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i am going to japan this coming november, are these hike suitable for november like is it too cold too windy thanks.

Wow Roy has accent just like local Japanese people amazing! then I realised that actually it’s the boatman speaking behind his mask in the clip I started watching. 😂

Peaceful Americans

What month did you guys do this in? We are thinking of doing the pilgrimage near the end of Feb.

Found the rubbish disposal system so interesting! Love watching all of your videos 🫶🏻

Is that gopro? Sir, can u tell me your camera action equipment?

Wow, I have to be there. That’s amazing

Great content. After next two years maybe We will fly to Japan. That’s my dream.

As a Japanese resident living about 30 minutes by car from Magome-juku, I found your video very enjoyable. (I've also watched your video on Nakasendo.) In fact, I visit there several times a month, and I notice that many tourists from Western countries enjoy hiking the trail. On the other hand, many tourists from Asia take photos at the observation deck and then leave. Haha. Either way, I meet a lot of foreign tourists. I've spoken with dozens of Western tourists at Magome-juku, and Australians seem to be the most common. I also upload short videos as mementos on my channel.

We just discovered this channel yesterday and it's one of the best channels on Japan we have seen. The quality of production, the choice of locations - all superb. What is inexplicable is why the subscription count is not at least two orders of magnitude higher. Anyway, thanks for the wonderful content!

That’s such an interesting piece of history! 🎄🍗 It’s amazing how KFC’s “Kentucky Christmas” campaign in 1974 became such a beloved tradition in Japan. What started as an alternative to finding turkey has really become a unique and festive part of Japanese Christmas celebrations. Thanks for sharing this intriguing background! 😄🎉

Just found your YT yesterday and has been binge watching your videos. Thank you for showing lots of natures and different perspectives of Japan. And Aimee, I love how cheerful you are (and your voice is so cutee <3). I'd love to hear more about interaction with locals there

I hiked up Mt. Jinba in 2003 in winter... in the snow! It was quite an experience at the top during that season as the view was very bright white and snowy. It was kinda fun sliding down on my butt on the way down though.

Many tourists climb Mt. Fuji, but we don't recommend it. Mt. Fuji is an isolated peak with no mountains to block the wind, resulting in constant strong winds and a desolate landscape with no flowers. Japanese ppl climb Mount Fuji as a pilgrimage to pray closest to the SUN GOD.

It makes me happy to think that there are foreigners who love Japan like you do. Recently, a foreigner called Thomas Lockly did something very serious and quickly became a famous foreigner in Japan, and Japanese people reacted to his many comments about Japan and wrote two songs called Yasuke isn't to blame and The sin of Thomas Lockly. So when I see someone like you who loves Japan, I feel relieved from the bottom of my heart. I feel relieved and moved from the bottom of my heart when I see someone like you who loves Japan.

This was a great helpful video thank you so much. My husband and I have a motorhome in UK and are planning to come to Japan in December, we had not even considered this as an option!! But are now!!!

Love the crisp camera work!

What kind of work do you do ? I'd love to move to rural Japan as an Aussie, nursing background but looking to redirect my career to get into remote work. Can you share your professions?

I feel like the dude doesn’t actually like hiking.

So jealous of the variety and price of pre packaged food in Japan one sushi roll is between $4.00 and $4.30 AUD..(say 440 yen) in Coffs Harbour. You often see shows about markets in the larger cities but if you could find some local ones that would be cool.

I have always wanting to explore the Nakasendo trail but afraid of the bears 😅 guess this video is all the push I need to just go for it

Bro you want to stay cheap in Tokyo , go to a manga cafe and book a reservation for 10 hours at night , they’ll give you a free shower pass and free drinks all night along with free manga and that to on a bed

Nice video🫶

Hi guys I trust you’re both well? Fantastic video to start the weekend with. I must say I did notice the flying pan you were using lol 😂 when we moved into our home we also were without a few things for a while, just added them as we went, so that was a fun reminder for me 😊 our microwave stopped working about a year ago and we didn’t replace it until very recently, in all honesty we didn’t miss it, I’ve also found doing like you did by boiling in the bag that the food tasted better. The one thing that we were bought for Christmas a couple of years ago was an air fryer, at first I admittedly was a little sceptical but I pretty much cook everything it now, again the food tastes so much better and also generally healthier especially when it comes to meat. I know what you mean about the a different pace of life and the way people interact with each other. I’ve also been fortunate to have lived in different areas of England and while no one has ever been outwardly rude or anything like that but I do tend to find people have more time/friendliness in my village or surrounding villages/small towns. With regards to getting around, I walk everywhere locally or cycle, it’s made a huge difference to my physical and especially mental health. If I’m going further afield to maybe Chesterfield which is our local big town (about 7-8 miles away) I’ll catch the bus as there is a set fee for any single journey of £2 (400 yen), weighing up costs of a car or taxi it’s very cost efficient. We tend not to use the car unless we need to go out for the day/bigger distances. Food prices have also increased significantly here in England/UK but I fortunate enough that we have two supermarkets in our village and Aldi is one of them, they’re prices are much better and the quality is just as good (in some cases better), though I’m not bothered about brand named foods (with exception of Heinz Baked Beans lol 😂) so again that tends to make things easier on the finances. Free sweets and cakes?!? 🥳 that’s lovely to hear and see that people think more about others moreover than themselves. There looks to be a good sense of community where you’re now living, also something I’ve found and also feel connected to where I live. Well now I’ve finished writing what probably seems like a book 🤭 thank you for sharing this excellent video about your local area, I’d love to see more of the local walking areas and trails as and when you visit them. Best of wishes to the two of you and have a great weekend 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇦🇺🇯🇵😊

