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I was hoping you could interview a resident there. I'm curious, before the tunnel, how did they get the goods and services they needed? If they were cut off from the rest of their surroundings, do they have a different accent or vocabulary? Do they have any other unique customs beyond bear gallbladders? Are they connected to the modern world in every other way? What did they do for hospitals? Do they keep animals? Do they have access to fishing? I love your content because it's the first time I am able to see the unusual, lesser-known parts of everyday Japan. I would love to hear more about the different aspects of life in these unique locations. Your ability to bring such amazing insights to the English-speaking world, not through the interaction of a foreigner, but as a Japanese person interacting with fellow citizens, is priceless!
chatgpt said - The hidden town in Akita, Japan, you’re referring to might be Kamikoani Village. This village is known for its remoteness and traditional way of life. Here are answers to your questions based on historical and cultural context: 1. **Goods and Services Before the Tunnel**: Before the tunnel was built, residents of such remote villages typically relied on mountain paths and narrow roads to connect with nearby towns. They used horses and later, motor vehicles, to transport goods. During winter, when roads were often impassable due to heavy snow, villagers relied on stockpiling supplies and self-sufficiency. Barter systems and community cooperation were also essential. 2. **Accent or Vocabulary**: Remote villages often develop distinct dialects and vocabulary due to isolation. Kamikoani and similar villages likely have unique linguistic features compared to standard Japanese. These differences can include specific terms, pronunciation variations, and idiomatic expressions. 3. **Unique Customs**: Beyond traditional practices like hunting for bear gallbladders, remote villages in Akita may have unique customs related to festivals, food preservation, and seasonal activities. For example, they might have distinctive rituals for agricultural festivals or unique methods of preserving food through fermentation. 4. **Connection to the Modern World**: Despite their remoteness, villages like Kamikoani are increasingly connected to the modern world. Internet access, satellite communication, and improved transportation infrastructure have made it easier for residents to stay connected. However, cultural preservation efforts ensure that traditional practices and knowledge are maintained. 5. **Hospitals**: In the past, medical services in remote villages were limited. Residents relied on traditional medicine and local healers. For serious medical needs, they had to travel to larger towns or cities, which could be challenging, especially in bad weather. Nowadays, mobile clinics and improved transportation have made healthcare more accessible. 6. **Keeping Animals**: Yes, villagers often keep animals such as chickens, pigs, and cattle. These animals are crucial for their livelihood, providing meat, eggs, milk, and labor for farming. 7. **Fishing Access**: If the village is near a river or lake, fishing would be an essential part of their diet and culture. Freshwater fish would complement their agricultural produce and hunting efforts. In areas further from water bodies, fishing might be less common, with more reliance on hunting and farming. Overall, while modernization has reached many remote areas, the blend of old and new creates a unique cultural tapestry in villages like Kamikoani.
This is a side of Japan that very few of us will ever be lucky enough to see in person. Thank you so much for sharing and please keep it up! Sending you love from the sun shine state of Florida!
So cool, getting a "behind the scenes" look at Japan, seeing sides of daily life outsiders rarely get to glimpse. Thank you for taking us along, Robin. It would be so cool if some day you could buy a house in a place like this that you can fix up, so you can have your own quiet little spot to go home to when you get weary of traveling for a while. If you could save up and buy it outright, and install a solar system, you could have a dependable home base for very low monthly recurring cost. Or maybe that just me, projecting my dreams onto you. Anyway, good luck.
This is the content I wanna see, explore random areas, meet locals, show us the country of japan, tell us it's history. You have the ability to connect everything for us because you can speak english. Keep it up!
That tunnel reminds me of the story "The Mysterious Tunnel" by Junji Ito. I wonder if that tunnel inspired him to write the story. Fun adventure, thank you Robin!
You're channel has given me hope I'm currently doing my last year of school and my parents told me once I'm done with school I'll be kicked out of the house and be homeless and probably just unalive but after watching you're videos It has made not be afraid of bieng homeless and I think I might grind it out up until I'm stable
I love contents like this Travelling is expensive but watching vlogs like this takes me to places I've never been. More walk tours, please.. One of my dream countries to visit is Japan.
