Most Surreal National Park ★ ONLY in JAPAN #53
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- There are some places in this world we have to visit before we die. Places that are so unbelievably beautiful that we need to see it with our own eyes to believe it. This Japanese National Park in Hitachi is one of those places. Between April 15 to May 10, it becomes a place where the ground meets the sky - the Nemophilia flowers, also known as Baby Blue Eyes, bloom making a fantastic landscape that can't be compared to anything else on earth.
Hitachi Seaside Park (国営ひたち海浜公園) is also an amusement park. In fact, there are 7 different areas to explore inside the park, all for a reasonable entry cost of 410 yen for adults, 80 yen for kids.
Entry Ticket
Adults 410 yen (Season Pass 4100 yen)
Children 80 yen
Senior Citizen 210 yen
Operation hours:
9:30am to 5:00pm (Summer)
URL:
en.hitachikaihi...
Address:
605 Mawatari, Hitachinaka, Ibaraki Prefecture
Telephone:
029-265-9001
Google Map: goo.gl/maps/k3...
How to get there:
BY TRAIN
From Tokyo, take the JOBAN LINE from Ueno Station to KATSUTA STATION (勝田駅).
There are express trains leaving twice an hour.
70 Minutes (express) approx. 3820 yen / local train 2110 yen
At KATSUTA STATION to the Park:
1) There is a local bus leaving every 15 minutes for 200 yen
2) A taxi will take 10 minutes and cost about 2000 yen.
3) You can also take Hitachinaka Seaside Railway to Ajigaura Station then walk 20 minutes.
The JR RAIL PASS is valid on all express trains this way.
For reserved seating, make a reservation in advance at the ticket office.
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I swear Japan has some of the most beautiful landscape in the world... all the mountains and sea-side- there is just so much beauty...
I have to visit Japan some day, and not just one place, a tonne of different places.
I cannot stress how much I love the Japanese respect for nature, culture and their country. It is just so nice to see.
There was once a tulip park in China, and everyone just stepped on them to take photos. So it's very amazing that all japanese tourists just stand on the trail.
@xinghao huang: Yes, You're right .. ONLY in CHINA ! :-P
how long did the tulip park last?
@@lindafukuyu5767 what? not only in China, in America, in California we have poppy fields and lots of people were stepping in them, or trying to take photos in the flowers by laying on them, it wasn't great either.
We should all not step in flower fields.
@@someonenothere8818 True
Yeah I saw that🦾
amazing how the japanese public respect the park
theres probably only a handful of other countries that would respect the boundaries of the park
the rest would probably allow their kids to trample all over the flowers and the park would be forced to place barriers
Shin - What are you talking about? People just respect the place and kids do as well by example, - the true freedom society, is when you don't do something because you know it's wrong, not because you are being told not to.
True... Even here in canada which must be the second best nation after japan, people would trample the flowers
Ye. I see this all the time everywhere I go. I remember going to this cherry blossom viewing in Sydney once, and all the people are pulling on the flowers to take selfies. Just in general no respect to the trees :(
It definitely helps when our religion teaches us to respect and appreciate the beauty of nature. From trees to the ocean there are Gods that represent them, and by disrespecting the nature we are essentially disrespecting the Gods of said nature. I'm sure that's not a rare philosophy, but with Japan being a homogenous nation it's easier to enforce and teach these philosophies to younger generations. Sorry for my lackluster english, I am a college student
True... Its not just the kids but some crazy instagrammers.
Everyday after coming home from stressful office, its a joy to watch videos of Japan..!! Arigatou John-san :)
This actually made me cry, because with everything happening in this world this is a place of peace even after all the tragedy that happened in Japan years ago, they turned it around. Thank you John for sharing this.
I felt the same way -- after all the stuff happening, those videos and images that have disturbed everyone with much loss of life. So sad. Felt good to me to post a fun and loving episode with a lot of life! Millions of flowers!! We need to stay positive despite it all.
Hope it can bring some smiles to some faces today. Thank you for writing. -John
+Only in Japan How beautiful. Thank you for bringing just a bit of happiness into this sad, scary time in our society. Just when you think it's hard to smile, you make it easier with the simplest of gestures. A sincere and true thanks to you.
Unbelievable extraordinary beauty it's just stunning
Who would dislike a video full of beautiful flowers? I always enjoy each of your stories John, keep them coming!
Looks like the flowers are smiling. They are so stunning. Thanks John for another beautiful content.
Wow, John. How magnificent this is. Are those lone, rogue tulips growing within the Nemophilia at 1:33?
