the fact that you don't speak in your videos creates an incredible calm and makes us enjoy the video thank you a thousand times you are my favorite youtuber
What a peaceful travel video. No music, no talk, pure ambience. Feel like I'm traveling myself with those captions popping up in mind along the journey.
For those of you who read this, I just wanted to let you know that everything will be fine, whether it's sleeping or relaxing from stress. If you're going through a hard time now, it's a temporary thing, and it's okay to remind you that there are many good and comfortable days ahead. If you are going to sleep, I hope you have the most beautiful dreams and the most peaceful sleep. You are such an amazing person and the world is lucky to have someone like you. I wish you all the best, love and strength. Good night
My mother, a native of Japan, grew up just minutes away from Ginzan Onsen. I remember visiting this place when I was a kid, and at that time this onsen was virtually unknown even in Japan (an NHK drama from the early 80s put the place on national notice). I don't know whether it's still there, but there were skiing slopes by Ginzan where I went skiing a couple of times.
You’re a great videographer and editor. Despite no talking, your videos are absolutely enjoyable to watch. I honestly have not skipped a single video. Keep it up.
@@englishatheart I agree. I've just finished watching 3 in a row (from this channel...) & it's easier to concentrate on the content & even read the subtitle captions too.
Having a 'honesty store' in the train station really puts some faith back into humanity. It's such a simple but amazing thing to see. Cheers. I would pop out of my room around 2-3am and then take photographs. It's a beautiful spot.
The small regional airport I fly out of here in the U.S. has one. It's pretty nice since with the small number of flights each day I doubt they'd pay to staff a shop but I can still buy a snack or drink while I wait for the plane. It would never work in a large airport but it seems to work ok in a small one.
Spirted Away is one of my favorite animated films, possibly in the top 3 for me. I haven't seen the film for many years, but Ginzan Onsen did very much remind me of scenes in the film especially when the lights came on in the town.
I went to Japan November last year and had a tour for 7 days. That was the best experience I ever had in my life. I wish to go back to Japan again someday and try this Spirited away village. Thank you for sharing the beauty of Ginzan Onsen! Addded to my bucket list!!
That onsen is so pretty. And the music box was playing "A Spoonful of Sugar" at one point. I'm a big Mary Poppins fan. Paper covers rock. But have a wonderful day anyway.
SO relaxing, always wanted to travel to Japan, but my traveling days are over, i am 62 yrs old now, not in too good health, oh i wished i could have gone there, your sooo lucky, enjoy my friend.
What a beautiful village, especially in the snow! I felt your pain when that first bus couldn't get you on. You taught me a few things I didn't know about soba.
I love your adventures. Thank you for showing us how to eat certain meals. It’s hopeful for me as an American. And thank you for great content all around.
I visited last month and it was great for pictures. I don't like eggplant but the hot soba was better than expected. And for some reason the transfer to the train going back is very tight, our bus barely made to the station by 1 minute.
You really enjoy food yet you stay so slim! The streets of Ginzan Onsen look like jigsaw puzzle pictures. Thanks for giving me something to smile at. 👍
Great trip. The village and the resort looks outstanding when in winter. Knowing the schedule is very important, especially when this place is full of visitors.
If it takes 5 hours to get to Ginzan on a bullet train I'd go that route also. That marshmallow hot chocolate cost the same as the 40 minute bus ride into Ginzan lol. Ginzan is so lovely, such a darling village but looks sooo cold. I really appreciate how you always tell us what your eating. And explaining how to eat certain foods. It will be useful if I'm ever in Japan which is my dream. This was very enjoyable. Thank you for taking us along. Maybe next time you can return in the spring and stay a night or two and don't forget to take us too.
