Holy cow it's actually out! For the past 4 months I've been spending all of my time creating Beyond The Tourist Trail, my brand new Japan hidden gems travel guide with over 120 hidden gems included. If you liked this video, I'm pretty sure you're going to love it! Check out more info here: geni.us/beyondthetouristtrail
I usually dont like youtubers "off the beaten track" recommendations as they often are not really original, but here you got a solid selection! I've been to most of them and I totally agree with your recommendations! Well done!
If travelers would like to challenge to go to deep place of Japan courageously, I recommend them to go to Dewa sanzan, especially Haguro mountain in Yamagata prefecture where mountain preasts called Yamabushi or spiritual psychics train on the mountain. Travelers can also experience their ascetic and a little severe practices wearing characteristic white clothes.
This was one of my favourite trips in Japan. We stayed in a shukubo (temple stay) on Haguro San. Loved seeing the beautiful pagoda, climbing the 2,446 stone steps and seeing the Yamabushi (mountain monks) with their conch 🐚 Yamagata is such an underrated prefecture. I recommend Yamadera if you're visiting the area, too!
@Pvemaster2 Oh,That was a shame.You seemed to be so close to Mt.Haguro.I hope you could walk up to the mountain next time. The many steps to the pagoda and shrine are sorounded by clear sacred air and very tall old ceder trees. I think little waterfall also still exists one the way to the shrine.
@Shauna O'Brien It's great!! you made it!! As you tell us, I think Yamagata is one of the hidden good tour destinations in Japan. Especially, their beef, ramen, fruits, sake, vegitables, imoni potato soup and soba are very good taste. Yamadera is also wonderful place which temple is on the mountain.
U may want to look up the town of Hagi in Yamaguchi prefecture. It’s previously an old Samurai township so u get to see a lot of beautiful traditional architecture. Mostly have been restored and under conservation rules
If you ever visit Kyoto, there is a kawadoko restaurant (Ryori Ryokan) Hirobun just north of the city you can take a train and bus/taxi too that makes for a fun side trip to eat somen straight out of the flowing water. 日本が とても大好きだ!!
I wish I had you guide in 2016 when I went to Japan. I'm going again this summer but I am going on a 6 weeks camper trip from Tokyo to Hokkaido and back. Hopefully to find soms best kept secrets in those prefectures.
Hey, Ineke Boeter, I currently live in tokyo and I always wonder about going on a camper trip but I am afraid of going solo, since I dont know anything about it. If you are interested and have some space, is it possible for me to join. I am also going to hokkaido to attend a flying course this summer.
I love Hakone so much, you can see Mount Fuji, experience onsen from the mountain or even coffee onsen! a very interesting Hydrangea train, go down the big lake with big Torii Gate, and go up to the sulphuric Owakudani mountain which apparently sells black egg that believed can make you stay on earth for 7 years longer 😂 plus there’s Hakone open air museum.. haven’t been to Nikko, but i think Hakone is hard to beat tho! 🤭
after six weeks in tokyo, i am stoked to use your new guide to help me with planning the rest of my adventure. thank you! and looking forward to seeing what's next.
Thanks for adding oita, it’s quite hidden down in the bottom of Japan, it’s definitely somewhere I wanna visit for work like farming and making things thanks for including it
Very nice video and well organized content! When is the best time to go to Japan? Some ppl say during Cherry blossom but that’s during Easter which is usually very crowded. Thank you
I was so excited about Nikko until you brought up the dreaded Yuba. Definitely an acquired taste! Just returned from Japan and am already dreaming of our next trip so this video is great - thanks!
Great video. Japan is rich in tourism resources, and Japanese people frequently travel within the country. Each region has its own specialties and offers delicious meals and souvenirs that make the most of these specialties. As a volcanic country, Japan has hot springs all over the country, and bathing in hot springs while enjoying nature is a regular trip for Japanese people.
