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Exploring Japan's Tea Town, Kakegawa in Shizuoka | japan-guide.com
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- Опубликовано: 21 фев 2018
- The town of Kakegawa in Shizuoka, Japan is famous for producing some of the highest quality green tea in the country. In this video we explore its tea fields to pick and make some green tea for ourselves. We'll also visit Kakegawa castle for a tea ceremony in the palace, and check out the area's renown bird park.
- Learn more about Kakegawa in Shizuoka:
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- Video Credits -
Host & Narrator: Sam Evans
Videographer: Andrew Marston
Producers: Stefan Schauwecker & Export Japan
you could literally smell the fragrance from the farms whenever the train passes by. I just love Shizuoka so much
Kakegawa......makes me remember one of best football manga ever....kenji,toshi and kazuhiro
Bluelock
Since I don't know when I will be able to next travel abroad, this is how I am 'visiting' japan for now.
Very beautiful...Japan is the best... very peaceful ,calm and quiet...Japanese people are very polite and helpful..
Thank you for uploading this beautiful video..
Thank you for the video! Without it, my husband and I would not have stoped on our way from Kyoto to Tokyo. The bird park was amazing as was the castle! The tourist information center was shocked we were visiting, and they let us store our luggage there but there was a small fee.
I love that you guys are showcasing places in Japan that wouldn’t be an automatic visit for a tourist. You’ve definitely expanded my trips to Japan beyond the typical cities. Can’t wait to be there again in May! P.S I’ll buy you guys dinner if you let me pick your brain about living in Japan as a foreigner.
Kakegawa is My hometown
Thank you for taking such a beautiful movie
ARIGATO
Top notch, need more like this, cheers!
Thank you.....
Love the videos! I've been consuming Japan-Guide.com articles for years now, but the videos really showcase the regions in a unique and digestible way. It gives me tons of inspiration for the next trip. Keep it up please!
Really good production quality, nice!
very very nice and informative, thank you japan-guide.com!
Nicely done! as always
That Sam Evans sure is a dreamboat ...
i love that place.. i used to live there at yayoi cho, sukiya was my favorite place to eat
I have ever lived here for 3 years (2009-2012)
And I never visit it again until now
Really miss Kakegawa City
I love shizuoka city japan" from Jakarta city, indonesia..!!!
Kakegawa(掛川) is a stage of a popular footbool anime, "Shoot!".
There are multiple pages in Wikipedia.
This anime seems to be seen widely in foreign countries.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aoki_Densetsu_Shoot!
www.toei-anim.co.jp/lineup/tv/shoot/
Groovy video!
parece um belo lugar para visitar. principalmente esses papagaios amarelos dentro da estufa
what a nice clip!
Beautiful. Stunning.
May I know the music you've used in this video?
Thank you Japan Guide! The best!
At 4:48, were those trees along that mountain landscaped to look like a kanji character?? Looks so interesting!
What's the peak time for picking leaves and fruits? Will I get this view in October?
I miss the grave tomb of Gijsbert Hemmy, it's near the castle. The grave dates from the late 18th century.
Amazing tour! is there a specific time of the year to do this tour or its good for all year round?
Jakarta city, bekasi city, tangerang city, depok city, bogor city, bandung city, semarang city, surabaya city, yogyakarta city, malang city, jawa Islands from indonesia..!!!
How much does it cost for the samurai armor rental?
Didn't you visit a restaurant "Sawayaka"?
4:47 Is that the kanji for tea on the hillside?
Very cool video.
thevenin26 it definitely is! :-)
Well identified
That's what I thought, but the top looked a little weird to me with the two lines being diagonal instead of vertical. I wasn't sure if that was just a different "font" or handwritten style or something. Sigh...the joys of learning kanji...
Oh, tress are planted in the form of a Chinese character, 茶 (tea) @4:49.
thevenin26, this is the one the Japanese should learn at the elementary school.
kakijun.jp/page/0967200.html
Then some people start to write it faster. Rarely seen, but the one on the left top of this page
somewhat resembles to the one on the hill.
1jp.tokyo/kanji/ta-ti/90.html
it would be really helpful if you provided us with more inforamtions about the admession fees of every place otherwise you've done a great work
yeah would be great if they put the fee at information below the vid
I was there p
Please be aware that upon returning to your home country you might have to declare having visited agricultural facilities and touched animals to customs officials.