@@danslejardindecytrus Bon week-end à vous aussi ! La publication sera un peu plus tardive, mais je vais travailler dur sur une vidéo de moi marchant dans les rues de Tokyo !
The skyline during dusk marks end of day whereas the bustling yatai signal the beginning of nightlife in Tenjin. There were so many restaurants along the streets and alleys, looks interesting to just stroll around there, but the area looks complex like a maze (I lost my sense of direction again ) and I will definitely unable to find my way there or back! lol I had thought there would not be any new videos for some time, hence was so glad to see this video uploaded! Thank you! To be truthful, I am so used to your good standard and style of shooting videos that it is now very hard for me to accept watching others walking videos And had everything went smoothly for your Tokyo trip?
Your comments are really wonderful and add color to my videos and furthermore give me much courage. Thank you for your strong support. The first day in Tokyo was a very difficult ordeal due to an unexpected rain storm. I had to focus on protecting my camera from the rain and wind, which forced me to change my plan to shoot all of the video on the second day, a serious problem with flickering in the footage due to the lack of dealing with the 50Hz and 60Hz power frequency split between the east and west of Japan, the ordeal of figuring out the roads in Tokyo for the first time in 8 years, and my own frustration that I could not get a satisfactory video.The frustration of not being able to capture images that I was satisfied with was a valuable experience, as well as the many failures that would become the basis for the next success. The three days were like a microcosm of my life, where I had to figure out how to interpret the weather, unexpected problems with the machines, good or bad timing, and other adversities. Currently, I am working on editing to reduce the flicker phenomenon. I can't go back to the past, so I won't give up and will try to solve the problems I can now. Your high evaluation of my video motivates me and gives me the opportunity to try again. The power of the words of those who are on my side is amazing.
@@FUKUOKAWALKER.KyushuJapan It was such an eventful 3days! This is the first time I have heard of a country power running on 2 frequencies, I have gained new knowledge. Hope you can resolve the techical glitches as much as possible. All these issues encountered will definitely help you to achieve better results in your future attempt. And amidst all these unforeseen challenges, the greatest success was you had bravely stepped out of your comfort zone!
The power frequency in western Japan, such as Fukuoka and Osaka, is 60 Hz, while in eastern Japan, such as Tokyo, it is 50 Hz. This is due to the fact that when Japan started its electric utility business, generators were imported from the U.S.A in western Japan and from Germany in eastern Japan. Is there one unified power frequency in Singapore? And I had flicker phenomenon even though I had corrected the equipment setting to 50 Hz beforehand. And after trying various correction methods and making many failures, I purchased the paid version of da Vinci Resolve and am now waiting for it to arrive. This flicker failure helped me to leave my comfort zone in terms of editing software. I'm out of my comfort zone both in terms of shooting locations and filmmaking methods. I believe that one must always be challenged. Comfort zones are comfortable and it is safe and instinctively right to stay in them. But for me, it is the same as death. I will never give up. Thank you for your one word, comfort zone, for reminding me of that. It has been an expensive investment in every respect, but I am convinced that only those who take such risks deserve a return, even when the future is uncertain. I am proud that with the support of you and my other valued supporters I have been able to take on this challenge.
@@FUKUOKAWALKER.KyushuJapan Singapore is a very small country and our electricity only run at 220v 50Hz. Whenever I travel, I only take note of the country's voltage and never their frequency. This has now raised my awareness. Since Kyushu power is running at higher frequency than Singapore, I am relieved that my mobile phone was intact when I went Kyushu as well as Hokkaido ( few years ago)! I am confident that all your efforts will not be in vain!
I just checked and found that the voltage in Japan is 100V, which seems to be quite weak. On the contrary, Singapore's 220V is more than twice as strong voltage as Japan's and I thought it is necessary for Japanese to be careful. And I think your perception is correct. Because many of today's electrical appliances automatically adjust their frequency, but it is more important to pay attention to the voltage because it may affect the machine if the voltage is too strong. You have good risk management skills as well. Thank you, you have made me more aware of them too. And I also noticed that you are quite a Japan travel specialist, having traveled to both Hokkaido and Kyushu. I also appreciate the perspective you provide on Japan from a foreign country based on your perceptions and it gives me the opportunity to learn from you.
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🌉夜の天神周辺撮影お疲れ様でした✨。今回は天神周辺の北から東、南、西をあらゆる所を回りましたね。ひとえに天神と言っても見る角度からあらゆるものが見えてきますね。北天神はミーナ天神から中心を成す所です✨ね。南天神は一大ショッピング街、ビジネス👔街から構成されてますね。天神の東側はアクロス福岡などがありますね。天神の西側は大名地区です✨ね。今回は🌉夜の撮影と言う事もあって又私が行った事が無い所が多くあり何となく分かりました。はっきり言って天神は福岡市のあらゆる商業施設が集まる所です✨ね。天神は渡辺通りと国体道路と明治通りと昭和通り沿いはビル🏢が立ち並んでいてとても華やかです✨ね。しかし一歩わきにそれると道幅が比較的狭くごちゃごちゃしていると思います。まるで迷路の様に迷いますね。しかしそこが天神の魅了でもありますね。これから福岡市は天神がもっと巨大化していくと思います。私は天神はよく岩田屋デパート🏬、三越デパート🏬、大丸🔴デパート🏬、ソラリアプラザ、天神西通り、大名地区、北天神を歩きます。他はたまに歩きます。今回の動画はかなり神経を使って見ました。この動画で天神が今迄以上に🩷好きになりました。またいい動画ありましたらお願い🙏します。
今回さらに細かくのご視聴に心より感謝申し上げます
本当に天神、福岡の街は利便性高くわかりやすく作られていると思います！
案内看板はわかりやすく駅やバスのアクセス良好そして買い物もグルメも集中して一体的に作られてあるので観光で来られた方々もほとんどストレスなく回れるというのもまた福岡の魅力の一つに思います
東西南北での天神の説明は新しい視点でわかりやすかったです！
意外に人が少ないですね。それといかにもインバウンドという感じの人も余り見ないし。メディアでの情報とは全然違うのねぇ。それとも大阪を見慣れているせいかな? 歩くのも大変なぐらいに人が多いというのが繁華街と思い込んでいました。それは半世紀前からずーっとそうなのでそれが常識と。
でも、良いですね歩きやすくて。ゆっくり遊べそう。
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle promenade ! ✨💙🗾
Merci pour vos commentaires de soutien, qui sont eux aussi encourageants !