Small gardens and lots of trees reminded me of small town northern Canada before the 1990s which often had a township/community hall. But this hidden village was great journey with very beautiful landscape!
Sugoii 😮 ✨ So pretty! Such a beautiful place Akita is ❤ You're doing an amazing job, loved this video so much 😍 You're so Brave!! Thank you for the efforts you put in this video! Please so keep posting this kind of videos 🙇🏻♀️ Gambarimasuu ✨
Where I grew up in rural Canada, sometimes the school in our village would tell the children to only play in front of the school for the day, because a bear had been spotted in the hills behind the school. Our black bears are small and timid, so nobody was too worried about it!
This video was amazing, you should do more videos like this where you travel to these places and try to give a little history on the place. Your channel is gunna blow up your one of my favorite channels now.
I love videos like this man. Showing the culture and history if Japan is something I adore. Thanks for the history, showing the paintings and walking around.
That was one stunning view when you got out of that tunnel. I guess they wanted the ambulance and caregivers to have easier access. I think this village will have a lot of old people and that's why the tunnel. I guess. Thus in this hidden village, there wasn't anything like a small cafe or pub or something like that? Did it have a small temple? Just trying to see similarities with how the old villages were in the old days in my country. Every village had a small church and a small pub or cafe next to it. So I wonder if it's the same with old Japanese villages. Especially this one, since it's so hidden and all.
🌴Hey Robin , what a great little village ,so the tunnel is the only way in or out , it’s hard to believe that all the construction materials needed to build the village came through the tunnel you would think that they would of made the tunnel big enough for a large truck to be able to go through it 🤔? Thanks for taking us along 👍🏼🛹
It's all about perspective: the tunnel can be scary or beautiful. The village is stunning (I grew up around mountains and love them). I can't imagine getting halfway through the tunnel in a vehicle, another car coming in the opposite direction, and then one of you having to back out. Thanks for the bit of history! It sounds like there are plenty of bears in Japan and that the hunting is therefore done responsibly, in balance (for protection or food but not to annihilate them - the US could learn from this considering the damage to wild species the cattle industry there has done).
Awe yeah this is the content I love: Little secret places and niche things! Great lore too.. It'd be cool if you could stay for a month and share exploring the area with us!
The stark contrast between cites and rural Japan is amazing, and having lived for a time in Nagano I much prefer the countryside. My mother in law is from Akita but I haven't visited that prefecture yet, maybe next time. I enjoyed this a great deal Robin, thanks for sharing this video, keep up the good work my man.
I love to see more of this village. Hope you can stay in this area for a days or week and show us how beautiful in this hidden village. But be careful with the Bears❤
That was a great video. Mountain village with a history. A scary tunnel ride and then out into a peaceful valley. As you moved around it reminded me of the little town where my father's parents lived.
Bro I've watched more vids since, but today I found this one. Just subscribed a few hours ago. I see the channel grew FAST! A recent video, people suggested getting one of those Lil trucks with your financial boom. Something to consider, you'd be able to continue traveling (real living) and have good shelter. I considered "van life" ... its an upgrade for nomadic life & VERY economical. Good shelter. But bro... your LIVING. Dude, show us more! I'm in America and I love content like this! It's fascinating. Especially the matter of that Samurai.
That was so cool, what an interesting village Robin!! Hope we get to see more places like this, would be a really fun adventure if they would let you stay for a while there :D
Love, love your channel! This is so nice how you are visiting different regions and giving us the history of the area. I really appreciate it. I lived in Japan 25 years ago and I am returning to live again , so this is so educational and fun to watch. Keep up the good work! I wish you much success!
