That picture will be stuck in my head for the rest of my life:( I loved the videos here so much, but I wasn’t prepared for living fish stuck on a stick and cooked alive (I assume without being able to watch till the end)..
Quando un video mi piace, ni sembra il minimo, come forma di rispetto, mettere un "mi piace", ciò nonostante per me ci sono delle cose sulle cotture che non ho apprezzato, ma io sono italiano, ho una cultura diversa, potrei non capire i vostri usi e consumi, devo, prima di criticare capire.
I love that it's family-owned. I love the cozy comfort. No gimmicks, or crazy luxury, just a nice, slow-paced place to actually unwind. It seems a good place for an extended stay, honestly.
How incredible that the inn is so well maintained and has been kept by one family for 19 generations! You can tell how much love and pride they have for it with how the owner wanted to give you a tour when there was an opportunity.
@@betterburnoutTraditions, we do have such cruel ways of cooking things here too Even tho I don’t like it it’s quite hypocritical to blame this man just for following the traditions
Lovely ryokan. Your videos are always so serene and calming. Also, THANK YOU for the live fish being cooked warning before you showed them on the screen.
hey I just wanted to say that I love your videos so much! they are always so calm and interesting, I love Japanese culture so much and your vids always seem to put me at ease. :)
Oh my goodness!!! I really loved the stunning place with surrounded by extraordinary nature, far away from the capital city of Tokyo. Excellent video 😊😍
Finally, I always wanted to ask you to do other room tour aside of the one you guys staying in , I hope you can do it again in another video. Keep up the great work. Sending love from Indonesia 😊
Thanks for sharing this video 🎉! It’s a very nice peaceful place for visiting.The price includes dinner and breakfast for 2 person that is very good! .
Fantastic video and such a cool location, I love all your videos but something about ryokans surrounded by nature gets me so chilled out. They are the best!
Я просто в захваті від усього, що ви, мої любі, показали! Розкішний старовинний будинок, як його зберегли, скільки в ньому місця. Посуд думаю, теж старовинний. А краєвид! А річка, що шумить під вікнами. Дякую, мені дуже сподобалось! Ви вмієте показувати прекрасну Японію! 💕💕💕😍😍😍
Ruined it for me too. Unnecessary suffering caused. Until that point it reminded me of a buddhist temple video. Except they only eat vegetarian food. As it should be.
Bonjour Japonaise🇯🇵, j’espère que tu vas bien. Merci beaucoup de nous avoir montré plein de choses dans ce ryokan japonais. C’est impressionnant ! En plus, j’adore quand c’est très calme. Idéal pour bien méditer en silence. 乾杯 et いただきます !🍷🥢 Tout était très beau et magnifique !🤩 Content de voir que tu as bien pu profiter de ton séjour, surtout que tu t’es bien occupée dans 10:56 ! À ce que je vois, tu sais bien jongler avec ces petits objets. Bravo !👏 Je t’encourage de continuer de faire des vidéos comme ça !😉 Voilà, au grand plaisir de te retrouver pour la prochaine vidéo. Bye bye !✋ Bisous de la France !❤️🇫🇷
Seeing that plum sake reminded me of a dumb thing I did years ago. Back when I lived in Canada, I took my mother to a Japanese restaurant. At one point I ordered a bottle of sake because I never tried it before, and I was curious. Well, what I didn't do was check the price of said bottle of sake, which ended up being $40, which *then* bumped the bill up from a $40 dollar meal to an $80 meal. Edit: Also, as gruesome as it is seeing live fish cooked that way, I also thought it was kinda fascinating since I've seen fish prepared that way in anime, but I assumed they were dead when cooked 🤔
The Ryokan is very beautiful and the landscape is so relaxing. Felt sorry for the fish though. I just hope it already suffocated before it was served & it was just the nerves still moving. Dead fish‘s nerves can move quite long. But that’s why I‘m a vegetarian because I feel sorry for animals suffering. People who eat meat need to be aware that pigs, cows etc. are suffering too for food. Or the fish is suffering too when people go fishing. However I couldn’t watch a fish moving while roasting.
No se puede creer que la supuesta sensibilidad japonesa, no pueda ver el sufrimiento con que someten a otras vidas, es el caso de estos peces que vivos y atravesados con unos palos son lentamente cocinados con el calor de las brasas. Una locura!!
