NAGANO TRAVEL GUIDE 🥷🍤 | 10 Things to do in Nagano City, Japan
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- Hello and greetings from Nagano City in Japan! Today we’re visiting the capital and largest city of Nagano Prefecture. In this video, we’ll explore one of the oldest and most important temples in Japan, relive moments from the 1998 Winter Olympics, sample sake and amazake at a local brewery, feast on soba and tempura, and embark on a day trip to Togakushi to visit forest shrines and a ninja folk village. So let’s check out some of the best things to do in Nagano, Japan!
🇯🇵 Things to do in Nagano City, Japan 🇯🇵
00:53 - Zenkoji Nakamise Street
03:06 - Sanmon Gate and Zenkoji Temple
07:18 - Soba and Tempura Lunch
09:37 - Nishinomon-Yoshinoya Sake Brewery
12:34 - Nagano Olympic Memorial Arena M-WAVE
14:21 - Nagano Olympic Museum
16:32 - Togakushi Day Trip
16:56 - Soba Lunch at Okusha-mae Naosuke
22:13 - Togakushi Shrine
22:56 - Togakushi Ninja Folk Village
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🐒 Snow Monkeys, Zenkoji Temple & Sake: bit.ly/3IQta0k
🍤 Izakaya Food Tour: bit.ly/3PyA1zk
🏯 Food & Cultural Walking Tour: bit.ly/3PuFkQ7
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Hello from the heart of Nagano Prefecture, Nagano City, a place where history, culture, and natural beauty converge to create a unique and enriching experience for its visitors. As the capital and the largest city of the prefecture, Nagano is a treasure trove of cultural heritage, offering an array of activities that cater to the tastes of history buffs, food enthusiasts, nature lovers, and adventure seekers alike. In today’s journey, we’re diving deep into the essence of this captivating city, starting with a visit to one of Japan's oldest and most venerable temples, which has been a beacon of spiritual guidance for centuries. Our adventure will also take us down memory lane to the 1998 Winter Olympics, a momentous event that brought the world's attention to Nagano, showcasing its stunning landscapes and world-class facilities.
But that's not all-our palate will embark on its own journey as we explore the local culinary scene, tasting the rich flavors of traditional soba and tempura, a testament to the city's gastronomical excellence. We’ll wander through the atmospheric streets leading to Zenkoji Nakamise, immerse ourselves in the solemn beauty of the Sanmon Gate, and feel the tranquility of Zenkoji Temple. Adding to the experience, we’ll delve into the art of sake making at Nishinomon-Yoshinoya Sake Brewery, savoring the intricate flavors of sake and amazake, and understanding the craftsmanship behind these beloved beverages.
As we relive the spirit of the Olympics at the Nagano Olympic Memorial Arena M-WAVE and the adjacent Nagano Olympic Museum, we’ll gain insights into the city’s significant role in international sports history. Our exploration then takes us beyond the city to Togakushi, where the serene beauty of forest shrines awaits us, along with a visit to a ninja folk village, offering a glimpse into the mysterious and fascinating world of ninjas.
This immersive tour of Nagano, Japan, is not just about visiting places; it’s about experiencing the soul of the city through its landmarks, its food, its traditions, and its natural wonders. Join us as we uncover some of the best things to do in Nagano, making unforgettable memories along the way.
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A few tour ideas for *NAGANO, Japan* 🇯🇵
🐒 Snow Monkeys, Zenkoji Temple & Sake: bit.ly/3IQta0k
🍤Izakaya Food Tour: bit.ly/3PyA1zk
🏯 Food & Cultural Walking Tour: bit.ly/3PuFkQ7
(These are affiliate links, so we do earn a small commission if you book through them!)
Excellent video guys seen it 3X times now
Harriet and I enjoy our time in Nagano . We were there 7 years ago. Stunning. The Togakushi Folk Museum/Ninja House and Togakushi Shrine Kuzuryusha were favorites of ours. I was the one that braved the dark tunnel at Okaiden Meguri . I'm 6 Ft. Harriet passed on it. Tight spaces are not her thing. Thank you so much for bringing back some memorable moments on our trip. As always, Great video , so beautifully done. Sending you much love ❤ Harriet, Jim and Yuki
Ahhhh... you missed Zenkoji Temple Unjoden. Just behind Zenkoji... a bit of a walk, but SO worth it - particularly in spring. Here, you can see the story (inside) of the relic that was brought to Zenkoji in pictorial form on the walls. BUT - it is only open on certain times and you need to ask to enter. The other place you need to visit is Omenajo - the butterfly castle on top of the mountain nearby. There is a secret walking trail that I have taken for years (it's a bit of a hike away from town) but I had an autobike, so it was easy. It takes you (if you take the 'usual' road) up there to the abandoned road that is fenced off when (on the way up) you have to turn right on the zig-zag road to reach the temple. However, there is a way to get into the abandon road on the way up and a pedestrian way through the fence at the top. It passes through bamboo forests and beautiful view on the way up of the mountains to the east. But, no one really knows about this. It's a shame that the 'furugia san' shops have closed down (second hand or house clearance shops) as I bought SO much from them before for little but the quality remains high. The oldest hotel on the main street (on the right as you walk up to Zenkoji) was the only building that remained standing after the early 1900s earthquake and you can go in and see the iron vaults there. Nagano is a maze of wonders. I hope that your clip encourages more to come!
