Well said. I visited Tokyo and Kyoto in 2018 and I was impressed beyond words. They have retained their culture while being efficient and effective with everything they do. It goes to show you that you do not have to change your identity to fit in with the rest of the world. I love Japan!
Just discovered you on TH-cam. Love these walking videos. I love the fact that you don't narrate, too. Just hearing the night sounds, the people, the traffic, its like I'm there. Great concept. More more more!
yup, it's great if you want to sketch from live but feel uncomfortable walking around with sketchbook - many young artists have this issue (don't know why but it's the fact) so this should help them out nicely :) Also helps me to get some nice references too
Got back from Japan about three months ago and we spent a lot of time in Asakusa. Just evenings that seemed to go on and on, swinging baseball bats at the cages at Rox Dome, eating sushi at Mamire while the chef explained everything to us. Absolutely amazing part of the world, one of the best places I’ve ever been. Thank you for uploading this.
All of you guys are wrong, If you had travelled to Japan before you will notice, Staring at other people is considered impolite , Its a part of a japanese culture
Thank you so much for sharing this amazing footage, I definitely want to visit Tokyo someday! Japan is definitely on my bucket list to visit,... amazingly clean, functional, an organized city and the people seems extremely polite and courteous to add.
That's because you don't think of it as exercise anymore but rather a pleasure. That's what it was like for me when I lived in France. I've been totally blind since birth, and I learned how to get around with a little help at first from friends and/or family. After that, I explored a lot and always tried to find other ways to get around. Before I got my Guide Dogs, I used the cane, but now, I'm back to using the cane, because I can't work anymore, and I don't get to go out everyday to different places. It's really a dangerous place to be now, and I'd really like to explore other parts of this world, because I'd like to live out my Golden Years in a much safer area where walking is the norm, and where I'd feel safe traveling all around. I really miss it.
Yeh, I think the same ... i used to watch World Tour from Egawauemon channel then Nippon wandering and now Rambalac . But i found this this channel walking videos a little better than other 2 .
I walked around the same streets last April. It was a lot more crowded, but everyone was respectful of each other and cooperates. It's so clean and safe. You just feel so free there, you can go anywhere.
Two thumbs up!! Again great strolling video and like a typical walk turning to look in the store, briefly slowing down. Hearing the chatter the smells the food shops and diversity of people.
Thank you for your sharing to upload a bunch of videos! It really makes immerse my self when I'm watching your video. Your hard work to record these videos is appreciated !
I went to Tokyo in Jan/Feb this year and I miss every minute of it. Your videos make me feel like I'm reliving it again. I hope I can go again really soon once the pandemic is over.
Once again, thank you for these beautiful videos. I haven't been to Japan for almost 25 years, and with the exception of better looking advertisements and displays - it looks just the way I remember it. I also notice there are a lot more Gaijin walking the streets than there were 25 years ago. The video quality is so good, I wanted to stop by that shop and pick up a yukata.
I want to thank you for your video clips , They show me a lovely, tidy and clean country without the mobile phone obsession that I see in my country . Thank You again
Just go ahead and plan it! My friends and I just decided to look for when we wanted to go and then accommodation and then booked a place in tokyo. With a yr and half to spare for savings so we were more determined to make it happen. Now I have 5 months ^^ put it off for 4yrs. And now my bucket list will be 1 less XD But yes. Not too sure about cost wise. Always 7-11 ^^
The thing that makes me sad when I watch this was that I came here to buy Japanese souvenirs for my friends one week before I had to return to the US. I miss Japan.
Thank you for this video. Last year I got lost and exited the wrong station exit at asakusa station but I watched your video before hand on the train (I had no internet on my phone yet) so I knew where to go to get to my holiday (near the donki) . Your video saved my holiday. Better than google maps! Thank you very much!!!!
I really appreciate these videos, because I want to go to Japan so much, I'm begging the Lord pretty much to go. These videos are SO amazing for me. I love them.
First of all, thank you for this vid. I know it was an all day thing but, the results were so fantastic! I felt like I was actually there and could touch and feel things. This was absolutly amazing! The best!
