Buenas, muy bonito el paseo, los templos, los árboles, el paisajes, las tumbas, impresionante y me sigue sorprendiendo que no te cruzas con nadie (solo gatos y bancos para sentarse) Y solo una chica creo que te a visto y a salido corriendo del susto por encontrarse con alguien (PERDÓN ES BROMA) 🙇♀️ Buen video saludos ✨33🙋
I am immensely enjoying the walk through the sloping neighborhoods of your Nagasaki! I may be unable to visit Japan in person, but your tour makes me feel like I am there in Nagasaki. I find it more appealing to significant places like Tokyo or Osaka. Japan is a beautiful country, and Nagasaki is a lovely place to live, enjoy, and admire. I☺️🙏
И я не перестаю удивляться красоте города и природе) все такое зелёное, так здорово) А у нас никак не приходит нормальная весна, недавно в начале мая у нас даже пошел снег, это было неприятно, почти две недели было очень холодно, как будто зима пришла снова))
Спасибо за чудесную экскурсию по лабиринтам. Виды просто потрясающие, а шум ветра в листве такой освежающий и успокаивающий одновременно! С нетерпением жду следующей прогулки по холмам😊
Thank you again for showing us how beautiful Nagasaki is. Because of your videos I now understand why my first Japanese teacher, who lived in Tokyo and Nagasaki, really preferred your city. It's so different from the Netherlands where it's all very flat. Seeing the hills in the background amazes me. ’だいいれい！’
Прекрасный город, красивая прогулка! Спасибо вам за эти виды гор. Хотела спросить, почему у всех домов закрыты окна (зашторенные, закрыты шторами)? Совсем нет солнца дома... Или вы боитесь чужих глаз в окно? У нас в России всегда окна открыты) Это воздух и пространство. 😊
Спасибо за ваш вопрос!☺️ Я не уверен, но думаю, что здесь есть два варианта: (1) Люди не хотят, чтобы их видели со стороны (так как дорожка, соседский дом и окна находятся очень близко). (2) Это пустующий дом. Спасибо!😌
Superb! Thank you for this walking tour in Nagasaki, the view on the hatbor and the mountain is amazing 😃 the sunlight is so bright and the sky bright blue! I love the calmness and the wind through the trees... also the little cat walking safely 😊 it is a really pretty city, very quite and cute... i would love to live there... Thank you for sharing with us ⚘
@@life_in_nagasaki why did you choose Nagasaki to live in among all the cities in Japan? I am curious to know 😊 it is a very cute city but is there another reason?
@@Salma--s Hi! Thank you for your question. The reason I moved to Nagasaki City is because I was fascinated by Nagasaki's history and culture, particularly its history of international exchange and the context of multicultural coexistence. When I was a university student, I visited Nagasaki as part of a club activity. During that visit, I studied Nagasaki's history and culture, and since then, I have become a huge fan of Nagasaki. I have always wanted to live in Nagasaki someday and deeply learn about the history and cultural context of this place. When I reached my late twenties and started to feel exhausted from my life in Tokyo, I decided to move to Nagasaki. After moving to Nagasaki, I do feel the charm of its history and culture, but even more than that, I find everyday life very interesting, especially since I live in the sloping areas of Nagasaki. The daily life in these sloping areas is incredibly fascinating, and now I am enjoying my life here😆
Merci pour la visite, c'est particulier la cohabitation de maison et de tombes, ce qui démontre la place de la mort dans la vie du quotidien de chaque être humain, en France les cimetières sont des lieux de recueillement, clos par des murs d'enceinte au milieu ou à la sortie de la ville peu importe la géographie des lieux avec toujours un point d'eau.
Great video as usual, mate! I felt it was fitting that you actually ended the video in my old neighbourhood - I could recognise the Fukuda Bakery at the 23:03 mark, as well as the 18-Shinwa sign at the junction a little further ahead. In fact, if you were to turn right at that junction, my old apartment is in that area. About graveyards… I’ll be honest - I don’t exactly have a good relationship with graveyards in general, but that’s probably due to the fact that I have stayed at or lived near haunted places while growing up in Singapore. I spent most of my childhood in a neighbourhood that was close to a massacre site, and during my time in the Singapore Armed Forces, I stayed in not just one, but two haunted bases. At least in Japan, though, the family graveyards feel more like a place to reflect on life and to basically let your ancestors know that you’re doing okay. They still give me a bit of the creeps, personally, but I can at least acknowledge those who are resting there, and briskly walk on through.
