There's a famous 'Nagoro Scarecrow Village' that was all but abandoned due to the aging population and children moving away so one woman brought the village back to life with scarecrow dolls. I think this roadside attraction is inspired by that since even the doll designs look similar in construction.
My girlfriend used to listen to a lot of his videos, and I couldn't stand being in earshot of them because of the way he talks. I'm not sure the reason he talks like that, and don't mean to offend, but it drives me insane.
@@Magnosummit I think he may be autistic or a speech issue, or he did it for views lol. Yes it’s extremely annoying and there’s a girl that does it now too
I honestly don’t know how these full length videos don’t get more views, this is entertaining but also educational in a way that for some reason reminds me of my childhood? idk
This makes me miss seeing mundane sights in rural japan. I remember spring times visiting family in hakatajima (the ramen is ace, the salt ice cream is major yums and the whole island smells like orange and lavender). I fervently wish you would do more of these long-form videos. Thanks for such a gem.
the scarecrows’ faces are so detailed!!! i’m fascinated, whoever made them put so much love into making them. they do lean a little into the uncanny valley, but overall i’m softened by the labor of love. their little town, frozen in time.
Your content rocks, I first discovered you through your shorts, but this entire video was so fun to watch. As others said, your witty pop culture references as well as your own original comments really makes this an awesome travel video!
It flew by so fast and was so funny yet informative. Seems like you can make anything entertaining and still teach us things, even if the one of only things we catch are the obscure references dotted throughout the videos
Mr Eat, I ask of you to do more videos like these. Your sense of humor paired with the beautiful sights and history you share, is truly a great viewing experience. If you do make more, then I'll be forced to hit the bell icon that's snuggled up with the subscribe button.
Stumbled across you because of your shorts but can I just say I LOVEEEEEEE your long form content. Your calm voice, historical facts mixed with jokes, absolute banger!!! I hope if it works out you're able to make more long form content, it's a treat!
I moved to Japan this year and I live in a rural town. I was exploring the mountainous hinterland of the otherwise dense coastal town and I stumbled on a sign that said ‘Maria, goddess of light’ and new that it would either take me to Kan’on Maria statue or I would be abducted by some syncretic cult. It turns out it was a Kan’on Maria statue, which surprised me because I always thought that they were limited to Kyushu but I guess I am not that far away and there were hidden Christians all throughout Japan
I love your longer form videos, so please don't stop, everything is nice, pacing, editing, the subtitles helps a lot (though I know they are time consuming to make), the humor... Keep it up man!
This was the first long-form video of your's I've seen and I love that you keep your usual naration and editing style in both! You're definitely the type of person I'd love to just kick-back and chill with! -Keep doing your thing, JE! I'll definitely keep watching!
The low-key vibes and deadpan humour really make your channel something unique and fun; love the chill energy you bring and it’s fun to see some of the lesser known parts of daily Japanese life :)
I love your approach on a food tour. It's like a nice Anthony Bourdain homage to the real-life feeling to really put us in preparation of what a simple traveler would experience.
You are so thoroughly entertaining and educational at the same time. I loved your vibe and I honestly kept watching because the way you talk and your humor is so *chefs kiss*. DUDE. I WAS EATING AND CHOKED ON MY FOOD AT THE 11:40 MARK BECAUSE YOU DID THE LIST GUY VOICE. I FORGOT HIS NAME BUT STILL. Hilarious. I wish I could keep liking the video lmao.