Tip for those of you who seek out a more peaceful and relaxed atmosphere but still want to see the "popular" spots. For those popular sites that are open at night- go then. Some examples: Asakusa- night time is much more quiet, especially if you go when the stalls are mostly closed...as a bonus some of the food stalls will offer discounts. Fushimi Inari- Grounds are open 24/7 I believe so if you go at night and bring a flashlight it makes for a great walk with almost nobody around. Kaiyukan- Also open at night, it of course does close but it's way less crowded at night. Of course some of the experience with going to some of these places is experiencing the temple itself which will probably be closed, this is especially so if you wanted to get something from the temple such as a Goshuin in your book. But I try to visit in the afternoon so i can still get these items AND experience some tranquility.
We are planning our trip to Japan and your videos are literally not only saving us so much time in researching, but also amazing tips for sightseeing the authentic Japan and amazing travel strategies! Definitely grabbing the app as our go-to travel survival guide for Japan! Thank you
@@ronisamurp Through people following recommendations like this lol. It's either word of mouth or a tour operators/ travel agents pipeline funnelling folk to those places - especially if they're 'Instagrammable' (photogenic).
Wow that travel Guide sounds amazing! I have a question regarding traveling with small children: Which island would you choose: Ishigaki, Amami or Okinawa? Thank you so much in advance!
If you’re travelling with a car, then I’d recommend Amami or Ishigaki but if only using public transport then I think that Okinawa main land will be easier.
Woop woop! All of these places look lovely. Congratulations on publishing the guide! I'll go buy it and recommend it to my vegetarian friend who's visiting Japan next month 😊
Love this! I have been to a few of the places on your list - Nikko a few times. Shirakawago was magical, it snowed a bit when I was there. I also recommend nearby Hida Takayama. Beppu was so lovely, and I loved visiting the art galleries in nearby Oita City, too. Ouchi-juku was beautiful in the autumn. I had such a nice day there. I loved the whole Aizu area of Fukushima, and stayed in an amazing vegan-friendly guest house in an old school, called Dana Village in Nishi-Aizu. So so recommended. I lived in Japan for a few years and this year am going back for the first time since leaving. I have visited every prefecture, but Nachi Falls is still high on my list! Maybe this time. Just to echo your tip to rent a car - please do! I loved driving in Japan. It was so easy, as I'm from the UK, so used to driving onthe left, all the cars are automatic and the roads are really good. You see sooo much beauty. Aso San was one of the most beautiful drives I've ever done. I really loved it there. Also, you get to stop at roadside service stations and pick up lovely local souvenirs and local produce. Can't wait to come back, you have really inspired me ❤️
i went for a month trip last october by myself and that was a wonderful experience. i picked a direction and went there. i planned pretty much everything on the spot and booked hotels like 2 days before at the earliest before moving to another city. Your guides are gonna help me out so much when i go in march so i can dodge most of the tourists and have a relaxing time. a lot of my friends don't seem to understand that there's more to japan that tokyo, kyoto, and osaka so i kinda want to show them the other cool parts of japan.
Thank you for this awesome information. Definitely will include those hidden gems on our next trip. Do they allow guests with tattoo to use the onsens? Added this video to my library and will purchase the e-book.
I am so happy you released this ebook! I've been following you for maybe 3 years and have been waiting for something like that from you. Definitely going to purchase closer to my Japan trip! Congrats and keep being awesome and real 💪
Thanks for the analysis! 🔍 Need some advice: 🙏 I have a set of words 🤷♂️. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). Can someone explain what this is? 😅
Wow, these are some really amazing hidden gems in Japan! I love discovering new and unique places to visit, and this video has definitely given me some great ideas for my next trip. It's always great to see lesser-known spots that offer a different perspective of a country's culture and history.
Thanks so much for this Hannah, very cool and hope to make use of it for our trip in July! I was wondering if you included any information about how to rent a car in Japan, in advance (online) before a trip from Australia? I am having so much trouble finding a reliable way to book a hire car. Our whole trip is regional based mostly and we really need a car to make it work. Any suggestions, gratefully received, thanks in advance!