65.5k man! You are on your way up! Get another collaboration and you will see another surge in views! Wishing you luck! This place look so cool and that tunnel looked like a smooth, fun ride for skating! 💓💗❤️
I'm in a village up north from there and there are some similarities, including the bear warnings (one sighted recently about 500m from my house). No hunters around, unfortunately. Nature is taking over because farmers keep retiring or passing away, so every year it gets more wild. A kamoshika ran up our driveway recently, and I saw two of them on a hill about 30m from me last week. No one ever saw those ten years ago. Around here maybe 1/6 houses are abandoned and another 1/3 will be in another 10 years. 30 years from now it will be a ghost town, full of bears and other hungry wild animals.
Wow that tunnel could be the start of a Hayao Miyazaki animation , you have some cool ingredients for that bro. Homeless Skater find a hidden village and enter another reality where Godzilla rule 🦖
Yo Robin, IF you ever get a chance....I heard about the underground flood relief caves under the city of Tokyo (i think) are open to the public to visit. I heard it's massive. Maybe one day you can visit them and put it on camera. I think it would be pretty interesting. I maybe misinformed, but I know they exist somewhere in Japan and are open to the public. I saw a picture and they were huge.
Beautiful village. Would make a great vacation spot or retreat from all the craziness of the big cities. I'm sure you could find inexpensive properties in this area as a home base. ❤
Love your videos! Do you have a blog/website by any chance? I would love to hear the stories you have from your adventures and living in Japan. ❤ Love from NYC!
I hope you get to your goal as soon as possible. We pray for you. I lived in Japan for 4 years, 1 year in Tokyo and the rest in Sitamaken I explored most of Japan but there are so many places I wish to visit before my time was over.
I’m living in Akita now which is probably how this got in my recommended feed. This seems like a really interesting place to check out! I imagine it would be near impossible to reach without a car, though. Hope I can visit before it’s time to return home
I hope you find a good true home sooner than later but you truly are living a life plenty others would envy despite the hardships. Many people would rather get to roam than be stuck where they are. I hope the home you eventually find doesn't make you miss the road more. Or you might just have to keep letting us tour with you. XD
Another cool video. Finally somebody found Hidden Leaf village :D The tunnel wasn't that scarry. Without lights would be different story. What camera are you using to shoot your videos? From the shadow looked like a phone.
Remember your fortune, if you study you’ll have luck. Keep telling us more history its my favorite part of your videos, especially how you link it to anime; not a lot of people in the west know that some of their favorite anime/manga stories have historical roots! By not a lot of people I mean me 😂
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All horror movies should begin with a Japanese guy on a skateboard entering a tunnel with a bear on the loose. Jus' sayin'.
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Coccaine bear 2 in Japan, maybe 😂
Everything about Touhoku is depressing, creepy and cringey like horror movie. I love it.
No wonder you are homeless.
Thanks for a free horror movie.
hahaha!!
The tunnel to the village reminds me of the movie Spirited Away.
me too!
It totally gives that vibe.
So true🙌
I was going to write the same!
was just going to write that!
Your viewers are traveling Japan free of cost thru your videos .. 😂😂❤❤ what a place .. Beautiful ❤❤
Glad you like them!
My thoughts exactly - we're getting to see something we'd never otherwise see. What a privilege!
I will never travel so far…i appreciate these videos!
I loved your vlog as I feel traveling with you beautiful scenery❤
Wow what an amazing view outside of that tunnel, looks so peaceful, no city noises, just one with nature. Robin should teach the bear to skateboard!
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Guys dont forget to like and comment we want to keep this guy growing!
Hell yeah! I'm hooked lol
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I was hoping you could interview a resident there. I'm curious, before the tunnel, how did they get the goods and services they needed? If they were cut off from the rest of their surroundings, do they have a different accent or vocabulary? Do they have any other unique customs beyond bear gallbladders? Are they connected to the modern world in every other way? What did they do for hospitals? Do they keep animals? Do they have access to fishing?
I love your content because it's the first time I am able to see the unusual, lesser-known parts of everyday Japan. I would love to hear more about the different aspects of life in these unique locations. Your ability to bring such amazing insights to the English-speaking world, not through the interaction of a foreigner, but as a Japanese person interacting with fellow citizens, is priceless!
