Your channel has been motivating me to visit Japan and experience it for myself. However, I've gone a step above that and I've managed to land a job in Japan and I'll be moving this year! I just want to thank you for all your hard work and thank you for showing the true Japan! 💕 (And yes before anyone asks I've researched the pros and cons of living there and made the decision based off of multiple factors aside from just wanting to go there)
1. Oh yeah? Rambalac's channel has motivated you to visit Japan Tayyo? Tell me about it! His videos have motivated me to start studying Japanese, a language that I never ever thought of studying before... but here I am now trying to learn Hiragana! And it's all Rambalac's fault! 2. 7:50 "Africa" by the Toto. As beautiful today, 2019, as it was when it was published in 1982. 3. It's interesting to see this quieter urban Japan without bright lights or fantastic shops. 4. The mini-snowman at 16:43 made me chukle. 5. 32:35 This image looks like some old traditional Japanese painting.
I have watched your videos back in my country, dreaming that maybe someday I could live in Japan. Now, I am currently living in Japan I'm still watching your videos. Your videos truly a reminiscence along with my live journey. Bless you forever!
These videos actually help with my anxiety problems and help me sleep. I'm so Happy found this channel. Thank you very much for making these videos. Don't ever stop. Now I REALLY want to visit Japan and maybe even work there....
Dear Rambalac: Very beautiful video!!! The last images from the heights bring me memory the ancient illustrations of the Japanese fables where the beautiful valleys and pine forests are taken with the same perspective that your beautiful drone did, but they, did it with the drone of their imagination and the beautiful camera was the black or ocher ink and the brush. Japanese culture is characterized by its exoticism, its particular way of conceiving existence and the importance of our senses to discover beauty in everything that surrounds us, just like you doto share so kindly with us, dear Rambalac :-)) Thank you for sharing so much beauty with such good will day after day with us Mil ***** for you :-))
Once again, you have created something wonderful. I am so taken by your videos I see them as performance art for life in Japan. They belong in a gallery. I mean REALLY! All I can say is, Thank you. Your efforts to offer quality uploads are very much appreciated.
Bellissimo video di una cittadina innevata, senza strade sporche, e senza un'ombra di giapponesi ahahahah Sul finale uno sguardo sulla città da mozzare il fiato e anche altro. Bravo
I love your video's. They're always so peaceful to watch and the image is always so clear. It really gives a good perspective of about how Japan really looks like. Tnx to your video's I've seen alot of places in real life as well. Keep up the good work. 😉👌
Lovely video Rambalac! Especially love the drone footage. So few people you met while on your walk. I read somewhere that Tokyo area keeps attracting more and more of the population. Makes me sad that lovely little towns like this have so few residents ☹️
Espectacular el paisaje !!! ... Muchas gracias por permitirnos acompañarle en estos paseos que son realmente inolvidables. Un cordial abrazo a la distancia y a esperar por una nueva experiencia turística online !!! ...
Unusually less snowy than I thought,this was one of the snowiest city in all of Japan yet the streets still clean and dry enough? I mean I went to Asahikawa last year and that was so snowy that they have a hard time keeping the snow away from main streets. This place on average snowed almost twice the Asahikawa's average yet this was it? I don't want to sound all gloomy but the weather's been real weird this past months. Tokamachi average 417 cm of snow in January. Asahikawa average 174 cm snow in January.
I was thinking "Let's go to the emerald roof thing over to the left" and when he turned left I was pleasantly surprised to find it was a Buddhist temple! It's really beautiful! How did I know it was Buddhist? The smoke pot out front! It's a tradition to purify oneself with the smoke. Fun little fact for y'all. Have a good day!
