Where would you want to go in Kyoto the most?? *I’m trying out everything I can to remove the glitches but I can’t😭 Can anyone give me some advice?? ・ In this channel, you can take a closer look at Japanese traditional culture, tips upon traveling to Kyoto, and social problems in Japan. So learners and lovers of Japanese language and culture, be sure to subscribe to enjoy more content! Please check out the description box for more videos recommended for you! Thank you again very much for watching!
It could be a lot of different things, but try to get at least 24 GB of RAM in your PC. I used to use 16 GB but honestly 24 is the minimum I use now because video editing often eats up lots of RAM
Shogo do you think that oda nobunaga siege of Mount Hiei had an influence in the temple ranking? I am also curious about fushimi. Where can I found information on what to see besides the fushimi inari taisha (my favorite place in Japan...and probably the world)..
Kyoto's climate sounds a bit like the California high desert just with slightly less extreme temps but WAY more humidity. (Temps there could get up to 120 F/~49 C in summer and down to 0 F/~-18 C in winter but the humidity was always 30% or below.)
My Grandparents lived in Big Pine, CA and when I use to go visit for Christmas, it would always be snowing. I lived in Sun Valley, CA. it rained more there, so it was more humid than hot. I used to walk to school in huge puddles of water. Not kidding.
I’m from the high desert of Southern California and this didn’t sound too bad. The 0 degree winter sounds horrible though. We don’t get too much of that.
I will never forget that day.. The thermometer was showing "feels like 43 degrees", even though it was a lil lower.. but still, what the... I don't know how I walked. Maybe it was adrenaline cause I was happy being there and sightseeing :D
I really miss going to Kyoto. I liked living in Osaka, well Takatsuki to be exact. But every weekend I took the train there instead going into Osaka and I strongly agree about the heat. I'm from Florida, USA and it's still pretty intense.
Another super interesting video! As a US Minnesotan I'm ready to visit Kyoto from a weather standpoint! In an average year our temperatures will range from around -40°F to 100°F (-40C to 37C)!
Fun and informative as always, thank you. Also thanks for the advice on when to visit to avoid the crowds. In addition to late spring, how about late fall when it starts getting colder?
I just recently found your TH-cam channel and I am enjoying your contents. I lived in Kyoto for 2.5 year as a graduate student and it is one of the best decision of my life. I really reccomend Kyoto for Students as it not as distracting as big cities which allows you to focus on your study, while enjoying the various cultural sites and activities. I hope I can return to Kyoto again one day 🥰
Thanks, Shogo. Love all your videos on Japan, and also Kyoto. I will be visiting Kyoto this September, and so happy to have found your channel. Very insightful and informative.
I was supposed to study in Kyoto in winter 2019 - 2020. I myself come from Germany. Unfortunately, Covid put everything on hold and now everything has been postponed. Hopefully I can now travel there in September. I was really looking forward to studying in Kyoto. I had really lost hope that it would work out, but your videos help me to be motivated again!
Very informative Shogo-san. My wife and I visited Kyoto, Osaka and Nara on a one week tour in March 2018. Yes, we were fortunate to see the sakura in bloom. My favorite part of the tour was a one day side tour by an old train to Arashiyama to hike up the Mt. Atago and view the monkeys, relax in the Onsen at the foot of the mountain, eat a delicious yudofu and tempura meal at Togetsu Tei, and hike up through the bamboo forest. Oh how I want to return!
When I was an Exchange student at Ryukoku University (2002-2003) in the winter I would buy small heated cans of coffee from the vending machines and use them as handwarmers in the pockets of my coat. So when they cooled down enough i would have warm hands and a warm drink.
Yes! Totally agree on the hot 蒸し暑い summers of Kyoto! My relatives haven't experienced it firsthand and gawked when I said it feels like breathing in water when you're stuck in Kyoto summers. Also I can kind of agree on the bread and coffee bit but maybe because it was in 2011 and my standards are Australian expresso + milk styles, I found it hard to find a good decent coffee in Kyoto when I was there! I did try Inoda but maybe because I wasn't used to drip coffee, I couldn't get used to it 😅 maybe it's different now? But yes their breads are top-notch! Loved getting a croissant daily from Le Petit Croissant!
