They probably would but the fact that in Japan it's common for stuff like that to be placed out shows how hospitable they are compared to other countries.
Love the videos! Just showed them to my mom over holiday and she was confused. "Wait? This is on RUclips? This seems like a travel channel show?" You've got another fan now! We easily watched 25% of your library in a week. I definitely plan on visiting some of the places you mention on my honeymoon. Keep up the great work! Thanks!
Great videos John, When I watch ONLY in JAPAN I get completely immersed. It's as if my room fades away and I get to visit Japan for a little while. You have a wholesome manner that makes it impossible to be distracted by an internal dialogue of judgment; it really allows me to subconsciously trust you with my attention.
I really can't understand how someone could dislike this video. This channel is simply the best I've seen on youtube and of much higher quality than a lot of tv shows nowadays...
These videos are always filmed and edited perfectly! I haven't been to Japan, but it's a dream of mine, so thank you John for showing us all the magic that the country has to offer.
What a great episode! Japan really does have it all. Volcanoes, desert, beaches, snowy mountains... a land of literally everything you can want or need. Another reason to love the country. Thanks, John. I can't wait to see what's next! :-)
A boy and his Radish.! what lovely video!!! heartwarming!! Mikan are sooo good... so delicate and delicious.... just like the winter potato in Tokyo Thanks again John!
John, thank you so much for all the hard work you put in to making your videos. I loved your other video with the hot sand bath. I appreciate your videos because you do share the culture, not just places to see... makes me fall in love with Japan even more. we couldn't have an honor system like that here in the states. The fruit would be gone minutes after the stand was put up.
I don't know if you are gonna see this comment John, but your videos helped made my trip during summer 2016 to Japan really enjoyable. From visiting Tokyo to Hiroshima, your videos help pinpoint my needs and made my experiences more deeper and meaningful. Also, how long did it take you to learn to speak Japanese? I am currently trying to self teach myself and hoping it would payoff the next time I travel to the land of the rising sun.
It's so funny because last week I red an article about sakurajima and I was like 'I really want to go' and now you just uploaded a video about it ! I made me want to go even more !
I live in Kagoshima. Sakurajima is pretty impressive to look at during an eruption. Ash in the city... well that part sucks but it's usually only in summer when winds come our way. Sakurajima hasn't been an island for over 100 years though it's easy enough to say island. Cycling: The road from the ferry port around the south side can be quite busy. The road isn't wide and there are no sidewalks most of the way. I've cycled Sakurajima a few times. There are hills but people of average health should be fine.. Eruptions: the sign at the visitors centre actually showed 737 eruptions the previous year. Crazy thing is that we see eruptions all the time that apparently don't meet the requirements even though they are 500+ metres.
I have been there as well, to Kagoshima and on the same ferry! Even in the Onsen, it's so hot!!! Like 40 degrees celsius, it takes some getting used to but it's an experience of a lifetime. It was raining ashes when I visited
I've been watching your videos for a while now and this is only my second time leaving a comment. Excellent video, brother!! Makes me want to take a trip down there. My brother-in-law lives nearby so I might need to schedule a trip soon
I cannot stop laughing at the beginning when you explained what an active volcano is in DEEP MANLY VOICE X'D Also, im still so amazed at the honor system in Japan! The farmers just leaving the produce there like that. ONLY IN JAPAN indeed!
astroboy3507 You won't believer where I'm filming Tokyo Eye now!? ... Funabashi! Don't tell anyone yet. It'll air in mid to late February. Hitting the Sapporo Brewery there on Monday for the show :)
Haha! I remember your post on Instagram! Here it is! Planning and filming the next few episodes now. Off to Kansai -- and beyond! Happy New Year. -john
ONLY in JAPAN Hey John thanks to your videos I Got some friends from Dallas Texas enjoying Japan as we speak I'll probably be back Next year I hear Nagasaki is soo different and my wife and I want to visit some friends in Fukuoka and Okinawa お疲れ様でした
What a beautiful island. The lava path is gorgeous with it's black sands and boulders. Does sitting on the boulders leave your pants black too? ;-) Also, I love how the basket of mikans sit along the path as well. It's so nice to see that the honor system still exists in some parts of the world. How wonderfully old fashioned, in the very best sense. ❤
John, just for the fun of it, and to help me plan my August/September 2017 trip to Japan, I re-watched this video, and then jumped on Google Earth to scan the volcanic region you traveled. It was fun to watch your video THEN follow along the trail from the Sakurajima Ferry terminal all along the "lava trail" using Google Earth! I think I saw you on the trail! ;) I have three weeks in Japan; Traveling alone, backpacking - including a hopeful climb of Fuji-san (have you attempted this?). Sakurajima is a long way to the South, but your videos of the region around Kagoshima Prefecture have convinced me to travel to the area. As usual, thanks for the videos! Anata ni kansha shimasu!
it seems like the perfect vacation spot, I really could use those baths. and even you came back with a delicious and nice companion Jaja. xoxo from Mexico
Any chance you'll be heading back to Hokkaido this year? The Otaru light festival is great (and obviously Yuki Matsuri as you've already shown). Plus there is also the Asahikawa Snow Festival at around the same time.