I couchsurfed on the outskirts of this town and will never forget it. It was a sort of commune, populated by some very relaxed Japanese and an American, who was writing a novel. It was winter and we all spent most of our time sitting around a row of mismatched kotatsu; talking, working, napping, eating. We ate mostly things that they had pickled from their veggie garden or the surrounding forest before the snow fell, with rice and dashi and sauces etc. I slept on a mattress in the big old attic, it was spacious but comfortable--strewn with mattresses, lamps and fabric draped over old wooden beams here and there for privacy. There was someone else snoring lightly in the far corner but I never saw them downstairs. The day I left I was weighing up whether to splurge on a local specialty soba restaurant, when a group on a work trip from Nagano, who had already had a lot to drink, were begging me to join them for their expenses paid meal. The soba and sake were delicious and plentiful, and these people were some of the most down to earth and hilarious that I've ever met. The butt of many of the jokes was this office junior at whom the most senior guy was constantly taking good-spirited jabs. When I left I took photos and in one of them the senior has the junior in a hearty headlock. The junior is doing his bit by sticking his tongue out and rolling his eyes back. They took me to my train station, which was a strange thing, far from anything else, you walked straight down about 200 stairs underground and waited in a small concrete bunker looking waiting room until a kind of airlock opened just as the train arrived. The feeling of the town itself came back to me with this video. It has a kind of sad and private feeling. It was a similar feeling at the house--stolid but wistful.
I really liked this particular video...I enjoy seeing the areas that aren't in the middle of the cities. It was so quiet. I assume it was a weekend morning? Thank you for your great videos.
@30:15+ Хорошо бы иметь пропеллер за спиной, как у Карлсона, пусть в ранце... :-) Никакие препятствия не страшны, и летай, куда хочешь, не правда ли? А Японию в январе и феврале таки завалило снегом изрядно...
Tokamachi!? I'm from Nagaoka same prefecture Niigata. Rambac is great Japan mania walking such a country road. Speking of snow, Prefecture Niigata is cool, if you want to play skiing, you only have to do is get the bullet train from Tokyo station and get it off at GALA Yuzawa station with empty hand. By the way, I recommen also Kansai area for sightseeing, yea, thanks. Bon voyage!
I just found you and I decided to subscribe to your channel after I had gone though a few of your videos. Although I am Japanese, I am certain that you are more familiar with Japan. You have been to tons of places I have never visited. I am jealous of you and your videos encourage me to go on a trip. Unfortunately, I live in the US for studying abroad, but I will go to some of the places where you have made videos. Just some of them since I do not think I am able to visit all the places. lol I hope to watch more videos!
Question! what are the drone rules regarding small towns like Tokamachi? if it's pretty relaxed, would it be possible to do a quick fly over the town? or is range still a thing?
It's general rules. Flying in high populated areas or airport areas is prohibited (can be checked by gov map). 150m above the ground (not starting point) max. Flying over private property needs permission. Flying no closer 30m to buildings.
I love your videos! I've been following your channel for a while and in this one, I've noticed at 3:24 the Croatian flag. Do you know why is that? Sorry for bothering but I'm excited to see my country's flag randomly like this.
@@Mort7an Correct, I saw it later too. The only reason I can think of is the world cup that was months ago. Other than that, I'd be curious to know what other reason there might be if any. Now I really want to visit that place!
@@ikasuminari Thank you! I've just learned about the friendship between Tokamachi and Croatia. It's such a lovely story and it's definitely going to be my destination when I visit Japan. 説明してくれてどうもありがとう
@Kroasan Nice to see there's more of us here. Yeah, at first I thought my eyes were deceiving me. Now, I'm more determined than ever about visiting Japan next year. The story about this friendship filled my heart with joy.
4:45 look what's on the window
😹
i dont get it what am i supposed to see?
@@andrewhao2507 Corona
I love how calm but strict everything is.
Your channel has been motivating me to visit Japan and experience it for myself. However, I've gone a step above that and I've managed to land a job in Japan and I'll be moving this year!
I just want to thank you for all your hard work and thank you for showing the true Japan! 💕
(And yes before anyone asks I've researched the pros and cons of living there and made the decision based off of multiple factors aside from just wanting to go there)
That's awesome I wish I could get out of my comfort zone too! Hope you'll have a great experience 😊
@@rivas_ruby thank you!
There's always opportunities, it's about finding them and taking that step!
@@CocoTayo hey, if you don't mind sharing, could you tell us what kind of job was it that you got?
1. Oh yeah? Rambalac's channel has motivated you to visit Japan Tayyo? Tell me about it! His videos have motivated me to start studying Japanese, a language that I never ever thought of studying before... but here I am now trying to learn Hiragana!
And it's all Rambalac's fault!
