4K・ Japan - Traveling to Meiji period theme park・4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2024
- The park is located near Nagoya in Inuyama city. Many buildings here are original moved from other places. Some of them are even functional like restaurants. Other buildings are free to enter to see Meiji era style apartments and offices. There are Meiji era looking tour buses, pretty real old tram and even SL train between "Tokyo" and "Nagoya" stations. Specially for that day there was a discount for people came in yukata or kimono.
This is my first time when I traveled to Meiji era theme park. The video was filmed few hours before Inuyama castle walk.
No cats found this time 😿
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Time 08/23 2pm
00:01 Entrance portal to Meiji era
03:24 Mie prefecture office
08:24 Train depo
12:28 Tour bus
13:30 Tram depo
16:34 Old school
25:32 Tea... sold out
27:20 Seattle Japanese Evangelical Church
33:16 Japanese Immigrants' Assembly Hall, Hilo, Hawaii
36:36 Old factory
42:14 St. Francis Xavier's Cathedral
46:57 Head Office of Kawasaki Bank (Lookout Tower)
51:55 Imperial hotel
1:00:00 Tea... nope, water time
1:02:20 Riding SL from Nagoya to Tokyo station
1:21:59 Tea time... sold out
1:23:12 Getting on tram
1:26:54 Taking off
1:36:50 Lighthouse
1:38:25 Clear prop!
Filmed in UltraHD 4K 60p with Lumix GH5 camera, 8-18 f2.8-4 lens, Beholder EC1 stabilizer and Audio-Technica AT9946CM mic. Aerial filming with Mavic 2 Pro.
Feel free to correct my English or suggest a video to film.
this guy actually good at walking
Yeah He's been walking way so many time .. His legs may way more stronger than mine . XD
If you live in japan you would love to walk
@@FrancesAnneFong noooo
Walking fast, no tripping. Very good indeed
Nah...it's just a floating camera.
Rambalac has walked so much, he apparently is now a time traveller. He must've passed the speed of light with his walking skills
Enjoyed your film,thanks for your effort. Japan try their best to protect even a small piece of their history.
24:58 This was straight out of an anime!
K-On! tier
Ah yes of course the vending machine.
RAMBA BE BRINGING US BACK IN TIME?????? THIS ARC IS CRAZY
Blue sky, the sound of cicadas, the sound of people's pleasant conversation
And the steam locomotive drive is peaceful and beautiful.
Thank you so much for your peaceful and relaxing video.
The sprint-to-drone shot is hilarious. Also, very considerate drone piloting. More power to you, good sir.
Amazingly beautiful historical era. I think I would rather walk around the theme park than riding on a tourist bus to capture surroundings. At least the bus looks cool. I desire to visit Meiji Mura in-person, but thank you for filming as always.
25:06 Happiness.
Youth, always leading by example. I am a kind of taxi driver in Argentina and the vast majority of happy passengers are young people. Older people tend to harden over the years, become disillusioned with Love and couples, watch a lot of television and news that are more toxic every day and it leads them to not see a ray of Light or Hope. Anyway ... You don't have to go that way. Always positive and with Faith in Humanity. Regards
La juventud , siempre dando el ejemplo. Yo soy una especie de taxista en Argentina y la gran gran mayoria de los pasajeros felices son la gente joven. La gente grande suele endurecerse con los años , desilucionarse con el Amor y las parejas , mirar mucha television y noticieros que estan cada dia mas toxicos y los lleva a no ver un rayo de Luz ni Esperanza. En fin... No hay que ir para ese camino. Siempre positivo y con Fe en la Humanidad. Saludos.
Jose G agree
Such a beautiful moment. Thanks Rambalac for give us that long walks throughout Japan.
@@joseg7090 mucho texto
Thank you so much for this. I'm on the west coast of the U.S. and we are all quarantined inside because the air is hazardous. It's been very scary. Hard to breathe. This video is giving me such peace of mind and hope. I want to see it in person, some day.
Amazing video, hope I would travel to Japan freely again after the covid.
I remember when I used to time travel, but that is all in the future.
Such a beautiful place. And a great ending aswell over the water amazing video man!! 👍👍
It's always a pleasure to discover a new Rambalac walk !!
Thanks
It is said that tea time is the most important time.
..And contemplate one's own existence...
this train is awesome
These videos are my happy place, man. Thank you so much for these.
Lovely, especially the train!
I think he had become a slim beauty now. 😜🙏🇮🇳🇯🇵🇮🇳🇯🇵🇮🇳from india. Love japan
He has, lol. See his face reveal vid
Wow, this is amazing place, very peace and silence, and nature music, great.
Hello meiji! Sorry for the lack of comments, I've been in Gifu. Its nice to come home and see these videos however! Please keep up the good work, glad to see you're still here!
