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Ohayo-gozaimasu, Steve-san! Thank you for finding my video, and I’m so glad to hear that it was helpful for you. In December, you can see beautiful illuminations around Tokyo Station!✨ The Marunouchi side is especially stunning, with the station’s lights and the illuminations on Marunouchi Naka-dori Street. I highly recommend taking a stroll there at night. I hope you have an amazing time during your stay in Japan!😆

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Thank you. I'm sure we will -- with your help! Domo arigato!

Thank you, Omar A-san, for the greeting from beautiful Buenos Aires! And thank you for saying that you enjoy my videos-it makes me so happy.🥰 Is your third trip to Japan planned for spring? I hope you enjoy your next visit as well!🌸Muchas gracias.😆

Hi! Nudin17-san Thank you so much for watching! Chūson-ji is such a peaceful and lovely place! If you have the chance, I definitely recommend visiting. Unlike busy Kyoto, you can take your time exploring the temple at a relaxed pace.

Hi Kuek Yujing-san, I seem to recall an event where you could reserve a kamakura , but I can't find any information from back then even after searching, so I’m not sure. If there is an event where you can reserve a kamakura, it should be listed in the festival information for that year. Please check the website. The kamakura experience was very enchanting and beautiful, so I hope you enjoy it as well!🥰

Kon-nichiwa! Chantha tAing-san！🥰 Thank you for your comment.🫶 I’m glad my video could be of help to you. The dollar amounts are calculated based on previous exchange rates, so please take them as a rough reference. Winter is coming soon-the season when Ginzan Onsen is at its most beautiful. Please do visit Ginzan Onsen if you have the chance!❄☃

Hello! Ashiyakhanam class 3A Khanam-san, do you like Doraemon? Unfortunately, this train is not in operation at the moment, but there is a Doraemon tram in operation in a different part of Japan. If you like, please go and take a ride! www.city.takaoka.toyama.jp/soshiki/bunkakokusaika/1/1/1/1/4866.html

Kon-nichiwa! itsmeeh Lala-san!Thank you for watching my video. If you're using the Japan Rail Pass to take the Fuji Excursion train, you can pay the fare difference for the non-JR section (from Otsuki to Kawaguchiko) when you get off at Kawaguchiko Station (though you may have to wait in a long line at the fare adjustment counter). You don’t need to get off at Otsuki Station to buy a separate ticket. I confirmed this with Fujikyu Railway over the phone, so there is no mistake about it. Since Fujikyu Railway is a different company, JR staff may not always be fully informed and might give you such guidance. Technically, that guidance is not incorrect. The standard procedure when transferring from JR to another company is to purchase a ticket for the other company before boarding. However, since the Fuji Excursion train runs directly to Kawaguchiko as a special service, you can settle the fare at the station where you disembark. However, if you take a train that doesn’t run directly from Shinjuku to Kawaguchiko, you will need to get off at Otsuki Station, buy a ticket, and then board the Fujikyu Railway. Be sure to book your bus or train to Mt. Fuji as early as possible, and enjoy your trip to Mt. Fuji!

@ thanks so much for your quick response and clarification. Much appreciated 😊

Hello, Jijoutsu-san! Thank you for watching my video!! The camera I used is an iPhone 13 Pro Max. It can still take beautiful shots! But I’m starting to want a new one soon. 😊

Ooh, that sounds exciting! At Sushiro, there are special sushi items that only go around on the conveyor belt. They are fatty yellowtail belly （ハマチのハラミ）and fatty sea bream belly（鯛のハラミ）. Keep an eye on the belt! If you're lucky, you might come across these sushi. Enjoy eating to your heart’s content! Thank you for watching my video, Bad_puppy_67-san💓

Thanks for the info. Will be keeping a lookout for those special sushi. Cheers!

@@bad_puppy_6740 Cheers 🥂

Hello! llaoyaooo-san!😉😉 Thank you for watching my video. Although I don’t remember the exact time, I took the bus home at around 6 PM. Since it was a weekday, there was no traffic. However, on weekends, holidays, or if there's an accident, the roads can get congested. More important than the traffic situation is securing a seat on the bus early. Right now, the area around Mount Fuji is extremely crowded, and bus reservations fill up quickly, so make sure to secure your seat as early as possible! Enjoy your trip to Mount Fuji!🗻

