🐒You can check if the monkeys are in the park with the live camera on the official website (en.jigokudani-yaenkoen.co.jp/) 🐒Winter in Nagano is very cold 🐒8:23 This is a doll monkey for monkey repellent 🐒I was moved by bathing with wild monkeys! 🐒There was a Nintendo Entertainment System in the TV room, but I didn't know how to use it 🐒There are people who can speak English almost everywhere, whether it's at a station, a bus, a park, or a ryokan Thank you for watching and subscribing to our channel☺What kind of videos do you want to see? We'd like to hear your opinion and suggestions about our videos!! Please comments🙏✨
Hello I have a question From the VDO, which month did you visit? because the atmosphere is very beautiful So I can try to plan a trip during that month. thank you.
Yes but when they are shit small stinky cake in your room not sure you think that sooooooo cuuuuuuuute ... Shit is shit , monkey or not and its NEVER CUTE !
This is one of the coolest Ryokan. The monkeys are so cute and it’s amazing you can bath with them. What a beautiful onsen too. The landscape is so peaceful.
I visited this park in 2009, I can't believe you actually are brave enough to set foot in the same bathe as the monkeys. There were about 10 fellow visitors during my time, all of us thought it would be crazy to get into the pools with the monkeys given their tribal fighting between each other. Not only that, I doubt an emphasis in hygiene is catered there per the wild monkeys. . .
I just love that there are beautiful and unique historic places like this to stay in Japan. Thank you SO much for showing us all the beautiful places you show us! ♥
LOL I love the monkey in the Ryokan's bath looking like "'What's up!", like they're so used to people being there and are fine with it as long as you leave them be. 😁 Just beautiful with the snow. I'm in the USA in Pennsylvania and although we normally get a lot of snow this time of year, it's wet and gross right now.
So beautiful, I love it! I'm 16 years old now and can't afford this expensive travel to Japan (In my country travel to Japan would cost me at least 1700$+ for 1 human for 7 days...) But I have a goal, so I would visit Japan in the future! Snow monkeys, wait for me!
i think every weeb should learn the dark side of Japan! maybe then y’all wouldn’t idolized it so much, it’s a country not a utopia, and every country has a flawed and dark history.
@@oscarthagrouch Where i said that it's an utopia? Probably nowhere. I know the dark sides of Japan, but 1. Yes, every country isn't ideal, 2. Japan now isn't that bad as it was like 100 years ago, and 3. In top 5 countries I want to visit Japan is only on fourth place. I think that people should know about country problems, but saying everywhere "(Insert country name) isn't that good as you think" must be stopped imo, cause only kids idealize anything. And also, my country is way more worse that Japan because of criminals. I just want to move out of it.
@oscarthagrouch lmao you must have watched a couple of RUclips videos on "the dark side of Japan 😱", and now you feel you're in a position to tell people where they should or should not travel for fun? Guy just said he wants to go there once, not that it's a perfect country where he'll live the rest of life. Get real, dude.
11:05 when you open the door and 2 monkeys casually sit in the hot tub just looking at you like just like humans would do in the same situation haha. Thanks for sharing :)
I remember seeing features of snow monkeys shown when the 1998 Winter Olympics took place in Nagano. I hadn't realized there were such cold and snowy areas in Japan until then. I thoroughly enjoyed this feature and look forward to viewing it again at bedtime. Under an electric blanket! Thank you.
Extremely beautiful place! The monkey are awesome! Winter in Nagano is wonderful! The old ryokan is also very interesting, I like these little historical authentic places more than well-known museums and palaces. Doumo!
Call me crazy, but I’ve always have wanted to take a hot spring bath with Snow Monkeys; I didn’t know it was a real thin until now! Definitely putting this spot on my bucket list of destinations.
no way it was only $300 USD! i feel if we had this in America owners would charge 1,000s of USD per night.. This and many of your other videos makes me want to take a months long trip to enjoy all of the beautiful things Japan has to offer. it doesn’t seem to be budget breaking and overly expensive either.
When I lived in Japan some of my friends and I went to Nagano to camp during spring break, it was arguable the greatest camping experiences of my life! The Monkeys were everywhere! I got some amazing pictures and videos, and bathing in the hot springs was wonderful! Would do again in a heartbeat!