Can't wait until I can go back to Japan once it's okay to travel again. ビデオおかげで相変わらず新しい観光するところを習ってる。 いつもありがとう！ 💖
Es muy brillante lo que haces, gracias por mostrarnos lugares increibles.
You have great videos! Your video takes me to Japan without physically going there. 😊
If i ever go to Japan i'll walk with you to keep you company! Love your videos!
What a beautiful surprise this walk today is, it brings us to the time when beautiful Japan comes out of its ostracism to open up to the world! .... the spinning mill hall is a true relic! spinning machines and mechanical use to transform linen or cotton fibers into threads to weave linen or cotton cloths !!! ... the place is magnificent, that lake and its beautiful surroundings, those typical hills of beautiful Japan, the ride on the historic train, and on the tram, a return to the romantic past of Japan, and your dear image Rambalac, reflected in the glass of the windows of the old infirmary (another relic), makes For some comments above, the girls give you a compliment, well deserved by the way! ohhhh ... I forgot to mention that in the rooms of the house you can see another beautiful musical relic at the entrance of a room in this case, it is a harmonium !!! wonderful!!! It has all this theme park, even a beautiful sundial and a lighthouse! ... it's true, our beloved kittens were missing, but I think it was too hot that time of day for them to come out and be seen there!
Thank you dear Rambalac, for your ascents and descents of so many interior and exterior stairs to achieve this insurmountable surprise today !!! very grateful and cordial greetings from far away Argentina :-)
Gracias por explicar el significado del parque
Thanks to your videos I feel like I'm there. When everything is alright again I'll be there.. For now, I'll be happy just seeing the serene video 🤗❤️
Lovely, tranquil and nostalgic walk. Under-watched, IMHO.
The stunningly beautiful countryside of the Meiji Mura Museum is a perfect setting for this walkabout slice of time capsule! The many period buildings/objects are of historical interest and significance, if only fleetingly glimpsed on such a short tour. Of special interest for me was the house/church from here in Seattle, but the magnificent entrance of the Frank Lloyd Wright designed Imperial Hotel was unexpectedly breahtaking as you came upon it without ceremony, causing an instant leap of recognition in a long time Wright fan! And to top off a wonderfully exciting trip, the flight out over the lake was truly breathtaking! This is one walk I will watch again and share with my family! Many thanks!
Just awesome!!!! Thanks!!!!!!
Thanks for going to Meiji Mura for us! I love this place and have always wanted to go back.
до чего же атмосферные прогулки)) спасибо рамба😋
Смотрел на телевизоре, классное путешествие. Хорошие видео у Вас.
Fascinating place - thank you for showing us!
the old school looked really nice
He is a walking god and nice Video keep it up greetings from Germany
period in Japanese history from October 23, 1868 to July 30, 1912
💯🕰First great expedition to travel back in time,truly respected an enduring energy walker,by sharing an awesome heritage /historical sites.🗽Last glimpse of prop flying was so magnificence.😍🥰😘🤗🥳🍃☘🍀🍃☘🍀🍃🍃Thank you so much!!!😉
I didn't know about this place. Thanks for showing around, Rambalac! Finding a bottled green tea at a place like that gets really hard in the summer time, I know! Awesome video as usual :)
Well i wish we have places like this to walk. Because i love to walk especially long walks.
this location is so beautiful omg..
One of these days a Rambalac video is NOT going to start with the camera looking at the ground, and it’s going to wreck my entire day for some reason. I like change, but that would be too much.
There's nothing broken to fix.
Thank you; it has been a delicious visit
Japan in Meiji era was also good
Thank you for these videos, Rambalac. I have never travelled to Japan and might never visit that beautiful place, but through these videos i can have a second hand experience of what the place is like and feels like. Thank you very much for all of your uploads.
Nice train and i ❤️ the Houses. Thanks for that video
Beautiful area, thanks for sharing as always 🙏
Loved the end!! the flying cam is a great addition to your amazing videos :)
Delightful walk today Ram. Thanks
Love your video man.... warm regards from Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
> no butterfly were harmed.
I get that reference 😂
This is beautiful, I would love to visit. Thank you for all of your videos, I can see you put a lot of love into creating them!
Wonderful park
What a peaceful place! I love the steam train at 1:02:45. Thank you.
You're just so amazing , I'm so glad that I've discovered your channel thank you so very much deep from my heart 💕💕
Amazing location, thanks for sharing 😊🙏
Great video as always ! I love this ! Thanks a lot!
Thank you for the wonderful video.
Thanks always for sharing Wakai No❣️
Obasan is always great full for what you doing.