Loved the chill vibes interspersed with your usual jokes and references. More long-form videos, you say? I'm in. Do it, dude! And yeah -- congratz on hitting 1 Million!
i googled the scarecrow thing cause i was so curious. apparently amakusa holds an annual spring scarecrow festival which i think is really cute. i also learned that there’s another scarecrow village in nagoro in the tokushina prefecture
This sent me on a spiral of research about the history you touched on, man is it interesting. The rebellion was only partly related to the local religious movements, apparently. There was some misrule by the local daimyo which I think kicked it off, big confluence of events. This was really entertaining to watch, liked it a lot
I’ve watched a lot of videos (wow big surprise from a RUclips viewer) but your content has some of the best and most satisfying video direction I’ve seen on the platform and humor that doesn’t overstay its welcome. I look forward to more of your long form videos in the future no matter how long lol
Really love this! Your commentary is fun and the narration is relaxing. If u do more long videos, i would love to see more moments of silence with light background audio! The locations are really beautiful i’d love to look at them for just a little longer The scarecrow village bit was fun but also a nice opportunity to just admire what a weird and interesting place it was
I love your narration style. It's very engaging, because while you give trivia about whatever food you're eating or location you're visiting you pepper it with video game references. As a video game nut myself I found myself hard pressed to catch every reference. I want to say your monologue was an Ocean Hunter one but I might be wrong. Still, superb video, extremely relaxing, and I enjoyed eating my lunch while watchhing it. Kudos!
Hey, just wanted to say thanks for the longer form video, it was really enjoyable! I love that you're exploring more of this style of content, I think your humor really shines when you don't have to cram jokes into a strict time limit like with shorts. I'm still going to watch your shorts anyway, but hope that we see more of your trips or just fun food experiences and stuff in longer form in the future.
Looks like in addition to being a foodie you're also a bit of a history buff? That's cool! I'd be way down for more videos or shoets about Japanese History!
If the history behind the scarecrow village is true, then it is very sad. I grew up in a small town and even to these days, many of my relatives are still in our village.
From what I researched, it was made by a singular lady because of the depopulation of the village and wanted to make it seem full of life like it used to be. There are approximately only 30 people in the village and scarecrows are about 10 to 1. It's a bittersweet story.
@@upg5147 I thought someone made it to show how life used to be, the community and families just in their day to day which made me sad. This makes me sadder.
really looking forward to the long form content, you are literally the only shorts I watch and you always bait me into clicking on your shorts which leads to me scrolling for like 30 min every time
I love your long-form videos! This one was especially informative. I like how introspective your videos are, they make me feel immersed in the experience of the food, travel, etc. Hope you're doing well 😊
I love that you are doing more long form content and this video was great! I only wished you gave some more time for things to breath (like yourself) there is honestly almost too many references (sometimes less is more) though I can tell you put a lot of effort into making this video and many other people seem to like this style even if its a little too much for me so don't take my criticism harshly I love what you do and hope to see more!
I was just watching your full length videos yesterday night to help me calm down before bed, your commentary is so casual and calming :] happy to get another video that I can binge at 11:50 pm
FUNNY, and INSPIRING and getting us to actually go to the hidden parts of Japan!.... MANY channels dealing with Japanese foods and the Japanese culture should learn from @Japan Eat! now KEEP IT UP xD
I can’t wait to see more from you! I know that long form content is so much more work for you, so I know I can’t expect you to hop on trains and planes all the time, but personally I would also love to see you roaming around places that are more easy for you to explore too, like you also do with your short contents, I wouldn’t be mad at all. Overall, I just love so much what you do, you’re one of the few creators that posts about food that I really enjoy and watch, and everything you’ll be willing to share with us it’s gonna be a huge pleasure to watch.
Enjoyed the unexpected history lesson. If you ever decide to go island hopping again, try the Goto island chain, especially Fukue, it's a bit further north-west from Amakusa. They have a crazy amount of christian churches there as well. Most of them built by the Portuguese.
This was a great video! I really enjoy learning about Japan and their culture/cuisine! If you did start making more videos about the history of Japan, I’d definitely be interested!
I’ve been subscribed for ages but I guess no notifications???? I’ve only just seen this after 1 month of it being released. Also may I ask what time this was recorded (If that’s not too personal) as the scenery looks great and wondering what time you’d advise visiting Japan in the future
Some constructive criticism if you will take it: The rapid fire jokes works well for short form food content, but in this video with the beautiful scenery and rich history, I found myself actually longing for extended periods of serious dialogue.
