Enjoyed the tour of Nagasaki, liked seeing the stone bridges, old buildings and streets. Full of different cultures and lots of History and not over commercialised. Love the Trams. A night walk would be great 👍.Arigato 🙏😀👍
The bridges were so beautiful. But those stepping stones did look a bit scary. It was awesome seeing that family feeding the fish. That's what I would do if I was there.😊
Thank you! Hoping we are allowed to Japan in Sept ( third visit) and we really want to spend most of our our time this time in Kyushu (gorgeous Shikoku last trip, Honshu first time). Nagasaki looks pretty. I really enjoyed our time around Hiroshima Prefecture, another chilled out city I really liked. I'm excited now! Please Covid go away.
Your comments about the stepping had me smiling. I love you sensibility and your willingness to show vulnerability, plus you are a lot of fun. I love history and old building.
This is so intimate Shinichi, thank you for taking the time to share glimpses into the history and architecture of Nagasaki during the day and night time! I enjoy the adventure and history of the scenery you pass by :) I hope, once this pandemic runs its course, that I might be able to enjoy walking through some of the streets you have featured.
Once we’re allowed to travel to locations throughout Japan (military has completely restricted where we can go...), I’m coming back to all of your blogs to get ideas of what places to see in different destinations. Love your channels!
Shinichi, I take a hiking stick with me when I walk in the woods because of the same thing you felt crossing the rocks. A hiking stick helps a lot with crossing streams and going over uneven trails. They make ones that collapse so you can put it in a backpack. Imagine crossing on rocks like that with a big backpack. Not fun.
The trams are a littlebit like in Hiroshima. My hometown also has many tram lines, so I love to drive with it 🤗. Thanks of you Nagasaki is defenetly in my list for next vacation to japan. Missing this 'beep' sound from the japanese traffic lightning system so much 😍.
great walking tour, really reminded me of my visit to Nagasaki in April. I am scheduled to go back there again in July to further my studies and research of the city and history related to Bakumatsu and pre-Meiji era period.
I loved those bridges at the beginning there, I was wondering how I could cross since I'm in a wheelchair xD but you went to the main ones and they were awesome! love those koi fishes and I felt bad for the family that was being harassed by pigeons xD. If your feeling up to it next time your in Nagasaki, that is if you miss it this time, a nighttime stroll would be great I love seeing the two sides of a city and night time walks are always claiming and an enjoyable time to walk and comtemplate.
Another great vlog on Nagasaki! Castella cake was brought to Japan by the Portuguese. I was unaware of that fact until my ‘significant other’ who is of Portuguese ancestry advised me while in Nagasaki. Good stuff!
You know what I hate about your videos? It's everytime you say "I think it's time to end this video." I'd be like "what?!" "noooooooooooo!" Wonderful video as usual 😍
nö mentiön öff geömänsi eh shintö ör hindöö v v (jaja böth near? xD dydd unö with terracöttä army they made mehrcvrry Läkeletz? underground to mimmick near? lakes ? 11:45 cybärpvnk ? 13:10 missync 411 ^^?
Enjoyed the tour of Nagasaki, liked seeing the stone bridges, old buildings and streets. Full of different cultures and lots of History and not over commercialised. Love the Trams. A night walk would be great 👍.Arigato 🙏😀👍
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I seen Nagasaki City in my Mobile.
It is very beautiful and nice City.
It is Historic City.
Thanks for sharing this video yes it would be nice to see that night walk
Thank You for sharing your Walk with me !!!
This is excellent. Nagasaki is on the list for our next Japan trip.
Thank you so much for your walk! I lived in Nagasaki in 1987
Thank you so much! Nagasaki is my favorite city in Japan
The bridges were so beautiful. But those stepping stones did look a bit scary.
It was awesome seeing that family feeding the fish. That's what I would do if I was there.😊
Wow them bridges so beautiful and with the koi fish too!!!! ✨✨👍🏻
That was a nice walk, love those narrow streets
Beautiful view from the bridge. Yes, a night walk would be interesting.
I would love to see a night walk video! Great job as always!
I've been there way back 2017 ,I enjoyed walking, people are very friendly.we ate a very delicious noodles
Your video about Nagasaki made my want to visit this November! I can’t wait ❤
I know you from TabiEats but only discovered this now. So nice and relaxing. Thank you for sharing!
The the view of the bridges AWESOME thanks stay safe God BLESS to all
Thank you! Hoping we are allowed to Japan in Sept ( third visit) and we really want to spend most of our our time this time in Kyushu (gorgeous Shikoku last trip, Honshu first time). Nagasaki looks pretty. I really enjoyed our time around Hiroshima Prefecture, another chilled out city I really liked. I'm excited now! Please Covid go away.