Love, love, love this video. Your reactions are so honest and sincere. I find myself agreeing with all your observations. Fifty plus years ago I was a college student in Hawaii and visited Yamashiro Onsen in Ishikawa Prefecture. (This was when the exchange rate was still fixed at 360 yen to the US dollar!) My cousins were on a 6-month contract to dance hula in the dinner theatre of a local hotel. I had previously been on my own in Tokyo and Kyoto where I went to see all the temples, palaces, Kabuki and Noh that I could manage. It was the end of summer, so visitors to this hotel in Yamashiro Onsen were mostly families getting ready to send their kids back to school. I learned how to bathe properly in the Japanese style and spent relaxing time in the hotel’s communal hot springs tubs and pools. An obvious novelty, I was a fair-skinned part-Hawaiian guy with lots of body hair but everyone was faultlessly polite. After my cousins finished their evening shows we partied a lot, usually buying fried chicken from the same street vendor and then going to little bars to drink and eat. I remember on one occasion somebody taught me how to drink tequila - that was a highlight! One day we took the train into Yamanaka to go shopping because at the time it was considered a big town compared to Yamashiro Onsen. When we got to our seats on the train, there was a brown paper bag sitting there and inside was bunch of cash all in yen. One of my cousins said, ‘Oh, yeah, people here carry their cash in paper bags.’ Really? I had never heard that before nor have I heard it since. Being pretty self-centered, we didn’t make an effort to find the owner of the paper bag - but we did spend all the money in local shops and bars. And felt pretty good about that. But sadly, I left to go home shortly after, taking the train to Nagoya. When I got to the airport there, I specifically remember the shock of seeing Westerners again. To this day, my heart overflows with affection for Japan and its people. Something about your videos just reminds me why that is.
I love this! It is just how things looked when I traveled around Japan by myself many years ago! I really enjoyed the video with no narration (especially with those horrible AI generated voices) nor background music. Very peaceful and what a beautiful place. The comments and transportation 'suspense' at the end were very entertaining!
It's so beautiful there! I know how you feel about the bus. Once I waited in Manhattan for a bus to take me to Penn Station. They kept passing me by, too fully. Finally I just walked! But Ginzan Onsen looks beautiful but a lot of planning to make a comfortable trip. It looked so cold, we have had very little snow.
Absolutely Stunning and so incredibly beautiful and magical! No wonder it's so busy, such magic will always draw people ❤️ Loved the whole video, thank you so much for this 😊
It looks like you had a wonderful time! Great food, beautiful landscape...I was hoping you were staying overnight. And also the panic about the bus and you train ride back. 😦 I'm glad you got back to Tokyo safely!
This is the first video that I watched from you, and I really enjoyed it ! So I will subscribe to your channel, and see what other videos you have published. Ginzan Onsen looks really beautiful (but very crowded). We will be travelling around Tohoku next March and will spend 2 nights in a Ryokan at Ginzan Onsen, I very much look forward to that. I hope that the next time, you will also be able to spend the night there.
Thank you so much for this video. Initially I gave up the plan to come here when all the hotels were fully booked. But after watching your authentic video, I’m inspired to do a day trip here instead! ❤
It sucks that you didn't get to stay in a hotel there. I would've loved to have seen it. Hopefully, you can go back and stay a day or two. Beautiful place indeed. Thanks so much for sharing.
I have a love affair with the lore and mystery of the mountains in Japan. And I’ve never been there, and sadly likely never will. undeniably beautiful though.
Привет из России Республика Тува Очень красивый не обычный курорт снег здесь чистый природа сказка я люблю Японию но К сожалению не смогу увидеть этот красивый рай Страниц Восходчщего Солнца Я пенсионер мне 66 лет
What a beautiful video and trip! And Thank you very much for NOT editing with music or other sounds that are NOT from the actual footage itself and to allow people to almost have the experience of being there, being able to hear the actual sounds of the location as is. Thank you so much!
You ate constantly. I wish you had talked because one can’t enjoy the scenery well when having to read titles. But I’ve never been north of Tokyo, so it was enjoyable to see that oasis.
Ht winters have more snow because you need precipitation to get snow, and you can only get a precipitation if water turns to vapour. You need mild winter weather for that. 😀⛅🌨☃️
the fact that you don't speak in your videos creates an incredible calm and makes us enjoy the video thank you a thousand times you are my favorite youtuber
and I have to remind you what you hear is a taiwanese family speaking mandarin all along
What a peaceful travel video. No music, no talk, pure ambience. Feel like I'm traveling myself with those captions popping up in mind along the journey.
This is a kind of place where I'd love to settle down. So beautiful, so cozy and quiet.