I've seen this about three times now, and it's just so calming and charming each time :) No pressure for you to make longer videos, but looking forward for when you upload another one!!
I have seen that doll village before (think it was up in the mountains somewhere), but didn't expected there to be more like it, now I wonder if there's even more.
This may have been addressed a millions times in the comments, is Japan Eat the same person as Bill Wurtz? The delivery, scripts, voice, and overall fun vibes are very similar, and they are so entertaining. Keep up the great content. I love the shorts and the long videos. I hope to do research in Japan at some point, and these videos make me feel a little more comfortable in pursuing my trip. Thank you!
This was so cool to watch. Fyi, if you're doing more long videos, I'd be interested in hearing more about the town with lots of demon statues in it. I tried to tell my family about it, but couldn't remember the town name, and couldn't find your short on it. I think you went there to get a special kind of noodle made with local rice, and you said it was not really all too different from the regular kind.
That's Fukusaki, which has yokai everywhere because it's the birthplace of famous yokai folklorist Kunio Yamagata. Their town mascot is a kappa named Gajiro. He's a cute guy if you ask me. As for the food you're thinking of it's mochimugi, a special type of soba. He mochimuga soba and mochimuga ice cream IIRC.
Damn, i love the sound of your voice bro. The speed and the "if you miss it" humor. It is great for me since i am a Korean implant who sounds like Joe Swanson from family guy. Keep up the good work bro.
14:15 late but did the scarecrows follow you? Have you seen more of them in the last 6 months? Might be time to check "people" in the backgrounds of your footage.
I've lived in Kansai for half a year and the strangest thing I've ever seen was not in Osaka, surprisingly. One day I wanted to just hike and stroll in the countryside, so I went to Kato City, Hyogo. The hike I searched with a common hiking trail app led me through the northeastern part of the city across a few hills. Normally, when I went on hikes like this, I'd check google maps for interesting places along the way and unsurprisingly, there was nothing along my way that day. However, after hiking for maybe 2 hours, I came across this GIANT roman looking architecture, in the middle of the forested hill really. As I didn't have any service there, I couldn't check for more information or satellite images, I was just stunned. It was probably more than a kilometer long and had absolutely enormous structures within it. Even more strangely, there was literally noone. It was completely empty, but there was also no construction site. And one thing about Japan you have to remember: as soon as there is the smallest thing to see, you'll see people visiting it and you'll see a small restaurant or souvenir shop. Here, nothing. No shop, maybe a handful of houses along the road leading towards it. Cicada time was over, so it was almost completely silent. So eerie. If you thought this was it, then I gotta tell you there was ANOTHER huge structure (seemed related to buddhism) just 10 minutes away from it further down the same road. Maybe this one was even larger. Still, noone there except this guard looking person in front of the senmon (entrance gate of a temple). Naturally, I was curious and left the street to cross the parking lot/square in front of the gate to take a picture of what might be behind this massive gate. But as soon as my foot entered the grounds of what was now temple and not street anymore, I heard an alarm and the guard was gesturing to f off. Safe to say, I fd off. The end of the story would be that at the end of the (only) road I was on, a hiking trail should have led me for half an hour across this hill/mountain range. There was no trail. Not even a trailhead. There was nothing. I still went and I wouldn't recommend doing what I did. If you're interested, try to search Kato City on google maps and switch to satellite and check the northeast area of the city. You'll not believe your eyes.
@@offroad5798 I know exactly where he's talking about. It's actually not Roman, it's an Indian temple but with oddly Roman column side buildings. Look up "ナーランダ僧院 Hyogo Kato" in google maps. That whole area is full of cultural exchange buildings like a Cambodian Royal palace and the Indian temple, so it's not odd at all to come across these things.
@Flexx The "Roman" building is a replica of the Nalanda University from India, and for whatever reason has Roman columns on the side buildings. The Buddhist structure you saw is the Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism. Next to that is the Cambodian Royal tribute park. Basically that whole mountain side are cultural exchange palaces.