¡Vaya, Marta-san! ¡Por fin vienes a Japón! Se espera que haga mucho calor el sábado (alrededor de 30 grados), pero la temperatura bajará a partir del domingo, alcanzando alrededor de 20 grados. ¡Ten cuidado de no resfriarte debido a la diferencia de temperatura! Si tienes alguna pregunta o encuentras algún problema durante tu viaje, no dudes en dejar un comentario en cualquiera de mis videos. ¡Haré todo lo posible para asistirte y hacer tu viaje lo más cómodo posible! ¡Espero sinceramente que tu viaje a Japón sea muy satisfactorio! Las flores en este video son cosmos. En este momento, puedes disfrutar de estas flores en varios lugares de Japón. ¡Primero que todo, ten un vuelo seguro! 🌸Atsuko🥰

Muchas gracias, lo tendré en cuenta si necesito algún consejo de urgencia 😀muchísimas gracias 😊

Eodisさん、Bonjour du Japon😊そうなんです、やっと秋らしくなったと思ったら、また暑くなってしまいました。(T_T)　カナシイ

あつこさん, Bonsoir de France. ハハハ そちらは秋を待っているけど、僕はもう冬が待ち遠しいです 😅 。日本の雪景色の新しい動画を見るのが楽しみで、冬は僕の一番好きな季節です 🥰。今年、関東でも雪が降るといいですね。ひらがなやカタカナを書くための動画を作る機会があるかもしれませんが、東京でそれをするのは難しいかもしれません。

@@eodis1644 Eodisさんは冬が好きなのですね！私も雪景色を見るのは好きです。でも寒いのは苦手なので春や秋のほうが好き😅雪の上に文字を書くのも素敵ですね！素敵な案をありがとう！！

Wow, Bharat-san! It's been a while.🥰 Thank you for your comment. There were a lot of people taking photos in Demon Slayer cosplay with red flowers in the background.

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Yes its been while to see your video.. I like this place. Seems its outside of Tokyo City

@@bharatmotovlogs81 You can get there in an hour by train from the Tokyo area.

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Yeah i was checking in google maps and saved location in my travelling list..

Good morning, Zeitnot-san, Thank you for watching my video and leaving a comment. How wonderful it is to travel in Japan for 20 days! I’d love to travel to Brazil for 20 days too! I’m not sure if Okutama fits what you described as tourist-friendly, but there were plenty of tourists, both from Japan and abroad. While there weren’t any materials in Portuguese at the tourist information center, there were some in English. Since buses and trains are infrequent around Okutama, I recommend checking the schedules in advance. The red app called “Japan Transit” is convenient for checking the times. Also, please note that some roads might be closed due to landslides. Make sure to check the road conditions using the link in the comments section before heading out. Have a great trip!😉😉

6:15！

わぁ、Subarashiさん！こちらのチャンネルまで見てくださってありがとう！麺料理といえば、私、先日、台湾料理やさんで大腸麵線を食べました！とてもとても美味しかったです！😋😋私、台湾行ったら太っちゃいそう🤣

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether わぁ、台湾料理って本当に美味しいですね！大腸麵線なんて、聞くだけでお腹が鳴りそう。僕も台湾に行ったら絶対に食べ過ぎて太っちゃいそうです（笑）。

@@subarashi1384 世の中美味しいものがいっぱいって困ってしまいますね！😆😆語学を勉強すると、観光客向けでないような、その国の地元の人が楽しむ料理に挑戦できるのがいいですよね！

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether 私はあなたに完全に同意します

Subarashiさん、返信おそくなりました。随分前のビデオまで見てくださってありがとうございます。ここの宿はとても素敵でした！となりのトトロに出てきそうな感じでした😆😆

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether 本当に？この場所は素晴らしいようですね。あなたがしてくれることすべてに感謝します。まったく心配しないでください。

@@subarashi1384 ありがとう！Subarashiさん、高知はとても素敵なところなので機会があったらぜひ訪れてみてください！うどんが美味しいです！（食べ物の話ばかりですみません🤣🤣）

Kon-banwa, Mei Yang-san! Thank you for watching the video and for your comment! I wanted to take the bus, too! Unfortunately, I visited on a weekday, so it wasn’t in operation, and I had to use a bicycle instead. I wish I could have explored more with the bus! I didn’t get to visit the heritage museum, so I’d like to check it out next time. Reading your comment makes me want to visit Hiraizumi again! Please come back to Japan, Mei Yang-san🥰!

