As a former resident of Yokkaichi (Mie's largest city by population) I approve this video! Yunoyama Onsen and Mount Gozaisho are two other great places in the prefecture to visit.
Woah! I'm so glad I came across your channel! I love how eloquent you are in your narrations. And the way you section your content is very organized. Your videos are entertaining, educational, and poetic at the same time 💖
I’m planning to go to Mie next year for Nagi no Asukara pilgrimage which is in Mie. This video gives me some additional itinerary that I might add while in Mie
Been living in Mie for a year now and I hardly knew of these amazing places. Thanks for all the recommendations. I've covered some of them and will cover the rest during my Mie chapter.
I got scholarship for Japan and I was accepted in Mie university😊 I am so happy beacuse Mie is so beauftiful and can't wait to go there 😇 Great video to navigate all I can see during my stay❤
How do you manage to visit those places? I have a local friend living in Mie and after watching your videos, it catches my interest to visit those places. I must try the Guest House Ilonggo and try volunteering work. Can't wait and hopefully Japan will open tourism soon.
In Mie particularly, I worked with the Mie Tourism Board to introduce less known places! Mie was super awesome and my only regret was not being able to showcase Mie better! Hopefully you can visit japan soon!!
As a former resident of Yokkaichi (Mie's largest city by population) I approve this video! Yunoyama Onsen and Mount Gozaisho are two other great places in the prefecture to visit.
Appreciate it!!
WOW, this video is so well done! You really give a full overview of the prefecture. Made us want to visit! ☺
Wow it looks genuinely stunning.
it really is!
Woah! I'm so glad I came across your channel! I love how eloquent you are in your narrations. And the way you section your content is very organized. Your videos are entertaining, educational, and poetic at the same time 💖
Thanks for the feedback🙏🙏
Will definitely create more like this in the future!
Looks awesome! Biked around Bali and these videos are inspiring me to do the same in future trips.
Bali sounds like an awesome place to bike around!!
I’m planning to go to Mie next year for Nagi no Asukara pilgrimage which is in Mie. This video gives me some additional itinerary that I might add while in Mie
Been living in Mie for a year now and I hardly knew of these amazing places. Thanks for all the recommendations. I've covered some of them and will cover the rest during my Mie chapter.
This is such a lovely and well made video! Thank you for all of these amazing recommendations!
Thank you for the video. Arigatoooooo.
I have a bucket list now 👍
So cool, we are relocating to Mie next week, this video is very helpful.....
That’s awesome! Hope you guys enjoy Mie!!
Great video. I am living in Indonesia but Hakusancho in Tsu City is my home town. Thanks for your video. ❤
I got scholarship for Japan and I was accepted in Mie university😊 I am so happy beacuse Mie is so beauftiful and can't wait to go there 😇 Great video to navigate all I can see during my stay❤
That’s awesome! Hope you enjoy your time in Mie 😄
What a nice video!
History, sites, (and most importantly) food... Yep! Added it. >_
haha glad to hear that! 😁
Beautiful, but it looks quite expensive, doesn't seem to have much local transportation.
Domo arigato
How do you manage to visit those places? I have a local friend living in Mie and after watching your videos, it catches my interest to visit those places. I must try the Guest House Ilonggo and try volunteering work. Can't wait and hopefully Japan will open tourism soon.
In Mie particularly, I worked with the Mie Tourism Board to introduce less known places!
Mie was super awesome and my only regret was not being able to showcase Mie better!
Hopefully you can visit japan soon!!
@@KumaStation Definitely. It is now included on my bucket list 😊 Hopefully this coming June
Hello mijumaru in this place with train mijumaru
I'm staying in japan in March and want to stay somewhere coastal, but also near the mountains. Where do you reccomend ?
Mie certainly has both! I believe many places in japan do.
Maybe Kanagawa (odawara, or izu) if you want to be closer to Tokyo