この映画は美しく撮影され、才能ある編集がなされている。字幕付きの解説があるのも嬉しい。気が散るような音楽もなく、自分の目ですべてを見ているような印象を受ける。字幕は簡潔明瞭で、自動翻訳が意味とユーモアをうまく伝えている。私は日本出身ではありませんが、Travelgeekさんの国が大好きです！力、インスピレーション、そして新しい面白い旅！
とても楽しかったです💖
動画ありがとうございました
母がいつか銀山温泉行ってみたいと言っていましたが、もう母の足では無理だと分かりました。この動画を観てもらおうと思います。もしそれでも行きたいと言うなら挑戦さたいと思います‼️
For those of you who read this, I just wanted to let you know that everything will be fine, whether it's sleeping or relaxing from stress. If you're going through a hard time now, it's a temporary thing, and it's okay to remind you that there are many good and comfortable days ahead. If you are going to sleep, I hope you have the most beautiful dreams and the most peaceful sleep. You are such an amazing person and the world is lucky to have someone like you. I wish you all the best, love and strength. Good night
❤❤❤❤awwww 🥹🥹🥹 thank you you’re so sweet and kind ❤
I'm feeling really bad today, thank you for such beautiful words. ❤
Thank you!!! That warmed my heart!💖
Love you, you beautiful soul! ❤
A lot of us needed this. Thank you for such beautiful words. I hope you have the same. May you have all that your heart desires. ❤️
あなたのチャンネルのおかげで、旅行中ずっと笑顔で眠れませんでした。 たくさん旅行したくなる。😂😂
일본의 이쁜 분위기 너무 조아요 ^^ I LOVE JAPAN ❤
I am a Chinese, although I need a VPN to browse youtube, I love your videos, thank you for bringing me such a wonderful view of Japan
Wait, you mean TH-cam is not legal in China ?
@@tvfornaturevideosgoogles was banned in China
いつか日本に来てね
My mother, a native of Japan, grew up just minutes away from Ginzan Onsen. I remember visiting this place when I was a kid, and at that time this onsen was virtually unknown even in Japan (an NHK drama from the early 80s put the place on national notice). I don't know whether it's still there, but there were skiing slopes by Ginzan where I went skiing a couple of times.
Привет из России мой японский друг! Твои видео всегда помогают мне расслабиться и поднять настроение!
И отдельное спасибо за субтитры!
You’re a great videographer and editor. Despite no talking, your videos are absolutely enjoyable to watch. I honestly have not skipped a single video. Keep it up.
Wow, thank you!😂😊
They're more enjoyable to watch because there's no talking.
@@englishatheart I agree. I've just finished watching 3 in a row (from this channel...) & it's easier to concentrate on the content & even read the subtitle captions too.
@@travelgeekphotography I'm guessing you play blue mage in FFXIV lol.
I agree 100%
Having a 'honesty store' in the train station really puts some faith back into humanity. It's such a simple but amazing thing to see. Cheers.
I would pop out of my room around 2-3am and then take photographs. It's a beautiful spot.
That would never work in England haha.
@@jonbaxter2254 Yep. I'm in Australia. So it won't work here either.
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The small regional airport I fly out of here in the U.S. has one. It's pretty nice since with the small number of flights each day I doubt they'd pay to staff a shop but I can still buy a snack or drink while I wait for the plane. It would never work in a large airport but it seems to work ok in a small one.
@@PaulN504 These are the sort of things I like to hear about. Cheers.
All your vids are so relaxing to watch but you outdid yourself with this one. Wonderful scenery and sense of history.
Spirted Away is one of my favorite animated films, possibly in the top 3 for me. I haven't seen the film for many years, but Ginzan Onsen did very much remind me of scenes in the film especially when the lights came on in the town.
I like how you don't add music. The visual and audio is top notch!
I went to Japan November last year and had a tour for 7 days. That was the best experience I ever had in my life. I wish to go back to Japan again someday and try this Spirited away village. Thank you for sharing the beauty of Ginzan Onsen! Addded to my bucket list!!
was is snowy that time on november? if not, on which month do you suggest me to visit japan to experience the snow?
And is it necessary or recommended to be able to speak and read japanese, or is english already enough?