Muchísimas gracias por estos paseos que usted nos da por los distintos barrios de Tokyo. Gracias a usted podemos ver la maravilla de país que ustedes tienen. ❤️ Love Japón 🇯🇵 ❤️ Desde España 🇪🇸Madrid
I can't say how much I appreciate your videos man... I mean, if compared to other video walks, your quality is just... awesome! The camera is at good height. I like how you avoid people's faces naturally like it's nothing (not like other videos which really kills the focus) and the way you view/focus on interesting things like an actual tourist/local would do.. and most importantly, the lens. I don't know how you did it man, but it did not feel cramped. I mean if I view it full screen I actually felt like walking with my both eyes (because you can see almost everything from left to right, it's wide) if you know what i mean (sorry am no videographer, don't know how to tell it but yeah that's it). I don't mind the shakiness, the stabilizer did a good job! it's better to be flexible than static like a robot. Just do what you do best man, i bet you most of us are just fine with the way you record things, thank you Rambalac.
Thank you so much for this, even more thanks for the 4k! This just shows how beautiful and interesting the country is, even at the mundane level to me!
The best walking video ever. Stable, beautiful shots, simple and captures the real sound and images of the moment. You should be a film director, just a suggestion :)
i have seen the whole one hour video. Its so nice. Thanks for sharing. I feel I am roaming around the Tokyo street by sitting on your shoulder. I never visited japan. But it makes me feel I am there. thanks for your nice video.
When we visited Japan, this is one of the areas we stayed in at an Airbnb, unfortunately the weather wasn't kind enough to allow us to view the whole of the Skytree as for the most part it was covered with low level clouds. I still enjoyed our time there and it was fun watching you walk through the areas that we also went too. Thank you for sharing.
I want everyone to go there in the early morning in winter.... The mood was the best beautiful sight I ever saw.... There's only locals and no tourists.... From Japan🇯🇵
Fantastic camerawork! So smooth, not jerky. Thanks for not feeling you have to walk & talk either. I lived in Tokyo years ago, still consider it my other home, thank you so much for these walk through videos. Just outstanding!!
Actually that's just gimbal work. My camerawork is quite careless, mostly because I'm lazy. Fortunately double stabilization with gimbal and in camera help. I'm just walking around and pointing camera though sometimes I forget the second.
You know, it's funny. I was watching an older halloween one and I noticed the same girls in a costume like 7 times and I thought about how strange it is that you can go all around a big city and run into the same group so often. It's strange to me because in that video, one street corner had more people in it than my entire city yet you could still find the same people (you only notice it in this case because they have halloween costumes that are specific etc but yeah)
Arrigato Gozaimasu and thank you for making these videos! They are both relaxing and bring back great memories of my past visits. Such a beautiful people and country!
I like walking around city.It make me think profoundly about many things.I can experience s simulated of it through this video.So,I appreciate you uploading.
Why is 0.06 on this video already more aesthetically pleasing than anything I've ever seen in the west. I don't just want to visit. I want to live there with all that aesthetic beauty. I don't care if I'm called a dirty gaijin. I'm obsessed with Japan's aesthetic sense and I can't help it. I am no longer satisfied with just the dream of visiting someday. Something so temporary is just sad. Give me a 10 year pass to live there or something, then maybe I'll be satisfied after 10 years of exploring and viewing the beautiful environments both natural and man made. And yes I am a WEEB. But not in the "I wanna be born japanese" sense. But more of I am incredibly drawn to the aesthetic planning of their country on top of its natural beauty. At the end of the day, its simply a lot prettier to look at than living in some gangsta rap U.S. city where nobody cares about anything or anybody but themselves.
The camera height is perfect. I love 4k because its so close to being there visually but low cameras break immersion. This height takes it to the next level since this is where I am compared to most of the world ha
Abundant fascination in Japan. Thank you for taking me on the wonderful immersive walk. Loved seeing the countless food establishments and little shops. And you pan as I would have been turning my head so it was even more immersive. Wondering if eating out is the norm there. I did notice lots of cicadas in some areas and it seems the birds et al. would have a feast, but there just seemed to be so many. I noticed for the most part your camera was above the sea of heads you were navigating through. You must have very strong arms or perhaps using a support rig like this: www.proaim.com/flycam-flowline-steady-camera.html ? Thanks again, loved it. 👍
We've started doing video walks too so it's lovely to find someone doing a similar thing. Thank you, I've subscribed and very much look forward to seeing more.