Hi Zach! Thank you for watching. Wow, I probably made you a bit nostalgic 😆. 籠町 is a good area to live in since it is close to the 思案橋・銅座 area and is also easy to get to the city center! I'm sorry to hear that you have bad memories of graveyards...😨
Nagasaki will surely keep one fit. Such nice paths for walking. I am so impressed with how lovingly the Japanese care for their deceased loved ones burial areas. The harbor view was so relaxing. How fortunate for those who have that view daily from their windows. A welcomed view to inspire inspiration while writing ones memoirs.
A nice and very interesting walk as always! It really is a beautiful place! Thank you for all the sharing about Nagasaki's history and the culture of cheerfulness and caring there is around grave areas and the deceased. Graveyards in France, mostly Christian, are places of meditation and devotion surrounded by walls and always silent. It's not dark nor scary (it could be by night :D) but not really a joyfull place as we would never have fireworks (I found that really cool btw) or events like Shoro Nagashi.
Hi! Thank you for watching and leaving your comment! It's interesting to hear that it's not dark or scary in France 📝. Festivals like Shoro Nagashi in Nagasaki are really cool. I want to film it this year 😆.
Que lindo paseo, en mi país México, no vemos las tumbas como aterradoras, de hecho en noviembre pasamos la noche celebrando a nuestros seres queridos que reposan ene llas y en el resto del año nos gusta visitarlas y manenerlas llenas de flores. Reciba un gran abrazo.
Ciao Nagasaki-San🙆♀you made another lovely video🦄The cannon was very interesting☺About the graves here in Italy depend on who you ask because everyone. has a different feeling and when I visit my relatives I choose to be respectful and at peace wishing them a good time and asking for protection 😇I'm proud of your friends for creating and taking care of a garden 🌻I hope others will follow their example🌱The brown Temple you passed was spectacular 🌹The Tōjin Yashiki area was so intriguing as its history! I'm glad you chose a path that led you there, so I could learn and enjoy another Nagasaki treasure 🌟Ps..I know I already asked for a port and a market trip but now I must add a request for a festival tour ( of any kind and of your choice of course ) 🎀 Thank you in advance dear🧸
Hi! Thank you for your kind and warm comment I'm glad that I can introdube Nagasaki to you and you enjoyed it :) I plan to do livestreams (probably) once in a week and I think I can show you around the port and market area☺️📝
В моей стране могилы - это тихо, печально и где-то даже страшно, если могила заброшенная. Чем старше кладбище, тем больше деревьев и иногда это выглядит, как будто ты в лесу. Птицы, ежи. Кладбища в городе, более ухоженные. Не люблю такие места. Хочется плакать, зная что столько людей лежит и их уже нет в живых. Россия. Москва😊
Olá! Querido amigo,Nossa q legal e todo muito lindo não tem muitas pessoas tumultuadas passeio tranquilo sobre semitererio daqui e um pou8 diferente e mas afastado das pessoas e o lugar e sombrio ninguém não vai lá só no dia dos mortos q é dia 2 de novembro para colocar umas velas e flores e muito escuro la 😳⚰mas de qualquer forma eu adorei saber como e ai, tenha um ótimo dia Obg! por isso um forte abraço pra vc 🤗😚Continui fazendo vídeos de passeios ❤👋
Et merci aussi pour avoir activer les sous titres! Très confortable pour nous 😊 dans mon pays les cimetières ( les tombes) sont assez beaux en général 😊
Merci d'avoir regardé avec les sous-titres et d'avoir laissé un commentaire ! J'ai cherché sur Google des photos de cimetières en France et je les ai trouvées belles et calmes😌
Не так давно, я видел видео с прогулкой по Хоккайдо, на каком то другом канале и там тоже много разных табличек с информацией о городе, меня очень удивило, что некоторые таблички были не только на японском и английском, но даже на русском. Это было неожиданно)
Я думаю, что на Хоккайдо есть несколько русских знаков, потому что он находится недалеко от России, и многие туристы из России могут посещать Хоккайдо😆
Beautiful. I like how they have benches by the vista, Suppose you need those when you get there:). I just wonder about what y ou said concerning graves. Is that somethong Japanese people generay feel(not being scared ) or Nagasaki trait. And would the houses on he slopes be cheaper than on the flat? I also saw a few parked cars as you were walking so there must be at least for some areas possible to drive down? Thank you. Was a great walk! Cheers!