Stay safe and 👍😍
又の旅に連れてっておくれ😉
Спасибо за красивый и интересный фильм.
wow i want to go there,, wanna see meiji era so bad 🥺
the train is amazing, i haven't seen one in years, many years.
Cool 👍
Не перестаёте радовать! Большое спасибо! ^_^
I always watch your video, I remember my first video that I watch something like from a real horror games. Really like the quality of your work. Was hoping (if ever, I wish) to have a 360° Video in the future, to have a blast experience. 😄
Большое спасибо за видео
love the vids as always ramba keep up the awesome work ❤️ from the netherlands
very beautiful.
Wonderful video thank you! 2:32 all I could think about with that rushing water along the road is how here in the states someone would surely have been looking at their phone, tripping, and suing somebody all in the same breath. We'd have awful intrusive brightly colored guardrails down the whole way. To say I'm jealous of Rambalac's little corner of the world doesn't cut it :)
Relaxing!🙂
セミの鳴き声が素敵。
いつも良い動画ありがとうございます🙇🙇
150年前の日本の明治時代を再現した野外博物館ですね🥰
一度訪れたことがあります
ノスタルジックで素敵なところでした
hi... i always watch your videos... its very inspirational and relaxing, it feels like i am also walking in japan... just a suggestion... maybe sometimes you can focus on the entrances and menus of the restaurants... just to add a little flavor on the vid... but great work i must say... keep it up!
(karuizawa pls)
Hehe nice launch at the end. Up up and away
ur so good at directions
So smooth
Que hermosos lugares! Algun dia me gustaria estar alli, mientras tanto me conformo con estos videos...a veces lo pongo de fondo para estudiar jaja
Thanks for this video :p amazing! :D
Yo why can I only see 15k subs on rambalac live channel , what is everyone doing not subbing , like seriously.
Some people don't like low quality and stability of live stream. As it's using mobile connection in some places it's not good enough.
@@Rambalac well I can agree to that , makes sense now , thanks 😀
Some of us don't get a chance to connect when Rambalac is broadcasting. Even so I am subscribed but I understand that others are not.
Aaahhhh... due to living in gettysburg, I can't help be have this strange feeling of familiarity with the architecture of the buildings and the sounds of old creaking wood due to the majority of the buildings here having been built around/in the "meiji era" (1868-1912)
That is, to say, the western style buildings in the video all feel so familiar (though you'd be hard pressed to find the larger ones in gettysburg) that I honestly feel like I've been there before.
Thanks you.
get this man his damn tea
the last minutes were sad, i imagine sound the song "blue" in the background, from "cowboy bebop", you're becoming a director. 😂
Hey man, i just wanted to say your videos are really good and i enjoy watching them. It calms my anxiety and i have a good time. I also want say, most of your videos are at night, and its really grainy that spoils the mood. Maybe i am just nitpicking, but i hope you make more videos like this one in broad daylight. Once again, thanks for the uploads
I usually film urban videos in the evening and rural during the day. Simply because city night lights add more to the video and filming rural area at night is simply impossible because it's pitch dark.
@@Rambalac yes, and i do love your way of shooting videos. It really adds to the feels of actually being there.
This is my first time travel too. Meiji, interesting era.
I do Meijimura every year. Every July, World Cosplay Summit does a promotional tour there. where cosplayers promenade across the paths and buildings. It's lots of fun. (Still haven't done the train yet.)
Definitely want to go there!
we’re in the Meiji Time Travel Arc of this epic manga/anime now
I’m glad that no butterflies were harmed :)
I would like to see it in virtual reality... Thank you.
TIME TRAVEL?! What about the butterfly effect? Oh, none were harmed? Good.
Great video!
Wonderful.
お茶も猫もいませんでしたが、不思議な飛行がありました！ ああ、ありがたやああ。
When I first saw the station sign at 1:02:33, I read the prominent hiragana script as "Yagona", following the usual practice of reading horizontally-aligned Japanese script from left to right. Then I noticed below that it was meant to be Nagoya, and that the horizontally-aligned kanji for Nagoya were, like the hiragana script, also written right to left. The traditional way of writing Japanese script was vertically, and then writing the columns of text from right to left, so I gather that horizontally-aligned script was originally written from right to left, and later came to be written left to right, perhaps under the influence of Western alphabets (or that left-to-right works better for the majority right-handed part of the population). I assume that the old right-to-left convention followed on the station sign is for historical authenticity.
I love your videos ❤
25:00 Kinda hoping you will join in but they were good sport with acknowledging & throwing smiles at you. Utsukushii : >
Amazing vídeo 👍😀
That was extreme high-sulfur coal in that train! 😲 It's a wonder you could breathe during that ride! Oh, and nice Godzilla shadow at 1:41:48
It smells but ok