@@nikmuhammadzakwannekzaid1804November to January are best seasons to see snow certainly.
Tell us more about your interesting life.
This was your absolute best video. All of them are great and this one takes top honors. Make as many of these as you can. Thank you.
情緒あふれる温泉街♨️
周りの風情も相まって、日本らしい歴史を感じる銀山温泉ですね。
This is the most fascinating and enchanting video I have seen it in years. It's reminds me of a beautiful picture but also a motion picture.
いいなーいつか行きたい
憧れの温泉
美しい 銀山温泉の 映像 ありがとうございます。 幼少の頃 母と 勤務先の 片方と訪れたを 懐かしく 拝見させていただきました。… 今度は 私も子や孫と 訪れたいと思います。
Quite a laid back approach. No noise. No fuss. Wonderful Channel.
That onsen is so pretty.
And the music box was playing "A Spoonful of Sugar" at one point. I'm a big Mary Poppins fan.
Paper covers rock. But have a wonderful day anyway.
Yay!! I won today! Thank you for taking us with you on another journey. I so enjoy you videos.
SO relaxing, always wanted to travel to Japan, but my traveling days are over, i am 62 yrs old now, not in too good health, oh i wished i could have gone there, your sooo lucky, enjoy my friend.
こんにちは、タイからのご挨拶です。 素晴らしいビデオをありがとう。
Even after watching all your videos, my mind is still blown away by all the food you manage to consume! 🤭🙂. Thanks for another video!
Sejauh ini transportasi di Jepang yg terbaik bahkan sampai ke pelosok desa yang sulit dijangkau dengan armada yang terawat bagus juga. Aku suka❤
makanya kereta itu harus di nomor satukan, dan gubernur daerah harusnya gencar bikin jalan kereta
旅行ができるような精神状態でもないし、お金もないのでこうして動画で見ることができてゆったり落ち着いたら癒しの気分になりました。ありがとうございます。
まるちゃんの待ち受け可愛いですね！
What a beautiful village, especially in the snow! I felt your pain when that first bus couldn't get you on. You taught me a few things I didn't know about soba.
凄い癒される。綺麗。
this place is what i want to visit the most because it gives spirited away vibes
I love your adventures. Thank you for showing us how to eat certain meals. It’s hopeful for me as an American. And thank you for great content all around.
きれいやな いつか行きたい
What a pretty village. Thanks for posting this video.
I visited last month and it was great for pictures. I don't like eggplant but the hot soba was better than expected. And for some reason the transfer to the train going back is very tight, our bus barely made to the station by 1 minute.
銀山温泉 行ってみたい。「おしん」むかし見てたなぁ
You really enjoy food yet you stay so slim! The streets of Ginzan Onsen look like jigsaw puzzle pictures. Thanks for giving me something to smile at. 👍
I just 🤍❤ #JAPAN🇯🇵, The Land Of Rising Sun☀️ & 💛 all your videos mate👍
せっかく山形まで来てくれたのに、ド田舎過ぎて色々不便でゴメンなさい(涙)
これに懲りずにまた来てくれたら嬉しいです。
そこがいいんや
Beautiful village. I can see why it is a destination place. The history is very interesting. Thank you for sharing your trip with us.
Thankyou so much, it's just beautiful, lots of love from uk,your channel is amazing
شكراً استمتعت بالرحلة أنا من السعودية وأحب اليابان 😍🙏🏻💚🤍
It’s really cool ! I saw myself in your video. I went there the same day with you. I really enjoy this video. Thank you.
銀山温泉は先ず予約が取れません😂
素晴らしい温泉地
Great trip. The village and the resort looks outstanding when in winter. Knowing the schedule is very important, especially when this place is full of visitors.
Nice video. I like that there's no music no narration, just enjoy the sights. Different from the usual. Thank you.
日本人ですけど、こういう観光地に行かないのなんかもったいない気がしてきました。いつか絶対いきたいなー
Beautiful place ,it really does give you sprinted away vibes , thanks for another great video💜
とても見応えがありました！
銀山温泉は昔から憧れているのですが、まだ行けていません。やはり東京からだとかなり遠いですよね。
それにしても、宿が取れていない状態で日帰りで銀山温泉に行かれるのはすごいです。
最後最終の新幹線に間に合って良かったですね。ちょっとハラハラしましたが、お疲れ様でした！
I was sad when the bus left without you 🥲
Love your videos. ❤️
The Chinese tourists in the background talking about shampoo were pretty cute too
Finally new video...
