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How about March ?

Definitely ufos 😂

How about December 31 to the 4th

While I do kinda agree, I have travelled several times during Golden week. And with a bit of planning and flexibility, it can actually be very rewarding! After all, there are so many matsuri and events all over Japan! And for most part, I didn't have much trouble finding hotels or getting train tickets.....except for the Hokuriku Shinkansen. As for August, yes, the heat and humidity is pretty much unbearable, even at Hokkaido. But despite not liking hot weather at all, I did go twice purely for the many Tohoku (and a few Hokkaido) matsuri. One underrated season I think is winter. Yes, it very much depends on where you go, but places like Tokyo or Kansai generally don't get that cold in winter, meanwhile there are much less tourists than normal and the weather is generally nice with clear skies and very little rain. That's obviously a bit different in Tohoku and Hokkaido, but in February those have tons of amazing winter festivals. And just seeing how those areas cope with the massive amounts of snow is an experience in itself.

Very educational and interesting video you have posted. I make tofu and shoyu but have never tried miso. I came across you post and learned a lot. thank you

How about early March? Say 1-15 March? Also, is Sakura season over by first week of April?

I planning a trip for Mid-January. Is Tokyo still crowded during that time?

You are your women okey

So if you like, and can handle cold, plus you want to avoid tourists, come in January/February.

Hi. We will be in Nagoya from Dec 24 to 31. Will it be a bad time for shopping and Sightseeing? Will the shops and restaurants be open? Thank you.

What about February like the 8th to the middle of the month?

Very informative! Thank you for the recommendation, Kuwayama looks beautiful in Autumn!

RIKUGIENはtokyoです

Shiga ????

Konichiwa Kazue!

これからまだまだ人が増えますよおおおお

Thank you for taking us with you. I like your Pikachu costume ⚡️

ありがとうございます👻🎃

Thank you for taking us along it was fun

どうもありがとうございます. アルゴリズムのために ❤

Thank you for this video , I was planning to go to Japan in mid of January with my wife any tip or advice?

super helpful thank you :)

Many people think about Japan’s big cities like Tokyo and Osaka, but countryside is amazing with beautiful views and shrines. Thanks for the new video!

I thought the difference in the okonomiyaki was supposed to be that they used noodles, not caggage

Beautiful sunset, thanks for the tour, great work!

Great video, good throw to get your fortune!

Yamaguchi's treasure trove of spectacular scenery 📸 元乃隅神社と角島大橋 Exploring : Motonosumi Shrine & Tsunoshima Bridge 🛤✨ Join me as I explore two of Yamaguchi's most breathtaking spots, Motonosumi Shrine and Tsunoshima Bridge! 0:00 Opening 1:14 Motonosumi Shrine 16:05 Tsunoshima Ohashi Bridge 18:24 Tsunoshima Lighthouse 19:20 Tsunoshima Ohashi Bridge in the sunset At Motonosumi Shrine, the iconic red torii gates stand against a backdrop of stunning blue skies and ocean. With 123 gates lining the path, it's a sight you won't forget. I also took on the challenge of the "most difficult offering box in Japan," where you need to throw your coin into the box perched high on a large torii gate. After several attempts, I finally made it and sent wishes for everyone's health and happiness! 🎯🙏 Then, we crossed the spectacular Tsunoshima Bridge, a 1,780-meter bridge that stretches over crystal-clear emerald waters. I captured the entire drive with my car camera, so you can experience the beauty of this scenic route from the comfort of your screen! 🌉🚗 If you love stunning landscapes and unique experiences in Japan, don't miss this adventure! 👀 Would like to have an original Japanese itinerary just for you? 🔍 Looking for an expert guide in Japan? Contact me anytime! We offer first 30 mins free consultation. findjapanguide.com/ #JapanTravel #MotonosumiShrine #TsunoshimaBridge #YamaguchiTourism #HiddenGems #ScenicJapan #JapaneseCulture #ToriiGates #ShrineChallenge #RoadTripJapan #BeautifulJapan #VisitYamaguchi #ExploreJapan #JapanVlog #TravelInspiration

Arigatou Kazue for another video explaning lots of details!

いつもありがとうございます 🥰

Tokoji was a spiritual place. Such an atmosphere there.

Great Video! I adjusted my itinerary after watching this. Looking forward to try out the Italian restaurant :) Keep the videos coming.