I loved this! (I'm waiting for your next live stream so I'm watching older episodes). I have a passion for volcanoes. I'm studying Geology and Geophysics at the University of Hawaii.... a question I get from people pretty much daily is "what can you do with that outside of Hawaii?" Uh go to Japan for starters.🎌
Ok, one last question here for ya (sorry for the inquisition). You said that island of Sakurajima itself has 4,500 residents. In the event of a major eruption, I'm assuming they have a well-planned evacuation in place... Would everyone board those ferries to the main land? How many people can one of those ferries hold (it looks pretty big). Thanks so much, John! :-)
FireCracker3240 after the 1914 eruption, the island became a peninsula so along with the ferry, there is a road leading away, just the opposite direction of the city. Back in that eruption, the residents knew it would erupt from the constant earthquakes so there were few deaths. 1914 was a big one! -John
FireCracker3240 yes, that is good, but believe it or not, there was one a few days AFTER I filmed this!! I was a few days too early to film it. I think there's some video of it on RUclips. FEBRUARY 5, 2016 I was here at the end of January 2015 to shoot this if I remember correctly!! Then went to the Sapporo Snow Festival. A lot of traveling last year!! -J
+ONLY in JAPAN That's unreal, you missed it by a few days! After reading this comment, I went and watched that video from February 2016 and my gosh, what incredible footage! I don't know if I ever knew that there could be lightning during a volcanic eruption. It was beautiful and scary all at the same time. I love the irony of how you went from location of a hot, active volcano to the snow festival. ;-) Do you imagine you'll do that much traveling in 2017?
I don't have anything against this guy, but does anyone else get a weird feeling when watching this guy? He just seems very enthusiastic and happy in a strange way. I don't know. Maybe it's just me. Again, nothing against the guy, I like his material and content, just feel weird about it.
I was once in Kagoshima at a time when Sakurajima was still spewing ashes..my entire body and hair fully covered with the ashes, had to look for a public bath to clean myself up
can you go visit the Kuril islands next? it has become a hot topic recently. Perhaps interview with the locals and ask them whether they think they're Japanese or Russian would be great.
Did you also go to Yakushima? What a lovely place, Kyuushuu. I didn't have enough money to take the bus around the Island so I ended up hitchhiking :) I also happened to see an eruption which was really cool.
Abufinzio Daltonico would love to go there! It's on my list for sure. Kyushu should not be overlooked by anyone visiting. It gets missed because it's not close to Tokyo but tourists do come. Most fly in to Fukuoka from Taiwan, China, Thailand and surrounding countries but not many from the west. That's a shame but Iet's try to turn that around if we can.
Only In Japan is an appropriate title of your blog John, the honor system is an excellent example. Imagine trying that in America? By the way when I was a child, bicycles weren't locked at train stations, is that so today?
'Only in Japan' a show can be made that you enjoy as much as this one. :)
This is like a mini-vacation.
wow that honor system, if only the rest of the world could be like that
Just because they have an honor system doesn't mean they don't get stolen once in a while.. Just like anywhere.
magzire I know, if you did that in America, getting robbed is inevitable
They probably would but the fact that in Japan it's common for stuff like that to be placed out shows how hospitable they are compared to other countries.
I have seen this sort of thing on roadsides in Australia for watermelons/Mangoes/Apples
I don't think you really understand rural japan, they don't get stolen, yes, not even once. But in big city is a different story.
Love the videos! Just showed them to my mom over holiday and she was confused.
"Wait? This is on RUclips? This seems like a travel channel show?"
You've got another fan now! We easily watched 25% of your library in a week. I definitely plan on visiting some of the places you mention on my honeymoon. Keep up the great work!
Thanks!
2:37 that's one of the reasons because i love Japan.... honesty
yep, those money cans would be stolen within an hour where I live..
GTR Best humans ever
Ikr if that was in London there would be no money in the jar. 😂😂😂😂😂 and everything gone. Really japanese people have faith in others.
@@dietcoke759 forget the money cans they would steal the produce and sell them in the bazaar where i live.
