Honestly, it's small towns like this one what attracts me more about Japan. Sure, visiting Tokyo might be fun but this, this is exactly the place I dream of being.
@@agentepolaris4914 I think what this interaction points to is a lot of Japanese city's ability to maintain a "small town" feel in a city with nearly 175k people, which is awesome. My guess is that, as an American, our city's dense, car centric infrastructure makes the city itself feel unwelcoming. Certainly some Japanese city's are like this too, but to a lesser degree I think. Outside western city's, it's easier to exist as a pedestrian. You can walk places, there are numerous third places, infrastructure is well built keeps the individual experience in mind. Things like that can work to make a big city feel small, welcoming, and accessible.
Japan's architecture is so satisfying to watch, almost all buildings are distinct and I love their family cars parked outside and how each building is connected to the pavement and street flawlessly.
I completely agree! Japan's architecture is so unique and beautiful. It's always a pleasure to see how they incorporate their culture into their buildings.
Ужасная узкая архитектура. Маленькие улицы где нет отдельного безопасного тротуара. Нет велодорожек (кроме одной улицы) . Нет деревьев и аллей. Нет газонов. Дома все за заборами. Все провода в воздухе как паутина. Это архитектура 19 века. Ужасная и неудобная для города! Странно, что японцы не научились строить нормальные широкие улицы в 21 веке имея одну из самых богатых экономик в мире.
@@kotnapromkeyeah but this is a small town so there's not much need to that. Also, "if it's not broken don't fix it", this seems to work for them. It's better they keep what makes their country charming and unique instead of copying the others
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Timeless one of the most modern counties, if not the most modern of all, and the same time the appreciation of traditions are being preserved and celebrated. Japan has a vision of being fast and the same time allows to be slow. I just travelled for a month the smaller towns and off the beaten path regions to experience Japan away from the big neon signs. For me it was calming me down, the respectfulness, history no religious issues like in the west, amazing food, rides along the ocean and more. I am retired now, worked in many Asian countries, but Japan is the place to be for me. In 2025 I be back, renting an apartment and spend six months there.
That’s in good part because 1/ Kamakura is a historical town, very touristy, so they tend to keep it clean 2/ Everyone cleans in front of their houses 3/ Neighborhood associations (not mandatory, but strongly encouraged if you live in a house) do frequent cleanings, often the elderly who also socialize this way 4/ Littering is really frown upon. Kids do beach cleaning sessions at school, etc.
I couldn't help by notice, it's not just the roads. But even the building fronts, the windows, the lamp posts and sign posts... At 04:00 , the two vending machines on the right have ZERO rust and no signs of wear and tear... At 04:37, the tiled front has ZERO chips/cracks, but it's very rare where I am from to see tiled walls that are so pristine! This isn't just clean, this is FAIRYLAND levels of perfect!
The Alleyways of Japan is the main reason why i want to go there. so peaceful 🥹 actually it sounded like a lullaby to my ears and make me feel sleepy. i will not regret to walk in this kind of places even if it so long.
What attracts me about Japan is not the people in particular, but rather the architecture, the culture of being sacred with nature and a general sense of peace. I feel like all the rules in Japan come from an indirect or subconscious attempt to be more evolved spiritually which in modern times translates to being the perfect citizen.
I miss Japan! There is a kind of vibe that exists when walking these little streets found only in Japan. I want to call it serenity but that might be too simplistic a description. Thank you Penguin Walk for these videos you produce. They make me feel like I'm the one who is walking these streets.
You can try this in indonesia or thailand, you can have same vibe like when you doing walking tour in a narrow residential alley at japan, but it's like low budget version
Instead of commenting "why is Japan so beautiful and well maintained while my country is not?", I will comment that I will take steps to make my own country like that.
I've been all over Japan, but visiting Kamakura and Yokosuka has been the highlight of my Japan travels. The contrast of a very traditional Japanese town with dozens of temples compared to a military port with American soldiers and businesses catering to them was mind-blowing. And they're just separated by a quick 30 minute train ride. Only in Japan!
It really is. I love to travel and I’ve been to a lot of beautiful and awesome places. I’ve traveled on planes, trains, automobiles and cruise ships! Lol All worth it. I hope you get to travel and see as much as of the world as possible. Even when I go to a city nearby me, it feels like a new and I find new restaurants to try new food I haven’t tried before.. unless it’s raw and slimy! Lol
I really, really would love to visit Japan but i have a lung disease and not allowed to flight 😔 so i watch this videos to enjoy it at least a little bit😪
I Remember back in 87 being at a totally amazing shrine/temple right next to some train rails. There were Buddha's flip flops hanging from a wall, huuuge handmade from some sort of grass. You know what I'm talking about?