You missed the part where the women there have pretty high standards so it would be almost impossible impressing even the most open minded woman there 😭
The first time i hear about Kyoto was from the anime ( rorouni Kenshin) - I love that cartoon.. but your photos got me interested- Kyoto looks like a great place to visit- lots of site scenes ..
I love your information and style of presentation. However, as someone who grew up in Minnesota it's slightly amusing to me that you consider 0 degrees C to be "very cold". A day of 0 degrees C in Minnesota during the winter is a warm day.
For me, summer in Kyoto is more like being boiled since it is hot and humid. Nonetheless, I'd rather be in Kyoto in summer than anywhere else. I miss Kyoto!
I would love to say the ramen but quite possibly the sake. I love it hot. The ramen though is quite tempting as well of course the shrines and temples.
10:52 Bleah; I know what that level of humidity is like. It does not feel good...especially when one deals with sensitivity to UV exposure. 16:10 So, a lot like the instant ramen packs one could buy at a store. Heh-ha, sooo healthy. I really only knew that Kyoto was once Japan's capital. These eight facts were basically new to me, though mostly unsurprising. The Midwestern US often has a lot of super hot and humid summer days, and in some areas, it's often very windy (I speak of non-storm related wind).
"Summer in Kyoto feels like you're being grilled on a frying pan" OOOF!!! All I'm thinking about is maiko/geiko I can't imagine how hard that must be for them!!! 🥵
I'm actually a bit excited now. I was worried because I live in a desert basin environment (salt lake) and was worried it'd be too different for me to adapt, but it sounds like I shouldn't have much trouble outside of the humidity.
The temperatures in Kyoto are kinda similar to north of Skåne in Sweden except that it doesn’t get that hot but close to it and it gets colder, like -5 degrees Celsius
I think the part with the one-hand-eating is more of a myth, I can't imagine craftsmen eating during their work, risking to stain their produce with dirty hands. Might still apply to travellers and merchants tho
I do wanna try melon pan I mean, it's cookie merged with bread, is there any better mix than that?? I would pick a slice of white bread, like it was playdough and crush it together with chips ahoy, I basically created melon bread as a child, without ever knowing about it until 10 years later
Shogo: extremly hot, 35 degreees Me: okay okay, that's survivable, it sometimes happens here too Shogo: extremly cold, even 0 degrees Me: hAhAhA you fool, welcome to Poland
Question: I notice you (Shogo) pronounce Kyoto as "Kyodo". Is this one of those things where the second syllable has a sound somewhere in between a "t" and a "d"? I've always pronounced it with a hard "t" sound, but I was not born or raised in Japan, so I am curious if I have been mispronouncing it all these years. lol.
Its still beter where i am from. All year long 35 degree celcius sometimes up to 40 and only in the evening it goes down to 23 so kyoto sounds much beter haha
I assume Kyoto might be Japan's "California" and "Seattle"? Very liberal, pro-socialist, pro-communism that is widely embraced by its university population? Thank you! I am learning much from your program!
Where would you want to go in Kyoto the most??
*I’m trying out everything I can to remove the glitches but I can’t😭
Can anyone give me some advice??
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The ramen shop!
what glitch? and btw, the Kyoto ramen you described reminds me of thick broth noodle soups here at home too 🥰
It could be a lot of different things, but try to get at least 24 GB of RAM in your PC. I used to use 16 GB but honestly 24 is the minimum I use now because video editing often eats up lots of RAM
Honestly meeting you would be pretty cool
Shogo do you think that oda nobunaga siege of Mount Hiei had an influence in the temple ranking?
I am also curious about fushimi. Where can I found information on what to see besides the fushimi inari taisha (my favorite place in Japan...and probably the world)..
