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Like that hidden ninja

Wow beautiful Honkoji temple with colourful hydrangeas. Great post. Thanks for sharing. New-sub is here❤

السفير الضوءي من العراق مرحبا انا احب الجمال اللهي شكرا ❤اتمنى لك التوفيق والنجاح ❤احبكي اوربا❤

Wheres the start of the trailhead?

I cycled in japan last year, a bit south of Narita, this brought back nice memories. Also, your style of video is hypnotically relaxing, I feel like all my stress has left my body.

Good call on not publishing the post significant event photos, your rational was spot on.

4:30 am summer rides are just the best in Japan! I think I will ride from Shimonoseki in Yamaguchi to Tsuruga in Fukui along the Sea of Japan coast this summer. Early starts and early finishes each day :)

Wow, Japan is so picturesque! Is it not very hot and humid in June and July, however?

I think your videos lowers my blood pressure a little. 😂

👌👌👌👍👍👍👍nice sharing...

One day, I'll go cycling there too.

Japan is a relatively safe country, but I still worry about camping alone as a woman. If you are staying overnight, I recommend that you bring your husband with you.

Your smile is so cute. Thank you for showing us the beautiful scenery. Please continue to be safe and have a nice trip.

I'm Japanese, but I don't like natto. It's rare for people from overseas to be able to eat natto! Anyway, it's a beautiful river with beautiful cherry blossoms.

Do you need to book Guest houses or hostels in advance?

Amaharasi Coast is famous for the view of Tateyama over the Toyama Bay. I have ever been to Amaharasi Coast . Because I like climbing the mountain and riding a bicycle.

Wow that's surreal

来てくれてありがとう😊

Are you living in heaven? Everywhere is beautiful!

Happy Birthday Annie! 🎂 Good job Zeb on the podium! 🏆

Nice race Zeb, you chad

Awesome video as always and congrats to Zeb!!! Summer break started here for me, so your videos have me pretty excited to go on my own little bike adventures everyday (though nowhere as scenic lol). Also can't wait to be in Japan myself in like less than a week, so excited!

This video makes me really, really want to visit Takayama and Takato - thanks for taking us along for the ride! And congrats on the bike race, Zeb! 🚵‍♂️✨

what a beautiful view of Mt. Ontake!

Great vid as always! Thanks

Go Zeb! Your editing skills are getting really good, Annie. I wasn’t familiar with this part of Japan and you made it come to life. Thanks!

Wnjoyed watching this thanks for sharing you biking adventures with us

I'm fcking addicted to this tune.

Congratulations to Ramsubosamu!

Great video as always! I was riding around there a few years ago, but it was in the middle of a typhoon, so I didn't really enjoy much of the scenery. The Showa museum looks great... I came to Japan at the end of the Showa period! Congratulations to Zeb. He should try the Mt. Fuji hill climb. I did it three or four years ago very slowly in the rain. :)

信州のサイクリングありがとう。諏訪湖から高遠、伊那路の旅。４月の高遠の桜を今度は何時か是非見て欲しいです。里山全体がホワイトピンクに染まりますよ。

beautiful place!!

I am planning a bikepacking trip between Nagano and Nagoya this year Sept.your trip helps！ Btw it Norikura skyline(the road to Norikura I guess?)is still closed?

How much does carrying all that stuff affect your speed and pace? I tried adding a few things to my bike as a test, and I was surprised how heavy everything feels! And not even enough weight for an overnight stay. But maybe it is because it is still early in the season for me.

What happened to your giant revolt bikes?

AHHHH bikepacking! It's like a combination of my two favorite things ever, always wanted to try it out! I've never seen someone do it in Japan, so this was awesome. And this route was surprisingly beautiful as well, not in the "Kanazawa-way" like in the last video but just in its own way. It sort of itched that urge for childlike wonder and adventure. Also my god, the sunrise by the lakeside and then the beach with the rocks draped in wisteria flowers were gorgeous! I swear the sun just doesn't make those sorts of reddish hues here in the US. And thank you for doing the kind thing and moving the adorable little turtle off the road!

Oh my god Kanazawa in spring feels like the quintessential Japan experience with its cherry roads and narrow traditional alleyways. I've been planning my family's entire Japan trip recently, which is fun but honestly super overwhelming, and I'm kinda regretting not including Kanazawa now haha. But there's just no way i could fit it in with just a week. Also now that I've begun researching cities and places in Japan now a lot of your videos are starting to geographically make sense to me which is very cool. And sry for being late to this video, finally finished with my AP exams!

Living the dream Annie! Riding, camping, painting and trainspotting :P The weather looked fab. My favourite kombini action last year in JP was the late night, slightly merry, trips to the ice cream fridge for a lucky dip selection! Keep the video goodness coming!

Great videos. I lived and worked in Shika and Kurobe for a while (a long time ago) before moving to Tsuruga (now in Canada). And I love cycling. So this channel's content is highly relevant to my interests! I hope the quake in Uchinada was not too scary.

Just back in the US after two weeks in Japan, including a few days in Kanazawa and a visit to that exact spot with the little cave on the Amaharashi Coast in this video. It was such a beautiful time to visit. Before I left I watched your channel and was hoping to spot you on the road but alas YT will have to do. Thanks for all the great videos Annie! Looking forward to your future adventures to remind me of this wonderful part of the country. PS I’m also a fan of the Lawsons egg salad sandwich :)

Great video Annie! I had no idea you had your own channel, TH-cam can be scary sometimes. Perhaps it is just because I watch so many cycling videos. Thanks again for being an excellent tour guide for us. Japan has so many cool things to see. I bet that train that went along the coast would have some amazing views.

Holy crap the TH-cam algorithm worked in my favor! What a channel, what a great couple, what a great ride!!! greetings from South Dakota USA

Living as you do in Ishikawa, have you read Ruth Steven's "Kanazawa - The Other Side of Japan" (1979)? あかあかと日は難面もあきの風

Lovely video, you have a nice style! Brought back memories of a bikepacking tour I did to and around the Noto Hanto many years ago (a 4 day trip from Matsumto, Nagano). It was my first bikepacking trip too!

Hey Annie may I know the size of ur bike and ur height as well...many thanks😊

Right!? Lawson have the best coffee. That’s what I am telling to everyone, but nobody seems to care. (7-11 have the worst, imo)

Oh! You came to Toyama! I was happy to see a familiar sight. from a resident of Toyama City

Those bike spirits!!! So cute!! 💗 this was such a relaxing video

I'm curious if you ever lock your bike. I've been here about 15 years and have never locked my bike, but I always feel a bit strange about it (especially with my road bike). It just seems like unnecessary weight. If I have to replace my bike every 15 years due to theft, probably I can live with that 🙂. If you do lock your bike I'd be curious what you are using for a lock. I'd also love to see a gear episode if you haven't done one already (I haven't had time to go through all your videos yet ;-) ). As always, great video! It's nice to see videos showing what I think are the best parts about living in Japan.

That looked like a fun ride. Well done for camping. I always end up in business hotels on my long rides. Nothing beats a nice shower at the end of a day in the saddle. SevenEleven beef croquette. I'm kind of addicted to those. Great bike food!