Harmony" means "I am doing this, so you should do the same. It would be nice if it meant, "Please share good things," but in many cases it is the opposite: sharing. It is only in the Japanese that the idea of "be pure and poor" is respected. Until 30 years ago, when Japanese companies were well known around the world, Japanese "wa" was a good thing, but now it is having a negative impact on the world. Especially with the disasters of the past three years, it is having an accelerating negative impact. However, many Japanese are unaware of this crisis. It is unfortunate.

    • @brianchar-bow3273
      @brianchar-bow3273 Год назад

      @@japansolotravel2022 Thank you. Don't be so pessimistic. The light and shadow of Japan is simply that people have lived in a land where the natural environment of the island nation of Japan has a duality of light and shadow. It means that while the environment is suitable for humans, plants, and animals to thrive, on the other hand, people have lived in a land where severe natural disasters such as typhoons, volcanic activity and earthquakes, and wind and flood damage occur regularly due to its location. It is precisely because the environment is both heaven and hell that the Japanese people living there, even in an age without scientific knowledge, have been able to use their wisdom and ingenuity to create various disaster countermeasures, technologies, and organizations. This is the origin of Japanese culture, which is common to these days. And people from other countries who live in places where there is no need to do so environmentally have not learned to think this. I believe that the experience of being trained for 30,000 years in the harshness of the environment is the traditional treasure and property of the Japanese people. And I believe that Japanese have developed a way of building relationships and avoiding conflict that is different from the way people from other countries on the continent think. Japanese people dislike individual selfishness, respect harmony, and prioritize "mutual help" over individual selfishness. This is because the restoration of the current situation after a catastrophe caused by the fury of nature cannot be completed by an individual even if it takes a lifetime to repair the damage, but if all the residents work together, a quick recovery can be achieved in a few years. If you want to recover from a disaster as quickly as possible, it is better to suppress individual ego and work together for restoration first, because the sooner you can recover, the better it will be for everyone. This is a very rational, efficiency-oriented, and intelligent way of thinking about collective action. In addition, the abundance of nature in the past must have enriched the spirit of the people who lived there. Many old photos from the late Edo period show people smiling despite their poverty. Japanese totalitarianism is not the same as Western totalitarianism or continental Asian totalitarianism, nor is it the same as Western individualism, which is a collectivism based on mutual cooperation among individuals. What I find very interesting is that Japanese people act as a whole only in public places where many people gather, and in private places they celebrate individual freedom. In public, they do not bother others, they do not bother each other, they take the form of conforming to the will of the many, and they mutually avoid bothering others. However, once in their own homes or in their own sphere of work, they do not interfere with others and maintain their own free spheres of life. This relationship between people's views on human relations has not changed much since the Edo period . I believe this is why various cultures, arts, and technological developments blossomed in each period of Japan's past.  This is a hybrid way of life, which can be called Japanese-style "collectivism based on individualism," another way of thinking that is neither Western individualism nor totalitarianism. In the 21st century, the clash of individual and national egos around the world has not disappeared, but rather has escalated to the point of ruin. I believe that the Japanese hybridism, "rational and mutually beneficial collectivism to make the most of the individual," which has been inherited since ancient times and was born from the harsh natural environment of this island nation, is a hint of the way of thinking that is needed in today's world. I believe that this is a hint of the way of thinking necessary for the future of mankind. In this sense, I do not want Japan's ancient traditions and wisdom to be crushed as something from the ancient past, and I do not want them to be destroyed.

  • @S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc
    @S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc Год назад

    Is being a while! glad you're back! Nice video, it feels like going back in time into a more innocent and peaceful age.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      Hello! Thank you for watching & commenting. I am glad you remember me. Your comments have cheered me up! I will do my best to share more good videos in the future.

    • @S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc
      @S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc Год назад

      ​@@japansolotravel2022 Glad i could cheer you up a bit, i don't mind waiting a little for a great video. Keep up your good work.

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      I sincerely appreciate your words. Thank you very much!

  • @sjerrytone
    @sjerrytone Год назад

    I love your videos and this one in particular. Although I'm in America, I am the same age and it gave me a wonderful sense of nostalgia. Thank you! :)

    • @japansolotravel2022
      @japansolotravel2022 Год назад

      Hello! Thank you for watching & commenting. I am so glad you liked this video. I like to visit often because I like local scenery better than city streets. I will try my best to share more good videos in the future. Please visit my channel again.

  • @lacikaje1
    @lacikaje1 Год назад