Esos peces están con muerte cerebral, usan una técnica que consiste en golpear la cabeza o cortar una arteria o nervio principal (con un bisturí o tijera dependiendo el tamaño del pez), el estrés de cocinarlo sin este proceso estresa el pez y malogra su sabor
Can you stop whining? It feels like people shouldn't eat meat, people still eat oysters and mollusks alive, and shrimp and lobsters are cooked alive too, so don't be a hypocrite. In any case, the fish does not feel pain
Don't forget the slaughterhouses and the dairy industry, where the cattle stand in cages, the suffering that is not seen does not bother anyone. You should rather protest against the multinational corporate chains, they distribute suffering in bulk, but because they have a lot of money, they pay for flattering ads and teams of specialists to defend everything. 🤔
How hard would it have been to just kill them quick. Bring them in alive so the guest can see they’re fresh and then quickly kill them. Easy. No torture involved.
At least, there is a human being here with a conscience, heart and empathy. I don't even know how anyone gets pleasure or happiness from eating such crap, it seems disgusting and I would even question my humanity.
I'm not "shocked" by the fish thing, because I grew up in New England and oysters/crabs/lobsters are boiled alive, so it's not a Japanese culture thing, for those thinking that. I certainly could never bring myself to boil things alive - there are equally plenty of Japanese who wouldn't roast fish alive either. I do eat meat though, so I certainly have no high horse to ride on. Paul McCartney always said if abattoires had windows, we'd all be vegetarian, and he's probably right. Just be careful implying things about Japanese people or culture as a whole, please.
Merci d'avoi montré se joli coin. Bonne nourriture saine et tout est propre à sa place. Ma belle -fille est japonaise très gentille. Un bonjour de la Suisse ✋
Wow! What an extraordinary experience! The boar hot pot looks delightfully scrumptious! And I didn't know the entire yamane trout can be eaten (I always picked at the bone)! Will eat the whole fish next time🤭
Please don't forget to like and share, if you enjoyed the video! Thank you so much☺✨
Japan are your video bee translation title so weird, re-established established region ? 🤔 Maybe I'm see things 😅
The preparation of one of the live animals (fish) was outrageous, in my opinion, and in many countries this is considered animal cruelty.
That picture will be stuck in my head for the rest of my life:(
I loved the videos here so much, but I wasn’t prepared for living fish stuck on a stick and cooked alive (I assume without being able to watch till the end)..
Quando un video mi piace, ni sembra il minimo, come forma di rispetto, mettere un "mi piace", ciò nonostante per me ci sono delle cose sulle cotture che non ho apprezzato, ma io sono italiano, ho una cultura diversa, potrei non capire i vostri usi e consumi, devo, prima di criticare capire.
I love that it's family-owned. I love the cozy comfort. No gimmicks, or crazy luxury, just a nice, slow-paced place to actually unwind. It seems a good place for an extended stay, honestly.
19th generation! It blows my mind that this family has dedicated themselves to this beautiful inn for that long!
You are from this family. That’s amazing ❤
どこを見ても清掃が行き届いていて素晴らしい。
この状態をキープするだけでも凄い事。
How incredible that the inn is so well maintained and has been kept by one family for 19 generations! You can tell how much love and pride they have for it with how the owner wanted to give you a tour when there was an opportunity.
What a kind man. Living in such a traditional house and using a drone, the best of the old and the new in Japan.
After impaling some trout alive and simmering them for an hour.
@@betterburnoutTraditions, we do have such cruel ways of cooking things here too
Even tho I don’t like it it’s quite hypocritical to blame this man just for following the traditions
ここぞ日本の旅館と言う気がします。素朴な料理がズラリ美味しそうです。鮎の塩焼きが見ていて食べたくなりました。幼少の頃祖父が川で取ってきた鮎を串に刺し囲炉裏で塩焼きにしてくれました。ピクピク動く鮎を見て可哀相と言って泣いたのを覚えています。泣いた本人が何匹もおかわりするので祖父が大笑いしていたのを思い出しました。いいですね。こんな記憶が蘇って来る場所へ旅行したいですね。いつまでもこんな素敵な旅館を後世に残して欲しいと思います。有難うございます。😊
That place is absolutely gorgeous! Imagine the history it has seen.
Perfect timing for me to watch before bed. Your videos are always so calming.
Lovely ryokan. Your videos are always so serene and calming. Also, THANK YOU for the live fish being cooked warning before you showed them on the screen.