@@aohige Thanks for the information! It was eerie for me to say that it just suddenly appeared. No sign or map pointing it out, nothing to be seen on the city's website..
I like your point of view, people tend to exaggerate how cool a certain thing is and completely disregard things that seem more mundane. But in truth, the mundane is often more interesting.
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There's a famous 'Nagoro Scarecrow Village' that was all but abandoned due to the aging population and children moving away so one woman brought the village back to life with scarecrow dolls. I think this roadside attraction is inspired by that since even the doll designs look similar in construction.
The voice switch to that monotone creepy Chills guy was soo accurate you need an award 😂
I laughed so hard at that part. It was so funny.😂
My girlfriend used to listen to a lot of his videos, and I couldn't stand being in earshot of them because of the way he talks. I'm not sure the reason he talks like that, and don't mean to offend, but it drives me insane.
@@Magnosummit I think he may be autistic or a speech issue, or he did it for views lol. Yes it’s extremely annoying and there’s a girl that does it now too
That voice was perfect. I can't stand it but its hilarious.
😂😂😂😂😂
I honestly don’t know how these full length videos don’t get more views, this is entertaining but also educational in a way that for some reason reminds me of my childhood? idk
Honestly, some people may not know the full videos exist😅 I only just discovered them myself but I’m glad I did
Its kinda too rambling on fact and sarcasm and kinda difficult to diferentiate between them if you dont already have some info on them
@@nokiahmotorz01 99pc
yes i loved it
Tiktok generation and their brain rot
This makes me miss seeing mundane sights in rural japan. I remember spring times visiting family in hakatajima (the ramen is ace, the salt ice cream is major yums and the whole island smells like orange and lavender). I fervently wish you would do more of these long-form videos. Thanks for such a gem.
i can't with the voice at 11:40 😂 Instantly knew which youtuber he meant, perfect impression!
Seeing a video longer than 60 seconds from JapanEat is not something I expected but I definitely appreciate it
the scarecrows’ faces are so detailed!!! i’m fascinated, whoever made them put so much love into making them. they do lean a little into the uncanny valley, but overall i’m softened by the labor of love. their little town, frozen in time.
I wish more people did videos like this talking about real history and also keeping it light so you're not depressed after😂
Love your longer videos. Your insight, personality, and editing are even more impressive in longform content! Thank you!
Gaming humor, Chills impressions, and great travel. You’ve earned yourself another subscriber. 👍
Thank you so much! And welcome :)
His voice is cringe
@@monkeyluffy6100 I have to disagree, I love his voice especially when he switches to Japanese 😍
@@beccajane9939 The Japanese is what makes it worse for me his content is great idk what it is for me
I think the whole youtubers voice is cringe except his @@monkeyluffy6100
i love everything about the way you present yourself. the cinematography, script and editing is so well done
We finally get another video bois
Sorry it took so long :(
Thanks for your patience!
@@japaneatIt is all good, I just want a quality video,
@@japaneat all good broski glad you posted in the mean time I'll keep watching yo shorts
Yeee bois🤣
And gurls
Hello, please, please make more long videos like this where you talk not just about food but about Japanese history, it's just brilliant!
I love these videos so much more than your reels, your commentary is excellent and I hope you make more like this.
Your content rocks, I first discovered you through your shorts, but this entire video was so fun to watch. As others said, your witty pop culture references as well as your own original comments really makes this an awesome travel video!
this was one of my favourite videos I've ever watched on. RUclips. pleaseeee keep posting more longer videos !!
Wow, I'm honored! Thank you so much for watching and for the support. More long videos coming :)
@@japaneat promise?
Yeah, a year from now , u can wait rite?@@ok10469
@@japaneatyes please do !