Thank you bro...
元々洗練されたホテル好きな私も会社の旅行で行ってみた過去があります。当時はひなびた素朴さが嫌でしたね…全然何も感じず、もう来る事もない…と思った程です。しかし冬の景色を検索してみたら必ず出るこの銀山温泉には何故イイ思い出がなかったのか不思議な気持ちが拭い去れないです。
私の知人もあそこは期待はずれだったと言っていました。しかし何年も前の話ですので、今はだいぶ観光地化されているようですね
If it takes 5 hours to get to Ginzan on a bullet train I'd go that route also. That marshmallow hot chocolate cost the same as the 40 minute bus ride into Ginzan lol. Ginzan is so lovely, such a darling village but looks sooo cold. I really appreciate how you always tell us what your eating. And explaining how to eat certain foods. It will be useful if I'm ever in Japan which is my dream. This was very enjoyable. Thank you for taking us along. Maybe next time you can return in the spring and stay a night or two and don't forget to take us too.
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スクールバスの見事なフェイントw
銀山温泉は一度行ってみたいですね 木造三階建ての旅館とかもう建築できないわけですし
車ならバスに頼らなくて済むけど、一番近い有料駐車場からでも500ｍ以上歩くのか
温泉街までのストリートビューはは夏なのに温泉街の中は冬景色になってるgoogle先生は流石や
Love, love, love this video. Your reactions are so honest and sincere. I find myself agreeing with all your observations. Fifty plus years ago I was a college student in Hawaii and visited Yamashiro Onsen in Ishikawa Prefecture. (This was when the exchange rate was still fixed at 360 yen to the US dollar!) My cousins were on a 6-month contract to dance hula in the dinner theatre of a local hotel. I had previously been on my own in Tokyo and Kyoto where I went to see all the temples, palaces, Kabuki and Noh that I could manage. It was the end of summer, so visitors to this hotel in Yamashiro Onsen were mostly families getting ready to send their kids back to school. I learned how to bathe properly in the Japanese style and spent relaxing time in the hotel’s communal hot springs tubs and pools. An obvious novelty, I was a fair-skinned part-Hawaiian guy with lots of body hair but everyone was faultlessly polite. After my cousins finished their evening shows we partied a lot, usually buying fried chicken from the same street vendor and then going to little bars to drink and eat. I remember on one occasion somebody taught me how to drink tequila - that was a highlight! One day we took the train into Yamanaka to go shopping because at the time it was considered a big town compared to Yamashiro Onsen. When we got to our seats on the train, there was a brown paper bag sitting there and inside was bunch of cash all in yen. One of my cousins said, ‘Oh, yeah, people here carry their cash in paper bags.’ Really? I had never heard that before nor have I heard it since. Being pretty self-centered, we didn’t make an effort to find the owner of the paper bag - but we did spend all the money in local shops and bars. And felt pretty good about that. But sadly, I left to go home shortly after, taking the train to Nagoya. When I got to the airport there, I specifically remember the shock of seeing Westerners again.
To this day, my heart overflows with affection for Japan and its people. Something about your videos just reminds me why that is.
Cool story bro
I love watching your videos. They’re so relaxing. I hope to visit Japan one day.
I love this! It is just how things looked when I traveled around Japan by myself many years ago! I really enjoyed the video with no narration (especially with those horrible AI generated voices) nor background music. Very peaceful and what a beautiful place. The comments and transportation 'suspense' at the end were very entertaining!
I love watching your vlogs,
♥️♥️♥️
Keep it up, and more more vlogs please😘👍👍
これ、日帰りで行くって凄まじい行動力だな…
一歩間違えれば絶望的ですやん…
けど、日帰りできるなら自分もチャレンジしてみたい
I hate winter but this is Beautiful. I LOVE Japan Architecture. Greetings from the Czech Republic. :D
It's so beautiful there! I know how you feel about the bus. Once I waited in Manhattan for a bus to take me to Penn Station. They kept passing me by, too fully. Finally I just walked! But Ginzan Onsen looks beautiful but a lot of planning to make a comfortable trip. It looked so cold, we have had very little snow.