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@@NomadPush yea, if you ever get to stay in one place like that. small interview would be amazing.
Before the tunnel you could probably get there over some long, winding mountain road to a small mountain pass.
chatgpt said - The hidden town in Akita, Japan, you’re referring to might be Kamikoani Village. This village is known for its remoteness and traditional way of life. Here are answers to your questions based on historical and cultural context:
1. **Goods and Services Before the Tunnel**:
Before the tunnel was built, residents of such remote villages typically relied on mountain paths and narrow roads to connect with nearby towns. They used horses and later, motor vehicles, to transport goods. During winter, when roads were often impassable due to heavy snow, villagers relied on stockpiling supplies and self-sufficiency. Barter systems and community cooperation were also essential.
2. **Accent or Vocabulary**:
Remote villages often develop distinct dialects and vocabulary due to isolation. Kamikoani and similar villages likely have unique linguistic features compared to standard Japanese. These differences can include specific terms, pronunciation variations, and idiomatic expressions.
3. **Unique Customs**:
Beyond traditional practices like hunting for bear gallbladders, remote villages in Akita may have unique customs related to festivals, food preservation, and seasonal activities. For example, they might have distinctive rituals for agricultural festivals or unique methods of preserving food through fermentation.
4. **Connection to the Modern World**:
Despite their remoteness, villages like Kamikoani are increasingly connected to the modern world. Internet access, satellite communication, and improved transportation infrastructure have made it easier for residents to stay connected. However, cultural preservation efforts ensure that traditional practices and knowledge are maintained.
5. **Hospitals**:
In the past, medical services in remote villages were limited. Residents relied on traditional medicine and local healers. For serious medical needs, they had to travel to larger towns or cities, which could be challenging, especially in bad weather. Nowadays, mobile clinics and improved transportation have made healthcare more accessible.
6. **Keeping Animals**:
Yes, villagers often keep animals such as chickens, pigs, and cattle. These animals are crucial for their livelihood, providing meat, eggs, milk, and labor for farming.
7. **Fishing Access**:
If the village is near a river or lake, fishing would be an essential part of their diet and culture. Freshwater fish would complement their agricultural produce and hunting efforts. In areas further from water bodies, fishing might be less common, with more reliance on hunting and farming.
Overall, while modernization has reached many remote areas, the blend of old and new creates a unique cultural tapestry in villages like Kamikoani.
@@jonathan-qs1xd He said it's called Aninekko and google maps says it's a 32 minute drive from Kamikoani
This is a side of Japan that very few of us will ever be lucky enough to see in person. Thank you so much for sharing and please keep it up!
Sending you love from the sun shine state of Florida!
Thank you for sharing this hidden corner of Japan!
My pleasure☺️
I'm genuinely impressed by how peaceful and quiet the valley is
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You ever thought about being a tour guide? Would be awesome if you can show us around Japan and you can make money at the same time :)
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So cool, getting a "behind the scenes" look at Japan, seeing sides of daily life outsiders rarely get to glimpse. Thank you for taking us along, Robin. It would be so cool if some day you could buy a house in a place like this that you can fix up, so you can have your own quiet little spot to go home to when you get weary of traveling for a while. If you could save up and buy it outright, and install a solar system, you could have a dependable home base for very low monthly recurring cost. Or maybe that just me, projecting my dreams onto you. Anyway, good luck.
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Wow, such a beautiful village. Japan is so peaceful and beautiful!
It really is!
I like how you're always very mindful and respectful about disturbing the peace, the world needs more people like you.
This is the content I wanna see, explore random areas, meet locals, show us the country of japan, tell us it's history. You have the ability to connect everything for us because you can speak english. Keep it up!
this is one of my favorite videos of yours . ❤ The hidden village is so awesome! And the landscape is so green! It's breathtakingly beautiful!
this is the beginning of a horror movies, hope we see a post tomorrow. love from Boston, MA USA
Like gannibal from netflix.
