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@chinesekangaroo This is such a remarkable and beautiful story! Thank you for sharing. Mount Koya is such a special place. I’m happy your Aunt is doing well, and it’s miraculous she is going to experience these sacred grounds.

Thank you, that’s so kind of you to say. This video includes footage from October and April.

@justinbiegler8882 Thanks Justin - I love your commentary. October is a fantastic time of year to visit. I shot 98% of the Japan stuff with the Canon R6 using the 24-70 f2.8L lens.

@oliviawells563 Hi Olivia, I have no doubt you’ll love it. Enjoy your trip!

@ravipatel85 Thanks! 5 cameras - daaang! I took the Canon R6 with two lenses. The 24 to 70 f2.8L and the 16mm prime. I never used the prime. I also brought the DJI air2s because we also went to rural areas, but never used it.

Thanks man!

@theotherdj1 Thank you for your kind words. I think you will really enjoy Koyasan. It definitely is one of my favorite places.

@xfuttex Thanks! I’m stoked you liked the video and found it helpful. I don’t consider myself a good photographer, so your comment has me feeling great😊

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much!

So True!

@marian7162 Danke schön! Guten Tag from the other side of the screen!

Thanks! You comment made me smile 🙂

@@MMTravelJournal I’m all about spreading kindness where I can! Everyone needs a little positivity here and there :)

@@dbproductreviews6319 Love it, your are almost there!

I’m glad you liked the video and got some good info out of it. I wish I was going on Thursday!

@marcel_vg I’m sure you’re having an epic experience in Tokyo right now. I just wanted to give you a shout out and a link to my google maps Tokyo list. Enjoy! Tokyo Video · Matt maps.app.goo.gl/HZcwtoZ24hiDbzzAA?g_st=i

Thanks!!!!! I’m stoked you liked it.

I bet, you gotta share your experience when you get back.

I’ll be there too! August 1st-8th! Super excited .

Oh yeah! When you get back, you gotta let everybody know what your favorite spots were.

Me too! 4th time to Japan, arriving Aug 30.

4th time - awesome!

Like the new name... Good idea to add your specific brand (M&M) to the name now.

I think you’re our first fan too! Thanks Man! I’m stoked you like the latest vid.

You’re totally right about the new name, that was Michelle’s idea.

Thanks!

That sounds like such a cool experience! I watched your Kinosaki video - it was fantastic. Did you make a video on the Amagase Onsen. Reading your description painted a picture in my mind, so I'm just curios of what it looked like. Cheers!

@@MMTravelJournal aww thanks for watching our Kinosaki video. That place is really awesome and want to head back there. And yes our Amagase Onsen should be on the list too. It's titled under "Amagase Onsen." To respect the locals we didn't video that experience but the little town is so beautiful. Super easy to get to from Fukuoka. ruclips.net/video/AIQkHfzxVyg/видео.htmlsi=r_MDBK46DTmNTbdm

I don’t know how I missed that. Just watched - I love it. What really appeals to me is it’s not crawling with tourists. I marked it on my google maps. So if I find myself in Fukuoka in the future, I might check it out.

@@MMTravelJournal So it def gets packed during their summer festivals. It looks so pretty too. They have lanterns hanging all over the river area. We would love to go back there and really enjoy it. They have a few ryokan and hotels there too. Not this trip in Feb but the next time we go, we're heading to the Kyushu area to enjoy more of the countryside again.

Thanks!

It made me laugh, I had to include it - lol!

That’s so kind of you to say - thank you!

Yes, except the Fushimi Inari Taisha, you need to take the subway to that. Theoretically you could do them all in one day, but I think that would be a terrible experience.

I would definitely visit Okunoin and the mausoleum of Kobo Daishi at the end of the walking path at Okunoin. Next, the Danjo Garan Temple complex. After that, the Daimon gate. That is the top three that can be done in a day. You can grab a tourist map when you get to Mt. Koya with ideas on how to spend the rest of the day.

Thanks!!

Thanks Jane!

It turned out pretty easy. We bought round trip tickets for everything at the ticket counter in the Namba station in Osaka. We just pointed on our phone where we wanted to go, and they took care of the rest. They gave use a couple of envelopes with the tickets. From the Namba station, you take the Nan Kai train to gokurakabashi station, there’s no other options but the cable car you’re supposed to get on. The bus waits for everybody at the top. It’s a very short bus ride to the different spots in Koyasan, and the buses run frequently. You can hop on and off all you want. It’s much easier than it sounds.

Thanks! In my opinion, April is the best time of year in Japan. Enjoy your trip!

Thanks! Hope you enjoy it!

Wow! I’ve been doubting my style of content. I’ve wondered if it’s not palatable for most people. Your comment is encouraging and makes me feel good! I’m stoked you like it, and thanks for lifting me up.

Your comment makes me feel so good! Koyasan is a special place, and I'm happy to share that. I am envious of your upcoming trip, and wish you the best experience in Japan. I would love it if you shared some of your experience when you get back. Cheers!

I love it!

It’s a big city with lots to do!

Thank you! I’m glad you liked it.

Thank you very much