Спасибо большое за очередную прогулку... Смотрим ваши видео "фоном" на протяжении дня. Они несут хорошую, спокойную атмосферу! Нравится Япония, хотя там не были... Водим авто с правым рулем )))))) Были в Китае... Спасибо еще раз! Удачи и процветания!
I went on a school trip from Toyama Prefecture to Kanto. On the first day, we visited Ueno Zoo, National Museum, National Science Hakubunkan, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Western Art Museum around Ueno Park! The sky tree seen from the Ueno area is a bit stagnant, and everyone in the classmate said, "I want to see synthetic!" Hotel was Hotel Hilton Tokyo Odaiba in Odaiba. I could see Sky Tree from the room I stayed at! The night sky tree was sparkling and very beautiful! The second day was free movement in 23 wards, everything seen in the eyes was fresh and very many people enjoyed it! I was a little embarrassed to move the subway. When I saw the route map, I lost track of what it was ... Tokyo seemed to have a total number of curves in the central part of Toyama city, where it would last anywhere and everywhere! The third day of the final day was at Tokyo Disneyland It was free action! After all there was a dream country too and it was a lot of fun! It was very fulfilling for three days! Thank you Tokyo!
although ive done this walk a few times in the past im still drawn to watch your videos for purely nostalgic reasons ;) thanks for making the effort rambalac
I find it amazing how Japan can be so technologically advanced but still be incredibly in touch with their history and culture
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Very well put! This is exactly my thoughts with regard to Japan. Merging technology and tradition seamlessly.
Well said. I visited Tokyo and Kyoto in 2018 and I was impressed beyond words. They have retained their culture while being efficient and effective with everything they do. It goes to show you that you do not have to change your identity to fit in with the rest of the world. I love Japan!
Yeah and very clean too
@@WalkRideFly His name was W. Edwards Deming., Look it up, he is the reason Japan is was it is today.
Just discovered you on TH-cam. Love these walking videos. I love the fact that you don't narrate, too. Just hearing the night sounds, the people, the traffic, its like I'm there. Great concept. More more more!
yup, it's great if you want to sketch from live but feel uncomfortable walking around with sketchbook - many young artists have this issue (don't know why but it's the fact) so this should help them out nicely :)
Also helps me to get some nice references too
Me too!
Same feeling to me, no narrative, no music, but you can find your necessity
Wow, nightfall comes really sudden in Japan. 39:46
It's not only the Land of the Rising Sun, it's the land of the quickly dropping Sun.
Sun fell in water
only haters would say its fake ^^
What a beautifully traditional, clean and civilised place. Japanese people must be proud and protective of their unique home.
Its called a homogeneous society, mass immigration destroys a country and its culture.
I am amazed at the cleanliness of the streets and the smooth&level pavements. Great Japanese Culture!!! Love from Iran!!! Peace to all.
Got back from Japan about three months ago and we spent a lot of time in Asakusa. Just evenings that seemed to go on and on, swinging baseball bats at the cages at Rox Dome, eating sushi at Mamire while the chef explained everything to us. Absolutely amazing part of the world, one of the best places I’ve ever been. Thank you for uploading this.
Strikes me that it's mostly the tourists that notice/stare at you filming, while the locals don't even seem to care or notice.
it's because the tourists are probably feeling anxious being out of place. Anxious people tend to stare/look at others a lot
its because japanese people are used to excesive camara use... and for them its normal. I am not joking by the way. hugs
I noticed the same. I guess they are more aware because they are in a unfamiliar place. The locals are on autopilot.
What locals?
All of you guys are wrong, If you had travelled to Japan before you will notice, Staring at other people is considered impolite , Its a part of a japanese culture
what makes your videos absolutely superb , apart from the high quality, is that you just film exactly how it is ...I love it !!
