Yes another walking video thank you for sharing this video and for walking in rain to show this video awesome castle stay dry and be safe God BLESS to all of u
That entire place is beautiful but it's especially beautiful around the area where all the sakura are littered across the ground. Thank you for sharing such an amazing sight Shinichi
I agree all castles are interesting, love them . They all have their own lovely feel, an architecture like you seid... an new buildings just are not the same ❣
Thank you for all me to join you on this walk. It was so beautiful and calming...even in the rain! Stay safe, Shinichi...many of us here in Hawaii follow you and look forward to our return trip to Japan.
I think I would like to visit the castle. We like museums. The view right before you notice the koi fish was really beautiful. And the part at the very end. I hope we can see that garden someday.
Peonies r a perennial flowering shrub. The flower only lasts about 7 days in the spring. But the plant looks nice throughout the summer. Beautiful looking & the scent is used in perfumes
Hi Shinichi loved the castle and the Garden is beautiful. At least in the rain ☔️ you won’t get to many people around very peaceful. Kudos for you for braving the rain for us.🙏😀👍
Am planning on coming back to Hiroshima ... so this rain walk was fabulous. I have never been to the castle or garden, so now I have 2 things to see. Love walking with you, camera forward so we can see where we are going, and your comments. Do worry about your health ... physical and mental. Follow science / nutrition / medics ... well rounded eating plan, daily exercise ... don't deprive but don't over do either. Take care.
What a beautiful, beautiful garden and it's over 400 years old! America is bearly half that age. Thank you for a lovely walk in the rain. And, yes, it did look like a river❤❤
America is south and north and even the Caribbean. And many of those places are older then 400 years old as settled by the European. But if we go even further it is even older then 400 years old. I'm sure you were referring to only the original US colonies.
@Frank R. Yes, I was. The land that we call America doesn't have any known heritage features except for our national parks that goes back 400 years. Native Americans heritage sites were wiped out doing the colonization. It's those types of heritage sites when I made that statement, which in hindsight was poorly phase.
@@debrab.2888 And you are still wrong because 1. Native cultures still exist and even many structures. 2. Permanent European settlements go back to 1565 - St. Augustine.
Shinichi-Thanks for sharing the beautiful walk in the rain. Hope we all can visit one day. I loved the Koi fishes, my Dad made a pond in our backyard when we were kids & we had koi. They follow you for food.
When I visited Hiroshima, I also walked through that tunnel to get to Hiroshima Castle and the Art Museum. Coincidentally, it was also pouring rain the day I went too! I ended up in the tunnel crossing because, I too, discovered that you can't actually cross to the other side at street level.
We have something in common, we both appreciate the little things, even the fallen leaves, moss, flowing water and the great sorroundings. More tours to come!
Shinichi, this is one of your best videos! I really enjoyed seeing Hiroshima Castle in the rain. We went there 3 years ago in April but it was a beautiful clear sunny day. It was good then and also looks very good in the rain. They have a the tree in the castle grounds which survived the Atomic bomb. It was able to regrow from a blackened stump, just like the city itself. I am sorry to say that we did not go to Shukkeien garden. I didn't know about it. I will definitely go there if I get back to Hiroshima again. That garden has to be one of the best in Japan. Like Nagasaki, if I get back to Hiroshima, I will be thinking of this video. Thanks so much for sharing this with everyone.
Thank you for the beautiful tour! I love your walking tour videos. Relaxing garden... I especially liked the Sakura River! That flower at the end that your mom likes looks like a Camellia!
Fish actually do have moderately good eyesight, but not enough brain power to process what they're seeing! However, since it looks like those koi are used to being fed, they know to look up at the bridge edge in anticipation of bread crumbs or whatever else people may toss down there. Koi are actually quite intelligent and adaptable. The moss you saw was beautifully green and healthy! I bet it was very soft. That's actually a sign of clean air. Peonies are the state flower of the state where I live, Indiana! They're very pretty. Thank you for taking us to this beautiful castle and garden!! I hope you enjoyed your day and the fish/moss/flower facts! 😂
Shukkeien is great... as you walk around, it opens up new vistas around every corner and it seems expansive, although it actually has quite a small footprint. The theme is that each area of the garden tries to capture a different area of Japan's landscapes. Super recommended. Also, I'd highly recommend a visit to Mitaki Temple outside the city, another beautiful place mostly devoid of tourists.
I have to admit, I'm starting to appreciate the rain more and more since living here in Vegas for ten years and Vegas doesn't get rain all that much. I'm originally from California and they get rain all the time just like Japan does and the rain is so relaxing
I has 3 koi fish from when I was 7to12 an they new me an were very observant, in a different way, in my opinion of regular fish . They were lovely friends 💜😢
My husband bought one of those clear umbrellas from a convenience store. He loved it. Unfortunately someone stole it after we came back home. He'll definitely buy one or two when we go back to Japan. Proper shoes are important! I remember another video of yours when you were up in the mountains and you commented that you should have worn another pair of shoes :D Glad you're making it a point to stay safe!