I really appreciate the geography/atmosphere explanation of why Kyoto has high temperatures. Thank you, it was easy to understand it. :)
shogo: 35 degrees feels like in a frying pan and kyoto has 15 days + hot days a year
me: thats everyday for me .... cries silently
The temperatures you described sound similar to my hometown Porto Alegre. I feel your pain.
I'm always excited to watch your videos. Unrivaled presentation!
About Kyoto wow...as natural as you get for an actual atmospheric dome.
Kyoto's climate sounds a bit like the California high desert just with slightly less extreme temps but WAY more humidity. (Temps there could get up to 120 F/~49 C in summer and down to 0 F/~-18 C in winter but the humidity was always 30% or below.)
My Grandparents lived in Big Pine, CA and when I use to go visit for Christmas, it would always be snowing. I lived in Sun Valley, CA. it rained more there, so it was more humid than hot. I used to walk to school in huge puddles of water. Not kidding.
I’m from the high desert of Southern California and this didn’t sound too bad. The 0 degree winter sounds horrible though. We don’t get too much of that.
I will never forget that day.. The thermometer was showing "feels like 43 degrees", even though it was a lil lower.. but still, what the... I don't know how I walked. Maybe it was adrenaline cause I was happy being there and sightseeing :D
I really miss going to Kyoto. I liked living in Osaka, well Takatsuki to be exact. But every weekend I took the train there instead going into Osaka and I strongly agree about the heat. I'm from Florida, USA and it's still pretty intense.
Another super interesting video! As a US Minnesotan I'm ready to visit Kyoto from a weather standpoint! In an average year our temperatures will range from around -40°F to 100°F (-40C to 37C)!
I hope I can visit Kyoto and see all tressure this city has to offer ! I love love Kyoto Sooo much !
Now I love Kyoto even more
Fun and informative as always, thank you. Also thanks for the advice on when to visit to avoid the crowds. In addition to late spring, how about late fall when it starts getting colder?
I just recently found your TH-cam channel and I am enjoying your contents. I lived in Kyoto for 2.5 year as a graduate student and it is one of the best decision of my life. I really reccomend Kyoto for Students as it not as distracting as big cities which allows you to focus on your study, while enjoying the various cultural sites and activities. I hope I can return to Kyoto again one day 🥰
Ahh thank you for making these videos! I love Kyoto!
Love your videos ! They're instructive and relaxing at the same time. Keep u the great work !
I love Kansai dialect ❤️
Thanks for this video. I learned more about Kyoto. I'll return for a visit next month. I'll road trip my way from Tokyo where I live now.
Thanks, Shogo. Love all your videos on Japan, and also Kyoto. I will be visiting Kyoto this September, and so happy to have found your channel. Very insightful and informative.
Man... living somewhere where it hits over 100F in the summer and often hits -20 to -30F in the winter, Kyoto sounds like a paradise, haha.
Coffee and bread together is also a common thing in Dominican Republic and possibly other Spanish countries.
Cafe con pan is unbeatable!
Thanks for the video, Shogo! ありがとうございます！
Nice to see your video today. Very informative. Hope you and your family had no ill effects from the latest earthquake.
Cool I love to work in Kyoto
Fall in Kyoto is the best time of year.
Thanks for another great video
Shogo, your videos are stellar - creative, informative, with brilliant presentation and visuals. thank you :)
I have a small piece of bread and coffee for breakfast too! It’s the best
Hey Shogo you have already 90 000 subscribers is magnifique ;) !
imagine the Heian-era nobles under their many layers of clothing here xD
Thank you man, I appreciate your work!
I was supposed to study in Kyoto in winter 2019 - 2020. I myself come from Germany. Unfortunately, Covid put everything on hold and now everything has been postponed. Hopefully I can now travel there in September. I was really looking forward to studying in Kyoto. I had really lost hope that it would work out, but your videos help me to be motivated again!
Your videos are terrific!!
kyoto is coffee capital..nice.
Almost 100,000 subscribers now, congratulations to your family
This guy deserves more subs!!!