Oh my goodness and monkeys are adorable. I don’t know how they live like that cold like that. I know it’s hot Springs. I hope they all get fed. Well they all look like they’re doing OK that poor one monkey had a hurt hand. Hopefully he got in the hot water and be OK, they’re all adorable. Thanks For sharing, they all adorable🥰🌅❤️💕
Очень интересное видео получилось! В нём всё прекрасно и удивительно! Красивый пейзаж,необычный дом и конечно обезьянки,с которыми можно искупаться. Спасибо, было очень интересно посмотреть! У нас в России конечно тоже есть горячие источники, которые лучше всего посещать зимой,но нет обезьян.
Если вы думаете что эти обезьянки очень милые то ошибаетесь. У них сильно развита в стаях классовость. Купаться а вернее греться могут не все. А только вожак с самкой и детёнышами и его свита. Остальные стоят и ждут своей очереди. Когда в Японии очень сильные морозы часто эти обезьянки замерзают. Малко кто знает обратную сторону этих милых обезьянок. Когда были в Японии в Нагано видели этих обезьянок в термальных источниках. Крупные обезьяны сидят греются помельче обезьяны и некоторые детёныши сидят на возвышенностях рядом в воду не заходят.
Mi padre y yo nos hemos enganchado a sus vídeos❤es una alegría ver que tiene subtitulos en español ❤ Aprendemos mucho y lo disfrutamos un montón Gracias por todo ❤
Wow!!! How cool and amazing of an experience!! Thanks like always for bringing us all along! 🙈 🙉 🙊 I live in New York USA and we get a lot of snow at times. Love the beauty of the snow.
That is so cool! I remember the winter Olympics were there! Here in Canada we get a lot of snow, but this year very cold, -10 to -30C with the wind! Must dress warm! So beautiful, even in Canada I have not seen such landscape!!! I wish we had hot spring here...the food looks so good too and I also LOVE peaches! The peaches are amazing in the late summer here. Wish I could visit someday!
It looks really beautiful here. 🥳 As a southerner, I haven't seen the real snow once so far, so I really want to go to the location of the video to have a look. 🥰 The monkeys look very cute! I really want to see it with my own eyes. Finally, thank you for your video production. It makes me experience a different Japanese scenery! 🫶
best Snow attraction ever, really beautiful and awesome sceneries. The monkeys are so cute and tame, also love to saw them relaxing at onsen, also the Ryokan is really cool and unique, well its very old but maintaned ryokan, maybe when i ever can go to that ryokan, imma spending my time to watch those Monkeys and bathe with them. i dont think i can do watch tv or play tennis haha
7:57 Did that dude just run around without a shirt or a coat?? Also, this seems like something that definitely wouldn't fly out where I'm at. Sharing a hot spring with monkeys (or any animal), ignoring the potential sanitation issues, the people out here where I live would definitely try to mess with those poor animals. Once again, only in Japan can you find such an interesting place.
I’m Japanese and I’d never heard of this place before until we found your video. My husband has always wanted to go see them, so we stayed there last week. Even in the same room :) It was full of their poop (eew), but we were in awe. Definitely once in a lifetime trip. Thanks to you guys! We always enjoy your videos. Love from Canada. Edit to add: for those saying the monkey pee/poo or whatnot… you’re right. It was simply gross. But the owner of the place empties and cleans the entire tub at 8am every day, and they test the water to make sure there’s no unsafe diseases. You can wash your body with soap right away once you go inside as well. Again, it was absolutely disgusting bathing in their pee and poo, but here I am well and alive. It was something I would do once in my entire life. And I’m glad that I did!
Oh my goodness! This is so precious! Thank you for taking us. I would like to visit one day. It’s a good idea to use the cleats on the boot bottoms. We do get snow in NY
이번 겨울에 일본에 갈 예정이였는데 온천 가기에 딱 좋겠네요😽 영상이 정말 도움이 되었어요 감사합니다!! I was planning to go to Japan this winter, but it would be perfect to go to a hot spring 😽 The video was really helped me Thank you!!