Thank you for sharing your memory! AP-san😆That must have been quite an experience to arrive in Japan on such a snowy day. I’m glad the Shinkansen wasn’t stopped by the snow and you made it safely to Sapporo. How was the Snow Festival? I hope you enjoyed your trip despite the unexpected weather! Arigatou for watching my video.

Hiiiiiiiiii😆😆Robert-san! Thank you for your comment here as well as on Tick-Tock!

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Great Channel! Just subscribed here too 🤙

@@Robert_KKI 🥺Arigatou!! Robert-san🤗🤗

Hi AP-san! Thank you for the advice! I agree with you😆the bus is faster and cheaper. One good thing about the train is that the toilets are spacious! Were the cherry blossoms beautiful? This year, the blooming was quite late. I hope you were able to enjoy the cherry blossoms. If you have any other tips or experiences to share, I'd love to hear them!🥰Arigatou!

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether you’re welcome! I arrived at Kawaguchiko two days after Sakura opened so I was able to see it in full bloom. Some tips for your future videos. • some hotels in Kawaguchiko have free shuttle buses from the station to the hotel • if you want to see Sakura at Chureito Pagoda, it’s better to go from sunrise. After 9am the line was up to 4hrs+ long and harder to take good pictures without crowds. I had lots of space and freedom from 6:30am - about 8am with no crowds • once the Pagoda observation deck becomes busy, there is a 5 or 10 minute limit you can stay before they tell you to get off and new people can enter. If you come early enough or in the evening, there is no line • besides the Pagoda, you should rent a bike for a day or half day and ride around the nearest lake, Kawaguchi. There are many other Sakura spots when riding around the lake and also the nice view spot, Oishi Park. • many people don’t know FujiQ Highland is free to enter unlike Disneyland or Universal Studios. You just pay for individual rides or purchase a day pass • JR railpass doesn’t work from Kawaguchiko station to Otsuki station because it’s a private line (Fujikyuko-sen / 富士急行線) These are some tips I remember for now and I can update later if I remember more. Hope this helps! 😊

How did you manage to visit the Pagoda and the Lake in the same day? How did you plan the trip please?

@@tyronecamilleri4277 Hi, Tyrone Camilleri-san! Thank you for your comment. You can visit the pagoda and Kawaguchiko as shown in my video. If you’re heading to Arakura-yama Sengen Park by highway bus, the nearest stop is Chuo Road Shimo Yoshida Bus Stop. Downloading the red app called Japan Transit will help you check the transportation schedules.

Ohayo-gozaimasu! Creative Clauds-san😊Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I'm glad you enjoyed my video. I had an amazing time at Ginzan Onsen and am happy to share the experience with you. Are you planning a trip to Ginzan Onsen as well? I hope you have a wonderful time! Arigato for watching!🥰🥰

Kon-nichiwa! NOONE yes-san Thank you for watching my video and leaving a comment. The hotel I stayed at is Tsuru-no-Yu in Nyuto Onsen. Please check the link in the description for more details. It's a very popular inn, so I recommend booking early. There are also several other wonderful hot spring inns in Nyuto Onsen that I recommend! Tsuru-no-Yu also offers day-trip onsen visits.😆

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether thanks..i just wonder why others are able to take.photos inside the onsen

@@nooneyes7871 Hmm, maybe they can't read the Japanese signs. There's also the risk of being photographed while naked, so I hope everyone follows the rules.😅😅

Kon-nichiwa Brandon-san! Thank you for watching my video and leaving a comment! You're coming to Japan soon😆Welcome!＼(^o^)／ Are you perhaps planning to visit Mount Mitake in Ome? I would love to visit there too! I hope you enjoy the beautiful Momiji during your visit.🍁

何味だったか忘れてしまいました🤣美味しい味😄です😅

Hi, Bigfang Japan-san! Thank you for watching my video.🤗 I'm glad my video was helpful to you. There are many attractions in the Tohoku region! Please enjoy your time there! I hope your trip will be wonderful.😆

??🤔Is "cycle" referring to a bicycle? I don't think I was riding a bicycle in this video, but are you referring to my Mount Fuji video?

Kon-banwa, Silja Nousiainen-san! Thank you for watching my video! Are you referring to the route from Okutama Station to Hatonosu Station? It’s accessible in October as well! However, the availability of facilities may vary, so please check the link in the description for details. Additionally, the route may be closed due to weather conditions, so please check the link in the first comment of the video for updates. October is the best season for hiking! Enjoy your hike!