Very informative Shogo-san. My wife and I visited Kyoto, Osaka and Nara on a one week tour in March 2018. Yes, we were fortunate to see the sakura in bloom. My favorite part of the tour was a one day side tour by an old train to Arashiyama to hike up the Mt. Atago and view the monkeys, relax in the Onsen at the foot of the mountain, eat a delicious yudofu and tempura meal at Togetsu Tei, and hike up through the bamboo forest. Oh how I want to return!
Tenka-Ippin is my favourite! 2nd place Ippudo 3rd place Ichiran
When I was an Exchange student at Ryukoku University (2002-2003) in the winter I would buy small heated cans of coffee from the vending machines and use them as handwarmers in the pockets of my coat. So when they cooled down enough i would have warm hands and a warm drink.
Yes! Totally agree on the hot 蒸し暑い summers of Kyoto! My relatives haven't experienced it firsthand and gawked when I said it feels like breathing in water when you're stuck in Kyoto summers. Also I can kind of agree on the bread and coffee bit but maybe because it was in 2011 and my standards are Australian expresso + milk styles, I found it hard to find a good decent coffee in Kyoto when I was there! I did try Inoda but maybe because I wasn't used to drip coffee, I couldn't get used to it 😅 maybe it's different now? But yes their breads are top-notch! Loved getting a croissant daily from Le Petit Croissant!
"The unmarried rate of those in their 20s is No. 1" - all the men go rushing there to find a waifu
you‘ll have to live there too and not be a social reclusive for a healthy marriage
There are thousands of undergrad/ grad students there so that explains.
You missed the part where the women there have pretty high standards so it would be almost impossible impressing even the most open minded woman there 😭
There are so many cool cafes in Kyoto! I highly recommend Walden Woods and Kurasu
I wonder shogo-san, are there Filipinos living in Kyoto? bread and coffee feels like a very Filipino breakfast lol
@@Crazt can you explain
@@Crazt is it because of entertainers?
The first time i hear about Kyoto was from the anime ( rorouni Kenshin) - I love that cartoon.. but your photos got me interested- Kyoto looks like a great place to visit- lots of site scenes ..
I love your information and style of presentation. However, as someone who grew up in Minnesota it's slightly amusing to me that you consider 0 degrees C to be "very cold". A day of 0 degrees C in Minnesota during the winter is a warm day.
This video came out on my birthday!
You had me at coffee 😀
For me, summer in Kyoto is more like being boiled since it is hot and humid. Nonetheless, I'd rather be in Kyoto in summer than anywhere else. I miss Kyoto!
"Kyoto feels like you're being grilled in a frying pan"
🤣
(The Mojave sends it's regards)
(I'm sure the Aussis do as well)
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
Advance congratulations ❤️
I’m sold
I would love to say the ramen but quite possibly the sake. I love it hot. The ramen though is quite tempting as well of course the shrines and temples.
Shogo, I would love to visit when the cherry blossoms are in bloom
Cool shapeshift bro 🙂
5 facts? More like 30 xD awesome how there's so much to explain and learn
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Coffee flavored bread and yeast flavored cofee
It sounds a lot like Phoenix AZ in the summer, but they don't get nearly as cold.
10:52 Bleah; I know what that level of humidity is like. It does not feel good...especially when one deals with sensitivity to UV exposure.
16:10 So, a lot like the instant ramen packs one could buy at a store. Heh-ha, sooo healthy.
I really only knew that Kyoto was once Japan's capital. These eight facts were basically new to me, though mostly unsurprising. The Midwestern US often has a lot of super hot and humid summer days, and in some areas, it's often very windy (I speak of non-storm related wind).
Me, in Canada, coming back from a 0 °C walk in my shorts: "Very cold, you say? Interesting!" =)
I’d like to go to Japan in my next life.
I truly miss the pastries in Japan, fresh and not overly sweet like we have here in America
I like to visit Kyoto during the Gion Festival
Ah, bread and coffee. My usual breakfast. I live in the Philippines.
It surprised me at the time, but the best Italian food I've ever had was at a restaurant in Kyoto.
We get some "extremely hot" days in Los Angeles. A couple of years ago it hit 118 Fahrenheit in the Koreatown area.