That is so beautiful! If I ever get chance to visit Japan, I'll go there! I love snow monkeys, they are so cute and so well behaved! They look so sweet with their thick fur! That's a lovely inn and the food provided looks ever so delicious!
I *knew* that house had to be something special when I visited that area about 10 years ago. Damn it, never knew it was a ryokan we could've stayed in! Guess I gotta go again.
What an amazing experience!! My husband and I have always wanted to go there and see the snow monkeys. We live in Indiana. Our winters are somewhat mild but can get very cold with lots of snow.
What an excellent video! Thanks so much for making and uploading it. Really evocative in a sensory way and of course, inspiring and engrossing. Can't wait to return to Japan.
I loved it there. I took a photo of a baby monkey there and see the picture everyday in my home. I hope shes all grown up and blessed and living the good life. Thank you fot shating your video.
This was absolutely fantastic, and so incredibly beautiful and precious ❤️ The location is phenomenal and the monkeys beautiful 😍 They must be so cold but have the hot springs at least plus the man made water pipes for warmth 😊 this really was a stunning video of an amazing location 😊
That is a definite location that I will have to visit when I go. I don't get any snow where I live. I do like snow a lot so it's more exciting for me when I take a trip to where snow will be.
This looks like such a wonderful experience!!!!! My son Troy said to tell you both hi and he loved seeing all the monkey's. We used to live in New York State and had snow like that throughout the winters. Now we live in Kentucky and the winters are much milder with hardly any snow.
Pozdrawiam z Polski gdzie śnieg w zimie pada przede wszystkim w górach. Podoba mi się, że są u was takie miejscowości z różnymi zwierzętami gdzie traktowane są humanitarne 👍💖
Was watching a different vlogger and saw your video listed to the side. Love snow monkeys so clicked. Loved what I saw and enjoyed. Yes I subscribed. Look forward to seeing your future vlogs. Thanks much!
I stayed there for three nights back in 2000, when the old Oba-san was managing the place. There were hardly any people there when I visited and there was a lot more snow - the posts around the hot spring had formed into a huge tower of ice and the trail was difficult to walk without snowshoes. I think I might've stayed in the same room you stayed in, because I remember the space for the tokonoma next to the area to sit by the widow and it faced the hot spring. I had a monkey that would sit and watch me drinking my beer and eating onagiri in the chair by the window, hoping I would open the window and pass it some. I don't recall the modern heaters being in the room - I'm pretty sure my room had a kotatsu and radiators. I was advised to avoid taking the hot baths until after 4pm, as the monkey troup would head back up into the mountains around that time, and its not much fun sitting in a bath with monkey poo floating in it and some of the monkeys can be quite aggressive at times. The food was interesting, though I always looked forward to the walk back down the trail to get coffee and Danish pastries from the cafe at the bottom. It was a great experience and I think I was lucky to visit at that time of year, when there was so much more snow and travelling was harder, which would explain why there were so few people there when I went. I would recommend this experience to everyone.
Just wait until you see polar bear swims. We do that here in Canada when it is -20c to -30c always with other people because the sudden cold can cause you to collapse. Saying that though, cold weather jokes are fun. How can you tell its spring in Canada? It's -10c and people are wearing shorts. It is and isn't a joke people really do wear shorts while shoveling snow when its that cold.
Now this is the kind of place I could really enjoy, and it's not even that expensive for what you get. Thanks for the video, I have to add this to my list of things to do.
what a great ryokan! thanks for the trip! It was very interesting to see the historical site. besides, ahah, I live in the north of Russia, and our temperature sometimes drops to -45 C, and the snow does not melt for 8 months 🤭🤭🤭 for me -8 C is the perfect weather for a walk!
Thank you for giving amazing content every time. I really enjoy when you go to special traditional places, especially when they are more hidden for Europeans like me. And to answer your question, I’m from Switzerland and I love the snow, so I was happy to see you enjoy it as well
I live in upstate NY and we get so much snow. I dislike snow, but I'd be willing to trudge through 30 minutes of it if it meant having an experience like this! Thank you for the video 🙂
🐒You can check if the monkeys are in the park with the live camera on the official website (en.jigokudani-yaenkoen.co.jp/)
🐒Winter in Nagano is very cold
🐒8:23 This is a doll monkey for monkey repellent
🐒I was moved by bathing with wild monkeys!