2. 7:50 "Africa" by the Toto. As beautiful today, 2019, as it was when it was published in 1982.
3. It's interesting to see this quieter urban Japan without bright lights or fantastic shops.
4. The mini-snowman at 16:43 made me chukle.
5. 32:35 This image looks like some old traditional Japanese painting.
@@benedettobruno1669 Hiragana is child level stuff lol
Just woke up; was going to exercise but figured I'd let you do it for me.
LoL!!!!! Only you. 😂
These videos cure my depression
why? is it because you dream of going to Japan?
same
You're the only youtuber I turn on 1080p x 60
7:50 Toto - Africa
Japan Very beautiful country
Clear of any social progressive themed and cultural endorsemented bull crap
I could forget all my problems watching this, so serene.
So beautiful, so peaceful, so majestic..especially the end!!
You're the best TH-cam Channel by far. Greetings from Brazil🇧🇷
Отличный маленький городок и очень приятная прогулка :)
Rambalac, Спасибо за видео!
That ending was phenomenal, awesome video!
sometimes I think this is more than a simple yt channel. I feel so numb and cosy after every trip. Thanks once more.
Il y a beaucoup de neige ! ⛄️❄️ Merci pour cette vidéo 🧣🧤💙
Wow, the flight at the end topped off a beautiful walk. Great job Rambalac!
Love Japan! So subscribed. Greetings from India.
😍😍😍👍👍 Как всегда отличная прогулка, спасибо за работу и прекрасные виды!!!
I have been going through all your videos. Thank you so much for all the time you put into making these videos. I enjoy every bit!
Hello and love to all lovers of Japan!
From your friend in England ❤️
懐かしい〜
I’ve been there when I was in elementary school for a basketball training camp.
Aditya Wardhana only 4 players and still winning againts Indonsia 84-66 LOL
Who knew that your average Japanese walking pedestrian could be my favorite channel on TH-cam. Everything about Japan is breathtaking.
When I look at your video, I always feel like walking around the place.
The drone shot at the end so so unexpected and beautiful
I lived in Japan for a short time! I love your videos so much! It makes me feel like I'm back there 💖💖
I have watched your videos back in my country, dreaming that maybe someday I could live in Japan. Now, I am currently living in Japan I'm still watching your videos. Your videos truly a reminiscence along with my live journey. Bless you forever!
These videos actually help with my anxiety problems and help me sleep. I'm so Happy found this channel. Thank you very much for making these videos. Don't ever stop.
Now I REALLY want to visit Japan and maybe even work there....
Me too I also use it to sleep
A short but sweet walk in a nice little town, the drone flight was the icing on the cake!
Thanks Rambalac, I'm a disable person, enjoy watching your channel about streetscape at Japan.
The snow gives a romantic touch to this beautiful city ... thanks Ram :)
オススメに出てきました。
ああ、あの道か、この通りかとゆっくり観れて嬉しかったです。
ありがとうございます。
Thank you for your work! ありがとうございます！
Congrats! 100K subscribers! I hope you can have more comfortable trips around great places in Japan.
I have always loved your videos and your drone work is exceptional..... I'm so glad I found this Chanel
Dear Rambalac: Very beautiful video!!!
The last images from the heights bring me memory the ancient illustrations of the Japanese fables where the beautiful valleys and pine forests are taken with the same perspective that your beautiful drone did, but they, did it with the drone of their imagination and the beautiful camera was the black or ocher ink and the brush.
Japanese culture is characterized by its exoticism, its particular way of conceiving existence and the importance of our senses to discover beauty in everything that surrounds us, just like you doto share so kindly with us, dear Rambalac :-))
Thank you for sharing so much beauty with such good will day after day with us Mil ***** for you :-))
Once again, you have created something wonderful. I am so taken by your videos I see them as performance art for life in Japan. They belong in a gallery. I mean REALLY! All I can say is, Thank you. Your efforts to offer quality uploads are very much appreciated.
So peaceful, thank you!
I adore your channel, thank you!! -fan from Mexico
Bellissimo video di una cittadina innevata, senza strade sporche, e senza un'ombra di giapponesi ahahahah Sul finale uno sguardo sulla città da mozzare il fiato e anche altro. Bravo
I love your video's.
They're always so peaceful to watch and the image is always so clear.