Hi Shinichi! Hiroshima looks so scenic in the rain. I think I've been there 3 times but always stopping by the Atomic dome and Miyajima so never really visited the castle. I just watched you and Satoshi tasting Korean snacks in another vdo and was wondering if you have lost weight, so I'm confirmed in this vdo! I'm also practicing IF and trying to eat just two meals a day. I know what you mean about the conflicting feelings about wanting to taste the local cuisines when traveling but at the same time not wanting to put excessive calories into the body. I feel the same every time I go to the market especially now that many small shops and street vendors are struggling and I really want to support them but don't want to eat. 😂
The idea of enjoying the beautiful landscape surrounding the castle during the rain was absolutely genious. So soothing and peaceful.
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I love so much the rain like you!!! It's a beautiful relaxing therapy!
共有するはありがとーございました! 😻
JAPAN IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY!!!
Love love the beauty of Hiroshima in the rain. ☔
Yes another walking video thank you for sharing this video and for walking in rain to show this video awesome castle stay dry and be safe God BLESS to all of u
To be honest, the rain made this experience so much better in my opinion. Loved every second of it!
Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for showing us the landscape of Hiroshima. The Hiroshima Castle is Magnificent！
Yes lm visit a castle awesome and a beautiful garden the sound so peaceful l love a rainy day try to stay dry 👍🥰
The garden was beautiful, looks like another trip is in order, when you can sit on the bench and just take in the beauty.
Thanks for sharing the amazing Hiroshima Castle!
That entire place is beautiful but it's especially beautiful around the area where all the sakura are littered across the ground. Thank you for sharing such an amazing sight Shinichi
Thanks for the lovely walk. That garden was absolutely beautiful. And I think the koi thought you were gonna feed them.😊
Thanks for the video!
Aloha Shinichi! Thank you for walking in the rain for us! Congratulations on your health getting better! Please take care! Aloha nou!🥰
thats why i walk with mountain boots....great for each path.
Garden so beautiful in the light rain
I agree all castles are interesting, love them . They all have their own lovely feel, an architecture like you seid... an new buildings just are not the same ❣
I really appreciate u sharing yr vids with us.
Very relaxing walking in the rain.
I normally dont love being out in the rain but I felt cozy under your umbrella with you, this was lovely :D.
This was paradise for me . Japan full of culture beautiful people with an amazing history. Thankyou Shinichi I really enjoy your videos 🧡💛💚
Thank you for all me to join you on this walk. It was so beautiful and calming...even in the rain! Stay safe, Shinichi...many of us here in Hawaii follow you and look forward to our return trip to Japan.
I think I would like to visit the castle. We like museums. The view right before you notice the koi fish was really beautiful. And the part at the very end. I hope we can see that garden someday.
I loved it!
Peonies r a perennial flowering shrub. The flower only lasts about 7 days in the spring. But the plant looks nice throughout the summer. Beautiful looking & the scent is used in perfumes
Hiroshima is such a cool city. This brings back good memories. Thank you for sharing!
Hi Shinichi loved the castle and the Garden is beautiful. At least in the rain ☔️ you won’t get to many people around very peaceful.
Kudos for you for braving the rain for us.🙏😀👍
Thanks for braving the rain for this! Always love your walking tours
Am planning on coming back to Hiroshima ... so this rain walk was fabulous. I have never been to the castle or garden, so now I have 2 things to see. Love walking with you, camera forward so we can see where we are going, and your comments. Do worry about your health ... physical and mental. Follow science / nutrition / medics ... well rounded eating plan, daily exercise ... don't deprive but don't over do either. Take care.
Thank you for sharing your walk to the Hiroshima Castle and the park. I didn't know about this beautiful park.
Shinichi, nice walk in the rain.Thanks for the tour!!
I'm sad I missed your live stream, but I always enjoy walks in the rain.
I went to Shukkeien in the rain in Dec 2018, it was lovely. Instead of sakura I got to see it with red maple leaves.
The museum of modern art near the castle is adjacent to the most beautiful Japanese garden. I like the castle too. Old style.
What a beautiful, beautiful garden and it's over 400 years old! America is bearly half that age. Thank you for a lovely walk in the rain. And, yes, it did look like a river❤❤
America is south and north and even the Caribbean. And many of those places are older then 400 years old as settled by the European. But if we go even further it is even older then 400 years old. I'm sure you were referring to only the original US colonies.
@Frank R. Yes, I was. The land that we call America doesn't have any known heritage features except for our national parks that goes back 400 years. Native Americans heritage sites were wiped out doing the colonization. It's those types of heritage sites when I made that statement, which in hindsight was poorly phase.
@@debrab.2888 And you are still wrong because 1. Native cultures still exist and even many structures. 2. Permanent European settlements go back to 1565 - St. Augustine.