🐒There was a Nintendo Entertainment System in the TV room, but I didn't know how to use it
🐒There are people who can speak English almost everywhere, whether it's at a station, a bus, a park, or a ryokan
Thank you for watching and subscribing to our channel☺What kind of videos do you want to see? We'd like to hear your opinion and suggestions about our videos!! Please comments🙏✨
This was a really beautiful and amazing video of yours, but thank you so much for the link to the live onsite camera 😊
I Love Nagano Prefecture My Boyfriend's Name Is Yuta Furukawa Lives There
Did anyone see the guy without a shirt? Minute 7:57
Hello I have a question
From the VDO, which month did you visit?
because the atmosphere is very beautiful
So I can try to plan a trip during that month.
thank you.
Quick question: does jigokudani means ways to hell?
that little sign “please close the door because monkey will come in” is so cute
10:59
@@___xyz___thank you🙌
Yes but when they are shit small stinky cake in your room not sure you think that sooooooo cuuuuuuuute ... Shit is shit , monkey or not and its NEVER CUTE !
This is one of the coolest Ryokan. The monkeys are so cute and it’s amazing you can bath with them. What a beautiful onsen too. The landscape is so peaceful.
Have you been there? How lucky you are! This is on my bucket list ^^
DID YOU ASK THE ANIMALS? TOURISM IS ONLY RUINING YOUR FUN YOU THINK
@@wd1534 Sadly not. Just judged based on this video. But I want there to go too.
@@ΜπεττυΜπεττυ-δ6ρ Idk monkeys seemed quite relaxed.
@@kirak1561 BECAUSE THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND THEY WILL GET DISEASES THEY HAVE BEEN USED TO THE TOURIST LIFESTYLE SAD
I visited this park in 2009, I can't believe you actually are brave enough to set foot in the same bathe as the monkeys. There were about 10 fellow visitors during my time, all of us thought it would be crazy to get into the pools with the monkeys given their tribal fighting between each other. Not only that, I doubt an emphasis in hygiene is catered there per the wild monkeys. . .
Absolutely beautiful. I’m 65 yrs old and I have never seen snow falling from the sky. It’s a bucket list item for sure.
Wow where are you from? I guess there are many places where it doesn't snow
Really? You need to get out more
@@scottm9707Yeah, vacations cost a lot of money a d that is not doable for everyone.
It a wee bit overrated when you’ve had it allyour life 😂 and it makes driving a drag
@@OrangeTabbyCatFor some people it's not a fortune
I just love that there are beautiful and unique historic places like this to stay in Japan. Thank you SO much for showing us all the beautiful places you show us! ♥
Great To See Places Where Monkeys Aren't Abused.
LOL I love the monkey in the Ryokan's bath looking like "'What's up!", like they're so used to people being there and are fine with it as long as you leave them be. 😁 Just beautiful with the snow. I'm in the USA in Pennsylvania and although we normally get a lot of snow this time of year, it's wet and gross right now.
So beautiful, I love it! I'm 16 years old now and can't afford this expensive travel to Japan (In my country travel to Japan would cost me at least 1700$+ for 1 human for 7 days...) But I have a goal, so I would visit Japan in the future! Snow monkeys, wait for me!
I am Japanese but I have never been outside the prefecture 10 times lol.
As soon as you go to the city, you run out of money.
for 1 human as opposed to what?
i think every weeb should learn the dark side of Japan! maybe then y’all wouldn’t idolized it so much, it’s a country not a utopia, and every country has a flawed and dark history.
@@oscarthagrouch Where i said that it's an utopia? Probably nowhere. I know the dark sides of Japan, but 1. Yes, every country isn't ideal, 2. Japan now isn't that bad as it was like 100 years ago, and 3. In top 5 countries I want to visit Japan is only on fourth place.
I think that people should know about country problems, but saying everywhere "(Insert country name) isn't that good as you think" must be stopped imo, cause only kids idealize anything. And also, my country is way more worse that Japan because of criminals. I just want to move out of it.