It really gives a good perspective of about how Japan really looks like.
Tnx to your video's I've seen alot of places in real life as well.
Keep up the good work. 😉👌
Lovely video Rambalac! Especially love the drone footage. So few people you met while on your walk. I read somewhere that Tokyo area keeps attracting more and more of the population. Makes me sad that lovely little towns like this have so few residents ☹️
beautiful winter landscape, especially view from the drone.
This Video took my breath away.....and raised my Spirits....Thank you
Clicked as fast as i saw notification. Keep it up.
Ram... it's too cold...Stay safe.. we don't want you to fall ill ✌️😁
What a beautiful ending. Thank you so much!
Beautiful video. Regards from Croatia 🙂 ✌️
Your videos are an absolute pleasure! Thank you very much!
Espectacular el paisaje !!! ... Muchas gracias por permitirnos acompañarle en estos paseos que son realmente inolvidables. Un cordial abrazo a la distancia y a esperar por una nueva experiencia turística online !!! ...
Your breathing by walking through the nature is nice! :-)
It sounds like 2001: A Space Odyssey! ( Shutting down HAL9000 scene )
I like it! :-)
What a video!!! The last 5 minutes were pure poetry 💓
the ending is so beautiful thanks for your video
Love Japan. I hope to walk on its streets one day.
I love you’re channel it helps me to study and relax bless you💕
Mavic shots were beautiful. Nicely done Ram.
So much memories in this city, I worked for the art festival last summer... Thank you for bringing me back there !
Спасибо за ваши видео! Очень интересно и познавательно.
Love your vids, Hope i get to experience it all for myself IRL.
so cool good job
I love watching your videos. They are relaxing! :) thanks
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
I love Niigata. I know a very nice family that lives in Shibata, just outside the city.
nice snowman, I love your videos you're the best
Unusually less snowy than I thought,this was one of the snowiest city in all of Japan yet the streets still clean and dry enough?
I mean I went to Asahikawa last year and that was so snowy that they have a hard time keeping the snow away from main streets.
This place on average snowed almost twice the Asahikawa's average yet this was it?
I don't want to sound all gloomy but the weather's been real weird this past months.
Tokamachi average 417 cm of snow in January.
Asahikawa average 174 cm snow in January.
I was thinking "Let's go to the emerald roof thing over to the left" and when he turned left I was pleasantly surprised to find it was a Buddhist temple! It's really beautiful!
How did I know it was Buddhist? The smoke pot out front! It's a tradition to purify oneself with the smoke. Fun little fact for y'all. Have a good day!
interesting and nice (small streets and main streets, peaceful radiating temples, hidden parts of the city, nature)
likes !!!
I love your videos! Thank you!
I couchsurfed on the outskirts of this town and will never forget it. It was a sort of commune, populated by some very relaxed Japanese and an American, who was writing a novel. It was winter and we all spent most of our time sitting around a row of mismatched kotatsu; talking, working, napping, eating. We ate mostly things that they had pickled from their veggie garden or the surrounding forest before the snow fell, with rice and dashi and sauces etc. I slept on a mattress in the big old attic, it was spacious but comfortable--strewn with mattresses, lamps and fabric draped over old wooden beams here and there for privacy. There was someone else snoring lightly in the far corner but I never saw them downstairs.
The day I left I was weighing up whether to splurge on a local specialty soba restaurant, when a group on a work trip from Nagano, who had already had a lot to drink, were begging me to join them for their expenses paid meal. The soba and sake were delicious and plentiful, and these people were some of the most down to earth and hilarious that I've ever met. The butt of many of the jokes was this office junior at whom the most senior guy was constantly taking good-spirited jabs. When I left I took photos and in one of them the senior has the junior in a hearty headlock. The junior is doing his bit by sticking his tongue out and rolling his eyes back.
They took me to my train station, which was a strange thing, far from anything else, you walked straight down about 200 stairs underground and waited in a small concrete bunker looking waiting room until a kind of airlock opened just as the train arrived.
The feeling of the town itself came back to me with this video. It has a kind of sad and private feeling. It was a similar feeling at the house--stolid but wistful.
You've made a nice training at the end :D Was worth to hike, great view for us ! Cheers !