I like how the video ended with a peaceful beauty of the late sunset on a beach with the rhythmic melody of the ocean.. This scene is exactly how I imagine ending my travels in Japan.
Very nice video, this is one of the things that fascinates me about Japan. The way the towns and Citys are laid out, the infrastructure is quite different than it is here in the states. We don't have any infrastructure for walking or biking, so it's refreshing to see how Japan dose this.
Pareciera que en Japón jamás pisarás tierra, porque donde hay tierra hay alguna planta o árbol y si no hay planta hay pasto, me encanta. He visto los vídeos cruzando de pueblo en pueblo en trenes y me llama la atención que es casa y luego bosque, casa y luego bosque (loop casi infinito), una delicia a los ojos tanta paz y verde.
Great impressive footage capturing the beautiful scenery, thanks for sharing and bringing us to this very informative and relaxing place, stay safe always.
Until I can finally visit Japan, these kinds of videos actually make me feel I'm right there, and can get the feel of the place much better than with a video showing only highlights. Thank you :) really enjoying the content
Thank you for this. I was in Japan for the first time for 1 week in May. I did not visit this area (Tokyo & Kawaguchiko), but one of the things I truly loved was just wandering down streets and alleys. There is something beautiful even in the alleys, even that train is beautiful. ありがとうございます
Amazed by the traffic sense of the people. Not a single vehicle honked even once in the entire video. How nicely they keep parking distance between vehicles on a red light. Japan is truly living years ahead of the world.
Impressive...........you are awesome............To know the civilization and daily routine of a country, it is necessary to look closely at its city or country.......God Bless You....stay Blessed always
Have stayed on a guesthouse just few meters after turn left on 6:41 , very friendly host and pretty cheap.... Walk around the town was very pleasant even if it on humid summer with a typhoon coming
WOW! Have you all noticed have very clean these two cities are? Barely any trash or dump or anything on the grounds. Japanese sure clean their towns very well and keeping it that way too. Even here in MN where I live in the Suburbs, we still have people dumping their trash all over the sidewalks and even at the parks. Hopefully one day I can visit japan to explore everything great about the country.
Went to Kamakura in October 2023, can definitely recommend the Chocolate Bank Restaurant at the beginning of the video. The deserts were out of this world. I want to go back... so bad.
Wow, amazing work! The peaceful ambiance are just so soothing to watch. I love how you capture the essence of the season. Can't wait to see more of your walks. 📽🚶♂🌳
✦ Visiting the Supermarket 05:52 ✦ The building is a museum of the history of Vietnam. 11:44 ✦ Exploring the back alleys of Kamakura 17:36 ✦ The narrator is unsure about their unfamiliarity with the place. 23:28 ✦ The video showcases the Shibuya Shrine in Kamakura. Click to expand 29:2
Honestly, it's small towns like this one what attracts me more about Japan. Sure, visiting Tokyo might be fun but this, this is exactly the place I dream of being.
@@Cha4k oh I thought it was a small town, but looks really nice anyways, Still want to go there
Now do it at night, horror video game.
@@agentepolaris4914 I think what this interaction points to is a lot of Japanese city's ability to maintain a "small town" feel in a city with nearly 175k people, which is awesome. My guess is that, as an American, our city's dense, car centric infrastructure makes the city itself feel unwelcoming. Certainly some Japanese city's are like this too, but to a lesser degree I think.
Outside western city's, it's easier to exist as a pedestrian. You can walk places, there are numerous third places, infrastructure is well built keeps the individual experience in mind. Things like that can work to make a big city feel small, welcoming, and accessible.
They're a bit overrated tbh
@@baconatorrodriguez4651 i see what you mean, but I still like them
Japan's architecture is so satisfying to watch, almost all buildings are distinct and I love their family cars parked outside and how each building is connected to the pavement and street flawlessly.
I completely agree! Japan's architecture is so unique and beautiful. It's always a pleasure to see how they incorporate their culture into their buildings.
Ужасная узкая архитектура. Маленькие улицы где нет отдельного безопасного тротуара. Нет велодорожек (кроме одной улицы) . Нет деревьев и аллей. Нет газонов. Дома все за заборами. Все провода в воздухе как паутина. Это архитектура 19 века. Ужасная и неудобная для города! Странно, что японцы не научились строить нормальные широкие улицы в 21 веке имея одну из самых богатых экономик в мире.