THANKS ! ALWAYS LIKE WHAT U DO !
I am absolutely loving the videos from Nagasaki!! Now it needs to be on my must visit list!!
really loved this!
Thank you for sharing a very nice Nagasaki walk!
nice walk bro thank you see you next vlog
Your comments about the stepping had me smiling. I love you sensibility and your willingness to show vulnerability, plus you are a lot of fun. I love history and old building.
Love Nagasaki!
thank you for posting, absolutely loved it
Great video ❤️ I'd love to see the night life too!
This is so intimate Shinichi, thank you for taking the time to share glimpses into the history and architecture of Nagasaki during the day and night time! I enjoy the adventure and history of the scenery you pass by :) I hope, once this pandemic runs its course, that I might be able to enjoy walking through some of the streets you have featured.
Great video of Beautiful Nagasaki City! Greetings from Brazil!
Once we’re allowed to travel to locations throughout Japan (military has completely restricted where we can go...), I’m coming back to all of your blogs to get ideas of what places to see in different destinations. Love your channels!
thanks.
Very interesting area you did a good job in filming it
Great city tour - Love it
I really like what you do, thank you for showing places to us.
Shinichi, I take a hiking stick with me when I walk in the woods because of the same thing you felt crossing the rocks. A hiking stick helps a lot with crossing streams and going over uneven trails. They make ones that collapse so you can put it in a backpack. Imagine crossing on rocks like that with a big backpack. Not fun.
Aloha Satoshi, thank you! The stone bridges were so beautiful! So many koi! Thank you for all you do! Aloha nou!🥰
Thank you for watching. And I know you meant to say SHINICHI.:)
Japan really has steep staircases. We were supposed to go to Nagasaki at the end of May last year. Looks like a great city.
It's good that the river is not polluted
The trams are a littlebit like in Hiroshima. My hometown also has many tram lines, so I love to drive with it 🤗.
Thanks of you Nagasaki is defenetly in my list for next vacation to japan.
Missing this 'beep' sound from the japanese traffic lightning system so much 😍.
I like your stile. Very informative
great walking tour, really reminded me of my visit to Nagasaki in April. I am scheduled to go back there again in July to further my studies and research of the city and history related to Bakumatsu and pre-Meiji era period.
You literally walked past my old place on the first shopping street.
I loved those bridges at the beginning there, I was wondering how I could cross since I'm in a wheelchair xD but you went to the main ones and they were awesome! love those koi fishes and I felt bad for the family that was being harassed by pigeons xD. If your feeling up to it next time your in Nagasaki, that is if you miss it this time, a nighttime stroll would be great I love seeing the two sides of a city and night time walks are always claiming and an enjoyable time to walk and comtemplate.
Another great vlog on Nagasaki! Castella cake was brought to Japan by the Portuguese. I was unaware of that fact until my ‘significant other’ who is of Portuguese ancestry advised me while in Nagasaki. Good stuff!
Always wanted to walk with you ❤️
Please show us the night time!!!
Natsukashii...Nagasaki kaeritai!
In our 20's we are too busy partying. As we get older & slow down we appreciate our surroundings more.
here at premiere! good morning from the uk!
Good morning,I'm watching the video ,at 4:44 am. Greetings from California🖐
I’d love to see Nagasaki at night!!!
The riverbed and bridges are fascinating. Did the bridges survive the bombing in 1945, or did they have to be re-built?
I share your fear of stairs 😅😵💫😭😭😭♥️
Good morning 🌄
Why was it the most famous bridge?
I wonder what a power washer would do there 🤩
Nice video
Personally I’m not a fan of nighttime videos. Maybe you could do a coverage of the tram network there instead. That looks very cute 😉
You know what I hate about your videos? It's everytime you say "I think it's time to end this video." I'd be like "what?!" "noooooooooooo!"
Wonderful video as usual 😍
Night walk please, super gorgeous out there.
Shinichi! Are you live in Nagasaki or other city?
I live in Tokyo
Nakadori Shoten
Love komeda coffee
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Falling in the river wouldn't be the worst thing to happen. Embarassing, but I bet you wouldn't be seriously hurt.
nö mentiön öff geömänsi eh shintö ör hindöö v v (jaja böth near? xD
dydd unö with terracöttä army they made mehrcvrry Läkeletz? underground to mimmick near? lakes ? 11:45 cybärpvnk ? 13:10 missync 411 ^^?
The bri
They survived WWII ....
what's with all the masks
Someone fooled around with a board game, and girls. Silly.
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