Thank you for watching! Japanese people generally feel that graves are scary. For example, they don't like to live in a house that is located next to a graveyard. However, people in Nagasaki don't feel the same way. They aren't scared of graves and don't have negative feelings about them. Houses in sloping areas are cheaper than those on flat land. Some areas in sloping regions can be reached by car.
Кладбища у нас - это скорее место не сколько страшное, сколько грустное. Но ночью там довольно жутко. Кладбища часто находятся в лесу и не все могилы ухожены, по этому атмосфера может быть гнетущей. Ну и само собой никто рядом жить не хочет и дома рядом как правило не строятся.
Hi Sho! What is the car parking situation for residences? Is it free to park near your house, or are there permits? Would like to know, thanks, Antony 😊
Hi Antony! Thank you for your question. I'm not entirely sure, but I think people living in sloping areas pay to rent a parking space near their house 📝.
It is good to hear that Nagasaki locals are not scared of graves/ graveyards but I don't think that is true of all of Japan? I heard from a well travelled friend that in some remote areas of Japan that a strange cult lurk in the grave yards. This cult try to pounce and catch unsuspecting visitors, almost always when they are alone and near dusk or at night. When they do catch a unsuspecting lone visitor they then try to insert a whole daikon radish into him (it is apparently only men they prey upon). My friend said this phenomenon is not widely talked about in Japan and that the authorities have spent great effort to supress any public awareness of this and say it is just a myth. When on the few occasions the media have asked questions, higher powers have warned off the media on reporting on such matters. Have you seen anybody with a Daikon(s) acting strangely in the graveyards ?
I think it's only Nagasaki locals who aren't scared of graves. Other Japanese people are scared of them. I have never heard about the cult and have no idea if it exists 😂
In Russia, cemeteries are chthonic places. There are heaps of wreaths, iron fences and heaps of earth everywhere. It's very sad. I would like people to start making cemeteries more civilized, but what am I talking about.....
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Buenas, muy bonito el paseo, los templos, los árboles, el paisajes, las tumbas, impresionante y me sigue sorprendiendo que no te cruzas con nadie (solo gatos y bancos para sentarse)
Y solo una chica creo que te a visto y a salido corriendo del susto por encontrarse con alguien (PERDÓN ES BROMA) 🙇♀️
Buen video saludos
✨33🙋
También me sorprendió no cruzarme con nadie mientras rodaba 😂. ¡Gracias por mirar!
Oh, my! How beautiful! Thank you once again for sharing Nagasaki! Your videos are persuading me to visit! Have a wonderful week!
Thank you! Nagasaki is waiting for you to visit 😆
I am immensely enjoying the walk through the sloping neighborhoods of your Nagasaki! I may be unable to visit Japan in person, but your tour makes me feel like I am there in Nagasaki. I find it more appealing to significant places like Tokyo or Osaka. Japan is a beautiful country, and Nagasaki is a lovely place to live, enjoy, and admire. I☺️🙏
Thank you for watching! Let's enjoy exploring Nagasaki together on RUclips☺️
И я не перестаю удивляться красоте города и природе) все такое зелёное, так здорово)
А у нас никак не приходит нормальная весна, недавно в начале мая у нас даже пошел снег, это было неприятно, почти две недели было очень холодно, как будто зима пришла снова))
Nagasaki looks like a wonderful place to live, I love the sloping areas and it's great that you can walk to the shops in quite a short time
Thank you !!😆
Спасибо за чудесную экскурсию по лабиринтам. Виды просто потрясающие, а шум ветра в листве такой освежающий и успокаивающий одновременно! С нетерпением жду следующей прогулки по холмам😊
Спасибо! Я рада, что вам понравилась прогулка по наклонной местности 😆.