Two aspects of Japanese culture that your videos showcase are the Japanese people's love of nature, and the pride they take in their jobs. I love how they respect nature, evident with the cherry blossoms and now these flowers. Also, the pride that these workers feel is evident. This employee was so pleased to discuss the beautiful park with you, and his descriptive words really tell the tale.
It truly is something to behold.
FireCracker3240 they look like poppies
Alana Robertson Yes, they're Corn Poppies (Papaver rhoeas).
Leopold That's a centuries old fire preventative practice; they remove fallen branches, etc., but leave the many different species of native undergrowth plants alone. See Botany Boy's videos on Japan's forests.
This video leaves me crying. It's so beautiful. Well done
It amaze me that with the amount of production this channel has, it only has 292.121 subscribers.
It is really a fantastic channel, I wish more people knowed about it.
What a beautiful idea to have the flowers. Its gone from a former place of negativity to a wondereplace of peace. ✌️ 💖 🙏
My family and I have been watching your show for a couple of years. Content and overall quality is excellent. Finally went to Japan last year and visited a number of spots you recommended. When we returned from our trip you posted the Most Surreal National Park. Amazing! Told my husband that I need go there. Well, we just returned from our 2nd trip to Japan and went to Hitachi Seaside Park for my birthday. Incredible beauty. Thank you so much for your videos. Please continue the excellent job and we look forward to visiting more places you post!! Aloha.
Hi John, I just wanted to say that this channel is amazing. My wife and I have travelled to Japan several times and we have taken a lot of inspiration from your channel on where to visit, and have also reminisced watching your videos about places we have been. Your videos are very well put together, they are concise, humorous and most importantly, very informative. I hope you continue to make videos for many years to come and I can't wait to see you reveal more of Japan's lesser known attractions. Greetings from New Zealand.
Japan is a most beautiful country in the world. I love japan.lots of love to Japan from Bangladesh.
I has to rewatch this vid because of your comments during your Q&A... Your work is Amazing Thank You
i hope the ministry of tourism in japan is paying you for all these awesome videos XD the Tulip field looks amaaaazing! and it's nice that the park management took into consideration a type of flower that actually naturally wanted to live there instead of forcing something to live in not-so-ideal conditions for the sake of attracting tourists.
2:05 everything is soooo blue- the sky, the sea, the land... Wow superb symmetry...
HITACHI now means a lot more than my old TV growing up :D
Man,Your videos tempt me to visit Japan.
Good work,Keep it up👍...
I didn't know the history of this place! Thank you for sharing us😊
I was really surprised about the history when I dug into it. I went for the flowers and ended up with a much richer experience! Thanks for watching! -john
When I was younger, I would never pay much attention to the nature and landscape around me. However, this past year something seemed to change in me, and I began to pay attention to everything, the different shades of green on the trees during the summer, the contrast of all the warm colors on the trees on the Autumn, I actually stumbled upon a sort of.. ombré tree whole riding the bus home from school. I had never seen anything like it before, and knew I had to take a picture. I’ve begun to pay more attention to wildflowers growing alongside the road, and to the colors of the sky, and ripples and colors of the bodies of water in my area. It’s amazing, the impact that nature can have on a person. It sounds.. weird, I know. But I actually shed a few tears while watching this video, lol. Those flowers are so beautiful, and the sheer amount of them, the way they cover the hills is simply breathtaking!
i think it would be cute to bring your date to a place like this. i also think it would be cool to take a whole bunch of pictures. can't wait to go to japan
It definitely looks like a place for a perfect date! It must be so beautiful at sunset. Plus the amusement park is a great addition..
How blessed you are to see such beauty and as are we for you to share it with us. Thank you 🤗
I need to go there. The Nemophilia are so pretty and tulips are my favorite. The amusement park portion is a nice bonus too.
Right! I thought that there were so many bonuses this this place that it really is a complete experience! From the glass cafe to the wide open spaces and bicycle paths ... it's the perfect day. -john
I have to say thank you so much for your show. Every day I watch it I get more and more inspired to pursue my dream to teach English over there. I truly love it, even though I've never been. Please keep up the amazing work.
Amazing place. Great shots of it too. Thanks John.
Thank you for this beautiful episode I love flowers *.* when the music was playing I just transport my self there thank you again John xoxox from Mexico.
Awww! Thank you Sonia! I felt like I was in a different world when I film there and again today when editing.
Always so great to hear from you. Love from Tokyo! -John
Sad in light of Abe's politics...