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Northern Japan is such a picturesque land. So much different than central or south japan living I imagine.
Yesss, Golden Kamuy is so good. I've learned a lot about Japan that I didn't know from it. The sights in that village were so nice to see
That tunnel reminds me of the story "The Mysterious Tunnel" by Junji Ito. I wonder if that tunnel inspired him to write the story. Fun adventure, thank you Robin!
You're channel has given me hope I'm currently doing my last year of school and my parents told me once I'm done with school I'll be kicked out of the house and be homeless and probably just unalive but after watching you're videos It has made not be afraid of bieng homeless and I think I might grind it out up until I'm stable
I love contents like this Travelling is expensive but watching vlogs like this takes me to places I've never been. More walk tours, please.. One of my dream countries to visit is Japan.
I was not expecting that view! 😂😂😂 it’s like a portal to another world!!!
I just hope that Yubaba doesn't make me work in the bathhouse. 😅😅😅
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Beautiful hidden village. Thank you for showing us.
Small gardens and lots of trees reminded me of small town northern Canada before the 1990s which often had a township/community hall. But this hidden village was great journey with very beautiful landscape!
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Sugoii 😮 ✨
So pretty! Such a beautiful place Akita is ❤
You're doing an amazing job, loved this video so much 😍
You're so Brave!!
Thank you for the efforts you put in this video! Please so keep posting this kind of videos 🙇🏻♀️
Gambarimasuu ✨
Thank you so much!! Gambarimasu!!
Where I grew up in rural Canada, sometimes the school in our village would tell the children to only play in front of the school for the day, because a bear had been spotted in the hills behind the school. Our black bears are small and timid, so nobody was too worried about it!
Imagin crossing that tunel at night, yeah for sure a bit scary, especially if there are cars who also use that tunel
Night is too scary!!
Man you bring us some amazing views!! What an incredible video! Thank you so much!
This video was amazing, you should do more videos like this where you travel to these places and try to give a little history on the place. Your channel is gunna blow up your one of my favorite channels now.
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Aloha from Hawaii Big Island. Keep on doing ~..
Wow, that's charming hidden village
Yes, thank you!!
Absolutely beautiful... This is the type of interesting and insightful content that will keep your channel growing. 35,000 to go! 👏 👏 👏
Yes, seeing the quiet, serene side of Japan is more rare. So different compared to that Tokyo lifestyle
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0:55 that's the coolest echo I've ever heard! Wow it goes on for so long
What a gorgeous little village, and we would never have known about it if you hadn't taken us there
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I love your videos and your too brave my boy much love from California keep pushing
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I love videos like this man. Showing the culture and history if Japan is something I adore. Thanks for the history, showing the paintings and walking around.
Such a cool little village. No noise, no light pollution. I'd sleep like a baby there.
That was one stunning view when you got out of that tunnel. I guess they wanted the ambulance and caregivers to have easier access. I think this village will have a lot of old people and that's why the tunnel. I guess.
Thus in this hidden village, there wasn't anything like a small cafe or pub or something like that? Did it have a small temple? Just trying to see similarities with how the old villages were in the old days in my country. Every village had a small church and a small pub or cafe next to it. So I wonder if it's the same with old Japanese villages. Especially this one, since it's so hidden and all.
I am too poor to visit Japan , thank you kindly for sharing with us your land !!
Any time!
🌴Hey Robin , what a great little village ,so the tunnel is the only way in or out , it’s hard to believe that all the construction materials needed to build the village came through the tunnel you would think that they would of made the tunnel big enough for a large truck to be able to go through it 🤔? Thanks for taking us along 👍🏼🛹
Thanking the YT algo’s for gracing me with your channel, I’ve been loving all of your adventures.
Very beautiful place! Totally ghibli vibes! Thank you for taking us here!
What a pretty nature, that village is a gem, thank you for taking us there! Robin, your content is so unique and great!