Que bonito todo! y la comida se vio deliciosa, lo del laberinto debio ser super divertido. Saludos familia
Walk through the dark tunnel is definitely one of a kind experience ! I had tears in my eyes when I walked through the tunnel .
22 vídeo seguidos de japon 😮😮
Thanks. Great video. Going in August
Hola Audrey y Samuel.
Llegaron a la Argentina, se extraña a Daniel.
Saludos desde Córdoba Edgardo 🍷.
Thank you Samuel for mentioning the legendary hockey finale 🏒🥅.. for us Czechs🇨🇿 it was an unforgettable Olympics victory ☺️
So much fun, very cool.
You guys missed out by not eating the Oyaki on Zenkoji street. That is by far the best snack in all of Japan
Como siempre disfrutando lo que Ustedes muy profesional gracias. Un saludo desde Bucaramanga, Colombia ❤.
Love your videos guys !!! Keep up the great work! Your japan videos are really helpful, since I‘m planing my itinerary currently!! Everything really looks amazing! Currently I‘m struggling if i should visit Toyama or Nagano! Both really looks amazing but I can only fit in one desitination🥹🥹
I'm looking forward to seeing the adventures.
Loved this one!! You guys look like you had so much fun going to the sake tasting and out into the countryside. I really don't remember the 98' Olympics because at that time I was trying to set up a business and it was taking up my days. Great video as always!!
Can I wish you both a very happy Easter. Great footage, interesting places
Nagano Museum show me great display !
Hello just wanted to say i enjoyed the content thank you!
I love your videos, I've added so much to my planned itinerary after gaining ideas from you guys
We're happy to hear that. Wishing you a wonderful trip to Japan!
What a memorable video. I'm Nagano forget it. Haha. Thanks.
Dear Samuel & Audrey, thank you so much for sharing your stories. I’m going to Japan for the third time in September and I’m making a Japan alps trip. Your ideas were perfect! Greetings Bianca 🇳🇱
Wishing you a wonderful trip, Bianca! We're sure you'll have an amazing time. 😊
Just loving your clips of Japan and your enjoyment of the country. Bit upset when you said the Winter Olympics was '98...The last time Scotland qualified for the World Cup...I feel old...I was blown away by the Autumn Colours x
いい動画ですね😋😋
Saludos Audrey y Samuel. Cuando van a compartirnos videos de su llegada a Argentina, como han iniciado los trabajos de la propiedad y como está la familia en Canadá, Daniel, Pilar, Ariel, su beba y Danny. No nos podemos olvidar de Togo, Ashley, Anthony y los niños. Dios los bendiga, les queremos mucho desde Puerto Rico🙏🏽
Beatiful.
Alrighty!
Cuando van a volver los videos con Daniel en Córdoba. Saludos familia.
本場でお蕎麦が食べたくなりました。天ぷらも美味しそう!!
お蕎麦が美味しかったです!私たちは日本食が恋しいです。😊🍜🍤
Nagano's ``Shinshu soba'' is delicious.
Hey Sam, what was your experience when you made it through the dark tunnel ?
Hey guys, what's the name of the soba and tempura place you ate at?
A DONDE ESTAS AUDREY ---------EN CORDOBA
そばはすすって食べるんだ
QUE PASOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-----DONDE ESTAS AUDREY
Quiero ver Córdoba 😭😭😭
Guys, I don't know why, but I always want to tell my stories by seeing your videos. When our favorite Audrey was looking at acorns, I remembered the story of how, as a child, on the stump of an oak tree, we children decided to detonate large-caliber. shells at the neighboring shooting range. They were very easy to find in the nearby forest, as this is the largest shooting range in Russia in the Leningrad region. As a result of the explosion, 1 guy's hand was torn off, and 2 guys lost several fingers. When we greeted a guy who had his right hand torn off, and he handed over his left, we always joked what was wrong with your right hand, we were very kind children.😂😘
CUANDO MUESTRAN EL CLIMA EN CORDOBA DESDE QUE LLEGARON COMO ESTA LA CASA ENCONTRARON TODO BIEN -----CAYO GRANIZO -------QUEREMOS CONOCERLOS EN LA RUTA DEL TURISTA ----SOMOS DE BUENOS AIRES ----MUCHAS GRACIAS
yo tampoco nogano nadamostra cordoba ahora
Espero NOTICIAS de Daniel
ugh you were a kid in 1998?