19th generation of a family business...that's truly impressive!!
いつもレアな旅の動画をありがとう🌸これからも二人仲良く良い旅を♥️🐰🐰♥️
What a beautiful place. The tatamis are perfect, and the wood everywhere there is outstanding. Thanks very much.
Wow! So close to Tokyo and like another planet! You had the place to yourselves, so near the biggest city. Wonderful and authentic experience.
41年前の夏、兜屋さんに宿泊しました。
鮎の塩焼きがとても美味しかった想い出があります。
茅葺きの母屋の外観は当時と変わってないですね。
8:14 ここが私と母、友人家族が泊まった部屋だと思います。
It's so nice to have the entire rRYOKn to yourselves!
サムネに惹かれて😲
凄く良いお部屋で、囲炉裏を囲む食事や時間って非日常で素敵ですね！
お料理も素朴で、歳をとるにつれてめっちゃ惹かれます！
大人な空間で過ごす時間、行ってみたいなぁ〜。
Thanks for sharing this video about the Kabutoya Ryokan!
It truly is a Hidden Gem...I love how it has been run by 19 generations. Just Wow!
Such a great tour. Thank you for sharing this nostalgic experience.
hey I just wanted to say that I love your videos so much! they are always so calm and interesting, I love Japanese culture so much and your vids always seem to put me at ease. :)
Thank you so much for these wonderful videos. You bring me so much peace and joy. Thank you.
30年近く前、バイクでよく此処の前を通ってました。
奥多摩走って数馬の湯に浸かって車茶屋で蕎麦とおやき頂いて。ささやかな週末の楽しみでした。
この茅葺き屋根の旅館にいつか泊まってみたいなぁ〜と思いながら時は過ぎて…。
Oh my goodness!!! I really loved the stunning place with surrounded by extraordinary nature, far away from the capital city of Tokyo. Excellent video 😊😍
What a hidden gem! Thank you for sharing every detail!❤
Sougoi yo. Ryokan wa honto kirei desu nee. The view was so beautiful and the traditional rooms look so authentic. Thank you for another nice video.
山の幸で揃えてくれる旅館さすがだ・・
旅行するには良い季節になりました。機会があれば行ってみたい。
Very nice!👍😀👍
Congratulations!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😀
I love Japan!🇯🇵♥️
BRASIL!🇧🇷
🇧🇷♥️🇯🇵
Thank you guys, this was a nice video seeing you both in this nice Ryokan!
This place is absolutely beautiful. It just made my bucket list.
the Ryokan is wonderfull. is very peacefull and the mountain aroud are beautifull. Thank you for the video
気になってた旅館です。ほんと参考になりました。隅々までありがとうございました😊
I love the peaceful, simplicity of the space and the beauty of the nature around it. Thank you for sharing this gem!
Very lovely view and that food oh my
I love your videos, they are so relaxing and informative.
Very-very nice and interesting for us.Thank you 👏👏👏
Merci beaucoup pour ce partage et ainsi connaître un endroit magnifique, caché, boisé et proche de Tokyo ❤❤❤
Great content as always. I love it. Thanks. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
偶然この動画に出会いました。兜家旅館さんの存在は知っていましたが、内部を見るのは初めてです。心底癒される素敵な旅館ですね。野趣あふれる料理も素晴らしいです。
魅力的な宿ですね。東京都とは思えない。
鮎の甘露煮で母が作るアマゴの甘露煮を思い出しました。私の実家の四国に行くと、渓流釣り趣味の夫がアマゴを釣って来るので、せっかくだから美味しく食べたいと、母が七輪を購入し、炭で塩焼きを食していたのですが、大漁の時は七輪で素焼きしたものを甘露煮にしてくれ、美味しくいただきました。
そんな時間も思い出させてくれる映像でした。
C'est splendide, ❤ les poissons vivants ça par contre c'est pas sûr !😮 merci beaucoup pour ce partage !
It looks nice and well mantained, a calm place to visit.
Finally, I always wanted to ask you to do other room tour aside of the one you guys staying in , I hope you can do it again in another video. Keep up the great work. Sending love from Indonesia 😊
Thank you for a wonderful walk. Very informative for me.
Thanks for sharing this video 🎉! It’s a very nice peaceful place for visiting.The price includes dinner and breakfast for 2 person that is very good! .
very lovely! I hope to visit Tokyo one n il hopefully get to come here!! ty for sharing this!!