Thank you again for showing us how beautiful Nagasaki is. Because of your videos I now understand why my first Japanese teacher, who lived in Tokyo and Nagasaki, really preferred your city. It's so different from the Netherlands where it's all very flat. Seeing the hills in the background amazes me. ’だいいれい！’
Thank you for watching and walking with me! :) I'm originally from Kanagawa, which is next to Tokyo, but I really love Nagasaki, the City of Slopes☺️
こんばんは!
長崎、本当に良い天気ですね！自分が散歩しているみたいで本当に気持ちが良いです☺️ 私の県では、お墓は怖いイメージです…。長崎は見晴らしの良い場所にお墓があって、しかも綺麗にされている😳 住宅の中にあるのも不思議です😳 ☺️🤗
Calming and interesting as always, thank you for the video!
Thank you for watching !☺️
I see why you love your city so much Sho! Thank you, once again for sharing another different view of the vastness of it..! 😊
Thank you for watching! I'll show more, so I'm glad you're looking forward to it!😆
Increíble y pareciera ir al paso en grata compañía!!😃🍃🪻🌸🌺🌿🌄
Hola ¡Gracias por unirte a mi recorrido a pie 😆
Прекрасный город, красивая прогулка! Спасибо вам за эти виды гор. Хотела спросить, почему у всех домов закрыты окна (зашторенные, закрыты шторами)? Совсем нет солнца дома... Или вы боитесь чужих глаз в окно? У нас в России всегда окна открыты) Это воздух и пространство. 😊
Спасибо за ваш вопрос!☺️
Я не уверен, но думаю, что здесь есть два варианта:
(1) Люди не хотят, чтобы их видели со стороны (так как дорожка, соседский дом и окна находятся очень близко).
(2) Это пустующий дом.
Спасибо!😌
Superb! Thank you for this walking tour in Nagasaki, the view on the hatbor and the mountain is amazing 😃 the sunlight is so bright and the sky bright blue! I love the calmness and the wind through the trees... also the little cat walking safely 😊 it is a really pretty city, very quite and cute... i would love to live there... Thank you for sharing with us ⚘
Thank you for watching! I love this amazing and peaceful atmosphere too ☺️
@@life_in_nagasaki why did you choose Nagasaki to live in among all the cities in Japan? I am curious to know 😊 it is a very cute city but is there another reason?
@@Salma--s
Hi! Thank you for your question.
The reason I moved to Nagasaki City is because I was fascinated by Nagasaki's history and culture, particularly its history of international exchange and the context of multicultural coexistence.
When I was a university student, I visited Nagasaki as part of a club activity. During that visit, I studied Nagasaki's history and culture, and since then, I have become a huge fan of Nagasaki. I have always wanted to live in Nagasaki someday and deeply learn about the history and cultural context of this place. When I reached my late twenties and started to feel exhausted from my life in Tokyo, I decided to move to Nagasaki.
After moving to Nagasaki, I do feel the charm of its history and culture, but even more than that, I find everyday life very interesting, especially since I live in the sloping areas of Nagasaki. The daily life in these sloping areas is incredibly fascinating, and now I am enjoying my life here😆
Soooo Peaceful
Yes it is!☺️
Merci pour la visite, c'est particulier la cohabitation de maison et de tombes, ce qui démontre la place de la mort dans la vie du quotidien de chaque être humain, en France les cimetières sont des lieux de recueillement, clos par des murs d'enceinte au milieu ou à la sortie de la ville peu importe la géographie des lieux avec toujours un point d'eau.
Merci pour votre commentaire ! Il est intéressant de savoir qu'il est toujours accompagné d'une réserve d'eau📝
산비탈 골목 투어, 정말 흥미로웠습니다. 영상 감사합니다.
시청해 주셔서 감사합니다!😆
静かで、きれいな町です。❤
ありがとうございます！😆
Great video as usual, mate! I felt it was fitting that you actually ended the video in my old neighbourhood - I could recognise the Fukuda Bakery at the 23:03 mark, as well as the 18-Shinwa sign at the junction a little further ahead. In fact, if you were to turn right at that junction, my old apartment is in that area.
About graveyards… I’ll be honest - I don’t exactly have a good relationship with graveyards in general, but that’s probably due to the fact that I have stayed at or lived near haunted places while growing up in Singapore. I spent most of my childhood in a neighbourhood that was close to a massacre site, and during my time in the Singapore Armed Forces, I stayed in not just one, but two haunted bases.