Yes please you're my favorite RUclipsrs in Japan
It flew by so fast and was so funny yet informative. Seems like you can make anything entertaining and still teach us things, even if the one of only things we catch are the obscure references dotted throughout the videos
Mr Eat, I ask of you to do more videos like these. Your sense of humor paired with the beautiful sights and history you share, is truly a great viewing experience. If you do make more, then I'll be forced to hit the bell icon that's snuggled up with the subscribe button.
Stumbled across you because of your shorts but can I just say I LOVEEEEEEE your long form content. Your calm voice, historical facts mixed with jokes, absolute banger!!! I hope if it works out you're able to make more long form content, it's a treat!
I moved to Japan this year and I live in a rural town. I was exploring the mountainous hinterland of the otherwise dense coastal town and I stumbled on a sign that said ‘Maria, goddess of light’ and new that it would either take me to Kan’on Maria statue or I would be abducted by some syncretic cult. It turns out it was a Kan’on Maria statue, which surprised me because I always thought that they were limited to Kyushu but I guess I am not that far away and there were hidden Christians all throughout Japan
I love your longer form videos, so please don't stop, everything is nice, pacing, editing, the subtitles helps a lot (though I know they are time consuming to make), the humor... Keep it up man!
11:37 Okay this made me burst out laughing 😭JapanEat you are a silly little goose love ya 😻
BRUH same when i heard that voice i straight up thought it was the original guy! i lost it🤣
The video was already good, but this made it even better
This was the first long-form video of your's I've seen and I love that you keep your usual naration and editing style in both!
You're definitely the type of person I'd love to just kick-back and chill with!
-Keep doing your thing, JE! I'll definitely keep watching!
He makes the volume consistent so it seems like a single take. It also makes it seem like he doesnt take a breath at all during the whole video
I love his content and i would appreciate anything as long as it's from JE!
The low-key vibes and deadpan humour really make your channel something unique and fun; love the chill energy you bring and it’s fun to see some of the lesser known parts of daily Japanese life :)
It’s been 6 months since the previous legit video. Quite refreshing to see JE do this tbh.😌🇯🇵🍜
4:04
Okay, this one hit me right in the nostalgia. Critical hit. You got me.
I NEED more full length videos. I love your style. You're right up there with AIJ honestly
I love your approach on a food tour. It's like a nice Anthony Bourdain homage to the real-life feeling to really put us in preparation of what a simple traveler would experience.
Your longer form videos are so good! Your narrating style meshes so well with the calmer vibe of these roadtrip like vids.
You are so thoroughly entertaining and educational at the same time. I loved your vibe and I honestly kept watching because the way you talk and your humor is so *chefs kiss*.
DUDE. I WAS EATING AND CHOKED ON MY FOOD AT THE 11:40 MARK BECAUSE YOU DID THE LIST GUY VOICE. I FORGOT HIS NAME BUT STILL. Hilarious. I wish I could keep liking the video lmao.
Loved the chill vibes interspersed with your usual jokes and references. More long-form videos, you say? I'm in. Do it, dude! And yeah -- congratz on hitting 1 Million!
11:37 had me wheezing 😂 thank you for this video! To more longform content in the future pls!
i googled the scarecrow thing cause i was so curious. apparently amakusa holds an annual spring scarecrow festival which i think is really cute. i also learned that there’s another scarecrow village in nagoro in the tokushina prefecture
Japan has literally the most unique cultural festivals and it's so amazing to me
This sent me on a spiral of research about the history you touched on, man is it interesting. The rebellion was only partly related to the local religious movements, apparently. There was some misrule by the local daimyo which I think kicked it off, big confluence of events. This was really entertaining to watch, liked it a lot
I love your humour so much man, thank you for your videos. I'm amazed and delighted by them, truly!