@@FUKUOKAWALKER.KyushuJapan De rien. Très bon week-end !
@@danslejardindecytrus Bon week-end à vous aussi ! La publication sera un peu plus tardive, mais je vais travailler dur sur une vidéo de moi marchant dans les rues de Tokyo !
@@FUKUOKAWALKER.KyushuJapan Merci beaucoup pour votre réponse. 🖐🖐👌
The skyline during dusk marks end of day whereas the bustling yatai signal the beginning of nightlife in Tenjin.
There were so many restaurants along the streets and alleys, looks interesting to just stroll around there, but the area looks complex like a maze (I lost my sense of direction again ) and I will definitely unable to find my way there or back! lol
I had thought there would not be any new videos for some time, hence was so glad to see this video uploaded! Thank you! To be truthful, I am so used to your good standard and style of shooting videos that it is now very hard for me to accept watching others walking videos
And had everything went smoothly for your Tokyo trip?
Your comments are really wonderful and add color to my videos and furthermore give me much courage. Thank you for your strong support.
The first day in Tokyo was a very difficult ordeal due to an unexpected rain storm. I had to focus on protecting my camera from the rain and wind, which forced me to change my plan to shoot all of the video on the second day, a serious problem with flickering in the footage due to the lack of dealing with the 50Hz and 60Hz power frequency split between the east and west of Japan, the ordeal of figuring out the roads in Tokyo for the first time in 8 years, and my own frustration that I could not get a satisfactory video.The frustration of not being able to capture images that I was satisfied with was a valuable experience, as well as the many failures that would become the basis for the next success.
The three days were like a microcosm of my life, where I had to figure out how to interpret the weather, unexpected problems with the machines, good or bad timing, and other adversities.
Currently, I am working on editing to reduce the flicker phenomenon. I can't go back to the past, so I won't give up and will try to solve the problems I can now.
Your high evaluation of my video motivates me and gives me the opportunity to try again. The power of the words of those who are on my side is amazing.
@@FUKUOKAWALKER.KyushuJapan It was such an eventful 3days! This is the first time I have heard of a country power running on 2 frequencies, I have gained new knowledge. Hope you can resolve the techical glitches as much as possible.
All these issues encountered will definitely help you to achieve better results in your future attempt. And amidst all these unforeseen challenges, the greatest success was you had bravely stepped out of your comfort zone!
The power frequency in western Japan, such as Fukuoka and Osaka, is 60 Hz, while in eastern Japan, such as Tokyo, it is 50 Hz. This is due to the fact that when Japan started its electric utility business, generators were imported from the U.S.A in western Japan and from Germany in eastern Japan.
Is there one unified power frequency in Singapore?
And I had flicker phenomenon even though I had corrected the equipment setting to 50 Hz beforehand. And after trying various correction methods and making many failures, I purchased the paid version of da Vinci Resolve and am now waiting for it to arrive. This flicker failure helped me to leave my comfort zone in terms of editing software. I'm out of my comfort zone both in terms of shooting locations and filmmaking methods. I believe that one must always be challenged. Comfort zones are comfortable and it is safe and instinctively right to stay in them. But for me, it is the same as death. I will never give up. Thank you for your one word, comfort zone, for reminding me of that.
It has been an expensive investment in every respect, but I am convinced that only those who take such risks deserve a return, even when the future is uncertain. I am proud that with the support of you and my other valued supporters I have been able to take on this challenge.
@@FUKUOKAWALKER.KyushuJapan Singapore is a very small country and our electricity only run at 220v 50Hz. Whenever I travel, I only take note of the country's voltage and never their frequency. This has now raised my awareness. Since Kyushu power is running at higher frequency than Singapore, I am relieved that my mobile phone was intact when I went Kyushu as well as Hokkaido ( few years ago)!
I am confident that all your efforts will not be in vain!
I just checked and found that the voltage in Japan is 100V, which seems to be quite weak. On the contrary, Singapore's 220V is more than twice as strong voltage as Japan's and I thought it is necessary for Japanese to be careful.
And I think your perception is correct. Because many of today's electrical appliances automatically adjust their frequency, but it is more important to pay attention to the voltage because it may affect the machine if the voltage is too strong. You have good risk management skills as well.
Thank you, you have made me more aware of them too. And I also noticed that you are quite a Japan travel specialist, having traveled to both Hokkaido and Kyushu.
I also appreciate the perspective you provide on Japan from a foreign country based on your perceptions and it gives me the opportunity to learn from you.