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Dude you and i could be good friends too bad you live in japan i live in the USA very inspired by this video

This is such good videography and editing and photography. I'm going to say it before it happens - your channel is going to get big. Keep making videos like this.

Just got back….it was ok….good and bad….no real drive to go back

I really connect with that sense of peacefulness and comfort when in Japan but at the same feeling like I don’t belong as a foreigner. Stunning video and script! Looking forward to more Japan content

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Finally! Somebody who feels exactly the way I do about Japan. Thank you so much for that. Now I know I'm not going mad 😂 Went there twice this year already. Can hardly wait to go back as soon as the weather becomes cooler.

Do you plan to move to Japan? Are you fluent?

You and I would have been good friends as kids! Never been to Japan (yet) but have been living vicariously through people like you who are willing to share the experience. Thank you for that!

@3:43 Victor Creed would be proud of those bag lady nails

Wow that was some ode to your favorite land. Find a nice 2LDK and then a waifu and settle down.

🌏 What?! Australia is an equally fantastic, beautiful, and safe place! You're missing out by not living in the present moment. And yes, the grass is always greener in someone else's yard. You're romanticizing Japan because it's different visiting than living there. But, take that leap of faith, and move there anyway. See how many tsubo your monthly salary can afford and the long hours needed to get them. Meanwhile, just travel with Kara & Nate. Their Japan trips are quite funny!

When i came to Japan in 2007 to be honest i didn't like japan specially the working culture the restrictions and rule based society. But now though the year i develop a special love towards Japan that i didn't have in my early years i guess i endure many difficult challenges and stumbled with many things that made mw wiser and more Open to see the world from a different perspective. Also having my 3 children growing up here gave me the strength to continue living here. Japan is a great country once you really understand it and learn to love

Very enjoyable :) looked like you had a really good time 🙏. Sweet shots and awesome subject!

I'm curious what gamma are you using for the non-vlog cinematic clips? Are you manually exposing for each scene with S-Log or if it's a WYSIWYG gamma/profile do you expose for the sky? Just wondering how you get the sky to look so rich in these. Great content though. I like the slice of life snippets from behind the scenes of all these places, really transfers the mood.

These videos are so relaxing and really take me back to Japan in the best way. Combining Pat’s love for photography along with vlogging is such a cool mix, I’m really loving these new videos 🙏🙏

Frist!

Your video is amazing! I can see what you focus on. I am so glad you are discovering the charms of Japan.Actually it’s not easy for Japanese.

You take great photos. I'm Japanese (living in the West) and am interested in how and why some people outside the country develop particular affinity to the culture. In your case, I see it through your photos, I feel.

love this vlog! pretty casual... most photos are in similar vide/technique which you are so familiar with. should deliberately try something new!

very nice pictures in the meantime :)

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I love Japan and have been living here for the past few years but once in a while I want my head to go back to 'the Japan that was' when I was a tourist.😂 There is Japan that the tourists see, and the Japan that the tourists don't see.

As an older western guy that first visited Japan 28 years ago for a one year stay , then returned to Japan 16 years ago (and still living here) , I found much of what you said very interesting. Like everything and anywhere , there are pros and cons, but all in all, living here for me is still an amazing journey filled with wonder, appreciation and mystery. I also have a deep respect for the civility of society (in general) , the politeness, calmness, generosity and good manners of most Japanese people. Having easy access to good, reasonably affordable health care, inexpensive, delicious and all the healthy food choices are an added plus. There are of course ; many other situations of how and why some things are done here, which can seem strange and frustrating at times (to westerners), but I really do appreciate living here and try to remind myself of that every single day. Just as you do, I also love Japan. Follow your heart and live a good life.

Nearly 30 years after first visiting Japan and well over 100 trips after that including living in Tokyo for a couple of years, I always felt a connection to Japan. I'm not even Asian, not that it even matters, but I always feel like I can let my guard down when I am in Japan as if there's nothing dangerous being there other than maybe a sunburn or a bug bite. Earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis and typhoons aside, it's very safe and pretty much what you see is what you get if you take the time to read the air. More that 13 years before I went to Japan for the first time, I already had that mindset of building something to maximize the space it was going into because, my world as a child existed only in my bedroom and my parents allowed me to build anything I wanted as long it was my money and the room would be returned to normal when I grew up and moved out. I was back then and still am now a raging electronics otaku so that scene at 8:33 gave me the ear to ear smile and warm fuzzies that only Japan can with it's most unique shops that sell almost anything you can imagine.

Brilliant work! 👏🏻🙋🏻

Same here, although I am still growing up and being influenced by Japan.

Yeas dude!!!!! I like this type of vid

Yeah this is absolutely different ;-) Great video Pat!

l like the ramen bib

the man loves the egg sando

I’m loving the timing of your recent uploads. I’m looking for locations for an upcoming trip in your summer. Fuji is near the top of my list.

the fomo is real

In your gear list - camera accessories, it says "Rode VideoMic Go" for the lavalier mic. It's actually called "Rode Wireless Go"

Great video and I completely get it. I love being in Japan and can't wait to get back there when I am away. I have a urge to explore every inch. It is such a special place.

Looks like Japan’s makeshift Uluru

Fantastic video. Thank you for sharing. subd & 👍37

no crashing, just tactical emergency landings!

nice shots man, beautiful place.

Will you do lifestyle vlogs too? Interior decorating, making coffee, cooking, etc.

"janky-ass" Japanese! is that N20?

You should go to the Dolomites during the beginning of autumn. This time for me is honestly peak Dolomites, you need to see it in person!

16-35 best Lens ❤

Good photos, good video. I know the dolomites as a summer climbing destination do nice to see a bit more snow. I dont think people realise how hard it is to successfully photograph a mountain, most times what seems overwhelming and mighty when you are there seems unimpressive when you try to photograph it (this suddenly sounds like innuendo!).

Omg t love your video

Great video Pat! I always follow your photgraphy channel. Just a request: could you make more btc videos about cameras, editing and stuffs on this channel? Thanks and greatings from Brazil.

Just loved the format of the video and the photos all together. The first one at Alpe di Siusi was a really cool shot to be honest. That patch of light with what I guess is you in it just tells a story. So even if you're not proud of it, just letting you know that it looks super nice.

I've been following you for a while and I love the idea of yours to do a travel vlog... I feel like you are being disappointed by things not turning out the way you want them to be... I personally would like to learn about anything Japanese, not just the obvious tourist places. I feel like you could find hidden treasures and make them your own...

I'm looking forward going to the Dolomites end of May. Hope see at least some of those beautiful views.

So interesting! Also the ad in the end looked amazing, to be honest :-)

the term you're looking for is stickura lol