Great videos John,
When I watch ONLY in JAPAN I get completely immersed. It's as if my room fades away and I get to visit Japan for a little while. You have a wholesome manner that makes it impossible to be distracted by an internal dialogue of judgment; it really allows me to subconsciously trust you with my attention.
I love this channel because I love learning about the different thing in Japan.
S Kent same
Tamer
I really can't understand how someone could dislike this video. This channel is simply the best I've seen on youtube and of much higher quality than a lot of tv shows nowadays...
I agree with you.
These videos are always filmed and edited perfectly! I haven't been to Japan, but it's a dream of mine, so thank you John for showing us all the magic that the country has to offer.
Austin Skoglund my pleasure and I truly hope you can make it here someday soon! -J
Kind, Humble, Honest, Safe. I have always admired Japan 4 these overall qualities.
Good upload. Thank you & GOD bless
What a great episode! Japan really does have it all. Volcanoes, desert, beaches, snowy mountains... a land of literally everything you can want or need. Another reason to love the country. Thanks, John. I can't wait to see what's next! :-)
I have now watched all your vlogs and now wait with anticipation for each new one. Make many, I enjoy them all. Japan is such a fantastic place.
I love how all Japan islands, villages and land remind of Pokémon regions.
I constantly thought about pokemon sapphire/emerald/ruby/ORAS
Eheh. I get that I love it too and on a second thought my comment is wrong. It is not Japan that reminds Pokémon but the other way around! :)
Another GREAT video! Thanks for creating and sharing! My kids and I really enjoy watching your adventures.
best youtube channel about japan
You would never see people leaving their produce just on the side of the street. Japan is so trusting and I appreciate that about the country
Agree totally !
Excellent video! Top quality production right here. Keep em comin'!
Audial Asphyxiation I do my best. I wish I had met more people but a quiet trip this time. -J
A boy and his Radish.! what lovely video!!! heartwarming!!
Mikan are sooo good... so delicate and delicious.... just like the winter potato in Tokyo
Thanks again John!
Its always a great day when Only in Japan uploads! =)
John, thank you so much for all the hard work you put in to making your videos. I loved your other video with the hot sand bath. I appreciate your videos because you do share the culture, not just places to see... makes me fall in love with Japan even more. we couldn't have an honor system like that here in the states. The fruit would be gone minutes after the stand was put up.
Man you need to post your videos more often. I love your videos!!! Great work
Still one of the best channels on RUclips!!
Another high quality video as usual John. I'll gladly sit thru an ad for you.
i love the neatness in japan its so clean
Because they are educated decent people.
生まれ故郷なので、久しぶりに桜島を観れて感動しました！ありがとう！！
I know it was just a small part of this video but the honour system in Japan is incredible.
What great views!!!! And that foot bath?!?! yes please
So which country has no honour system ? I will avoid going there. Thank you.
@@mr.robinson7083America 😂
In last 3 days I have watched almost half of ur channels videos I love it. Your videos are awesome very interesting
Yes Kagoshima and sakurajima!!! Thank you for introducing my hometown!
I don't know if you are gonna see this comment John, but your videos helped made my trip during summer 2016 to Japan really enjoyable. From visiting Tokyo to Hiroshima, your videos help pinpoint my needs and made my experiences more deeper and meaningful. Also, how long did it take you to learn to speak Japanese? I am currently trying to self teach myself and hoping it would payoff the next time I travel to the land of the rising sun.
Where are u john? lol
Who the hell needs a vending machine when you have honesty, consideration to others and honor as your culture's main values?
Always watching your re-runs John. I love your stuff... keep it coming!
yasssss! One more entry to my Japan bucket list. Thanks for the inspiration!!
Welcome to Kyushu again, John.
You can come our Oita where is an insipid place if you please.
再びようこそ九州へ。
気が向いたら、我らのしょぼい大分にもお越しくださいね。
I went to Japan about a week ago. everything in Japan is just amazing and breathtaking. love it!
It's so funny because last week I red an article about sakurajima and I was like 'I really want to go' and now you just uploaded a video about it ! I made me want to go even more !
I love these places with natural attractions
Sakurajima is still on my Bucket List.
I live in Kagoshima. Sakurajima is pretty impressive to look at during an eruption. Ash in the city... well that part sucks but it's usually only in summer when winds come our way.
Sakurajima hasn't been an island for over 100 years though it's easy enough to say island.
Cycling: The road from the ferry port around the south side can be quite busy. The road isn't wide and there are no sidewalks most of the way. I've cycled Sakurajima a few times. There are hills but people of average health should be fine..
Eruptions: the sign at the visitors centre actually showed 737 eruptions the previous year. Crazy thing is that we see eruptions all the time that apparently don't meet the requirements even though they are 500+ metres.
