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Would love to know what dates you visited Lake Louise in May, we’re visiting around 19 May next year and have been told the lake will be frozen over?

Wait canoeing is $160 an hour? Crazy

Going next November - putting Brad Pitt's Katsu Emporium on the list 😋

Hey, what days where you there in November? It still looked quite green and not yet peak autumn 😢

Correct me if im wrong but i think its unethical in Japan to eat while walking.

We need to go back to see fantasy springs

Aubrey acts like she was bad at the samurai cuts but she had the best cut of the whole day 😑

Eating the fish while watching the fist die was kinda wild

Fun!

As I said every day, this was 10/10

I absolutely loved this day

日本の文化に興味と敬意を持ってくれてありがとうございます とっても綺麗！

You are amazingly beautiful. Looks like traditional Japanese doll or artistic Japanese picture. ( 7:37 & 8:07 ) I want you to join my art collection in my room. From Tokyo Japan　　　　　👋😁🍵🎌

Tu tes tromper la cest une maiko

This is a Maiko not a Geiko/Geisha! Maiko are Geiko in training :)

video so good

I've lived in Japan over 30 years and that Chef's Japanglish was at a different level.

“Tourists are being banned from entering certain alleys in Gion, the famous geisha district in Kyoto, with Aussie travellers warned to take note. Local residents had become fed-up with hordes of tourists, saying their neighbourhood “is not a theme park,” pleading with the city to take action” posted April 5, 2024

I think this is my favorite video yet. I loved Kyoto.

I love this place

What time in november can you mention the dates

I wish we got to keep the robes

I love this vlog, it helps me so much for my next visiting japan. What camera do you use?

I freaking love otagi nenbutsiji

so prettyyyy

So beautiful and so very disciplined.

LOL the irony of the handycap parking in a hiking area

❤💎

The woman can do whatever she wants, she will never become or be a real Geiko (Geisha). She wears it like a disguise, but she will never know what it really means to be a geisha. She is and a foreigner, regardless of whether she grew up in Japan or not.

You look so much like Yvonne Strahovski. So pretty

Beautiful images! Could you say which days in May these images were filmed? Because I'm planning a trip at the beginning of May, and I'm worried about not seeing such green landscapes at that time. Thanks!

Very beautiful (⁠ ⁠˘⁠ ⁠³⁠˘⁠)⁠♥

The background behind geisha makeup is so interesting! You look so pretty too! 😊

Love how you make us feel like we are there ❤

You really figured out how to get the deer to bow, Aubrey 😂

I’m so jealous can’t wait till I go!!!!

Would love to do this too❤❤❤❤

Do you like the video

Such good gimbal work

Hey! Since tourists are banned from Gion are people still allowed to do this?

My wife and me are going to go at the begining of may, dou you have some tips? thanks

She looks amazing!

Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing.

You look super super pretty! I so want to do this experience too this year! But this is a Maiko make over, not a Geisha, they look much different from Maiko :) for example, maiko wear long sleeves, long obi, different hairstyle, many hair ornaments, all elements Geisha do not wear

Lovely video and thanks for joining the experience.

Beginner in Kyudo To non-Japanese people, Kyudo, Japanese archery with an overly long, asymmetrical bow and arrows over a meter long, is initially quite foreign due to its appearance. This type of archery is often quickly reduced to a “slightly different” type of sport archery because as a non-Japanese you have not yet been touched by Shintoism or Zen Buddhism. But these are essential elements of Kyudo in Japan! Therefore, it must be noted that almost all non-Japanese initially completely misunderstand the essence of Kyudo! Kyudo has its origins in martial archery (Kyujutsu -> archery technique), in which a missed shot meant certain death. Kyudo also has its origins in Shintoism, in which the bow can be understood as (greatly simplified) a connecting link between earth, man and heaven. And Kyudo also has a connection to Zen Buddhism, in which the current action must take place in the correct way at the right moment with the practitioner's full concentration. Some therefore understand Kyudo as Zen in movement. Old, traditional movements at court are responsible for the slow form when walking, standing, kneeling... Today Kyudo is available as a compulsory subject at universities, as a sport-based competition, as a leisure activity for senior citizens... and as a strictly regulated form within the framework of the Japanese umbrella organization ANKF and the global IKYF. In addition, many providers are more interested in the commercial offer of Kyudo as an offer for esoteric groups or managers - and earn quite a lot in the process! The beginner should think about what he wants! There is absolutely nothing to be said against an archer who already shoots other bows wanting to shoot with the Japanese longbow because he expects his range of motion to be expanded. But that's not Kyudo yet! This is “just” shooting with a special type of longbow. From this perspective in particular, it is absolutely necessary to seek out an expert to help you learn the technically completely different shooting technique with the Japanese longbow. A DIY beginner makes it difficult for himself and will usually fail! Even when choosing a bow, beginners far too often choose bows that are too difficult to draw. Even experienced shooters with a 40lb recurve bow (18kg) should start with a no stronger Yumi of 12kg because the existing muscle mass does not correspond to the muscle area required in Kyudo and the Kyudon newbie will resort to the existing but “wrong” muscles. This doesn't last long. The bow and arrow must suit the shooter and his current shooting technique. Only a teacher can judge that. Beginner mistakes are difficult to correct later. Therefore: 1) Find a Kyudo teacher! If you can't find one, wait. 2) Complete at least a three-month induction. 3) Do not purchase materials independently without asking the teacher first. I do kyudo more than 25 years...

was the boating really $160/hour? are there any cheaper options for a cheapskate like myself? 😂😂

Great videos, nice places!! New subs here❤

Im still way jealous I didn’t get to go on this trip

the dude seems dope. the gf seems annoying to be around