In the past I’ve just searched online for a car rental place nearby where I’m flying into but you can also try searching by car brand and then rental car, like “Sapporo Toyota rental car” or something like that should bring up good options!
Bought your guide! This video and the guide have helped SO MUCH in planning me and my friend's trip. I leave Sunday! Im really looking forward to it!!!! THANK YOU!
My first “Let’s go” was at 0:33 seconds :D the first of many! Buying your guide as soon as the video ends, we’re hoping to travel next year with our 4-year-old :)
Congrats on the net book (I don’t know the right word for digital books. Infact, it’s probably that). You really are a credit to Japan, I hope they notice that. I’ll fire in to the book on payday haha. Keep on the awesome work you do
So happy to find your channel thank you so much for doing all these hard research and then sharing , I just have to be your new subs 😀 appreciate all the info 😇😎❤️
Hi Hannah! I’ve been watching your videos for years and I’ve been saving them and keeping notes and finally this year is the year I get to visit Japan(:
I just found ur channel, and i really appreciate the quality of ur content, and that u highlight things that arent repeated in every channel. Quality can only be matched by Abroad in japan, Sharmeleon, and Tokyo lens, but u stand out in a good way 👌keep it up, when i go to japan i will buy ur book first, i also like how u only advertise for ur own brand
Hello. I don't want to leave Japan without going to the onsen. Do you know any place near Osaka - Nachi Waterfall or Kyoto? Also, when I go to Nachi Waterfall, I don't know where to stay between Osaka and Nachi. If you know please let me 🙏🏼Thank you
I will definitely invest in your travel guide I'm so happy to see another japan video from you please post more and I hope the visa is fixed. Another great video good job
Great videso. Just bought your off the trail guide. heading to japan for first time at xmas - we have two weeks and four days - so hopefully can add a few of your 'gems' to our trip. Thank you.
Hello Hannah! I’ve loved your videos and enjoyed your cute personality! I’m considering to buy your guide but not sure will it be helpful for my trip to Japan on 1-9th on June 2023. We have already reservation for one hotel in Tokyo, but still have time to cancel and break our staying for few different cities. Don’t know what to do
4:34 Wowww, what season do I have to go to see the waterfall running in reverse? Ah, I bet I'll need to buy the ebook for that, huh. (In all seriousness, the guide looks enticing and splendidly well composed. Which is no surprise at all when it's coming from you!)
Holy cow it's actually out! For the past 4 months I've been spending all of my time creating Beyond The Tourist Trail, my brand new Japan hidden gems travel guide with over 120 hidden gems included. If you liked this video, I'm pretty sure you're going to love it! Check out more info here: geni.us/beyondthetouristtrail
*Purchased*💟
I'm flying over next week!
Congratulations Hannah, this is very cool and I have shared it with my friends that go to Japan often.
thank you
Purchased, now to start planning for my 6th trip to Japan
Dope!
I usually dont like youtubers "off the beaten track" recommendations as they often are not really original, but here you got a solid selection! I've been to most of them and I totally agree with your recommendations! Well done!
すっごいすっごい勉強になります！Better than ANY guidebook!
Arigato gozaimasu!!
As fun as Tokyo can be, I loved the smaller cities and towns the best. Can't wait to get back there.
I agree. There's so much character and charm in the countryside.
The best guide to Japan on RUclips. Simply Amazing research.
What?!
If travelers would like to challenge to go to deep place of Japan courageously, I recommend them to go to Dewa sanzan, especially Haguro mountain in Yamagata prefecture where mountain preasts called Yamabushi or spiritual psychics train on the mountain. Travelers can also experience their ascetic and a little severe practices wearing characteristic white clothes.
I was in Tsuruoka during the snow storm so unfortunately couldn't go, seems like an amazing place
This was one of my favourite trips in Japan. We stayed in a shukubo (temple stay) on Haguro San. Loved seeing the beautiful pagoda, climbing the 2,446 stone steps and seeing the Yamabushi (mountain monks) with their conch 🐚 Yamagata is such an underrated prefecture. I recommend Yamadera if you're visiting the area, too!