Love your videos Shinichi! Thanks for taking us to all of these breath-taking places 💕
Shinichi-Thanks for sharing the beautiful walk in the rain. Hope we all can visit one day. I loved the Koi fishes, my Dad made a pond in our backyard when we were kids & we had koi. They follow you for food.
When I visited Hiroshima, I also walked through that tunnel to get to Hiroshima Castle and the Art Museum. Coincidentally, it was also pouring rain the day I went too! I ended up in the tunnel crossing because, I too, discovered that you can't actually cross to the other side at street level.
We have something in common, we both appreciate the little things, even the fallen leaves, moss, flowing water and the great sorroundings. More tours to come!
So peaceful and picturesque. Thank you for another amazing video.
This makes me miss Hiroshima. This was the first city I stayed in my first time in Japan. Absolutely loved it. Hoping to go back again some time soon
Shinichi, this is one of your best videos!
I really enjoyed seeing Hiroshima Castle in the rain. We went there 3 years ago in April but it was a beautiful clear sunny day. It was good then and also looks very good in the rain. They have a the tree in the castle grounds which survived the Atomic bomb. It was able to regrow from a blackened stump, just like the city itself.
I am sorry to say that we did not go to Shukkeien garden. I didn't know about it. I will definitely go there if I get back to Hiroshima again. That garden has to be one of the best in Japan.
Like Nagasaki, if I get back to Hiroshima, I will be thinking of this video. Thanks so much for sharing this with everyone.
Thank you for the beautiful tour! I love your walking tour videos. Relaxing garden... I especially liked the Sakura River! That flower at the end that your mom likes looks like a Camellia!
Rhanks for sharing this video hiroshima 👍
Fish actually do have moderately good eyesight, but not enough brain power to process what they're seeing! However, since it looks like those koi are used to being fed, they know to look up at the bridge edge in anticipation of bread crumbs or whatever else people may toss down there. Koi are actually quite intelligent and adaptable.
The moss you saw was beautifully green and healthy! I bet it was very soft. That's actually a sign of clean air.
Peonies are the state flower of the state where I live, Indiana! They're very pretty.
Thank you for taking us to this beautiful castle and garden!! I hope you enjoyed your day and the fish/moss/flower facts! 😂
I really do love your adventures walking around Japan it's probably somewhere I will never get to go but you make it so easy to want to be there LOL
I luv cities that have gardens within. All of Japan looks & is amazing
Wonderful! Your walk brought back so many memories! ❤
I'm from Hiroshima and I've been living in the U.S. for 7 years now. It's so nice to see you walk through so many familiar places.
Shukkeien is great... as you walk around, it opens up new vistas around every corner and it seems expansive, although it actually has quite a small footprint. The theme is that each area of the garden tries to capture a different area of Japan's landscapes. Super recommended. Also, I'd highly recommend a visit to Mitaki Temple outside the city, another beautiful place mostly devoid of tourists.
I have to admit, I'm starting to appreciate the rain more and more since living here in Vegas for ten years and Vegas doesn't get rain all that much. I'm originally from California and they get rain all the time just like Japan does and the rain is so relaxing
You need to visit the north west of England lol. Plenty of rain x
That is gorgeous!
Everything looks so amazing, I am so glad you showed us this.
Stunning
I has 3 koi fish from when I was 7to12 an they new me an were very observant, in a different way, in my opinion of regular fish . They were lovely friends 💜😢
My husband bought one of those clear umbrellas from a convenience store. He loved it. Unfortunately someone stole it after we came back home. He'll definitely buy one or two when we go back to Japan. Proper shoes are important! I remember another video of yours when you were up in the mountains and you commented that you should have worn another pair of shoes :D Glad you're making it a point to stay safe!
Hi Shinichi! Hiroshima looks so scenic in the rain. I think I've been there 3 times but always stopping by the Atomic dome and Miyajima so never really visited the castle. I just watched you and Satoshi tasting Korean snacks in another vdo and was wondering if you have lost weight, so I'm confirmed in this vdo! I'm also practicing IF and trying to eat just two meals a day. I know what you mean about the conflicting feelings about wanting to taste the local cuisines when traveling but at the same time not wanting to put excessive calories into the body. I feel the same every time I go to the market especially now that many small shops and street vendors are struggling and I really want to support them but don't want to eat. 😂
nice.
The koi were following you because on any given day someone is there selling food for people to feed to the fish!
intermitten fasting is the only thing ive seen that works on reddit
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Standard item in your backpack: a plastic bag to sit on
@Catherine Bond, No, I'm not wrong. I didn't say culture.
Catherine Bond- Permanent European structures are Not Native to the country we call America. Europeans were occupiers.
Do window shopping like I do. It's cheaper.
You look lovely. Very beautiful amid the rain. Stunning XXX
You both look lovely wherever you go. Gorgeous XXX
The taptaptap of the rain sounds familiar. Like camping. Enjoying the outside XXX
Hi handsome. 😁