Japan's Hidden Gem Towns, Shinanomachi in Nagano | japan-guide.com
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Shinanomachi in Nagano Prefecture is one of Japan's hidden gem towns. Known for snow activities in winter, hiking outdoor activities in summer and fishing on Lake Nojiri all year round, Shinanomachi is well worth a visit if you're planning a trip in Nagano.
-Learn more about Shinanomachi in Nagano:
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- Video Credits -
Host & Narrator: Raina Ong
Videographer: Andrew Marston
Producers: Stefan Schauwecker & Export Japan
Japan Guide helped me build a great itinerary for my 2019 trip, and I fell in love with Nagano. Planning to come this winter and I can’t wait- thanks for all your work.
Thank you so much for your nice comment!
great footage of one of the smaller towns in nagano! i really love your camera work and editing. thanks!
Burger guys is sooo kyut... This video and your Toyama trip just made me book a flight on August.... Thank you for all these off beaten path.... Soooo lovin it.
We are glad you enjoyed the videos! Hope you will have a great trip!
going in about 2 months im so excited
Have a great trip!
Another excellent work, which makes me want to leave the snowless Tokyo behind and visit Nagano asap!
Thanks! This area is definitely worth a trip if you have time.
I'm looking at buying property there! This makes me want it EVEN MORE!! 😍
great video, i love snow and mountains
Really well filmed and great content: thanks guys!
Love it!!! Wish i can visit💓💓💓
Reina you rock!!
You certainly deserve more subs
Very sweet and short ..nice style to keep in mind👍🍞🍲🥖🍜
Andrew Marston, you are a generous!!
awesome content keep making video !!
すごくいいPVですね、今の季節だけではなく、春にドローン飛ばしたり、夏の川遊び、秋のフルーツなど紹介してみてはいかがでしょうか？
Your job looks awesome and fun. I want to try someday.
Oh LAMP! How cool is that place?!
Love your website!
Wonderful!
Great video
Great video!
Is there any information on that specific knife forge shop? Thanks!
Great video, thanks! Could you add contact information for the knife workshop, soba noodles making and fishing boat? Tx
Hello Sigal Tifferet, Thank you for asking! We are Shinano Tourism Association. Please send any inquiry to this e mail.
info@shinano-machi.com
Here is also our town's website URL.
www.shinanomachi-nagano.jp/
Thank you :)
May I ask how to book the forging?
hi Raina, just curious whether you're driving over there when you're getting around?
Yes, to do this itinerary a car is necessary.
Great video work. On which month was this filmed?
Hi, I'm a staff of Shinano Tourism Association. This video was filmed in February. Thank you!
been really curious about Japan recently. Hoping to visit as soon as the situation permits.
😊😊😊. anyway, may I ask how tourist friendly the public transportation is? like for bus and trains. I am very curious how tourist would know the stations. lol
Very easy! English signs everywhere.
On what month did you do this snowshoeing?
We filmed the video in mid-January!
Can anyone do the knife forging?
Wow! thanks for this super insightful video! how can we get the address of the soba making place and the knife forging place? :)
Hello David Phun,
Thank you for asking! We are Shinano Tourism Association. Please send any inquiry to this e mail.
info@shinano-machi.com
Our town's website
www.shinanomachi-nagano.jp/en/index.html
Arigato gozaimasu :)
name of the hostel pls ☺
can kuroshime snow forest activity be for children? thanks
Hi, I'm a staff of Shinano Tourism Association. Yes, it can be enjoyed by children! There are also lots of snow activities for children in this area :)
i really like this channel, but can you put english teks in your vidios please..!! my english is not well..!! sorry..i from indonesia
Thank you for your comment! The video actually has English subtitles, you can activate them by clicking the CC button.
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thank you..!!
いともり🌌☄️🌠🌔
Itomori😍..#kiminonawa
I will never visit Nagano again. The pro-chinese and liberal governor of Nagano will not attend the State Funeral of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Yes, go to a museum and don’t tell us WHY. I stopped watching at this point.
Laurence Dankel apologies, perhaps the on-screen explanation at 1:46 could've been shown a few seconds sooner.