@Pvemaster2
Oh,That was a shame.You seemed to be so close to Mt.Haguro.I hope you could walk up to the mountain next time.
The many steps to the pagoda and shrine are sorounded by clear sacred air and very tall old ceder trees. I think little waterfall also still exists one the way to the shrine.
@Shauna O'Brien
It's great!! you made it!!
As you tell us, I think Yamagata is one of the hidden good tour destinations in Japan.
Especially, their beef, ramen, fruits, sake, vegitables, imoni potato soup and soba are very good taste.
Yamadera is also wonderful place which temple is on the mountain.
@Eversteijn
Oh,that's great.Thank you for adding it to your maps.
Mogami river cruise and Japanese cherry picking might be also interesting.
Any reccomendations for someone who is planning on going to japan in 2026 and loves the architecture of old japan?
U may want to look up the town of Hagi in Yamaguchi prefecture. It’s previously an old Samurai township so u get to see a lot of beautiful traditional architecture. Mostly have been restored and under conservation rules
If you ever visit Kyoto, there is a kawadoko restaurant (Ryori Ryokan) Hirobun just north of the city you can take a train and bus/taxi too that makes for a fun side trip to eat somen straight out of the flowing water. 日本が とても大好きだ!!
3:27 wait! Andrew from the blender tutorial Andrew?! What a surprise!! Love this video by the way.😂
Came to the comments just to see if any one else recognised the blender man. Makes sense they're both aussie
I didn’t even realized, what a surprise 😂
I’m Japanese originally from Osaka.
This video is obviously correct. It will help tourists to understand the places and locations.
I wish I had you guide in 2016 when I went to Japan. I'm going again this summer but I am going on a 6 weeks camper trip from Tokyo to Hokkaido and back. Hopefully to find soms best kept secrets in those prefectures.
A camper van is the best way to see (but I’m biased obviously haha)
Hey, Ineke Boeter, I currently live in tokyo and I always wonder about going on a camper trip but I am afraid of going solo, since I dont know anything about it. If you are interested and have some space, is it possible for me to join. I am also going to hokkaido to attend a flying course this summer.
Japan is beautiful. Glad to have some new places to visit.
Literally just purchased! Cannot wait to go through properly over the coming weeks but it looks lovely, especially on my iPad! Great job!
Thank you so much! I really hope you enjoy the guide and the beautiful places it’ll take you to!
I love Hakone so much, you can see Mount Fuji, experience onsen from the mountain or even coffee onsen! a very interesting Hydrangea train, go down the big lake with big Torii Gate, and go up to the sulphuric Owakudani mountain which apparently sells black egg that believed can make you stay on earth for 7 years longer 😂 plus there’s Hakone open air museum.. haven’t been to Nikko, but i think Hakone is hard to beat tho! 🤭
after six weeks in tokyo, i am stoked to use your new guide to help me with planning the rest of my adventure. thank you! and looking forward to seeing what's next.
Thanks for adding oita, it’s quite hidden down in the bottom of Japan, it’s definitely somewhere I wanna visit for work like farming and making things thanks for including it
Doing last minute planning for how I want to spend the last 4 nights of my two week trip...this video is just what I needed!
Wow. The clips made me tear up. Looks so beautiful. Hoping to go to Japan next year
I wasn’t sure about Kyushu but you made me pick Beppu and Aso! Looks absolutely stunning
i am adding lots of hidden jems and non visited destinations to my list to be there someday rather than the usual touristic spots in japan!