I agree Phil, it's such a pleasure to slow down with no music or comment.
yup, you said it ! ;)))
Japan is so fascinating and rich in culture, that eventually you will find yourself standing on a bridge, staring @ .........water.
A lovely evening. The crowd is so well-behaved and peaceful . . . I would feel totally at ease there.
This is really amazing. It feels like im also in there. Visiting japan is like dreaming fantasy and for now videos like this will do
it's not that great, trust me.
@@sambensediq8934 to each their own
I LOVE YOU TOKYO
I LOVE YOU OSAKA
I LOVE YOU JAPAN
💛💖💙💜💚❤😚😚😚😚😚😚
Thank you so much for sharing this amazing footage, I definitely want to visit Tokyo someday! Japan is definitely on my bucket list to visit,... amazingly clean, functional, an organized city and the people seems extremely polite and courteous to add.
27:56 that guy is definitely an American dad. Flexin' those shorts with white New Balance shoes. Also those key moves tho
Yes, he needs the New Balance shoes because he's quite an athlete.
You can tell just by looking at the abdominal area...
this is one best walking video! not shakey very clear easy to find paths
This video makes walking on a treadmill enjoyable. Great upload! Thanks
I have enlighted.
Thats a great idea.
in VR glasses* some vid have vr vision
Great idea :D
That's because you don't think of it as exercise anymore but rather a pleasure. That's what it was like for me when I lived in France. I've been totally blind since birth, and I learned how to get around with a little help at first from friends and/or family. After that, I explored a lot and always tried to find other ways to get around. Before I got my Guide Dogs, I used the cane, but now, I'm back to using the cane, because I can't work anymore, and I don't get to go out everyday to different places. It's really a dangerous place to be now, and I'd really like to explore other parts of this world, because I'd like to live out my Golden Years in a much safer area where walking is the norm, and where I'd feel safe traveling all around. I really miss it.
i love your streetview better then others as you actually view into interesting or happening things side to side. others just walk in a straight line
Yeh, I think the same ... i used to watch World Tour from Egawauemon channel then Nippon wandering and now Rambalac . But i found this this channel walking videos a little better than other 2 .
Really love your videos. These sort of videos are so much better than a five minute ‘beat of’ lists. Thank you
I walked around the same streets last April. It was a lot more crowded, but everyone was respectful of each other and cooperates. It's so clean and safe. You just feel so free there, you can go anywhere.
This video is so much useful even for a Japanese like me who want to do sight-seeing, but don't know much about the area.
Thanks for the video! Through the the video you can feel the summer of Japan! Thanks again!
Che bellissimi mercatini e negozietti. Bel video come sempre. Bellissima la parte serale alla fine.
These videos take me back to my time in Japan like no other. Pure and unfiltered Japan, damn I miss it.
Two thumbs up!! Again great strolling video and like a typical walk turning to look in the store, briefly slowing down. Hearing the chatter the smells the food shops and diversity of people.
Thank you for your sharing to upload a bunch of videos! It really makes immerse my self when I'm watching your video. Your hard work to record these videos is appreciated !
This was the exact route I did on my first day in Japan some years ago. It brought me so many memories
Awesome video. Props for extraordinary arm strength. Holding the rig up continuously for 1hr ain't no easy task.
An amazing Japan 🇯🇵. I love the street especially watching on buildings shop and house living idea was so great 🤜👍
I really miss Tokyo.
Great job, man.
I went to Tokyo in Jan/Feb this year and I miss every minute of it. Your videos make me feel like I'm reliving it again. I hope I can go again really soon once the pandemic is over.
Excellent job as always, all your videos are must see, really immersive and superb quality. Keep up the terrific productions. :)
Thank you for sharing, this is so relaxing
Once again, thank you for these beautiful videos. I haven't been to Japan for almost 25 years, and with the exception of better looking advertisements and displays - it looks just the way I remember it. I also notice there are a lot more Gaijin walking the streets than there were 25 years ago. The video quality is so good, I wanted to stop by that shop and pick up a yukata.
I want to thank you for your video clips , They show me a lovely, tidy and clean country without the mobile phone obsession that I see in my country . Thank You again
Going to japan has been on my bucket list for awhile now. Looks beautiful. I wouldn't even know where to begin as far as cost goes.