Hi Wendy, are you a japanese ?
I have been there as well, to Kagoshima and on the same ferry! Even in the Onsen, it's so hot!!! Like 40 degrees celsius, it takes some getting used to but it's an experience of a lifetime. It was raining ashes when I visited
I'm going to japan soon , these videos really help me plan, thanks for the great work!
I've been watching your videos for a while now and this is only my second time leaving a comment. Excellent video, brother!! Makes me want to take a trip down there. My brother-in-law lives nearby so I might need to schedule a trip soon
Hi from Australia John. Love watching your videos. Hope you keep making great videos and have a great 2017!
Great video, John. Time flies when I watch your video's :(
素晴らしいです、英語分かりませんが、画面に変化があって、最後まで楽しく見れました。
the ending of the video made it feel like it's the end of the series and I dont watch this serie to end. I love these videos to death!!!
Great video John, per usual. Happy New Year to you as well!
drumtravelfun Happy New Year!
I cannot stop laughing at the beginning when you explained what an active volcano is in DEEP MANLY VOICE X'D
Also, im still so amazed at the honor system in Japan! The farmers just leaving the produce there like that. ONLY IN JAPAN indeed!
They treat you with honor, so we must treat them with honor too. Right ? NOT IN ＵＳＡ。
perfect video to escape a bad day for 10 minets.Its almost like i am in Japan! i just wish you would make longer videos.
Jabajsadas felif I wish I can more video on this to show! Just a half day trip before I flew back to Tokyo. Thanks for watching it!
Great video as always John. Keep it up!
John can you do more stuff on Sentos? I find your takes on these places FASCINATING man!
Happy new year again John!!! Wow that daikon was massive!!! That onsen had a great view near the ocean there!!
astroboy3507 You won't believer where I'm filming Tokyo Eye now!? ... Funabashi! Don't tell anyone yet. It'll air in mid to late February. Hitting the Sapporo Brewery there on Monday for the show :)
Small world alright!!!! Enjoy John!!!
love your channel ! planning on visiting japan in 2 Years . ( you're giving me more places to visit )
mr john all the best for the new year my friend, steal watching ur videos steal enjoying them... keep up the good work as always 👍👍
john prouzos Happy New Year!! Thanks for watching! -John
Thank you john daub your videos are an excuse from doing my homework
I wish you had your own tv show, you deserve it!
Duuuuude I saw the Instagram post on this Vid I was waiting for it ! This is awesome you are giving me more ideas when I go back
Haha! I remember your post on Instagram! Here it is! Planning and filming the next few episodes now. Off to Kansai -- and beyond! Happy New Year. -john
I saw that posting too! I was like "Ohh, he's doing teaser/trailers now. How fun!" LOL!
ONLY in JAPAN Hey John thanks to your videos I Got some friends from Dallas Texas enjoying Japan as we speak I'll probably be back Next year I hear Nagasaki is soo different and my wife and I want to visit some friends in Fukuoka and Okinawa お疲れ様でした
What a beautiful island. The lava path is gorgeous with it's black sands and boulders. Does sitting on the boulders leave your pants black too? ;-)
Also, I love how the basket of mikans sit along the path as well. It's so nice to see that the honor system still exists in some parts of the world. How wonderfully old fashioned, in the very best sense. ❤
I hope to watch the episode on Okinawa. I was there in the 80s for two years. I loved Okinawa!
Would love to see more videos on food!
Keep up the great work:)
Cool video , keep the awesome work
Added this spot to my list when I visit Japan!
Seems ideal to go in the off peak time like you did, a nice quiet area for just you alone to explore.
Love your videos, keep them coming thanks~~
Thanks for sharing! And Happy New Year! May you have a happy and wonderful one! =)
This place looks beautiful! I hope to visit there one day.
I love this series very much thanks for making it!
Thank you for another amazing video i love your channel :)
now that sounds like it would be something fun to do if i ever get to go to japan
Great video ... The radish though, the biggest i have ever seen .
Domo arigato, Daub-san.
I think my subconscious mind is planning a fantastic Japan adventure based on your videos :-)
John, just for the fun of it, and to help me plan my August/September 2017 trip to Japan, I re-watched this video, and then jumped on Google Earth to scan the volcanic region you traveled. It was fun to watch your video THEN follow along the trail from the Sakurajima Ferry terminal all along the "lava trail" using Google Earth! I think I saw you on the trail! ;)
I have three weeks in Japan; Traveling alone, backpacking - including a hopeful climb of Fuji-san (have you attempted this?). Sakurajima is a long way to the South, but your videos of the region around Kagoshima Prefecture have convinced me to travel to the area. As usual, thanks for the videos! Anata ni kansha shimasu!