Fantastic video and such a cool location, I love all your videos but something about ryokans surrounded by nature gets me so chilled out. They are the best!
Looking at these places gives a person comfort🌺😍Love from Azerbaijan
You're video is very relaxing, I enjoyed it.
That was wonderful. I want to have a stay there someday.
Я просто в захваті від усього, що ви, мої любі, показали!
Розкішний старовинний будинок, як його зберегли, скільки в ньому місця. Посуд думаю, теж старовинний. А краєвид! А річка, що шумить під вікнами. Дякую, мені дуже сподобалось! Ви вмієте показувати прекрасну Японію!
💕💕💕😍😍😍
偶然にも他にお客さんがいないってのがいいですね～
しかし撮影と編集が上手杉！
素敵！
とても古い建物なのに隅々までキレイで素晴らしい。
こんな素敵な旅館、貸し切り状態とは羨ましい。
お手玉お上手！！
I draw the line at live animals cooked in front of me. Other than that it was truly an amazing ryokan. So serene!😊
Yeah, that's something i don't want to see and can't understand why to torture this poor animal...just kill and eat it... 😞
Ruined it for me too. Unnecessary suffering caused. Until that point it reminded me of a buddhist temple video. Except they only eat vegetarian food. As it should be.
I love how this inn has no TV, it makes you relax even more!
Есть в общей комнате.
Thank you for making such a beautiful video
都民の森からバスが来ないので数馬まで歩いた時、旅館の前を通りました。こんな感じなんですね。素晴らしいですね😊。
Waterfallnpise is amazing. All the place is beautiful
Thank you very much! It was beautiful place. Wish you and your loved ones the best.😊💛
a superduper clean country, love it.
Sehr schön
めっちゃきれい
お手玉🤹♀️上手です👍✨
Bonjour Japonaise🇯🇵, j’espère que tu vas bien. Merci beaucoup de nous avoir montré plein de choses dans ce ryokan japonais. C’est impressionnant ! En plus, j’adore quand c’est très calme. Idéal pour bien méditer en silence. 乾杯 et いただきます !🍷🥢 Tout était très beau et magnifique !🤩 Content de voir que tu as bien pu profiter de ton séjour, surtout que tu t’es bien occupée dans 10:56 ! À ce que je vois, tu sais bien jongler avec ces petits objets. Bravo !👏 Je t’encourage de continuer de faire des vidéos comme ça !😉
Voilà, au grand plaisir de te retrouver pour la prochaine vidéo. Bye bye !✋ Bisous de la France !❤️🇫🇷
Красивое место, понравился старинный дом, и его вежливый хозяин!Приятное путешествие!
👍
Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
This place is gorgeous!
I bet it’s even more beautiful in the fall when all the leaves start to change vibrant colors.
On my bucket list now. Thank you.
The whole tour was amazing! ❤
L'eleganza delle costruzioni tradizionali giapponesi è unica in tutto il mondo ❤
Seeing that plum sake reminded me of a dumb thing I did years ago.
Back when I lived in Canada, I took my mother to a Japanese restaurant. At one point I ordered a bottle of sake because I never tried it before, and I was curious. Well, what I didn't do was check the price of said bottle of sake, which ended up being $40, which *then* bumped the bill up from a $40 dollar meal to an $80 meal.
Edit: Also, as gruesome as it is seeing live fish cooked that way, I also thought it was kinda fascinating since I've seen fish prepared that way in anime, but I assumed they were dead when cooked 🤔
Are they not? I thought it just moves as like different parts expand or shrink when heat-prepped because they're on a stick and not flat...
The fish were alive while skewered and cooked.
檜原村といえば、ひのはら紅茶が隠れた名品。
Good morning,
beautiful your holy day, but no beautiful to see fish that suffer.
素晴らしい旅館ですね😊
機会があれば、是非宿泊をしたいです😂
Lovely video. The outskirts of Tokyo definitely never get enough attention and publicity. So much to do in the North West Tokyo area.
That is a *nice* place. Love how they balanced modern (bathroom) with tradition. I can't imagine the annual costs to keep that place going.
😊👍☕ thanks for sharing your vlog
a lot relaxing!! make me want to travel to Japan!😊
I love to see the village. The village was very beautiful.
The Ryokan is very beautiful and the landscape is so relaxing.