Just go ahead and plan it! My friends and I just decided to look for when we wanted to go and then accommodation and then booked a place in tokyo. With a yr and half to spare for savings so we were more determined to make it happen. Now I have 5 months ^^ put it off for 4yrs. And now my bucket list will be 1 less XD But yes. Not too sure about cost wise. Always 7-11 ^^
The thing that makes me sad when I watch this was that I came here to buy Japanese souvenirs for my friends one week before I had to return to the US. I miss Japan.
Cant believe i watched the whole thing! love it ! subscribed.
Thank you for this video. Last year I got lost and exited the wrong station exit at asakusa station but I watched your video before hand on the train (I had no internet on my phone yet) so I knew where to go to get to my holiday (near the donki) . Your video saved my holiday. Better than google maps! Thank you very much!!!!
Had to come back and watch some older ones. Japan is a experience I need and want can’t wait to visit. Love ya rambalac ❤️.
You've seen it all. Your video is like being in Japan. I liked Odaiba, Tokyo Disneyland, the Imperial Palace, and the new international airport.
I really appreciate these videos, because I want to go to Japan so much, I'm begging the Lord pretty much to go. These videos are SO amazing for me. I love them.
55:49 how fast he goes up the stairs! All those videos were a good workout it seems :)
Jasiwardas it’s like he’s floating
He has looonngggggg legs
Wow this was filmed amazingly well, thanks for showing this
39:47 The moment when someone in Japan turns the lights out
Yeah, that happens in Japan sometimes. You just walk and next moment it gets dark.
?? for real?
lmao
+kurakk Japan is the land of rising sun, not the setting sun. When it is evening time, the Energy minister turns the sunlight off.
Godzilla did it...
After 8:20 it's like directly out of a video game clean.
GREAT JOB bro. subscribed
First of all, thank you for this vid. I know it was an all day thing but, the results were so fantastic! I felt like I was actually there and could touch and feel things. This was absolutly amazing! The best!
LOVE THIS GUY.. great footage always shows what we need to see. love all his videos awesome work..
man i really miss this place. I love that I can relive it through Rambalac!
Muchísimas gracias por estos paseos que usted nos da por los distintos barrios de Tokyo. Gracias a usted podemos ver la maravilla de país que ustedes
tienen. ❤️ Love Japón 🇯🇵 ❤️
Desde España 🇪🇸Madrid
Eughh stop it, I already miss this place as it is 😞 LOVE Asakusa & Ueno ❤️❤️ Thanks for all your videos!
I can't say how much I appreciate your videos man... I mean, if compared to other video walks, your quality is just... awesome! The camera is at good height. I like how you avoid people's faces naturally like it's nothing (not like other videos which really kills the focus) and the way you view/focus on interesting things like an actual tourist/local would do.. and most importantly, the lens. I don't know how you did it man, but it did not feel cramped. I mean if I view it full screen I actually felt like walking with my both eyes (because you can see almost everything from left to right, it's wide) if you know what i mean (sorry am no videographer, don't know how to tell it but yeah that's it). I don't mind the shakiness, the stabilizer did a good job! it's better to be flexible than static like a robot. Just do what you do best man, i bet you most of us are just fine with the way you record things, thank you Rambalac.
Thank you so much for this, even more thanks for the 4k! This just shows how beautiful and interesting the country is, even at the mundane level to me!
The best walking video ever. Stable, beautiful shots, simple and captures the real sound and images of the moment. You should be a film director, just a suggestion :)
i have seen the whole one hour video. Its so nice. Thanks for sharing. I feel I am roaming around the Tokyo street by sitting on your shoulder. I never visited japan. But it makes me feel I am there. thanks for your nice video.
When we visited Japan, this is one of the areas we stayed in at an Airbnb, unfortunately the weather wasn't kind enough to allow us to view the whole of the Skytree as for the most part it was covered with low level clouds. I still enjoyed our time there and it was fun watching you walk through the areas that we also went too. Thank you for sharing.
japanese people are well discipline.i will see u soon when i visit my usnavy son this october.am soo really excited.merci.