Thank you for making these videos
I really liked this particular video...I enjoy seeing the areas that aren't in the middle of the cities. It was so quiet. I assume it was a weekend morning? Thank you for your great videos.
@30:15+ Хорошо бы иметь пропеллер за спиной, как у Карлсона, пусть в ранце... :-) Никакие препятствия не страшны, и летай, куда хочешь, не правда ли? А Японию в январе и феврале таки завалило снегом изрядно...
私の一週間を明るくするための素晴らしいビデオのようなものは何もありません！ 素晴らしい仕事だ！
And here we go to Japan!
Tokamachi!? I'm from Nagaoka same prefecture Niigata. Rambac is great Japan mania walking such a country road. Speking of snow, Prefecture Niigata is cool, if you want to play skiing, you only have to do is get the bullet train from Tokyo station and get it off at GALA Yuzawa station with empty hand. By the way, I recommen also Kansai area for sightseeing, yea, thanks. Bon voyage!
Я очень люблю Японию. Японцы самая лучшая нация на земле. 👍👍👍
То-то это лучшую нацию ненавидят пол азии. Завидуют, видимо.
THESE VIDEOS ARE SPOILING THE HECK OUT OF ME. I LOVE IT
I just found you and I decided to subscribe to your channel after I had gone though a few of your videos. Although I am Japanese, I am certain that you are more familiar with Japan. You have been to tons of places I have never visited. I am jealous of you and your videos encourage me to go on a trip. Unfortunately, I live in the US for studying abroad, but I will go to some of the places where you have made videos. Just some of them since I do not think I am able to visit all the places. lol I hope to watch more videos!
16:43 i love your snowball sir 😂
I like the switch from walking to flying, its like you have acquired rocket pants! (Theres no such thing as rocket pants)
Beautiful country 🇯🇵
That drone footage so beautiful.
Drone footage? I thought he just decided to start flying
@@carloscanales8803 he was flying a drone at the end.
@@orangeadvan I was joking. I didn't really think he just started to fly lol
good job.....thank you👍
Thank you! Love the drone footage!
Omg how I wish I could go there I love snow so much
Great Job i love your Vids :)
There must be a wind chill warning by dusk, hardly saw anyone around. But this weather looked mild compared to snow country prefectures.
最後にドローンで撮影した映像が素晴らしい。
very beautiful city! Thank you for sharing!
Absolutely beautiful at the end. Cheers!
Question!
what are the drone rules regarding small towns like Tokamachi? if it's pretty relaxed, would it be possible to do a quick fly over the town? or is range still a thing?
It's general rules. Flying in high populated areas or airport areas is prohibited (can be checked by gov map). 150m above the ground (not starting point) max. Flying over private property needs permission. Flying no closer 30m to buildings.
wow without google ads appear,
this guy awesome,,,
I been there in tokamachi niigata and i have so many memories with the people i ❤
i love your videos, so relaxing
Is that a Sodachi I see there
@@xmaslieder yes
Большое спасибо
sick in bed in tel aviv, it is so nice to walk in the snow in niigata. thank you .
Estamos com inveja dessa neve toda !!!! Kkkkkkkkk !!!!! Aqui no Brasil o valor está de matar .......... Lindas paisagens brancas !!!!!
Wonderful
You and your videos awesome
I love your videos! I've been following your channel for a while and in this one, I've noticed at 3:24 the Croatian flag. Do you know why is that? Sorry for bothering but I'm excited to see my country's flag randomly like this.
I'm sure I saw the Croatian flag twice in the video. :)
@@Mort7an Correct, I saw it later too. The only reason I can think of is the world cup that was months ago. Other than that, I'd be curious to know what other reason there might be if any. Now I really want to visit that place!
@@micolashcageクロアチア代表団は2002 WCでこの町にキャンプを張りました、そして、それ以来交換があるようです。
@@ikasuminari Thank you! I've just learned about the friendship between Tokamachi and Croatia. It's such a lovely story and it's definitely going to be my destination when I visit Japan. 説明してくれてどうもありがとう
@Kroasan Nice to see there's more of us here. Yeah, at first I thought my eyes were deceiving me. Now, I'm more determined than ever about visiting Japan next year. The story about this friendship filled my heart with joy.