Felt sorry for the fish though. I just hope it already suffocated before it was served & it was just the nerves still moving. Dead fish‘s nerves can move quite long.
But that’s why I‘m a vegetarian because I feel sorry for animals suffering. People who eat meat need to be aware that pigs, cows etc. are suffering too for food. Or the fish is suffering too when people go fishing. However I couldn’t watch a fish moving while roasting.
Your care about the still alive fish is very nice . The all experience in this palce is peaceful and full of grace.
SOOO BEAUTIFUL ❤
That was relaxing.
it'll be a fantastic experience to stay there. keep booking.
un grand merci pour ce jolie reportage ☺
面白い😮 I will stay for some time in Japan and hopefully I can visit here to stay. very interested!
No se puede creer que la supuesta sensibilidad japonesa, no pueda ver el sufrimiento con que someten a otras vidas, es el caso de estos peces que vivos y atravesados con unos palos son lentamente cocinados con el calor de las brasas. Una locura!!
Sadly, dolphin slaughter is also still active in Japan as well.
Esos peces están con muerte cerebral, usan una técnica que consiste en golpear la cabeza o cortar una arteria o nervio principal (con un bisturí o tijera dependiendo el tamaño del pez), el estrés de cocinarlo sin este proceso estresa el pez y malogra su sabor
Can you stop whining? It feels like people shouldn't eat meat, people still eat oysters and mollusks alive, and shrimp and lobsters are cooked alive too, so don't be a hypocrite. In any case, the fish does not feel pain
Don't forget the slaughterhouses and the dairy industry, where the cattle stand in cages, the suffering that is not seen does not bother anyone. You should rather protest against the multinational corporate chains, they distribute suffering in bulk, but because they have a lot of money, they pay for flattering ads and teams of specialists to defend everything. 🤔
Очень приятное место, уютное и красивое🥰, но никак не получается развидеть ещё живых рыб на палке 😕
How hard would it have been to just kill them quick. Bring them in alive so the guest can see they’re fresh and then quickly kill them. Easy. No torture involved.
the places u go to are always beautiful 🥰
動画ありがとうございます。ここ、お風呂がいまいちなんですよね。もう少し風情があると満点なのにって思いました。でも良い宿であることは間違いないです。
I was shocked to see that the fish were still alive when served to you as dinner
At least, there is a human being here with a conscience, heart and empathy. I don't even know how anyone gets pleasure or happiness from eating such crap, it seems disgusting and I would even question my humanity.
Impaled and slowly roasted. My goodness how cruel.
@@baileylab yes. Our otherwise lovely blogger doesnt believe in reincarnation. Hm.
Das ist Tierquälerei! 😢 bei einem so kultivierten Volk wie den Japanern hätte ich das nicht gedacht. 😢
I'm not "shocked" by the fish thing, because I grew up in New England and oysters/crabs/lobsters are boiled alive, so it's not a Japanese culture thing, for those thinking that. I certainly could never bring myself to boil things alive - there are equally plenty of Japanese who wouldn't roast fish alive either. I do eat meat though, so I certainly have no high horse to ride on. Paul McCartney always said if abattoires had windows, we'd all be vegetarian, and he's probably right. Just be careful implying things about Japanese people or culture as a whole, please.
Amazing, that this traditional roof is very similar to those in Northern Germany at the Baltic and North Sea coast old farm houses.
Das ist nur zum Teil zutreffend. Zum Einen ist hier die Eindeckung nicht so dick, zum Anderen wird auch viel mit Reet gearbeitet.
Oh my goodness, this is Ryokan so beautiful! My dream is to visit one day💐.
Merci d'avoi montré se joli coin. Bonne nourriture saine et tout est propre à sa place. Ma belle -fille est japonaise très gentille. Un bonjour de la Suisse ✋
Wow, what a magical place! I would love to stay there someday! ❤
WOW☁️
Thanks a lotttt!!!!!!!!!!👍👍👍👍
Muito bom! ótimo lugar para visitar é se hospedar. 😍🥰❤
Ang lupit ng Hapon. Buhay pa, tinusok na, unti unti pang niluto. 😖
Pero masarap preskong isda. 👍
Wow! What an extraordinary experience! The boar hot pot looks delightfully scrumptious! And I didn't know the entire yamane trout can be eaten (I always picked at the bone)! Will eat the whole fish next time🤭
Truly magnificent!