Waiting for the impressions after the first winter. I've been considering the move but don't want to clean the snow every day

GOD BLESS you always guys

カタカナーシ、ぼくも持ってます！😂(笑) Loved this video!

Hello! Time has flown by since moving from Tokyo to the countryside. Let us know if there's any other aspects of living and travelling in Japan's countryside that you'd like to see! 😊

I remember seeing your video "CAMPERVAN in JAPAN - Why you should do it!" last year, or maybe the year before that, but either way it stuck with me and we're finally renting an RV in Japan this year. Do you have a video on what to bring when going campervanning? If you do I can't seem to find it.

I can also recommend Mt Onoyama, starting from Yaga station. Very easy to access from Shinjuku via the Odakyu line. Absolutely incredible views of Mt Fuji.

This is actually so helpful! Hope I can do some of the S or A rank hikes this year 🙂 they look amazing, need to check out your detailed videos. I was curious about your ranking of Asahidake, I felt the views are definitely S tier but I struggled sooo hard during that hike lool definitely a challenge if your fitness level is below average

hi can u teach me how to book this ryokan ? its really hard to find it

I just returned from a trip there and stayed at Kashiwaya Ryokan, which was an extraordinary experience. It is a small place, about 12 rooms with private and public (for guests) onsens. Service and details were at a very high level, and we ordered vegan meals, which were outstanding. If you want vegan, you have to book those in advance. I think this is the best ryokan in Shima.

Thanks for the video! Definitely will check out a couple of them on my coming trip! (First time to Japan)👍

Hey guys, how difficult was that climb down at 8:00? The whole rest of the hike looked pretty doable but that part seemed rough. How much upper body strength is needed? Thanks!

いいところ　しってる。　たのしみ　かた　しってる。

Thank you very much ! This will come handy 😁

Okutama is also Tokyo. To begin with, the western half of Tokyo is entirely covered in forests and mountains, so it's not even on maps. Even foreigners and Japanese people who don't know much about Tokyo will be surprised to learn this fact. Be careful of bears.

Hello again fellow Aussies. Once again another great video, always love your content and style. We have booked a Japan Campers van for October and November and are really looking foward to our trip. We had planned to do 3 hikes that were in in your list (as well as a lot of others ) and were pleased to see they ended being in your top 3 rankings 😊 WRT to our upcoming trip. I do have a question. We want to heabily utilise cheap Onsens for bathing. Is there an android app that is pretty comprehensive of where and how much they are, or even a public google map with onsens as POIs? Thanks

I love your channel so much ! So beautiful places in the countryside of Japan, I want to see them all !

Mt. Shibutsu is a great hike, in the Oze National Park.

This Channel is so cool!😍 I am planing a camping trip to Japan with my husband and 4 year old (than 6). The infos are so useful, thank you ♥️

Awesome video! ❤

I recently walked to Happo Ike and then flew down right from Happo Ike on my paraglider, I love the place!

These hiking trails are the parts of Japan outdoors that we do not see often, especially for tourists. It’s beautiful and not over crowded. This is definitely a change in pace from the normal Japan site seeing and shopping. Thank you for bringing this to us.

Thank you for a beautiful video! Enjoyed this so much! You two are incredible! Just wanted to know when is the best time months wise, to hike these trails?

What are the initials mentioned? Can’t catch them😮

America dropped 2 bombs in Japan. Both planes were obviously undetected by the Japanese. Strange

I mean no disrespect and appreciate your effort. This is just a point I hope you take seriously. The purpose of the video... IS the scenery the country side. And I feel you had a HUGE missed opportunity to just record the sunrise with the clouds and sun peaking through and all the birds around. Not talking heads no voice on top of it or with it, no music over it. Nature is not copyrighted, you don't need to fill every space. And though it is your channel that moment was overtaken and terrupted by the focus being you, talking with it as the background only, and the inserted music. It would have been a magnificent scene and sound that the viewers could have immersed in because we are not there. That scenery alone nature alone can and is powerful enough to be content all on its own it is a super ally for your content. Im sure you will have many chances next time 🙏🏻

Indeed, experience Japan in its true essence.