I used to walk miles making video but now at 82 years I just cant do it so you have given me very much pleasure with this production. Thank you
Nice work on the video. It must be tempting for people to talk to you when your filming. Thank you for doing these video's !
All these video are greats. Thank you very much.
Amazing to watch the cultural side of Japan.
Asakusa never gets old, even if Sensoji is one of the oldest temple!
I want everyone to go there in the early morning in winter.... The mood was the best beautiful sight I ever saw....
There's only locals and no tourists....
From Japan🇯🇵
Unbelievable thank you!! Brings back some good memories!
Lovely video reminds me of my wonderful trip there thanks for sharing
Fantastic camerawork! So smooth, not jerky. Thanks for not feeling you have to walk & talk either. I lived in Tokyo years ago, still consider it my other home, thank you so much for these walk through videos. Just outstanding!!
Actually that's just gimbal work. My camerawork is quite careless, mostly because I'm lazy. Fortunately double stabilization with gimbal and in camera help. I'm just walking around and pointing camera though sometimes I forget the second.
Videos like these mean I can preserve my memories. Love this so much. I stayed in Asakusa when I visited Tokyo in 2018. Takes me right back.
7:53 guy wearing white cap and blue U. of Kentucky shirt
27:15 same guy again
I live in Kentucky where I see about 100 of those shirts per day. I was really surprised when I saw that UK shirt in Japan.
It's a conspiracy!
Nice memory
Amazing memory
You know, it's funny. I was watching an older halloween one and I noticed the same girls in a costume like 7 times and I thought about how strange it is that you can go all around a big city and run into the same group so often. It's strange to me because in that video, one street corner had more people in it than my entire city yet you could still find the same people (you only notice it in this case because they have halloween costumes that are specific etc but yeah)
Nice memories. I stayed nearby some weeks ago and walked around just this area several times at night. I really liked the neighborhood. :)
When your BROKE AF.... but want to go to Tokyo....
Arrigato Gozaimasu and thank you for making these videos! They are both relaxing and bring back great memories of my past visits. Such a beautiful people and country!
I like walking around city.It make me think profoundly
about many things.I can experience s simulated of it through this video.So,I appreciate you uploading.
Очень нравятся Ваши видео, много полезного для поездок, спасибо!!!
So much walkable pleasant, relaxing and beautiful space with few cars.
@15:34 - 15:38 when a certain lady makes a comment in Japanese... the guy from the right makes a priceless expression ! :))
Why is 0.06 on this video already more aesthetically pleasing than anything I've ever seen in the west. I don't just want to visit. I want to live there with all that aesthetic beauty. I don't care if I'm called a dirty gaijin. I'm obsessed with Japan's aesthetic sense and I can't help it. I am no longer satisfied with just the dream of visiting someday. Something so temporary is just sad. Give me a 10 year pass to live there or something, then maybe I'll be satisfied after 10 years of exploring and viewing the beautiful environments both natural and man made.
And yes I am a WEEB. But not in the "I wanna be born japanese" sense. But more of I am incredibly drawn to the aesthetic planning of their country on top of its natural beauty. At the end of the day, its simply a lot prettier to look at than living in some gangsta rap U.S. city where nobody cares about anything or anybody but themselves.
The camera height is perfect. I love 4k because its so close to being there visually but low cameras break immersion. This height takes it to the next level since this is where I am compared to most of the world ha
Exactly my thoughts with the quality!
Amazing this walk! Thanks you very much!!!
I love this bc its uncut its showing the sites like youre really there!
I feel like in Tokyo again, my friend. thanks a lot!
I visited here 2 years ago when I was studying abroad. Gorgeous area and reliving the walk around was great. Thank you
Sugoi sugoi! Iza!! Arigatou gosaimazu👍🏻 keeping the good work👌🏻
Great work I feel like I myself was walking in place of you. Fantastic video thank you so much for sharing this video !!!!!!
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Man, its so easy to get lost in our problems and our little bubble, sometimes forgetting how big the world actually is.