At least in Japan, though, the family graveyards feel more like a place to reflect on life and to basically let your ancestors know that you’re doing okay. They still give me a bit of the creeps, personally, but I can at least acknowledge those who are resting there, and briskly walk on through.
Hi Zach! Thank you for watching. Wow, I probably made you a bit nostalgic 😆. 籠町 is a good area to live in since it is close to the 思案橋・銅座 area and is also easy to get to the city center!
I'm sorry to hear that you have bad memories of graveyards...😨
Nagasaki will surely keep one fit. Such nice paths for walking. I am so impressed with how lovingly the Japanese care for their deceased loved ones burial areas. The harbor view was so relaxing. How fortunate for those who have that view daily from their windows. A welcomed view to inspire inspiration while writing ones memoirs.
"How fortunate for those who have that view daily from their windows."
I 100% agree with you !! 😆
😂@@life_in_nagasaki
とても興味深い.
ありがとう😊
ありがとうございます！☺️
見てくださって嬉しいです。
A nice and very interesting walk as always! It really is a beautiful place!
Thank you for all the sharing about Nagasaki's history and the culture of cheerfulness and caring there is around grave areas and the deceased. Graveyards in France, mostly Christian, are places of meditation and devotion surrounded by walls and always silent. It's not dark nor scary (it could be by night :D) but not really a joyfull place as we would never have fireworks (I found that really cool btw) or events like Shoro Nagashi.
Hi! Thank you for watching and leaving your comment! It's interesting to hear that it's not dark or scary in France 📝.
Festivals like Shoro Nagashi in Nagasaki are really cool. I want to film it this year 😆.
Que lindo paseo, en mi país México, no vemos las tumbas como aterradoras, de hecho en noviembre pasamos la noche celebrando a nuestros seres queridos que reposan ene llas y en el resto del año nos gusta visitarlas y manenerlas llenas de flores.
Reciba un gran abrazo.
Ciao Nagasaki-San🙆♀you made another lovely video🦄The cannon was very interesting☺About the graves here in Italy depend on who you ask because everyone. has a different feeling and when I visit my relatives I choose to be respectful and at peace wishing them a good time and asking for protection 😇I'm proud of your friends for creating and taking care of a garden 🌻I hope others will follow their example🌱The brown Temple you passed was spectacular 🌹The Tōjin Yashiki area was so intriguing as its history! I'm glad you chose a path that led you there, so I could learn and enjoy another Nagasaki treasure 🌟Ps..I know I already asked for a port and a market trip but now I must add a request for a festival tour ( of any kind and of your choice of course ) 🎀 Thank you in advance dear🧸
Hi! Thank you for your kind and warm comment I'm glad that I can introdube Nagasaki to you and you enjoyed it :)
I plan to do livestreams (probably) once in a week and I think I can show you around the port and market area☺️📝
@@life_in_nagasaki Thank you 🥰 I can't wait🙌
Me siguen encantando tus caminatas! Me gustaría tener una Vista aérea de Nagasaki para entender mejor. Exito!
Gracias por vernos☺️
В моей стране могилы - это тихо, печально и где-то даже страшно, если могила заброшенная. Чем старше кладбище, тем больше деревьев и иногда это выглядит, как будто ты в лесу. Птицы, ежи. Кладбища в городе, более ухоженные. Не люблю такие места. Хочется плакать, зная что столько людей лежит и их уже нет в живых. Россия. Москва😊
Olá! Querido amigo,Nossa q legal e todo muito lindo não tem muitas pessoas tumultuadas passeio tranquilo sobre semitererio daqui e um pou8 diferente e mas afastado das pessoas e o lugar e sombrio ninguém não vai lá só no dia dos mortos q é dia 2 de novembro para colocar umas velas e flores e muito escuro la 😳⚰mas de qualquer forma eu adorei saber como e ai, tenha um ótimo dia Obg! por isso um forte abraço pra vc 🤗😚Continui fazendo vídeos de passeios ❤👋
Olá Amigo!!! Obrigado por partilhar o caso no seu país📝 É interessante. Espero que também gostes do meu próximo vídeo!