Hi Kazue! Thanks for your videos! What an amazing place is Hagi! I visited Japan in 2023 and next time I will visit Yamaguchi region.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Hagi, a captivating town nestled along the coast of Yamaguchi Prefecture. Stepping into Hagi felt like stepping back in time. The charming streets, lined with traditional white-walled houses, transported me to a bygone era. 0:00 Opening 0:19 Hagi Station 2:25 Hagi Reverberatory Furnace (World Heritage) 4:45 Ebisugahana Shipyard (World Heritage) 7:05 Shōkasonjuku Academy (World Heritage) 6:11 Hagi Castle Town (World Heritage) 31:37 Meirinkan 36:58 Roadside Station Hagi SeaMart One of the highlights of my trip was exploring the Hagi Castle Town. The well-preserved samurai residences and historic sites offer a glimpse into the lives of the samurai warriors who once ruled this region. I couldn't help but imagine the bustling activity that once filled these streets. A visit to the Shoin Shrine was a must. I was captivated by the serene atmosphere and the rich history associated with this place. It was inspiring to think about the young scholars who once gathered here, their minds ignited by the teachings of Yoshida Shoin at Shōkasonjuku Academy. I also had the opportunity to visit the Hagi Reflection Furnace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learning about the industrial heritage of Hagi was fascinating. The furnace itself is a marvel of engineering, and I couldn't help but be impressed by the skill and craftsmanship of the people who built it. Beyond the historical sites, Hagi offers a delightful blend of natural beauty and local culture. I enjoyed strolling along the waterfront, taking in the fresh sea breeze and admiring the picturesque scenery. I also indulged in delicious local cuisine, including the freshest seafood and traditional Japanese sweets. Hagi is a town that captures the essence of Japan's past and present. It's a place where you can immerse yourself in history, appreciate natural beauty, and experience the warm hospitality of the local people. I highly recommend visiting Hagi to anyone seeking a truly unforgettable experience. 👀 Would like to have an original Japanese itinerary just for you? 🔍 Looking for an expert guide in Japan? findjapanguide.com/ #Hagi #Yamaguchi #Japan #travel #explore #visitjapan #japantravel #travelgram #HagiCastleTown #MatsuyamaShoinShrine #MeirinKan #HagiReflectionFurnace #EmisukabanaShipyard #HagiStation #道の駅萩しーまーと #UNESCOWorldHeritage #history #culture #nature #food #seafood #photography #travelblogger #japantrip #hiddengem #wanderlust

Japan is a place I'd like to visit. The city lights and signs are so bright. Peace and love from Louisiana, USA. 🙂✌ (John 3:16)

ありがとうございます 💖

I explore the breathtaking beauty of Akiyoshidai Plateau and the magnificent Akiyoshido Cave✨ 0:00 Opening 1:08 Akiyoshidai 6:18 Akiyoshido Cave 13:09 Beautiful Drive Way (Karst Road) After a morning exploring Yamaguchi City, I headed to Akiyoshidai and Akiyoshido in the afternoon. Despite starting a bit late, the weather was perfect, and I had a fantastic time. Akiyoshidai's panoramic views, with the clear blue sky, were simply breathtaking. I was lucky enough to have a friendly geopark guide who shared lots of interesting information. Akiyoshido Cave, located just beneath Akiyoshidai, is Japan's largest limestone cave. Although it's 10km long, only 1km is open to the public. I spent about an hour exploring the vast and beautiful cave, starting and ending at Kurotani entrance. Yamaguchi Prefecture has so much to offer, but it seems like a hidden gem that not many people know about. I hope more people will discover this beautiful place. I ended my trip with a relaxing soak in a hot spring at Tōron Onsen. Driving along the Karst roads was also a lot of fun! #Japan #travel #explore #adventure #wanderlust #instatravel #travelgram #visitjapan #japantravel #explorejapan #Akiyoshidai #Akiyoshidocave #Yamaguchi #Karst #limestonecave #geopark #hotsprings #onsen #hiddengem #traveljapan #japaneselandscape #naturephotography #travelblogger　#秋吉台　#秋芳洞 #山口旅行

Nice caves. In Finland we don´t have caves. We are granite area ;-)

Great Video Kazue 🙂

Join me on a journey to Hofu City in Yamaguchi Prefecture, where I explore some of Japan's most peaceful and traditional sites! 0:00 Opening 0:37 Hofu Tenmangu Shrine 11:04 Tea Room "Hosho-An" 25:32 Mohri Residence Garden Corrections:🙏 The city name is Hofu, not Bofu. Apologies for the mistakes. ⛩ My first stop is the Hofu Tenmangu Shrine, a beautiful and historic shrine surrounded by nature. While I was there, I had the chance to feed wild pigeons, which was such a fun and unique experience! 🐦 🌿 Next, I visited the tranquil Hoshoan Tea Room 芳松庵🍵. The tea room and its garden were incredibly calming, offering a perfect escape from the summer heat. The tea room is located in the Hofu Tenmangu Shrine precinct. 🪴 Finally, I strolled through the breathtaking Mori Principal Residence Garden 毛利庭園, where the beauty of the Japanese garden left me in awe. Even though it was a scorching hot day, walking through these traditional spaces full of history and nature made the whole experience unforgettable. I highly recommend visiting these hidden gems in Hofu if you want to immerse yourself in Japan's rich culture! #JapanTravel #Yamaguchi #Hofu #HofuTenmangu #TeaRoom #MoriGarden #JapanVlog #JapaneseCulture #Shrine #JapaneseGarden #PigeonFeeding #VisitJapan #JapanExploration #TravelJapan #JapanNature

Thank you for taking us it was very nice I liked the garden so beautiful

I really miss Japan

How bout September?