@oscarthagrouch lmao you must have watched a couple of RUclips videos on "the dark side of Japan 😱", and now you feel you're in a position to tell people where they should or should not travel for fun? Guy just said he wants to go there once, not that it's a perfect country where he'll live the rest of life. Get real, dude.
11:05 when you open the door and 2 monkeys casually sit in the hot tub just looking at you like just like humans would do in the same situation haha. Thanks for sharing :)
I remember seeing features of snow monkeys shown when the 1998 Winter Olympics took place in Nagano. I hadn't realized there were such cold and snowy areas in Japan until then. I thoroughly enjoyed this feature and look forward to viewing it again at bedtime. Under an electric blanket! Thank you.
Extremely beautiful place! The monkey are awesome! Winter in Nagano is wonderful! The old ryokan is also very interesting, I like these little historical authentic places more than well-known museums and palaces. Doumo!
Call me crazy, but I’ve always have wanted to take a hot spring bath with Snow Monkeys; I didn’t know it was a real thin until now!
Definitely putting this spot on my bucket list of destinations.
its not a crazy thought to take a hot spring bath with snow Monkeys.
i doubt they go to the washroom to do thier business.
As another guy said, the reality is a lot dirtier and less romantic than you think.
I wouldn't. These monkeys will go to the toilet right there. They have no understanding of etiquette.
くれぐれも彼等のテリトリーに入り過ぎないでね。
あなたの家の風呂に知らない人が入ってたら怖いでしょ？
Как здорово что есть такие места где все гармонирует. Большое спасибо за ваш труд)
no way it was only $300 USD! i feel if we had this in America owners would charge 1,000s of USD per night.. This and many of your other videos makes me want to take a months long trip to enjoy all of the beautiful things Japan has to offer. it doesn’t seem to be budget breaking and overly expensive either.
300 dollars for Japanese probably feels similar to 1k for Americans...it's 45k yen, a week worth of wage
@@js-kp1uhいいえ、2人で38500円です。
なので1人20000円もいかないので1週間の賃金には相当しません😅
Там, где я живу, очень много снега! 😆А места вы показали просто фантастически красивые, спасибо.
When I lived in Japan some of my friends and I went to Nagano to camp during spring break, it was arguable the greatest camping experiences of my life! The Monkeys were everywhere! I got some amazing pictures and videos, and bathing in the hot springs was wonderful! Would do again in a heartbeat!
This was so fun to watch. The monkey's are so cute. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Nature is the most beautiful thing.
Большое спасибо за очень интересное видео. Природа Японии снег и горячие источники - красиво, снежные🐒💖💞❤️
Oh my goodness and monkeys are adorable. I don’t know how they live like that cold like that. I know it’s hot Springs. I hope they all get fed. Well they all look like they’re doing OK that poor one monkey had a hurt hand. Hopefully he got in the hot water and be OK, they’re all adorable. Thanks For sharing, they all adorable🥰🌅❤️💕
Очень интересное видео получилось! В нём всё прекрасно и удивительно! Красивый пейзаж,необычный дом и конечно обезьянки,с которыми можно искупаться. Спасибо, было очень интересно посмотреть! У нас в России конечно тоже есть горячие источники, которые лучше всего посещать зимой,но нет обезьян.
а если привезти,они выживут? (в сибири)
@@доржумонгуш-э2ы Нет конечно! В Сибири очень сильные морозы!
Если вы думаете что эти обезьянки очень милые то ошибаетесь. У них сильно развита в стаях классовость. Купаться а вернее греться могут не все. А только вожак с самкой и детёнышами и его свита. Остальные стоят и ждут своей очереди. Когда в Японии очень сильные морозы часто эти обезьянки замерзают. Малко кто знает обратную сторону этих милых обезьянок. Когда были в Японии в Нагано видели этих обезьянок в термальных источниках. Крупные обезьяны сидят греются помельче обезьяны и некоторые детёныши сидят на возвышенностях рядом в воду не заходят.
Вот как раз то что там нет обезьян, не соглашусь.
@@911zazy неправда у них всё по другому
Mi padre y yo nos hemos enganchado a sus vídeos❤es una alegría ver que tiene subtitulos en español ❤
Aprendemos mucho y lo disfrutamos un montón
Gracias por todo ❤
Wow!!! How cool and amazing of an experience!! Thanks like always for bringing us all along! 🙈 🙉 🙊 I live in New York USA and we get a lot of snow at times. Love the beauty of the snow.