What a cool little town, I bet the people there have some amazing family history
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It's all about perspective: the tunnel can be scary or beautiful. The village is stunning (I grew up around mountains and love them). I can't imagine getting halfway through the tunnel in a vehicle, another car coming in the opposite direction, and then one of you having to back out. Thanks for the bit of history! It sounds like there are plenty of bears in Japan and that the hunting is therefore done responsibly, in balance (for protection or food but not to annihilate them - the US could learn from this considering the damage to wild species the cattle industry there has done).
Awe yeah this is the content I love: Little secret places and niche things! Great lore too.. It'd be cool if you could stay for a month and share exploring the area with us!
What an interesting and beautiful place! Thank you for sharing it with us. Great video!!
Nice. Transitioning from homeless to nomad life to travel vlog.
Yes! Thank you!
WOW! That first shot when exited the tunnel looked stunning. ✨
That tunnel reminds me of the one from the Akira Kurosawa film where all the undead soldiers came out. 😱
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Not gonna lie, so far this is one of my favourite videos of yours.
Keep at it.
Thanks, will do!
hi Robin, thank you for sharing your adventures with us! really enjoyed watching :) be careful, take care! looking forward to your nest videos :)
The stark contrast between cites and rural Japan is amazing, and having lived for a time in Nagano I much prefer the countryside. My mother in law is from Akita but I haven't visited that prefecture yet, maybe next time. I enjoyed this a great deal Robin, thanks for sharing this video, keep up the good work my man.
You visiting haunted locations in Japan would make a great mini-series.
No such thing as ghosts i knew that when i was a kid
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@@rondonnis6588 Do you also watch movies and get mad they're made up stories? It's ok for people to enjoy things.
Thanks for showing Akita Japan to us, God bless you more.
Any videos about Akita, especially Kitaakita, definitely has my attention!
Such a amazing little village and the mountains are Killer Man!! Hope to visit japan one day😃🤟 Keep'em Coming! Great Content! Kool motorcycle also🤙
I learn something new about Japanese culture, every time I watch one of your videos. Very cool, thank you
Awesome! Thank you!
I came here from Oriental Pearl. Your channel is very interesting! Love seeing different parts of japan😎🤙Take care from Chattanooga Tennessee.
The 山彦 spirit of the mountains replied to you..... You were blessed.
also, love you switching between japanese and english! It's so nice as a japanese learner.
You should have interviewed some poeple from the villiage. It would have been interesting to listen to them :)
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I love to see more of this village. Hope you can stay in this area for a days or week and show us how beautiful in this hidden village. But be careful with the Bears❤
That was a great video. Mountain village with a history. A scary tunnel ride and then out into a peaceful valley. As you moved around it reminded me of the little town where my father's parents lived.
Bro I've watched more vids since, but today I found this one. Just subscribed a few hours ago. I see the channel grew FAST! A recent video, people suggested getting one of those Lil trucks with your financial boom. Something to consider, you'd be able to continue traveling (real living) and have good shelter. I considered "van life" ... its an upgrade for nomadic life & VERY economical. Good shelter. But bro... your LIVING.
Dude, show us more! I'm in America and I love content like this! It's fascinating. Especially the matter of that Samurai.
That town is amazing I would love to live in a town like this so beautiful
Wow absolutely breath taking! Thank you for showing us this beautiful area.
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was so cool, what an interesting village Robin!! Hope we get to see more places like this, would be a really fun adventure if they would let you stay for a while there :D
That was a serious get away village. Nice to see the peaceful contrast.
Love, love your channel! This is so nice how you are visiting different regions and giving us the history of the area. I really appreciate it. I lived in Japan 25 years ago and I am returning to live again , so this is so educational and fun to watch. Keep up the good work! I wish you much success!
Thank you so much!
so dope :), like calmness of the village
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65.5k man! You are on your way up! Get another collaboration and you will see another surge in views! Wishing you luck! This place look so cool and that tunnel looked like a smooth, fun ride for skating! 💓💗❤️
It’s a very beautiful and peaceful place. Would love to go there one day. Can imagine the air must be very fresh.