🌟 Hiroshima 6 Must-Visit Places in 2024 | Top Hiroshima Travel Guide 🌟 Join me on an unforgettable journey through Hiroshima as I explore 6 incredible must-visit places in 2024! From peaceful gardens to historic landmarks, and even the best place for delicious Okonomiyaki, this travel guide has something for everyone. Whether you're planning a trip to Japan or just love discovering new destinations, you won’t want to miss this! Places covered in this vlog: 0:00 Opening 0:38 Shukkeien Japanese Garden 縮景園 9:26 Hiroshima Castle 広島城 17:53 Atomic Bomb Dome 原爆ドーム 19:51 Orizuru Tower 折り鶴タワー 30:05 Peace Memorial Park 平和記念公園 33:47 Okonomi Village　お好み村 1. Shukkeien Japanese Garden - A serene oasis filled with beauty and history. 2. Hiroshima Castle - Discover the castle’s fascinating history and enjoy stunning city views from the top. 3. Atomic Bomb Dome - A powerful symbol of peace and resilience. 4. Orizuru Tower - Get panoramic views of Hiroshima and make your own peace crane! 5. Peace Memorial Park - Reflect on the importance of peace in this beautiful park. 6. Okonomi Village - Dive into Hiroshima’s famous dish, Okonomiyaki, at this must-visit food spot! Whether you're a history buff, foodie, or nature lover, Hiroshima has something special to offer. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel adventures! Looking for a guide for your trip to Japan? Ask me Kazue!【Find Japan Guide】 findjapanguide.com/ See you soon on my next video!

Thank you for showing us around.

I think Japan is an awesome country, God made that land with amazing landscapes and great natural beauty. So please read this, is an important message, the most important message for any person actually: We are actually fallen and corrupted creatures. We are full of injustices, wickedness, lies and evil. Every human being have the same problem, since the fall of Adam, our hearts are actually seek and go to do evil. We all say lies. We all steal something, even something small or without "importance". We all fall in sexual inmorality like having sex before marrige, or cheat your wife/husband, watch pornography, look other people with lust and corrupted desires, look them in the street, social media, internet, etc. We all hate someone in our hearts, that's actually consider to be a killer in the eyes of God. We all fail and we do horrible things in this earth. Those things I mention before are actually part of the Law of God, and WE BROKE the Law of God many many times. We are actually criminals, sinners, who made crimes against God and our neighbors. God is our Creator, He is Holy, Good and Just and He hates evil and He punish all the wicked actions of the humans beings. He establised a day when He is going to judge every human being in all the history of this Earth, the Final Day of Jugdment. We are all guilty and in that day we going to have all the consequences of our wickedness, We all deserve the eternal condenation, Hell, the Holy and Just Wrath of God, because we broke all the Law of God. We actually have a huge problem with the infinite Justice of God, and we can't escape from that destiny, we are guilty and we can't do anything to change that. We are actually lost for ever. But, God is very very Merciful and God knows we are actually lost for ever, so He did something. God the Father send His Son LORD Jesus Christ to save us. The God of Israel Himself becomes a human being, Jesus of Nazareth, and He die for us, He die for our sins. LORD Jesus in the cross take all the warth and punishment what we deserve for our sins and wickedness and He die for us He die for our sins. He paid the debt with the infinite Justice of God what we have. By His Grace we are save not by any human work of us because we only deserve hell only. That's why when you believe in LORD Jesus and His work of Salvation and Redemption you have salvation, redemption, forgiveness of sins, eternal life and reconciliation with God only by LORD Jesus. LORD Jesus was dead but He rose at the third day, and He is now sit at the right hand of God His Father but He is coming back soon to the Earth as the Supreme Judge, and He will put and end to all the wicked things and evil of the humans beings for ever, including yours if you don't repent, oh, japanese people. That's why we say to you in love and Truth, repent of your sins and wickedness and believe in LORD Jesus and His Gospel and follow Him. Without Christ you are actually lost for ever and ever. If you die, you are going to Judgement of God, and if you don't believe and follow LORD Jesus, after the Judgement you are going to the eternal condenation for ever. That's why with a great sense of urgency take this message with extreme seriously, your life and soul are in danger: you could die today at any moment, you never know. Come to Christ Jesus, without Him we are nothing and the eternal condenation is at the door. Come to Christ oh dear people. Blessings to you and your family, greetings from Chile 🇨🇱

Thank you for this video! I'll be in Gujo-Hachiman in November and I'm so excited!! Greetings from the Netherlands ❤

動画に映っていた郡上八幡の橋と思いますが、昔は小学生等が、橋から川にダイブして川遊びをよくしていたが、今は不明です❗

Hi

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