Estoy impactada. Definitivamente uno debe de ir ahí cuando viaje a Japón. Gracias por enseñarnos esta experiencia!! ❤️
Nature is perfect🐒. Thank you for sharing ☺️
溫泉老猴與小猴♨️🐒 2023新年快樂 身體健康😊😊 來自台灣的觀眾❤❤
That is so cool! I remember the winter Olympics were there! Here in Canada we get a lot of snow, but this year very cold, -10 to -30C with the wind! Must dress warm! So beautiful, even in Canada I have not seen such landscape!!! I wish we had hot spring here...the food looks so good too and I also LOVE peaches! The peaches are amazing in the late summer here. Wish I could visit someday!
Wspaniały, fascynujący film... Dziękuję autorom za napisy.
It looks really beautiful here. 🥳 As a southerner, I haven't seen the real snow once so far, so I really want to go to the location of the video to have a look. 🥰 The monkeys look very cute! I really want to see it with my own eyes. Finally, thank you for your video production. It makes me experience a different Japanese scenery! 🫶
best Snow attraction ever, really beautiful and awesome sceneries. The monkeys are so cute and tame, also love to saw them relaxing at onsen, also the Ryokan is really cool and unique, well its very old but maintaned ryokan, maybe when i ever can go to that ryokan, imma spending my time to watch those Monkeys and bathe with them. i dont think i can do watch tv or play tennis haha
7:57 Did that dude just run around without a shirt or a coat??
Also, this seems like something that definitely wouldn't fly out where I'm at. Sharing a hot spring with monkeys (or any animal), ignoring the potential sanitation issues, the people out here where I live would definitely try to mess with those poor animals.
Once again, only in Japan can you find such an interesting place.
Yea it looked like he was freezing lol the way he was running
The monkeys stole his shirt 🤣
I’m Japanese and I’d never heard of this place before until we found your video. My husband has always wanted to go see them, so we stayed there last week. Even in the same room :) It was full of their poop (eew), but we were in awe. Definitely once in a lifetime trip. Thanks to you guys! We always enjoy your videos. Love from Canada.
Edit to add: for those saying the monkey pee/poo or whatnot… you’re right. It was simply gross. But the owner of the place empties and cleans the entire tub at 8am every day, and they test the water to make sure there’s no unsafe diseases. You can wash your body with soap right away once you go inside as well. Again, it was absolutely disgusting bathing in their pee and poo, but here I am well and alive. It was something I would do once in my entire life. And I’m glad that I did!
🙌🙌🙌
Snow ❄️ monkeys 🙈 are so docile and peaceful ❤ what a beautiful place!
Oh my goodness! This is so precious! Thank you for taking us. I would like to visit one day. It’s a good idea to use the cleats on the boot bottoms.
We do get snow in NY
이번 겨울에 일본에 갈 예정이였는데 온천 가기에 딱 좋겠네요😽 영상이 정말 도움이 되었어요 감사합니다!!
I was planning to go to Japan this winter, but it would be perfect to go to a hot spring 😽 The video was really helped me Thank you!!
This is so cool! I’ve been to the snow monkey park but never knew you could bathe with them!! 😮
What a beautiful and special place to stay. It must have been amazing to bathe with those monkeys
That is so beautiful! If I ever get chance to visit Japan, I'll go there! I love snow monkeys, they are so cute and so well behaved! They look so sweet with their thick fur!
That's a lovely inn and the food provided looks ever so delicious!
I *knew* that house had to be something special when I visited that area about 10 years ago. Damn it, never knew it was a ryokan we could've stayed in! Guess I gotta go again.
Please could you visit a whisky distillery! Globally, Japanese Whisky is regarded as one of the best :)
Santory?
What an amazing experience!! My husband and I have always wanted to go there and see the snow monkeys. We live in Indiana. Our winters are somewhat mild but can get very cold with lots of snow.