I’ve watched a lot of videos (wow big surprise from a RUclips viewer) but your content has some of the best and most satisfying video direction I’ve seen on the platform and humor that doesn’t overstay its welcome. I look forward to more of your long form videos in the future no matter how long lol
Really love this! Your commentary is fun and the narration is relaxing. If u do more long videos, i would love to see more moments of silence with light background audio! The locations are really beautiful i’d love to look at them for just a little longer
The scarecrow village bit was fun but also a nice opportunity to just admire what a weird and interesting place it was
I loved this! Ngl though when you were in the souvenir/gift shop I thought you'd smoothly slide in an ad for the snackboxes you promote 😂
Thank you so much for the support!
They would have come in handy, because I left forgetting to buy anything..
I love your narration style. It's very engaging, because while you give trivia about whatever food you're eating or location you're visiting you pepper it with video game references. As a video game nut myself I found myself hard pressed to catch every reference. I want to say your monologue was an Ocean Hunter one but I might be wrong.
Still, superb video, extremely relaxing, and I enjoyed eating my lunch while watchhing it. Kudos!
I just wanna say, I genuinely LOVE these longer videos! I'd love for you to do more of these!
Hey, just wanted to say thanks for the longer form video, it was really enjoyable! I love that you're exploring more of this style of content, I think your humor really shines when you don't have to cram jokes into a strict time limit like with shorts. I'm still going to watch your shorts anyway, but hope that we see more of your trips or just fun food experiences and stuff in longer form in the future.
These videos always radiate such a wholesome and pleasant aura :D
Your videos are unironically so nice, there’s something about them that tickles every part of my brain. Keep up the amazing work man
Looks like in addition to being a foodie you're also a bit of a history buff?
That's cool! I'd be way down for more videos or shoets about Japanese History!
I didnt realize you posted this long form video! I don't remember getting a notification. I'm so excited to watch!
Really can't wait to see more JP content from you, whether it be food or not I adore the way you conduct your videos.
If the history behind the scarecrow village is true, then it is very sad. I grew up in a small town and even to these days, many of my relatives are still in our village.
From what I researched, it was made by a singular lady because of the depopulation of the village and wanted to make it seem full of life like it used to be. There are approximately only 30 people in the village and scarecrows are about 10 to 1. It's a bittersweet story.
@@upg5147 man....😢
@@setyonugroho8706 It is what it is. At least she made the village a place that won't be forgotten for much longer than expected.
@@upg5147 I thought someone made it to show how life used to be, the community and families just in their day to day which made me sad. This makes me sadder.
@@upg5147 Yikes! That's some attrition!
I hope we get more long form content soon. This was great!
Finally a new video!!! I watch your shorts every day, they help me relax, but having a full length video is awesome
really looking forward to the long form content, you are literally the only shorts I watch and you always bait me into clicking on your shorts which leads to me scrolling for like 30 min every time
Fun and breezy narration while also being informative. Love it!
lol the chillz voiceover moment made me crack up.
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I love your long form content, I can't get enough of it!! No pressure to post it more often tho, good things take time :)
There's nothing better than eating, while watching Japaneat talk about eating, eating at a restaurant. It truly makes me eat.
I LOVE these longer tour videos. Please keep making them
You had me laughing non stop until the creepy scarecrows. Love your videos
I love your long-form videos! This one was especially informative. I like how introspective your videos are, they make me feel immersed in the experience of the food, travel, etc. Hope you're doing well 😊
4:19 just unlocked a memory I forgot I had. Literally tried to get to that painting over and over again. Happy 1 million! 🎉
I love that you are doing more long form content and this video was great! I only wished you gave some more time for things to breath (like yourself) there is honestly almost too many references (sometimes less is more) though I can tell you put a lot of effort into making this video and many other people seem to like this style even if its a little too much for me so don't take my criticism harshly I love what you do and hope to see more!
Thank you so much for the feedback and for watching!
You need more long form videos. This was great or make a longer compilation of a bunch of your shorts.
I love your longer format vids
Theyre almost too short lol
Youve definitely sold me on a trip to Japan at SOME point in life lol
I was just watching your full length videos yesterday night to help me calm down before bed, your commentary is so casual and calming :] happy to get another video that I can binge at 11:50 pm
These longer videos are incredible, please continue making them!
your videos are so captivating and well-made. I really appreciate how you avoid filming peoples faces without permission.