I agree very much, but I think it's also the case in European countries (about the distinct buildings and pedestrianism).
@@kotnapromkeyeah but this is a small town so there's not much need to that. Also, "if it's not broken don't fix it", this seems to work for them. It's better they keep what makes their country charming and unique instead of copying the others
Satisfying? R u fu**ed by it?
I wish I was born there .
May be in my next life
until you gotta go to school in japan xd
@@Foatizenknechtl yes there are bullies case in japan
This is the only thing that helped me sleep during my pregnancy and now it’s the only thing that puts my babies to sleep. Thank you! Sending so much love and positivity your way
很喜欢日本的环境和人们的文化素养。我看了很多日本的动漫，其中有不少景象跟现实一样，曾经以为那只是人们幻想出来的，没想到现实真的有这么干净整洁的环境。似乎人们也很安静不会大喊大叫的
Timeless one of the most modern counties, if not the most modern of all, and the same time the appreciation of traditions are being preserved and celebrated.
Japan has a vision of being fast and the same time allows to be slow.
I just travelled for a month the smaller towns and off the beaten path regions to experience Japan away from the big neon signs. For me it was calming me down, the respectfulness, history no religious issues like in the west, amazing food, rides along the ocean and more.
I am retired now, worked in many Asian countries, but Japan is the place to be for me. In 2025 I be back, renting an apartment and spend six months there.
One thing I love about Japan is the neatness Japan is very very neat
Japan is really clean even that narrow pathway. The community is quiet. I hear birds chirping. This is one of the best walking tour i've watched.
Such an ethereal country, Japan is. It sure has its own issues but one can't deny its beauty.
you said it perfectly. It really is surreal how quickly people get offended when you try to point out it's no perfect paradise.
@@nobodynothing00000 well there's a time and place. It can come off lazily pessimistic because it goes without saying nothings perfect.
路地裏の落ち着いた感じいいですねぇ
しかし、youtubeと投稿者さんのおかげで、世界中どこに居ても旅行した気分になれるのは嬉しいねぇ
いい時代になったもんだ
I'm always amazed at how clean the roads are! Such a contrast with the roads in my town!
That’s in good part because
1/ Kamakura is a historical town, very touristy, so they tend to keep it clean
2/ Everyone cleans in front of their houses
3/ Neighborhood associations (not mandatory, but strongly encouraged if you live in a house) do frequent cleanings, often the elderly who also socialize this way
4/ Littering is really frown upon. Kids do beach cleaning sessions at school, etc.
I couldn't help by notice, it's not just the roads. But even the building fronts, the windows, the lamp posts and sign posts...
At 04:00 , the two vending machines on the right have ZERO rust and no signs of wear and tear...
At 04:37, the tiled front has ZERO chips/cracks, but it's very rare where I am from to see tiled walls that are so pristine!
This isn't just clean, this is FAIRYLAND levels of perfect!
"If everyone swept their own steps, the world would be spotless."
The Alleyways of Japan is the main reason why i want to go there. so peaceful 🥹 actually it sounded like a lullaby to my ears and make me feel sleepy. i will not regret to walk in this kind of places even if it so long.
What attracts me about Japan is not the people in particular, but rather the architecture, the culture of being sacred with nature and a general sense of peace. I feel like all the rules in Japan come from an indirect or subconscious attempt to be more evolved spiritually which in modern times translates to being the perfect citizen.
Lovely stroll. Japan looks very tidy and cozy.
I miss Japan! There is a kind of vibe that exists when walking these little streets found only in Japan. I want to call it serenity but that might be too simplistic a description. Thank you Penguin Walk for these videos you produce. They make me feel like I'm the one who is walking these streets.
You can try this in indonesia or thailand, you can have same vibe like when you doing walking tour in a narrow residential alley at japan, but it's like low budget version
Instead of commenting "why is Japan so beautiful and well maintained while my country is not?", I will comment that I will take steps to make my own country like that.
Slow clap.. I guess? that's a weird flex, but ok.
I've been all over Japan, but visiting Kamakura and Yokosuka has been the highlight of my Japan travels. The contrast of a very traditional Japanese town with dozens of temples compared to a military port with American soldiers and businesses catering to them was mind-blowing. And they're just separated by a quick 30 minute train ride. Only in Japan!
The thumbnail of this video describes the cleanliness of Japan. It's aesthetic. 😍
japan is something else
I am from SRI LANKA I love this video KAMAKURA is lovley.
Great video! Enoden train is really unique! Kamakura is magic! Thanks for sharing!
I miss this place so much. I miss my walks around Kamakura.