さすがです。紹介内容が濃い。映像はいつもとってもすてきです。
What a great video, thanks Hannah
We're in the beginning stages of traveling to Japan, and appreciate this so much! Thanks
Thanks for sharing, currently planning our trip to Japan in 2025 an hour video gave us some really good idea's and places to add to our trip
hannahさんの画像はいつもきれいですね！
Very nice video and well organized content! When is the best time to go to Japan? Some ppl say during Cherry blossom but that’s during Easter which is usually very crowded. Thank you
I was so excited about Nikko until you brought up the dreaded Yuba. Definitely an acquired taste! Just returned from Japan and am already dreaming of our next trip so this video is great - thanks!
Just came across this. Will be going to Japan Fall 24. Look forward to learning on this site
This was very good. I love japan. Great job presenting the information
I will get this guide… I can’t wait
I've been to Nikko and enjoyed it there. Stayed in the wrong location perhaps not much around but was still very beautiful
I'm glad RUclips suggest me this vlog. Makes me wanna go back to Japan instantly, ahaks... TQ for sharing, I really appreciate it.
Thanks for the tips! I'm sure you're well aware and beyond this now - including a brief overview map shot of the locations would help greatly.
Great video.
Japan is rich in tourism resources, and Japanese people frequently travel within the country.
Each region has its own specialties and offers delicious meals and souvenirs that make the most of these specialties.
As a volcanic country, Japan has hot springs all over the country, and bathing in hot springs while enjoying nature is a regular trip for Japanese people.
こんな綺麗に撮れるんですねー
Hi!Hannah!
I think your picture is beautiful!
Always looking forward to it.😊
Loved Japan! Absolutely fantastic. We got some spectacular footage and more importantly created amazing memories!
Tip for those of you who seek out a more peaceful and relaxed atmosphere but still want to see the "popular" spots. For those popular sites that are open at night- go then. Some examples:
Asakusa- night time is much more quiet, especially if you go when the stalls are mostly closed...as a bonus some of the food stalls will offer discounts.
Fushimi Inari- Grounds are open 24/7 I believe so if you go at night and bring a flashlight it makes for a great walk with almost nobody around.
Kaiyukan- Also open at night, it of course does close but it's way less crowded at night.
Of course some of the experience with going to some of these places is experiencing the temple itself which will probably be closed, this is especially so if you wanted to get something from the temple such as a Goshuin in your book. But I try to visit in the afternoon so i can still get these items AND experience some tranquility.
Such a great tip!
If I'm going for 2 weeks what's the "must see places?"
We will use all your information, we are planning a trip to Japan. Thank you so much. Yours Sincerely The Danes
We are planning our trip to Japan and your videos are literally not only saving us so much time in researching, but also amazing tips for sightseeing the authentic Japan and amazing travel strategies! Definitely grabbing the app as our go-to travel survival guide for Japan! Thank you
tanoshii desu ne.
Does anyone else wonder how crowded touristy places get to be that way?
@@ronisamurp Through people following recommendations like this lol. It's either word of mouth or a tour operators/ travel agents pipeline funnelling folk to those places - especially if they're 'Instagrammable' (photogenic).
My sister and I liked this video! Japan is a wonderful place!
Wow that travel Guide sounds amazing!
I have a question regarding traveling with small children:
Which island would you choose:
Ishigaki, Amami or Okinawa? Thank you so much in advance!
If you’re travelling with a car, then I’d recommend Amami or Ishigaki but if only using public transport then I think that Okinawa main land will be easier.
All very interesting but I need to study a map so spread out.what sequence where to start? No Hokkaido but all the rest.festival looks fun.
Woop woop! All of these places look lovely. Congratulations on publishing the guide! I'll go buy it and recommend it to my vegetarian friend who's visiting Japan next month 😊
Thanks for the word of mouth! Yeah it’s tricky for us vegetarians but not impossible! Hopefully my tips with smooth it all out for you!