FUNNY, and INSPIRING and getting us to actually go to the hidden parts of Japan!.... MANY channels dealing with Japanese foods and the Japanese culture should learn from @Japan Eat! now KEEP IT UP xD
'And its a great place for Windows Desktop pictures' Your commentary is so brutally honest and also completely wholesome ❤
Love your content 😊
Please make more long form vids 🙏
But any length you share is great 🌟
A long Japaneats video?
What a blessing
I can’t wait to see more from you! I know that long form content is so much more work for you, so I know I can’t expect you to hop on trains and planes all the time, but personally I would also love to see you roaming around places that are more easy for you to explore too, like you also do with your short contents, I wouldn’t be mad at all. Overall, I just love so much what you do, you’re one of the few creators that posts about food that I really enjoy and watch, and everything you’ll be willing to share with us it’s gonna be a huge pleasure to watch.
12:50, it’s called the village of dolls. An older man created a scare crow for each person who died or left.
this guy's long-form content is actually so good i hope we get more in the future!!
Enjoyed the unexpected history lesson. If you ever decide to go island hopping again, try the Goto island chain, especially Fukue, it's a bit further north-west from Amakusa. They have a crazy amount of christian churches there as well. Most of them built by the Portuguese.
Love the longform videos. Also very much appreciate you putting subtitles on here!
This was a great video! I really enjoy learning about Japan and their culture/cuisine! If you did start making more videos about the history of Japan, I’d definitely be interested!
I’ve been subscribed for ages but I guess no notifications???? I’ve only just seen this after 1 month of it being released. Also may I ask what time this was recorded (If that’s not too personal) as the scenery looks great and wondering what time you’d advise visiting Japan in the future
I love the shorts but these are greater!!! Bring back the long form. You do great at it! It really makes me want to go to Japan.
Some constructive criticism if you will take it: The rapid fire jokes works well for short form food content, but in this video with the beautiful scenery and rich history, I found myself actually longing for extended periods of serious dialogue.
There’s plenty of content creators in Japan that you can watch if you want that dime a dozen style.
I've seen this about three times now, and it's just so calming and charming each time :)
No pressure for you to make longer videos, but looking forward for when you upload another one!!
I have seen that doll village before (think it was up in the mountains somewhere), but didn't expected there to be more like it, now I wonder if there's even more.
Probably is. The original is well known and it does bring life back to them even if it's just tourists.
I love that I understand all your references. I will be here, waiting for the next video drop.
This may have been addressed a millions times in the comments, is Japan Eat the same person as Bill Wurtz? The delivery, scripts, voice, and overall fun vibes are very similar, and they are so entertaining.
Keep up the great content. I love the shorts and the long videos. I hope to do research in Japan at some point, and these videos make me feel a little more comfortable in pursuing my trip. Thank you!
I like your longer-form posts, you and about 3 other creators here, are my go-to safe places, thanks, maing,!
6:09 that’s the… that’s the Temple of Time!
Thank god I'm not the only one who thought this.
Please make more of these longer videos, you are seriously a delight to listen to and your longe content is so good.
Dude ! The long videos are rarer than Jesus Christ! Thanks 🙏
Cheers from 🇺🇸
this is my first full length video of yours ive seen since i subscribed, i didnt know you made them. it feels like a dream... thank you
This was so cool to watch. Fyi, if you're doing more long videos, I'd be interested in hearing more about the town with lots of demon statues in it. I tried to tell my family about it, but couldn't remember the town name, and couldn't find your short on it. I think you went there to get a special kind of noodle made with local rice, and you said it was not really all too different from the regular kind.
That's Fukusaki, which has yokai everywhere because it's the birthplace of famous yokai folklorist Kunio Yamagata. Their town mascot is a kappa named Gajiro. He's a cute guy if you ask me. As for the food you're thinking of it's mochimugi, a special type of soba. He mochimuga soba and mochimuga ice cream IIRC.