這個景色真是完全滿足了亞熱帶人對雪景的幻想，猴子也好可愛喔
thank you so much for this tour
im from italy and i've never experienced such a calm a nice mood
its rephreshing
How peaceful! The weather even looks warm compared to where I am, it's -21 C here today! 😅
Thank you for sharing the experience. Such a unique place, even compared to other thermal baths in Japan and the rest of the world.
That would be an awesome experience! Thank you for showing us! ❤️
The monkeys are adorable! Love the video!
What an excellent video! Thanks so much for making and uploading it. Really evocative in a sensory way and of course, inspiring and engrossing. Can't wait to return to Japan.
Очень интересно, познавательно. Много про снежных обезьян читала, смотрела, но чтобы вот так, вместе в горячем источнике, шикарно 👏❤️❤️
猿と一緒に露天風呂、最高ですね😃！自分も機会があれば、行って見たいと思います😃♥️！
I loved it there. I took a photo of a baby monkey there and see the picture everyday in my home. I hope shes all grown up and blessed and living the good life.
Thank you fot shating your video.
온천하고 있는 원숭이들 너무 귀엽다! :)
This was absolutely fantastic, and so incredibly beautiful and precious ❤️ The location is phenomenal and the monkeys beautiful 😍 They must be so cold but have the hot springs at least plus the man made water pipes for warmth 😊 this really was a stunning video of an amazing location 😊
That is a definite location that I will have to visit when I go. I don't get any snow where I live. I do like snow a lot so it's more exciting for me when I take a trip to where snow will be.
Laughing with the guy running around in the snow with no shirt on. Champion!
温泉に来たら、先におサルさんが入ってるってすごいわ♨️🐵🧖🏼♀️
This looks like such a wonderful experience!!!!! My son Troy said to tell you both hi and he loved seeing all the monkey's. We used to live in New York State and had snow like that throughout the winters. Now we live in Kentucky and the winters are much milder with hardly any snow.
Удивительное путешествие! Время просмотра пролетело незаметно,так было интересно.Всегда хорошо получить новый опыт! Спасибо за видео!
Wow, it's just super, they're so cute. How I want to stay in Japan😊😊😊😊
Pozdrawiam z Polski gdzie śnieg w zimie pada przede wszystkim w górach. Podoba mi się, że są u was takie miejscowości z różnymi zwierzętami gdzie traktowane są humanitarne 👍💖
Japonia jest cudowna❤
Those monkeys are so cuddly wuddly!! 🥺🥺🥺🥺✋🐒🤚
When I was little, I loved playing Ape Escape on the Playstation 1. It looks like one of the levels was based on this hot spring. So cool! 🤩
Was watching a different vlogger and saw your video listed to the side. Love snow monkeys so clicked. Loved what I saw and enjoyed. Yes I subscribed. Look forward to seeing your future vlogs. Thanks much!
11:09 They are like " hmm come in baby I been waiting so long 🤣🤣🤣
とっても、とても楽しかった🐒おすそ分けありがとう🐈
I stayed there for three nights back in 2000, when the old Oba-san was managing the place. There were hardly any people there when I visited and there was a lot more snow - the posts around the hot spring had formed into a huge tower of ice and the trail was difficult to walk without snowshoes. I think I might've stayed in the same room you stayed in, because I remember the space for the tokonoma next to the area to sit by the widow and it faced the hot spring. I had a monkey that would sit and watch me drinking my beer and eating onagiri in the chair by the window, hoping I would open the window and pass it some. I don't recall the modern heaters being in the room - I'm pretty sure my room had a kotatsu and radiators. I was advised to avoid taking the hot baths until after 4pm, as the monkey troup would head back up into the mountains around that time, and its not much fun sitting in a bath with monkey poo floating in it and some of the monkeys can be quite aggressive at times. The food was interesting, though I always looked forward to the walk back down the trail to get coffee and Danish pastries from the cafe at the bottom. It was a great experience and I think I was lucky to visit at that time of year, when there was so much more snow and travelling was harder, which would explain why there were so few people there when I went. I would recommend this experience to everyone.
I visited the park on new years! I didn't know you could actually bathe with the monkeys 😯 it's too bad I missed out on that..