Hi, you can take a bus to Fujinomiya from Tokyo Station. Or maybe take a bus to Mishima and then a train from there? I haven't been to Fujinomiya myself, so I'm not sure about the details. The red app called JAPAN Transit is convenient for checking transportation times. Please check it out if you like.😉

Kon-nichiwa! J2 Production-san😁Thank you for your comment. I understand that some people might feel that way about popular tourist spots like Shinjuku Kabukicho Tower. If you like, please also take a look at my other Shinjuku videos! ruclips.net/video/zeBt60kunHM/видео.html I also introduce some places that tourists don't know about. I especially recommend Chirin-bou. The prices are reasonable, and the food is delicious! However, be careful because the restaurant can get full if you don't go early!

Kon-nichiwa! Mad Titan-san! Thank you for your wonderful comment! I'm so glad you felt that way about Japan. It truly is a sensory adventure with so much to experience and enjoy😆 hehe😆 I hope your next visit is just as exciting and memorable. Looking forward to hearing more about your adventures when you return! Arigatou🤗

J. G.-san! Thank you for watching my video and leaving a comment! Hiraizumi is a peaceful place that is great for visiting temples and shrines. If you’re interested, please try wanko soba (Endless bowls of soba) as well. It’s a local specialty in that area and very delicious.😉😉

¡Hola luigi-san! Espero que te vaya bien. El otoño es estupendo, pero la primavera es especial. Cuando vuelvas por tercera vez, intenta venir en primavera.

Theresa Yan-san!, Thank you so much for watching my videos! Among them, the Japanese boat ride was particularly enjoyable. I highly recommend it! If you can visit on a day when it's operating, definitely give it a try.

Hi Subodh-san, Thank you for watching mu video! I took a highway bus from Magome back to Shinjuku after returning from Tsumago. According to the current schedule, the bus departs from Magome at 17:41. If you're looking for accommodation, how about Kiso-Fukushima nearby? There's a Kiso horse farm in Kiso-Fukushima where your kids can probably have fun. Please persuade your family and enjoy exploring the Samurai Road! You can book the bus here: www.kosokubus.com/ Please search for the Tokyo-Gifu route. Kiso horse farm kisoumanosato.or.jp/

​@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Thank you for the suggestions. The video around 17:57 waterwheel one, that looks a night one, so if I have to explore at night, 17:41 bus may not help then if thats the last bus of the day? Also, my current plan was more like this, start from nagoya, do the trails and back to nagoya or Nakatsugawa or Nagiso as my next stop would be kyoto, but if I head North, I can think of the place you suggested or way up to Agematsu? The local bus route in video doesn't show up in the link you posted. I really wanted to visit otaki, I know its off road, and not sure if there is any public/private transport there esp. in Nov.

@@subodhrathi9512 In November, the sun sets in Magome before 5 PM. However, most of the shops in that area close in the evening, so there isn’t much to see at night. That bus to Shinjuku is the last one. If you want to check transportation times in Japan, I recommend an app called Japan Transit (the red app). You can also check bus schedules there. I could only find old timetables for local buses, and they are in Japanese only, but here it is. chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/nagiso.jp/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/%E3%81%B6%E3%82%89%E3%82%8A%E3%81%AA%E3%81%8E%E3%81%9D%EF%BC%88%E6%97%A5%E6%9C%AC%E8%AA%9E%E3%82%B5%E3%82%A4%E3%83%88%EF%BC%89.pdf I recommend checking the latest times on the app. It sounds like you have many places you want to visit, so it will be a busy trip!😆😆

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Indeed, i have been working on my itinerary day and night, esp. the nakasendo trail booking 😃 , i struggled 3 days in a row to find the right commute options and lots of places are already booked. God bless you and thank you again for taking time to answer queries.

@@subodhrathi9512 Have a wonderful trip!😘

Hi Theresa Yan-san😆Thank you for your comment! I'm glad I could be of help to you. Please note that the bus and Shinkansen times and fares mentioned are based on the time of filming, so please check the latest information from the links in the description. Are you also planning a trip to Ginzan Onsen? Enjoy the beautiful townscape!

Hi, Bharat-san! Thanks for checking up on me. I'm currently working on my other channel, but I'll soon be shooting a video for this channel because I found an amazing place! Please look forward to it, and thank you for always supporting me.

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether You have another channel woow great 😃👍.. yup Im waiting for that another location..