Absolutely Stunning and so incredibly beautiful and magical! No wonder it's so busy, such magic will always draw people ❤️ Loved the whole video, thank you so much for this 😊
Очень люблю ваш замечательные путешествия))) спасибо вам) жду ваши видео)
It looks like you had a wonderful time! Great food, beautiful landscape...I was hoping you were staying overnight. And also the panic about the bus and you train ride back. 😦 I'm glad you got back to Tokyo safely!
It is summer in North Carolina. 32.22 Celsius. You took me on a winter vacation. Thank you! 🤍
This is the first video that I watched from you, and I really enjoyed it ! So I will subscribe to your channel, and see what other videos you have published.
Ginzan Onsen looks really beautiful (but very crowded). We will be travelling around Tohoku next March and will spend 2 nights in a Ryokan at Ginzan Onsen, I very much look forward to that. I hope that the next time, you will also be able to spend the night there.
Thank you so much for this video. Initially I gave up the plan to come here when all the hotels were fully booked. But after watching your authentic video, I’m inspired to do a day trip here instead! ❤
Did you end up doing this?
It sucks that you didn't get to stay in a hotel there. I would've loved to have seen it.
Hopefully, you can go back and stay a day or two. Beautiful place indeed. Thanks so much for sharing.
Wow.
Japan isn't only crowded cities.
I love your video. It's so peaceful and calm. Just like the movie Spirited Away... keep making more amazing videos.❤❤❤🙏
真的和千与千寻一样美 心动❤❤❤
当方、再来週に銀山温泉に行きます。すごく参考になりました。ありがとうございます。がんばります！
i hate how happy this guy is about everything why is he so full of joy
Thanks for sharing it The person who is reading this comment , i wish you great success , health, love and happiness !
Holy cow! I really hope to visit japan at least once before I kick the bucket and Ginzan is high on my wish list now.
AWESOME! This kind of footage is what I signed up for, many thanks, my friend!
素晴らしい! このビデオは私が期待したものです。ありがとう、あなたはとても親切です
確かに雰囲気ありますね。
I have a love affair with the lore and mystery of the mountains in Japan. And I’ve never been there, and sadly likely never will. undeniably beautiful though.
Enjoy each video you have posted 😃.
てんぷら「葉っぱ」って🌿可愛い(笑)
Привет из России Республика Тува
Очень красивый не обычный курорт снег здесь чистый природа сказка я люблю Японию но К сожалению не смогу увидеть этот красивый рай Страниц Восходчщего Солнца Я пенсионер мне 66 лет
Спасибо за красивую и вкусную экскурсию.👍
Thank you for your hard work in making the video. I enjoyed the good video. Have a happy day.
Very beautiful place, very beautiful video! I liked it! Hello my friend!
Very enjoyable. Very human. So many details that a tourist would encounter.
Great video, good texts, to learn names of various foods like wood ear mushrooms.
Fantastic video.....I feel that I was there with you! Thank you for showing me the secret place and the hot water springs. ❤❤😊
I feel like i just got back my entire energy for a week back after watching this video.
I found this randomly but great video. So relaxing to watch. Keep up the good work !
What a beautiful place! Amazing ! Thanks for sharing!
GOD BLESS YE MATE.....KEEP IT UP!!!!!!❤
在銀山溫泉那小編有錄到台灣口音的遊客。看來去的台灣人也不少。很美
Thank you for very nice video.
Your videos are very good for my mindfulness. I'd love to visit Japan some day ❤
What a beautiful video and trip! And Thank you very much for NOT editing with music or other sounds that are NOT from the actual footage itself and to allow people to almost have the experience of being there, being able to hear the actual sounds of the location as is. Thank you so much!
You ate constantly. I wish you had talked because one can’t enjoy the scenery well when having to read titles. But I’ve never been north of Tokyo, so it was enjoyable to see that oasis.
Ht winters have more snow because you need precipitation to get snow, and you can only get a precipitation if water turns to vapour. You need mild winter weather for that. 😀⛅🌨☃️