Abundant fascination in Japan. Thank you for taking me on the wonderful immersive walk. Loved seeing the countless food establishments and little shops. And you pan as I would have been turning my head so it was even more immersive. Wondering if eating out is the norm there. I did notice lots of cicadas in some areas and it seems the birds et al. would have a feast, but there just seemed to be so many.
I noticed for the most part your camera was above the sea of heads you were navigating through. You must have very strong arms or perhaps using a support rig like this:
www.proaim.com/flycam-flowline-steady-camera.html ? Thanks again, loved it. 👍
No, it's much easier. It's a monopod.
So nostalgic. Summer 2016 I was there for lantern festival..
Great Country....Great People...God Bless Japan.
Quem quer conhecer o Brasil
A hot August summer and so many people out in the streets. Reasons why I usually don't go out during this season bro. 8^)
Your videos is a way for me to revisit Japan for free. Thanks.
We've started doing video walks too so it's lovely to find someone doing a similar thing. Thank you, I've subscribed and very much look forward to seeing more.
Japón es el país que más admiro, y del cual deberíamos de aprender.
いつもこの動画を見て癒やされてます。
Thanks！
おはようございます あなたも コロナに 気を付けてください
私は 日本人とあなたが 大好きです
私は 日本人とあなたと私が 仲良くなりたいです これが 私の 願いです
Thanks for this! The whole place is beautiful! I will be staying in Asakusa in about a week. I can't wait now!
Great thank you very much for the video
0:00 - 2:00 I haven't been in there, Although went Asakusa 6 times
Thank you for sharing this video.
Спасибо большое за очередную прогулку... Смотрим ваши видео "фоном" на протяжении дня. Они несут хорошую, спокойную атмосферу! Нравится Япония, хотя там не были... Водим авто с правым рулем )))))) Были в Китае... Спасибо еще раз! Удачи и процветания!
I went on a school trip from Toyama Prefecture to Kanto. On the first day, we visited Ueno Zoo, National Museum, National Science Hakubunkan, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Western Art Museum around Ueno Park! The sky tree seen from the Ueno area is a bit stagnant, and everyone in the classmate said, "I want to see synthetic!" Hotel was Hotel Hilton Tokyo Odaiba in Odaiba. I could see Sky Tree from the room I stayed at! The night sky tree was sparkling and very beautiful! The second day was free movement in 23 wards, everything seen in the eyes was fresh and very many people enjoyed it! I was a little embarrassed to move the subway. When I saw the route map, I lost track of what it was ... Tokyo seemed to have a total number of curves in the central part of Toyama city, where it would last anywhere and everywhere! The third day of the final day was at Tokyo Disneyland
It was free action! After all there was a dream country too and it was a lot of fun! It was very fulfilling for three days! Thank you Tokyo!
富山県から関東方面へ修学旅行に行きました。初日は上野公園周辺の上野動物園・国立博物館・国立科学博文館・東京都美術館・西洋美術館を巡りました！上野周辺から見えるスカイツリーは少し霞んでおり同級生の皆んなは「合成見たい！」「CG見たいだね！」と言っていました！ホテルはお台場にあるホテルヒルトン東京お台場でした。自分が泊まった部屋からもスカイツリーが見えました！夜スカイツリーは光り輝いておりとても美しかったです！二日目は23区内で自由行動でした、眼に映るもの全てが新鮮でとても人が多く楽しかったです！地下鉄の移動には少し困りました笑路線図を見ると何が何だが分からなくなってしまいました…。東京は富山市の中心部の総曲輪がどこまでもどこまでも続いてるようでした！最終日の三日目は東京ディズニーランドでの
自由行動でした！やはり夢の国という事もありとても楽しかったです！三日間とても充実してました！ありがとう東京！
富山市のビデオも持っています😆
ループ子電車も面白い。
How clean the street is! Everything is well organized!
как же счастлива, что нашла ваш канал)) очень профессионально и красиво))
although ive done this walk a few times in the past im still drawn to watch your videos for purely nostalgic reasons ;) thanks for making the effort rambalac
Great vid. Will be making this exact walk next month when I visit Japan as I am staying in Asakusa. Will use this so i don't get lost!