Very nice place. They must have an amazing night sky when everybody's sleeping. 🌌
I'm in a village up north from there and there are some similarities, including the bear warnings (one sighted recently about 500m from my house). No hunters around, unfortunately. Nature is taking over because farmers keep retiring or passing away, so every year it gets more wild. A kamoshika ran up our driveway recently, and I saw two of them on a hill about 30m from me last week. No one ever saw those ten years ago. Around here maybe 1/6 houses are abandoned and another 1/3 will be in another 10 years. 30 years from now it will be a ghost town, full of bears and other hungry wild animals.
Wow that tunnel could be the start of a Hayao Miyazaki animation , you have some cool ingredients for that bro. Homeless Skater find a hidden village and enter another reality where Godzilla rule 🦖
Godzilla😱
Even the people that lived there seemed to be hidden
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Yo Robin, IF you ever get a chance....I heard about the underground flood relief caves under the city of Tokyo (i think) are open to the public to visit. I heard it's massive. Maybe one day you can visit them and put it on camera. I think it would be pretty interesting. I maybe misinformed, but I know they exist somewhere in Japan and are open to the public. I saw a picture and they were huge.
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Interesting idea!
@@liivikasaarman995 Isn't it. They're not your traditional cave, but more like a giant basement with huge pillars and well lit.
Beautiful village. Would make a great vacation spot or retreat from all the craziness of the big cities. I'm sure you could find inexpensive properties in this area as a home base. ❤
Love your videos! Do you have a blog/website by any chance? I would love to hear the stories you have from your adventures and living in Japan. ❤ Love from NYC!
Maybe one day!
You should definitely try to stay in a small village like this for a month or so and do videos on life in the village.
There was Mary Mother of God Appariton in Akita. God loves you. All the best from Poland!
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I hope you get to your goal as soon as possible. We pray for you.
I lived in Japan for 4 years,
1 year in Tokyo and the rest in Sitamaken
I explored most of Japan but there are so many places I wish to visit before my time was over.
Do you think the people who live there are happy that tourists want to see it? Thank you for sharing it
I’m living in Akita now which is probably how this got in my recommended feed. This seems like a really interesting place to check out! I imagine it would be near impossible to reach without a car, though. Hope I can visit before it’s time to return home
I hope you find a good true home sooner than later but you truly are living a life plenty others would envy despite the hardships. Many people would rather get to roam than be stuck where they are. I hope the home you eventually find doesn't make you miss the road more. Or you might just have to keep letting us tour with you. XD
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100K by probably the end of September my bru... I said it one already in a previous videos comments; you got this!! 💪💪
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That looks like a great place for you to live. Maybe you could make a series of videos about life there, and do some chores or work for people.
Omg i was the 1,000th like! Ive been waiting for years to see that lol. Stoked to watch the vid :)
Awesome! Thank you!
The hidden village seems to be so peaceful calm, cool breeze ❤❤❤❤❤
Wow this looks like it would be a beautiful place to live. So peaceful.
Another cool video. Finally somebody found Hidden Leaf village :D The tunnel wasn't that scarry. Without lights would be different story. What camera are you using to shoot your videos? From the shadow looked like a phone.
I knew that he was genuinely scared when he kept repeating "It's 500 kms." 😂
Awesome vid, man. Thanks for giving us a free tour of Japan. ❤
The village was so cool to see. Seems very peaceful and quiet. No outside noise like how it is in the city !
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So peaceful and laid back.
Remember your fortune, if you study you’ll have luck. Keep telling us more history its my favorite part of your videos, especially how you link it to anime; not a lot of people in the west know that some of their favorite anime/manga stories have historical roots! By not a lot of people I mean me 😂
A hidden gem, thank you for sharing your treasures to the world. Peace
Man, it's so peaceful and quiet. Like it used to be here, when I was a kid.
Beautiful place
It really is!
nice village, the greenery is really cool, keep it up
Thank you, I will!
introverts dream village. where is everyone? its like a ghost town.