@@bharatmotovlogs81 hehe Arigato!🥰🥰

Marta-san! Kon-nichiwa! ¡Tu viaje a Japón se acerca pronto! ¿Qué tipo de comida planeas comer en Japón? Hay una lista llamada "Hyakumeiten" en el sitio de reseñas de restaurantes más popular de Japón, "Tabelog", donde seleccionan los 100 mejores restaurantes por tipo de cocina. ¡Es muy útil al elegir un restaurante! Aquí tienes el enlace a Hyakumeiten. Está en japonés, pero por favor usa una herramienta de traducción para revisarlo. ¡Creo que será un gran recurso para tu viaje! award.tabelog.com/hyakumeiten

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether ok gracias , para tener más opciones va bien . a mi marido y a mi nos gusta probar de todo puede haber alguna excepción pero por norma general bien. Muchas gracias ☺️.

@@martamartorellpareja2465 ¡Wow! ¡Eso es maravilloso! ¡Espero que pruebes diferentes comidas y encuentres tus favoritas!

おはようございます！SRXOGさん😆東海汽船は毎年冬の時期にこの夜景クルーズをやってます！とてもキレイなので（とても寒いですが）機会があったらぜひ行ってみてください！

Hi! rafiboy05-san😆Thank you for your comment! Wow!! you’re planning a trip to Ginzan Onsen in October next year.? That’s wonderful! Be sure to enjoy the beautiful autumn scenery at Ginzan Onsen. If you’re making accommodation reservations, I recommend booking early. Ginzan Onsen is quite popular, and rooms tend to fill up quickly! 😊🍁

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Thanks for the advice! I'm planning a 14 day trip to explore the Tohoku region in Autumn! I'll do a day trip if I'm unable to book an accomodation in Ginzan Onsen.

Wow, traveling in Tohoku for 14 days sounds wonderful! Enjoy the beautiful nature, delicious food, and warm interactions with the people of Tohoku. Wishing you a fantastic journey!🩷

Good morning, หมากล้อมพร้อมDripcafeine-san! Thank you for your delightful comment. So, you're planning to visit Japan in August next year! Great!! When you ride the monorail, be sure to grab a spot right behind the driver's seat! The view is fantastic! The restaurant where the Enoden runs right in front of you was also very nice, but it's quite crowded. I went during a less busy time and requested a window seat. It seems they don't accept such requests during busy hours. For my next video, I'm thinking of introducing a mountain with stunning views. I hope your trip to Japan will be amazing!😉😉

@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Thank you so much Atsukosan.🙏

😱😱😱😱Wait, is this really your image of Japan? Jaunter-san😅 It's definitely a unique festival, but there are so many more wonderful things about Japan! I hope you'll get to know some of the other charms as well 😊

Hi 😆piano etudes-san! Thank you for your comment! I'm glad to hear that you liked the map part! You’re coming to Japan this fall? Welcome! Visiting in the fall is a great choice. It’s so hot right now, I feel like I’m going to melt. 🍦🤣Ikebukuro is evolving too, with the Seibu Department Store under renovations and a new game center that has already opened, so I’m sure you’ll see a new Ikebukuro when you come back！

Hi! 八幡太郎さん、こんにちは！ Indeed, Marunouchi is elegant, sophisticated and lovely! I love that city so much. ところで、関係ない話ですいません、 八幡太郎さんのビデオを拝見しました！木刀で新聞紙があんなにスパッときれいに切れるんですね！びっくりしました。ビリビリってなるかとおもったのに、すごいです！

Kon-nichiwa!!Cindy-san! Thank you for watching my video! Yes, I also used the night bus to return to Tokyo. If you use the Shinkansen, the last one is Tsubasa No. 160, departing from Ōishida Station at 20:12. Both the Shinkansen and the bus have reserved seating only, so don't forget to make a reservation in advance! Have a great trip!❤

Hello, thanks for d informative video. May I ask where can I buy d tickets for the overnight bus?

リックさん！おはようございます！How have you been? I hope you are doing well! Indeed, small izakayas have a lot of charm! I also often have dinner at izakayas when traveling. The food is delicious, and I can ask locals for recommendations😆 Omoide Yokocho and Golden Gai are popular among tourists because they can go even if they don't understand Japanese. The majority of small izakayas are Japanese-only, with menus in kanji, so it is probably difficult for foreign tourists to get in. Yurakucho and Shinbashi are the holy lands for salarymen! I also love izakayas with a focus on seafood dishes! And I love motsuni too! When it's this hot every day, it makes me want to drink beer! 良い週末を！リックさん