Sometimes, I cant believe my eyes that the world is so beautiful.
It really is. I love to travel and I’ve been to a lot of beautiful and awesome places. I’ve traveled on planes, trains, automobiles and cruise ships! Lol All worth it. I hope you get to travel and see as much as of the world as possible. Even when I go to a city nearby me, it feels like a new and I find new restaurants to try new food I haven’t tried before.. unless it’s raw and slimy! Lol
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But human are not
C'est paisible chez vous, une urbanisation traditionnelle et moderne et une esthétique qui caresse les yeux.
Un pays ou passé ça retraite paisiblement
Japan is so Majestical
Bringing all the memories back...I literally visited like 80% of the spots in this video. Kamakura was very lovely.
I really, really would love to visit Japan but i have a lung disease and not allowed to flight 😔 so i watch this videos to enjoy it at least a little bit😪
I'm rooting for you!
@gregoryhype8228. Do research on castor oil, I heard that it has many benefits. Pray and believe in God before using it. I hope it works.
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been here last week. very very very very crowded and lots of rude tourist. especially in the railway crossing that was featured in slamdunk opening
なんと美しい映像✨✨
江ノ島はノスタルジーを感じます😌
Me ENCANTO es como si yo mismo estuviera caminando en persona esas calles es GRANDIOSO mis felicitaciones por este film . GRACIAS . Espero ver otros.
I love Kamakura. Been here in 2019 (from Russia)! This place is forever in my heart
Very n7ce video. I love Japanese backstreets. The houses are often modern but also cozy.
Sooooo clean!!!!! Makes the environment cozy! 😃
For anyone wondering. The shot at 30:50 is right next to Goryo Shrine.
I Remember back in 87 being at a totally amazing shrine/temple right next to some train rails. There were Buddha's flip flops hanging from a wall, huuuge handmade from some sort of grass. You know what I'm talking about?
Japan is so Majestical. I am always attracted to it's back alleys.
Непривычно чисто очень уютно. Ни одного бомжа. Хорошая культура.
Мне тоже нравится, что у них так чисто и ухоженно. Чем-то на Крым похожа, но гораздо лучше во всем(
Почему чистота для Вас непривычна? Странно слышать.Где Вы от неё отвыкли?
Спасибо за прекрасное путешествие с Вами.. маленькие ухоженые улицы, чистота. Голос океана и закат просто в самое❤
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Sooo beautiful and the video is very well done. Thanks. I'd love so much to live in Japan
I enjoy how clean and beautiful the place is..
Agreed but they are suffering from a severe lack of diversity. I wonder if there's a connection?
@@jr7392I mean..... It's a homogeneous country after all. So it's not expected to be diverse like America or UK
@@ethiopiazoldyk4667 Who expects the U.S. or UK to be diverse? I don't recall a plebiscite regarding the issue.
Indah & Damai Sekali❤
Filming later in the afternoon light, adds to the atmosphere.
Suka dengan suasana nya.. japan .. bawa saya mengunjungi
This feels like a dream
watching these back alley/side street videos makes me homesick for a place I've never been - 5:57 love this van. And this country is so CLEAN!
Your videos help me wind down while working. Keep them coming, please.
Blow my mind when that narrow alley leads to the shore 😮
Why is everything in Japan so pleasing to look at?
because it looks like toy land
m gonna cry once i reach japan---- dream country
Seriously.. what a beautiful calm town
It's fantastic place to live
The sharpness and stability of the video looks excellent. Thank you for the clip; I like the walks with overcast sky, or rain, or snow.
Every video uploaded is a gift. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I like how the video ended with a peaceful beauty of the late sunset on a beach with the rhythmic melody of the ocean.. This scene is exactly how I imagine ending my travels in Japan.
Really amazing such a 4K stroll far away in a foreign country! It feels like you're there walking! 🤗
Very nice video, this is one of the things that fascinates me about Japan. The way the towns and Citys are laid out, the infrastructure is quite different than it is here in the states. We don't have any infrastructure for walking or biking, so it's refreshing to see how Japan dose this.
Pareciera que en Japón jamás pisarás tierra, porque donde hay tierra hay alguna planta o árbol y si no hay planta hay pasto, me encanta.
He visto los vídeos cruzando de pueblo en pueblo en trenes y me llama la atención que es casa y luego bosque, casa y luego bosque (loop casi infinito), una delicia a los ojos tanta paz y verde.
Great impressive footage capturing the beautiful scenery, thanks for sharing and bringing us to this very informative and relaxing place, stay safe always.