C'est beau! Your voice is really soothing. I really appreciate the hard work you put into making the videos and I love Japan. 😄
Thanks! This was a really soothing place so I had to do my best to try to match that feeling. Have to make the best show I can to do this place justice. It deserves my best effort and I'm so happy people watched the video. -john
+ONLY in JAPAN I am looking forward for your next episodes. ^•^
This place is incredibly beautiful! It's truly a place of unbound serenity. Looking at the field all the way to the plateau with the endless sky's horizon creates such a sense of tranquillity. At mere glance, one can feel as though this place is detached from the world itself, free of all things gloomy. It's a practical paradise to the eye! This is a remarkable video.
japan never ceases to amaze me! its like stepping into a whole new world. keep doing your videos man, these are great!
Thank you! This really is another world. I am always so amazed at what I find around the next corner here. -john
Wow! The park’s history is fascinating, especially how the choice of flower came about. And the tulips was a wonderful bonus.
I never get tired of watching this footage. I have filmed walk videos, however this footage is even better. Especially 6:30
is like a dream
What a lovely place! Thank you very much for making the effort to record and share this video. Very nice to be able to even see a video of such a wonderful park. Japan is at the top of my list of places to visit i really hope i get to go there and experience this for myself one day. Keep up the great work man! Much love from Colorado, USA. :)
Just watched this episode after your recommendation in Q&A tent session :-) looking forward to go along with you to backpacking trip !!
Omg! I think if I ever go to a place like this I might start crying of pure happiness because I love flowers! Thank you for uploading!!
I love that park. I really like your work. I'm not used to such professional videos on Japan. This was great. You have a new subscriber :)
Thank you for such a sincere comment :) welcome to the channel! -john
the tulips were breathtaking,so much colour.
I've just been a subscriber for only two days and I'm truly IMPRESSED! Thanks John!
volty_chu thank YOU!! Really really appreciate it :) -John
A really beautiful video. Thank you for finding that place and sharing.
What a breathtaking wonderful place it is😍😍
Japan is one of my favorite country everything is just undeniable
Indonesian's Government: Let's create this one in Indonesia.
Indonesian's netizen: It's stunning and Instagramable. We'll destroy it in 1 hour.
Your English is so easy to listen to and understand, no heavy accent! Its good!
Thanks :) it's my midwestern (Ohio State) accent maybe. -john
Stark contrast from the last video. Loved both. Thanks for sharing.
Great work! BTW even the You Tube commercial rocked, Jay Leno's garage.
I'm Japanese. I must say thank you for making those videos about Japan. You videos really remind me of how beautiful my country is. I want to go visit my country again soon.
Thank you for all of your hard work. Your videos are so easy to watch
azigar thanks for watching! -J
Thanks for the comforting unqiue vidoe & i really was happy watching the video , also thanks for choosing J.s.Bach Prelude for this epic flowers , Bach + Nature = Magic World ...Best of lucks & Keep on the great work ^_____^
This is my new aesthetic
OMG, John, once a week and a video is not enough... i almost forget to watch it, can i suggest to you like 2 vid a week... i love your video...
I wish I could keep that schedule!
If this was a VLOG, I could do one everyday, but it requires a lot of travel. In Japan, I also have to make a lot of appointments and meetings. If I can get 1M subscribers, I'm sure if have the budget to then make more!! So the best thing we can do is SHARE these episodes and help get to that summit! I'll have the access to go everywhere, do anything, see places even unknown to Japanese. That's where I'd like to take it. Thank you for supporting the show, as few episodes as we have here. -John
If you created a Patreon, I bet everyone would be kind enough to fund your ventures surely.
Can't believe you only have 290k subs, dude.
+MSI2k I can't believe I HAVE 290K subscribers :) that's really amazing to me and so appreciative of what I have. -John
+ONLY in JAPAN you deserve to have more subscribers for your channel u know.. i've shared this video to my group's Line lol
2:10 hehe my fave scene. Spot the odd one out :P
Very beautiful video, John! I enjoyed it ☺️
😂😂😂
Thanks for this video! That part where the ocean meets the land is really memorable.
Say, can you come back at October to see the red blooms that time?
I'll certainly go and have a look and upload shots on my Instagram :) instagram.com/onlyinjapantv/
Wow...How amazing...I fell dat joyfulness happiness how lucky those people can see ds garden.....Y so much beautiful it's like a dream land.
That place really does look peaceful.
Stupid DISLIKES! Why?? Get a life, this thing is awesome!
Thank you.A real stress buster. God bless you for sharing such an amazing video. Greetings from India.