6:24
that looks like heaven
Love the shows man keep it up.
I love these videos, keep them coming
Another great video!
it seems like the perfect vacation spot, I really could use those baths. and even you came back with a delicious and nice companion Jaja. xoxo from Mexico
Any chance you'll be heading back to Hokkaido this year? The Otaru light festival is great (and obviously Yuki Matsuri as you've already shown). Plus there is also the Asahikawa Snow Festival at around the same time.
Jimmyf27 I will certainly do a another episode in Hokkaido. In not this winter def next one! It's too amazing to me to stay in boring Tokyo :p
Love your vids they are so well done...
You made my day, John. Thanks.
I loved this! (I'm waiting for your next live stream so I'm watching older episodes). I have a passion for volcanoes. I'm studying Geology and Geophysics at the University of Hawaii.... a question I get from people pretty much daily is "what can you do with that outside of Hawaii?" Uh go to Japan for starters.🎌
those daikon merch are so cute!
Ok, one last question here for ya (sorry for the inquisition). You said that island of Sakurajima itself has 4,500 residents. In the event of a major eruption, I'm assuming they have a well-planned evacuation in place... Would everyone board those ferries to the main land? How many people can one of those ferries hold (it looks pretty big). Thanks so much, John! :-)
FireCracker3240 after the 1914 eruption, the island became a peninsula so along with the ferry, there is a road leading away, just the opposite direction of the city. Back in that eruption, the residents knew it would erupt from the constant earthquakes so there were few deaths. 1914 was a big one! -John
Thanks for the information. That makes sense. I'm glad they haven't had a big eruption in over 100 years. Good to know big eruptions are not common.
FireCracker3240 yes, that is good, but believe it or not, there was one a few days AFTER I filmed this!! I was a few days too early to film it. I think there's some video of it on RUclips. FEBRUARY 5, 2016
I was here at the end of January 2015 to shoot this if I remember correctly!! Then went to the Sapporo Snow Festival. A lot of traveling last year!! -J
+ONLY in JAPAN That's unreal, you missed it by a few days! After reading this comment, I went and watched that video from February 2016 and my gosh, what incredible footage! I don't know if I ever knew that there could be lightning during a volcanic eruption. It was beautiful and scary all at the same time.
I love the irony of how you went from location of a hot, active volcano to the snow festival. ;-) Do you imagine you'll do that much traveling in 2017?
dude helicopter boats bumass
Oh wow, the giant diakon plush in the store looked like a pachimari from Overwatch. Anyways another great video Daub-san
You are an inspiration
I did this last year, it was an amazing experience
John, do a video on Touge racing 👍👍
I don't have anything against this guy, but does anyone else get a weird feeling when watching this guy? He just seems very enthusiastic and happy in a strange way. I don't know. Maybe it's just me. Again, nothing against the guy, I like his material and content, just feel weird about it.
man this youtube channel Should be Part of a Tv-show
I was once in Kagoshima at a time when Sakurajima was still spewing ashes..my entire body and hair fully covered with the ashes, had to look for a public bath to clean myself up
What did you do there ?
Nice video john keep it up
Thanks, always wanted to visit Japan. If I do at least I know where to go now. I really want to go to the best arcade there, any suggestions?
Another great video. :)
can you go visit the Kuril islands next? it has become a hot topic recently. Perhaps interview with the locals and ask them whether they think they're Japanese or Russian would be great.
I was there in march :) The weather was not that nice, but still nice town and really cool volcano
Man ... tell you what ... your videos are damn perfect :)
Love the series, John!
Did you also go to Yakushima? What a lovely place, Kyuushuu. I didn't have enough money to take the bus around the Island so I ended up hitchhiking :) I also happened to see an eruption which was really cool.
Abufinzio Daltonico would love to go there! It's on my list for sure. Kyushu should not be overlooked by anyone visiting. It gets missed because it's not close to Tokyo but tourists do come. Most fly in to Fukuoka from Taiwan, China, Thailand and surrounding countries but not many from the west. That's a shame but Iet's try to turn that around if we can.
Cool episode. Thanks for sharing. ✌
SCForAll thanks for watching!
Can you do a video about cicadas and beetles in Japan? I know catching them is popular activity that kids do in the summer. Thanks!
Only In Japan is an appropriate title of your blog John, the honor system is an excellent example. Imagine trying that in America? By the way when I was a child, bicycles weren't locked at train stations, is that so today?
If that radish had a face it would be like the movie Castaway, WILSSONNNN!