Until I can finally visit Japan, these kinds of videos actually make me feel I'm right there, and can get the feel of the place much better than with a video showing only highlights. Thank you :) really enjoying the content
Hello mam please your face and instgram I'd send
Bersih, bersih, bersih, dan rapi. masyaallah
kapan indonesia bisa seperti ini...
вообще не заметила как залипла. Хотела посмотреть первые пару секунд и отложить на потом, а в итоге еле очнулась
I will definitely come to Japan to travel love it
Wonderful city. I'm from Brazil but i love Japan. Thanks for this video tank you very much 🙏🏼
The little train/tram at 10:32 - is that a modern replica of an old design? Or is it an old one, but just so well maintained?! Incredible!
I so enjoyed your video very much, its a beautiful place. many thanks for sharing it with us all, from Mike in the Highlands of Scotland
Love videos like this; going through the cozy alleys of Japan ❤
I really love Japan, most beautiful and safe country. 🙏
Nicesu......Goi... Domo Arigatou Gozaimasu for the wonderful tour of the place and the train 🚃
Потрясающая красота, надеюсь, что когда-нибудь смогу там побывать
For anyone else curious about the location at 30:49, it's Goryo Shrine
We are very excited and really like your creative ideas, made it enjoyable to watch and keep watching, hope you continue this great idea forever.
44:00 the best City pop coverart
I want to visit the beautiful café at 34:58 at my next Japan trip next week. It looks nice
Great Scenery and Beautiful videography i enjoy watching it. Cheers from California🌴🌴
Wow so lovely, feel very peaceful by watching this walk. Excellent seaside 🔥🌟
Thank you for this.
I was in Japan for the first time for 1 week in May. I did not visit this area (Tokyo & Kawaguchiko), but one of the things I truly loved was just wandering down streets and alleys. There is something beautiful even in the alleys, even that train is beautiful.
ありがとうございます
Amazed by the traffic sense of the people. Not a single vehicle honked even once in the entire video. How nicely they keep parking distance between vehicles on a red light. Japan is truly living years ahead of the world.
40:24
@@mrpiggyjellyhaha 100%.
너무 멋지고 아름다운 영상입니다.
Lovely - on my bucket list thanks to you
Spectacular! I love this so much! Thanks for exploring the world for us!
You have an artistic approach to filming.well done!
There is surely something amazing about Japan
Seru banget ya jalan-jalan di sana~~
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Nice place to go visit there it’s beautiful 🤩 wonderful memories ❤of Wally different places
Impressive...........you are awesome............To know the civilization and daily routine of a country, it is necessary to look closely at its city or country.......God Bless You....stay Blessed always
Love your videos, makes me feel like I’m actually there or want to live there あなたのビデオを愛して、私は実際にそこにいるような、または住みたいと感じさせる🫶
Yes
Have stayed on a guesthouse just few meters after turn left on 6:41 , very friendly host and pretty cheap....
Walk around the town was very pleasant even if it on humid summer with a typhoon coming
Es un destino muy bello y tranquilo, gracias por compartir. 😊
WOW! Have you all noticed have very clean these two cities are? Barely any trash or dump or anything on the grounds. Japanese sure clean their towns very well and keeping it that way too. Even here in MN where I live in the Suburbs, we still have people dumping their trash all over the sidewalks and even at the parks. Hopefully one day I can visit japan to explore everything great about the country.
I absolutely enjoyed walking with you.Thank You🙏👏👏👏
Каждый закат солнца эпичный,как будто следующего дня не будет.Тоска по ушедшим прекрасным мгновеньям.Спасибо за волшебную прогулку к морю!!!!
Went to Kamakura in October 2023, can definitely recommend the Chocolate Bank Restaurant at the beginning of the video. The deserts were out of this world.
I want to go back... so bad.
So romantic but also melancholic.
Wow, amazing work! The peaceful ambiance are just so soothing to watch. I love how you capture the essence of the season. Can't wait to see more of your walks. 📽🚶♂🌳
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Visiting the Supermarket
05:52
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The building is a museum of the history of Vietnam.
11:44
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Exploring the back alleys of Kamakura
17:36
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The narrator is unsure about their unfamiliarity with the place.
23:28
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The video showcases the Shibuya Shrine in Kamakura.
Click to expand
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Penguin Walk - 4K Japan Travel, I subscribed because your videos are super cool!
Как уютно на этих улицах, ппц. Понимаешь сразу откуда весь этот анимешный антураж взялся..(Я очень давно смотрел аниме, ещё в юности)
The place is clean & peaceful. I wanna live there.
nice places, thx for sharing 🙂