I'm not sure why you'd want to, their bath is also their toilet
@@scifirocks facts
@@scifirocks Yum, even better
Какое интересное путешествие,как забавно греются обезьяны!Очень понравилось видео , спасибо!
Paradise ❤️ I didn’t want the video to end 🏔✨
What a great trip. I didn't know you could bathe with the monkeys!
Wao! It looks so magical and seems sooo beautiful ❤️🌸
Wow, this is our ryokan. Thank you very much for staying with us. See you again.♨️🐵
Looooved this so much, nice and calming !
Bro every night I always listen to this because it is so calming and relaxing it helps me sleep and calm down😊
why was there a half-naked man in the middle of winter? 😅 @ 7:57
Just wait until you see polar bear swims. We do that here in Canada when it is -20c to -30c always with other people because the sudden cold can cause you to collapse. Saying that though, cold weather jokes are fun. How can you tell its spring in Canada?
It's -10c and people are wearing shorts. It is and isn't a joke people really do wear shorts while shoveling snow when its that cold.
Now this is the kind of place I could really enjoy, and it's not even that expensive for what you get. Thanks for the video, I have to add this to my list of things to do.
ANOTHER FOOL DESTROYING AND DISTURBING ANIMALS WITH HIS TOURISM
They are so much smaller i bet i love these monkeys the most fun to watch they have a live channel 😊
This was a nice video to watch . Very relaxing not to mention the views are spectacular
pemandangan nya indah. alam selalu mempesona
Thank you for visiting this Ryokan! I was to visit her in 2006 but caught a nasty cold and had to cancel my visit. I'm glad to have seen your video!
Visited 5 years ago. It was so slippery. Great u had spikes on
This is the place I wanna be ! Chillin with the monkeys in the Onsen 😍
Deus que me livre de um frio assim 😅 eu nasci no Brasil, sol,sol e sol❤ mas a neve é belíssima!😊
what a great ryokan! thanks for the trip! It was very interesting to see the historical site. besides, ahah, I live in the north of Russia, and our temperature sometimes drops to -45 C, and the snow does not melt for 8 months 🤭🤭🤭 for me -8 C is the perfect weather for a walk!
Perfect weather for a walk?!😂 There's no way! haha Thank you🥰
That was so interesting and lovely. ありがとうございます😊🐒
Nice Video! I have a question: how if you bring a big luggage? Do you have to bring it 1.6km upstairs yourself?
You will have to carry large luggage yourself. We brought only the bare minimum in our backpacks🙃
Reminds me of my hometown (the snow, not the monkeys!) It looks like a lovely place to reflect, or write, or make art.
just wonderful its amazing my friend ♥ i love it
That was a really wholesome video!
Enjoyed watching it.
Also i didn‘t knew that i wanted to take a bath with monkeys until I saw this video😂
Просто чудо какое-то 😊Такая милота
amazing experience will put this on my bucketlist on our next visits to japan
Thank you for sharing this unique experince🥹🥹🥺🥺🥺❤❤❤❤❤
この動画のほのぼのとした雰囲気好きです😊
Wow! That looks amazing! I want to visit and bathe with the monkies! 😍
Hello from the UK 🇬🇧 its March and the area I live in Lincolnshire hasn't had much snow but other parts of UK have .
Adorable video xx 😘
Thank you for giving amazing content every time. I really enjoy when you go to special traditional places, especially when they are more hidden for Europeans like me. And to answer your question, I’m from Switzerland and I love the snow, so I was happy to see you enjoy it as well
Даже при просмотре этого видео становится очень холодно и неуютно, хотя нахожусь в тепле и комфортных услови́ях.
I live in upstate NY and we get so much snow. I dislike snow, but I'd be willing to trudge through 30 minutes of it if it meant having an experience like this!
Thank you for the video 🙂
僕は中学まで長野に住んでたので雪降るのめっちゃ好きです。一番好きな天気は雪です。雪かきも好きです。
最近カズハちゃん好きでantifragileをよく聞いています！
いつもご視聴ありがとうございます🐒☺️
長野にいらっしゃったんですね！雪かきも好きとは...☃️私たちは雪に慣れてないので雪道歩くだけで大変でしたが楽しかったです😂
カズハちゃん美しいですよね！
This was a cute video