There is no thumbnail in any of his videos without having *”born and living in Kyoto”*
Can you do a video of Okinawa? I loved that island.
"Summer in Kyoto feels like you're being grilled on a frying pan" OOOF!!! All I'm thinking about is maiko/geiko I can't imagine how hard that must be for them!!! 🥵
I'm actually a bit excited now. I was worried because I live in a desert basin environment (salt lake) and was worried it'd be too different for me to adapt, but it sounds like I shouldn't have much trouble outside of the humidity.
Kyotos temps sound like where I live in arkansas.
I miss Kyoto :( I'd honestly love to live there at some point, but I probably won't. Ah well.
The temperatures in Kyoto are kinda similar to north of Skåne in Sweden except that it doesn’t get that hot but close to it and it gets colder, like -5 degrees Celsius
From 0 to +40 Celsius you say? Sounds like heaven for people here.
Our temperature bracket is -20 to +40 Celsius :D
11:00 is the hottest temperature
Here in South India it's 39°C or 40°C during summer
Hitting 0 degree Celsius isn't that cold guys...
OMG winter is so cold here, It even freezes water!
I want to come to Japan and I need to choose language school, I was looking for Kyoto 😅
Starbucks boasts that it is in the oldest building of the world! That building is in the “old city” in Kyoto! 💝
I think the part with the one-hand-eating is more of a myth, I can't imagine craftsmen eating during their work, risking to stain their produce with dirty hands. Might still apply to travellers and merchants tho
*Kyoto*
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11:08 - Me, a Texan who grew up in Dallas, where you'll get 90-100+ for MONTHS at 100% humidity every single day: That's cute, Shogo-san.
I do wanna try melon pan
I mean, it's cookie merged with bread, is there any better mix than that??
I would pick a slice of white bread, like it was playdough and crush it together with chips ahoy, I basically created melon bread as a child, without ever knowing about it until 10 years later
I wanna ask an important question? How is Shogo skin sooooooo good??
Very cold 0°c..
Me: lives in sweden and can have -20°c winters. 🤔
Shogo: extremly hot, 35 degreees
Me: okay okay, that's survivable, it sometimes happens here too
Shogo: extremly cold, even 0 degrees
Me: hAhAhA you fool, welcome to Poland
Have you ever need kancho?
Nintendo comes from Kyoto and just cause of that I respect Kyoto
Shogo: summer in kyoto is almost 35 degrees everyday
Me: FEEL MY PAIN OF 37 DEGREES EVERYDAY EVEN WINTER it doesn't snow in my country
이쯤되면 교토인 어르신 나와야 되는거 아닌가요? 해명을 듣고싶네요ㅋㅋㅋㅋ재밌당
The 3 dislike are the australians trying to like the video
Where are alot of the traditional Japanese samurai movies made as you see alot of bamboo forests mountains ect
Can i ask is it possible to train kendo and laido in the same time
okay, kyoto's climate sounds a lot like living west of frankfurt in recent years
Is the number of temples/shrines an absolute number? How about the number with respect to the size of the area or the population?
Until the FunFacts, Kyoto was a study option for me, but point 1 destroyed a lot.
12:00 like emilia romagna (italy)
Question: I notice you (Shogo) pronounce Kyoto as "Kyodo". Is this one of those things where the second syllable has a sound somewhere in between a "t" and a "d"? I've always pronounced it with a hard "t" sound, but I was not born or raised in Japan, so I am curious if I have been mispronouncing it all these years. lol.
Pronunciation speed. Or, to be more precise, enunciation.
@@AmyraCarter thank you!
@@bradchoi9679 Dé rìen!
Its still beter where i am from. All year long 35 degree celcius sometimes up to 40 and only in the evening it goes down to 23 so kyoto sounds much beter haha
(Laughs and/or cries in Arizona)
I love anpan! People are always selective about what new fangdangles they want to deal with,
I assume Kyoto might be Japan's "California" and "Seattle"? Very liberal, pro-socialist, pro-communism that is widely embraced by its university population? Thank you! I am learning much from your program!