Love this! I have been to a few of the places on your list - Nikko a few times. Shirakawago was magical, it snowed a bit when I was there. I also recommend nearby Hida Takayama. Beppu was so lovely, and I loved visiting the art galleries in nearby Oita City, too. Ouchi-juku was beautiful in the autumn. I had such a nice day there. I loved the whole Aizu area of Fukushima, and stayed in an amazing vegan-friendly guest house in an old school, called Dana Village in Nishi-Aizu. So so recommended. I lived in Japan for a few years and this year am going back for the first time since leaving. I have visited every prefecture, but Nachi Falls is still high on my list! Maybe this time. Just to echo your tip to rent a car - please do! I loved driving in Japan. It was so easy, as I'm from the UK, so used to driving onthe left, all the cars are automatic and the roads are really good. You see sooo much beauty. Aso San was one of the most beautiful drives I've ever done. I really loved it there. Also, you get to stop at roadside service stations and pick up lovely local souvenirs and local produce. Can't wait to come back, you have really inspired me ❤️
Oh I see you’ve really done a lot of travel in Japan too! I just added Dana Village to my maps 😄 Thanks for the recommendation!
Going to do a little of the Kumano Kodo this year and I CAN'T WAIT to see the Nachi Falls.
It’s such a beautiful area! I think you’re going to love it 😍
We love Hokkaido in both summer and winter! 💜 We haven’t been to the igloos yet. Next time we want to make it to the snow festival. ❄️ Heidi
This is such a great and informative video. Love all the things on your list!
i went for a month trip last october by myself and that was a wonderful experience. i picked a direction and went there. i planned pretty much everything on the spot and booked hotels like 2 days before at the earliest before moving to another city. Your guides are gonna help me out so much when i go in march so i can dodge most of the tourists and have a relaxing time. a lot of my friends don't seem to understand that there's more to japan that tokyo, kyoto, and osaka so i kinda want to show them the other cool parts of japan.
OMG I'm so glad you started with Beppu! I love Oita so much. I hope you're situation in Japan has flattened out now Hannah. Big fan of your stuff.
Yesss I loved my time in Beppu! Such a cool vibe in that city.
Thank you for this awesome information. Definitely will include those hidden gems on our next trip. Do they allow guests with tattoo to use the onsens? Added this video to my library and will purchase the e-book.
I am so happy you released this ebook! I've been following you for maybe 3 years and have been waiting for something like that from you. Definitely going to purchase closer to my Japan trip!
Congrats and keep being awesome and real 💪
Thanks for the analysis! 🔍 Need some advice: 🙏 I have a set of words 🤷♂️. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). Can someone explain what this is? 😅
I just love that you say the Japanese names properly. Love love love that!!!
Just purchased a copy of your book. I think I will enjoy reading it. Good job!
Sumimasen. Arigato. The only two Japanese phrases that can get you through entire japan. And yes, Google translate and google lens :)
This is fantastic! Just what I was looking for, for my Japan itinerary! Thank you!
Wow, these are some really amazing hidden gems in Japan! I love discovering new and unique places to visit, and this video has definitely given me some great ideas for my next trip. It's always great to see lesser-known spots that offer a different perspective of a country's culture and history.
Glad you liked them!
Just bought your travel guide Happy that I am able to support you as a long time subscriber :)
I enjoyed watching this video with my student . Great job and you're vibey
Kinda proud that I've been to two of these on my own. Shirakawago for the win!
Out of all the places I have only been to Nikko, thank you for this lovely video..Would love to travel these places soon,,
Bought and downloaded while watching! So excited to read this while planning my next trip to Japan
I hope you enjoy it!
very nice!!!! New spot to visit!
Its good to see some hidden gema of Japan. We already add some in out map. Thank you!
So much insight and amazing b roll. You are so talented advenurer with a purpose.
Thanks so much for this Hannah, very cool and hope to make use of it for our trip in July!
I was wondering if you included any information about how to rent a car in Japan, in advance (online) before a trip from Australia? I am having so much trouble finding a reliable way to book a hire car. Our whole trip is regional based mostly and we really need a car to make it work.
Any suggestions, gratefully received, thanks in advance!
In the past I’ve just searched online for a car rental place nearby where I’m flying into but you can also try searching by car brand and then rental car, like “Sapporo Toyota rental car” or something like that should bring up good options!