@@ShouAlias-io7ud thanks for the info! I'll have to remember so I can visit there one day.
Damn, i love the sound of your voice bro. The speed and the "if you miss it" humor. It is great for me since i am a Korean implant who sounds like Joe Swanson from family guy. Keep up the good work bro.
14:15 late but did the scarecrows follow you? Have you seen more of them in the last 6 months? Might be time to check "people" in the backgrounds of your footage.
Yeahhh a long video! Grateful for you
I've lived in Kansai for half a year and the strangest thing I've ever seen was not in Osaka, surprisingly.
One day I wanted to just hike and stroll in the countryside, so I went to Kato City, Hyogo. The hike I searched with a common hiking trail app led me through the northeastern part of the city across a few hills. Normally, when I went on hikes like this, I'd check google maps for interesting places along the way and unsurprisingly, there was nothing along my way that day.
However, after hiking for maybe 2 hours, I came across this GIANT roman looking architecture, in the middle of the forested hill really. As I didn't have any service there, I couldn't check for more information or satellite images, I was just stunned. It was probably more than a kilometer long and had absolutely enormous structures within it. Even more strangely, there was literally noone. It was completely empty, but there was also no construction site. And one thing about Japan you have to remember: as soon as there is the smallest thing to see, you'll see people visiting it and you'll see a small restaurant or souvenir shop. Here, nothing. No shop, maybe a handful of houses along the road leading towards it. Cicada time was over, so it was almost completely silent. So eerie.
If you thought this was it, then I gotta tell you there was ANOTHER huge structure (seemed related to buddhism) just 10 minutes away from it further down the same road. Maybe this one was even larger. Still, noone there except this guard looking person in front of the senmon (entrance gate of a temple). Naturally, I was curious and left the street to cross the parking lot/square in front of the gate to take a picture of what might be behind this massive gate. But as soon as my foot entered the grounds of what was now temple and not street anymore, I heard an alarm and the guard was gesturing to f off. Safe to say, I fd off.
The end of the story would be that at the end of the (only) road I was on, a hiking trail should have led me for half an hour across this hill/mountain range. There was no trail. Not even a trailhead. There was nothing. I still went and I wouldn't recommend doing what I did.
If you're interested, try to search Kato City on google maps and switch to satellite and check the northeast area of the city. You'll not believe your eyes.
I've looked everywhere on Google and can't find what you're talking about
@@offroad5798 maps.app.goo.gl/GnAC7Rjmxe6U2xvW9
@@offroad5798 I know exactly where he's talking about.
It's actually not Roman, it's an Indian temple but with oddly Roman column side buildings. Look up "ナーランダ僧院 Hyogo Kato" in google maps.
That whole area is full of cultural exchange buildings like a Cambodian Royal palace and the Indian temple, so it's not odd at all to come across these things.
@Flexx The "Roman" building is a replica of the Nalanda University from India, and for whatever reason has Roman columns on the side buildings. The Buddhist structure you saw is the Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism. Next to that is the Cambodian Royal tribute park. Basically that whole mountain side are cultural exchange palaces.
@@aohige Thanks for the information! It was eerie for me to say that it just suddenly appeared. No sign or map pointing it out, nothing to be seen on the city's website..
Thank you! As always a nice video with your dry sense of humor! Make more they will get watched!
A long japan eat video? HECK YEAH!!
I like your point of view, people tend to exaggerate how cool a certain thing is and completely disregard things that seem more mundane. But in truth, the mundane is often more interesting.
I haven't laughed this hard in so fucking long. the number list voice sent me over a fucking cliff :D
Yo bro I just gotta say, I really enjoyed the longer video and the very unique style u bring, it’s like a vlog/history/food video, it’s awesome
Gotta love a long video full of commentary.
I loved this so much😂, the voice over was everything!
Please make more long form content.
13:46 the apology was indeed needed the music made it even more creepy