正直言って、山から港までの眺めは美しい。もしここにそのようなものがあれば、ここは私のお気に入りの頂上スポットとなるだろう。墓地文化は美しいと思う。公園のように整備され、長居を誘うものもあれば、素晴らしい彫刻や物語のある建造物もある。これらの墓地には安らぎがあると同時に、勉強になるものがある。私はペンキで塗られた家の壁が好きだ。ちょっとした色の違いが何をもたらすか。長崎の素晴らしいルートをありがとう。 😊
Yes, the colors of the roofs are beautiful. Thank you, Kate-Mark! 😌
@@life_in_nagasaki It`my pleasure .... sorry but I don´t know your Name 😊
Et merci aussi pour avoir activer les sous titres! Très confortable pour nous 😊 dans mon pays les cimetières ( les tombes) sont assez beaux en général 😊
Merci d'avoir regardé avec les sous-titres et d'avoir laissé un commentaire ! J'ai cherché sur Google des photos de cimetières en France et je les ai trouvées belles et calmes😌
🤍❤🤍
It’s so prettyy and peaceful… would love to visit someday🌸💗
Не так давно, я видел видео с прогулкой по Хоккайдо, на каком то другом канале и там тоже много разных табличек с информацией о городе, меня очень удивило, что некоторые таблички были не только на японском и английском, но даже на русском. Это было неожиданно)
Я думаю, что на Хоккайдо есть несколько русских знаков, потому что он находится недалеко от России, и многие туристы из России могут посещать Хоккайдо😆
Beautiful. I like how they have benches by the vista, Suppose you need those when you get there:). I just wonder about what y ou said concerning graves. Is that somethong Japanese people generay feel(not being scared ) or Nagasaki trait. And would the houses on he slopes be cheaper than on the flat? I also saw a few parked cars as you were walking so there must be at least for some areas possible to drive down? Thank you. Was a great walk! Cheers!
Thank you for watching!
Japanese people generally feel that graves are scary. For example, they don't like to live in a house that is located next to a graveyard. However, people in Nagasaki don't feel the same way. They aren't scared of graves and don't have negative feelings about them.
Houses in sloping areas are cheaper than those on flat land. Some areas in sloping regions can be reached by car.
Кладбища у нас - это скорее место не сколько страшное, сколько грустное. Но ночью там довольно жутко. Кладбища часто находятся в лесу и не все могилы ухожены, по этому атмосфера может быть гнетущей.
Ну и само собой никто рядом жить не хочет и дома рядом как правило не строятся.
Спасибо, что поделились! Я думаю, это похоже на ситуацию в Японии, возможно?😌
@@life_in_nagasaki мне кажется в России в какой-то степени ситуация хуже. у вас кладбища выглядят намного симпатичнее)
Hi Sho! What is the car parking situation for residences? Is it free to park near your house, or are there permits? Would like to know, thanks, Antony 😊
Hi Antony! Thank you for your question. I'm not entirely sure, but I think people living in sloping areas pay to rent a parking space near their house 📝.
It is good to hear that Nagasaki locals are not scared of graves/ graveyards but I don't think that is true of all of Japan? I heard from a well travelled friend that in some remote areas of Japan that a strange cult lurk in the grave yards. This cult try to pounce and catch unsuspecting visitors, almost always when they are alone and near dusk or at night. When they do catch a unsuspecting lone visitor they then try to insert a whole daikon radish into him (it is apparently only men they prey upon). My friend said this phenomenon is not widely talked about in Japan and that the authorities have spent great effort to supress any public awareness of this and say it is just a myth. When on the few occasions the media have asked questions, higher powers have warned off the media on reporting on such matters. Have you seen anybody with a Daikon(s) acting strangely in the graveyards ?
I think it's only Nagasaki locals who aren't scared of graves. Other Japanese people are scared of them.
I have never heard about the cult and have no idea if it exists 😂
@@life_in_nagasaki maybe I am wrong. I apologise.
In Russia, cemeteries are chthonic places. There are heaps of wreaths, iron fences and heaps of earth everywhere. It's very sad. I would like people to start making cemeteries more civilized, but what am I talking about.....
Thank you for sharing!
I see. I've never seen Russian cemeteries, so this is very informative😌📝.