Bought your guide! This video and the guide have helped SO MUCH in planning me and my friend's trip. I leave Sunday! Im really looking forward to it!!!! THANK YOU!
Was the guide helpful? How was the trip?
Juicy details.,victor
Congrats on the new guidebook!
This is amazing that you did this❤️❤️❤️
We will definitely be using this!!
Thank you 🙏
My first “Let’s go” was at 0:33 seconds :D the first of many! Buying your guide as soon as the video ends, we’re hoping to travel next year with our 4-year-old :)
Thank you for your video. It was very helpful for the local resident as well ☺️
Thank you for highlighting veg food :')
Congrats on the net book (I don’t know the right word for digital books. Infact, it’s probably that). You really are a credit to Japan, I hope they notice that. I’ll fire in to the book on payday haha. Keep on the awesome work you do
Thank you so much! I really hope you like it. Also I believe the kids are calling them "e-books" :P
Many thanks, I'm going to Nagano next month. Let's try this awesome onsen !
So happy to find your channel thank you so much for doing all these hard research and then sharing , I just have to be your new subs 😀 appreciate all the info 😇😎❤️
You're the goat. Booked a few from this video. tyty
Hi Hannah! I’ve been watching your videos for years and I’ve been saving them and keeping notes and finally this year is the year I get to visit Japan(:
We are planning a big trip in January, does your book convey things to do and places to go in winter?
I just found ur channel, and i really appreciate the quality of ur content, and that u highlight things that arent repeated in every channel. Quality can only be matched by Abroad in japan, Sharmeleon, and Tokyo lens, but u stand out in a good way 👌keep it up, when i go to japan i will buy ur book first, i also like how u only advertise for ur own brand
I used to live in Beppu. Yeah. It's great.
Hello. I don't want to leave Japan without going to the onsen. Do you know any place near Osaka - Nachi Waterfall or Kyoto? Also, when I go to Nachi Waterfall, I don't know where to stay between Osaka and Nachi. If you know please let me 🙏🏼Thank you
Tsubanne Onsen looks majestic nice.
Can't wait for my second time on September!
Thank you for the great video! Does Tsubame Onsen allow people with tattoos?
Man, if I ever get enough money to go to Japan. I definitly need to remember to buy this guide.
Also, stunning locations.
I will definitely invest in your travel guide I'm so happy to see another japan video from you please post more and I hope the visa is fixed. Another great video good job
Was that Blenderguru?? Also beatuifully helpful video Hannah, will definitely be back when planning a Japan trip!
Does your e-book for travellers cover Wakayama?
Chefs kiss! Planning to be in Japan in 2024 so looking forward to checking out your guide for all the tips!
Absolutely love your channel. Just discovered you just now. 😮I’m so interested in all these places.
Great videso. Just bought your off the trail guide. heading to japan for first time at xmas - we have two weeks and four days - so hopefully can add a few of your 'gems' to our trip. Thank you.
Tadao Ando, yes, sensei (I think you've been to the Benesse House Museum, prob my #1) Discerning girl 😸 🙏🍀
Noooo I haven't been there (if you'd believe it). Dying to see it though!
Great selection of spots in Japan.
Nice to meet you, good morning.
It was a very fun travel video👍
As a Japanese, I was very happy.
Thank you very much.
Have a nice trip🥰
Hello Hannah! I’ve loved your videos and enjoyed your cute personality! I’m considering to buy your guide but not sure will it be helpful for my trip to Japan on 1-9th on June 2023. We have already reservation for one hotel in Tokyo, but still have time to cancel and break our staying for few different cities. Don’t know what to do
4:34 Wowww, what season do I have to go to see the waterfall running in reverse?
Ah, I bet I'll need to buy the ebook for that, huh.
(In all seriousness, the guide looks enticing and splendidly well composed. Which is no surprise at all when it's coming from you!)
That IS quite a sight--a waterfall that runs backwards! ;)