John, thanks for not only great videos, but most importantly the great quality of the videos. Could you one do a show about the gear used. Domo 😉😉😉
p7272 I will do another Q&A in 2017 answering what I missed in the last Q&A a couple months ago. -John
*paused the video*
*took a screenshot*
*made it my wallpaper*
Woow, story like in the Howls moving castle fairy tale, I in love with Howl and all the story....❤❤❤❤
Your content truly is unique. Please take your time and don't rush these videos. So keep it up at this pace!
your uploads are amazing,myself and my ten year old daughter love watching them we've seen them all,,keep up the great work,John is a great host and seems like a stand up guy,thanks for the variety of different things you cover you have a subscriber for life,thank you,Gary in dublin.ireland
Hello from Tokyo! Makes me happy to read that you can watch the show together with your daughter -- and means a lot to me to have your support. I'll keep churning out interesting things from Japan for you two :) thanks again Gary! -John
Would love to go there every season to see the different flowers bloom. Its so beautiful. I bet its so relaxing to feel the breeze on the hill looking all the beautiful flowers. Would love to take my family one day. Its truly a amazing sight.
I absolutely LOVE your content, learning more and more about Japan through your videos! Keep up the great work!
Your channel deserves more subscribers!
👍👍👍
Keep up the good work!!!
Troley shot was stunning @2:00, should definitely do more of those.
I had a few but this was the best. Used the Beholder MS-1 with my GH4 15mm lens. -J
You never fail me John, another great video of the beauty in Japan. It's a shame, there aren't many unique places like this in the states!
can't wait to get there!! Japan never ceases to captivate me!!
I liked the video very much, thanks you for sharing, stay safe, stay blessed
Awesome video John
Can't wait to see more exciting adventures in Japan very soon :)
This video is so relaxing when there was the piano music in the background
So many lovely colours 💐absolutely amazing
I love your videos. Please post more often!!!!
Nice video Mr. Daub. Very neat to see a flower field of blue in Japan. That Is soooo Japanese. Thanks..
very beautiful and informative. thanks for these great vlogs.
Probably the crown jewel of all the OIJ videos. Editing is top notch
Scott Reeves this is one of my favorites esp when editing. Not a long story but def one that I took to heart - ex bombing range turned stunning national park that looks like a fantasy world!
oh how i wish i live in japan..
greetings from athens greece! i love your videos because i love japan. that video is the best. i ll post it on my facebook wall. keep the good work!!!
the tulips are magnificent! ♥
静岡県民なので中々茨城の日立までは行けないですが、素晴らしい景色ですね。知りませんでした。ありがとうございます。😊
What a fantastic channel you guys have going here. Love all your videos!
That looks like a beautiful park to visit. Thanks for sharing different times around the year to visit. Loved the tulips.
In my humble opinion, blue is one of the most difficult coulors for flowers to produce but o so beautyful
I really think I'd cry if I saw anything so beautiful in person. So beautiful.
Thank you so much for making this video. I hope you can make more soon.
Making more right now :) -John
Japan is such a magical country!
Those Flowers are so pretty. :) It's like a dream.
Your videos are the best videos about Japan! I like your work so much, thank you for this quality! I'm not good about listening english (this is not my first language) but you speak so clearly that I understand everything you say.
Another epic video John! The shots of flowers were amazing
Who's the hater that disliked this video?
ikr
Someone with severe allergies.
you butt
your butt ok
+Tommy :3 nope 15 X3
Once again John you have outdone yourself.
Thanks so much for this!
Awesome video as always! Greetings from Indonesia!
I seem to be the first viewer of this superlative video to point this out, but Baby Blue Eyes is actually a native Western North American wildflower! In the US and Japan, it's a cool weather annual plant that sprouts in late winter, flowers in the spring, then ripens seeds and dies in the hot summer. Like nearly all blue flowers, it's a bee pollination specialist.
Japanese plant breeders (their ornamental AND vegetable plant breeders are arguably the BEST in the world!) have done amazing things with many North American plants (Lisianthus, Rose Mallow Hibiscus, to name just two), but these Nemophila appear to be quite close to their wild counterparts.
Absolutely love your videos John, absolutely incredible production quality, feels like I'm watching a TV show! I especially like your voice, much love from the UK :)
日立市ではなくひたちなか市です❗
There is Hitachinaka city:)
Looks like so much fun!🤗🌼❣️ Thank you for sharing! I am going to put this location on my "to go" travel list
Woderful video.. keep going.. Great job..
Great episode as always, John!
You said it best in the video: It is an amazing place as is but considering what was there before it gets even more special!