It is a relief to find a travel journalist, these days anyhow, with an intellectual sensitivity for the project he is embarked upon. Charming vignette.
It is clear that attaché is transforming from a general travel guide to a much more resolute inspirational side of cultural exploration. And I am happy for it.
The narrative, the edits, the Japanese interludes, historical perspective combined with fluidic story weave, probably makes its one of my all time favourite attache episode ! You guys are constantly raising the bar and thinking outside the box, kudos to Alex & the entire team.
It's always makes me so happy seeing Alex smile eating great food and this episode is awesome. Thank you for spoiling us with these awesome travel films Alex and MR. Editor, waiting for the next one....
To think that high quality productions such as this, sit alongside memes and cat videos on this platform, is surely an indicator of where our society has gone so so wrong.
Your videos have such an other worldly quality. Doing one thing well is hard enough and your videos double as travel videos and beautiful documentaries, written oh-so well. Lots of love!
@@attachetravel This was a very special presentation. Rural Japan is a topic that I havent seen too many programmes about. That seashell she sold was one piece of work.
Beautiful video. Never really got to explore the villages around Fuji when I was there back in 2004. I was 26 I think when I first climbed it. I was exhausted. And this is just me starting at that 5th Stage point. Then I met this Japanese man in his 50s who said he climbed in more then 30 times. Respect!
New subscriber here, and I'm astounded. Why haven't I found your channel sooner? The quality and presentation of this video is jaw-dropping. The editing. The camerawork. The composition. It looks truly professional. So far above and beyond the usual TH-cam videos of this genre that it is simply no comparison. You have real talent man. Well done.
You guys have become master travel storytellers. Thank you for another magnificent video. In less than two weeks, I'm visiting Japan again. It's gonna be my 6th time. You really nailed all the reasons why I love this great country. There's so much to experience in every corner...
@Peachgirl91 Yep! Try to go off the beaten path. Do not spend too much time in Tokyo (even though it's amazing). Visit places like Kanazawa, Matsumoto or even little gems like Gujo Hachiman. Go to Kyushu or Shikoku. People over there don't speak English that much, but are really kind.
Peachgirl91 It can be done on a budget. If you stay in a hostel or capsule hotel you could save a lot on accomodation. Transportation is a big factor in Tokyo’s massive urban sprawl and it’s quite pricey. While food doesn’t always have to be. I’d say this: prepare roughly 1000 USD (not including the flight) and you should have plenty
These new Attaché videos are more . . . cinematic? Which is actually pretty nice since they kinda look like Bourdain's Parts Unknown. Amazing and inspiring video!
My first thought was he will climb Mt. Fuji. But unexpectedly he showed a much deeper appreciation of Fuji san’s eternal influence on the Japanese rural side.
I literally was about to write the same thing about the Big Mac. Really great video and I loved it. A little change every now and then is a GREAT THING!
BIG MAC? how about that short bullet train trip it's not cheap. Fuji is an experience. this paints a picture of the adventure of getting to Fuji and what is around it. The trip up the Mt To the 8th & 9th station and the trip down is another story. There is no real trail, it is a path of switch back and steps that are different sizes; some 12 inches high other 18 inches or 24 inches, one thing you can count on for sure is that they are going to a different space and hight for the 5 to 6 hours. After Station 7 it becomes lava rock and more uneven steps. If you are a true adventurist this Mountain should be on your bucket list( we did it twice in one week both times it was amazing). PLEASE DONT FORGET THAT TOKOYO IS THE MOST VISITED CITY IN JAPAN. FOR GO THIS CRAZY AND VISIT YOKOHAMA AND KAMAKURA.
Great video.. but I was expecting more info about the mountain itself. Like climbing seasons, height, dangers, the sunrise, and sleeping on the mountain
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It is a relief to find a travel journalist, these days anyhow, with an intellectual sensitivity for the project he is embarked upon. Charming vignette.
It is clear that attaché is transforming from a general travel guide to a much more resolute inspirational side of cultural exploration. And I am happy for it.
Unexpected. But definitely not unwanted.
This is truly a brilliant video
Thanks so much Noah!
I swear you're production value increases each episode. Truly inspiring.
The narrative, the edits, the Japanese interludes, historical perspective combined with fluidic story weave, probably makes its one of my all time favourite attache episode ! You guys are constantly raising the bar and thinking outside the box, kudos to Alex & the entire team.
You guys took it to a whole new level with this video. The haiku, the transitions, the b-roll of those statues, the slow-mo... all SUPERB!
It's always makes me so happy seeing Alex smile eating great food and this episode is awesome. Thank you for spoiling us with these awesome travel films Alex and MR. Editor, waiting for the next one....
Discovered this channel from Mexico City's video and this is also pure gold. Amazing quality.
Always hype when you release a video about Japan. It is done well and keeps you glued to the tube.
To think that high quality productions such as this, sit alongside memes and cat videos on this platform, is surely an indicator of where our society has gone so so wrong.
So sad to hear that you guys are considering quitting, your videos are a class above everyone elses.
Your videos have such an other worldly quality. Doing one thing well is hard enough and your videos double as travel videos and beautiful documentaries, written oh-so well. Lots of love!
Thanks so much, Shahan!
Absolutely beautiful. Nice to see a break from the usual format. A very poetic love letter to rural Japan, or a small part of it anyway.
Thanks Ben! These episodes are a lot more work to make but I think the end result is worth it.
@@attachetravel
This was a very special presentation. Rural Japan is a topic that I havent seen too many programmes about. That seashell she sold was one
piece of work.
The mix of the footage, music and voice over is so great, I could have watched it for an hour longer. Great work!
honestly i think this is one of my favorite pieces of cinematography ever...visually speaking this video is stunning
and i love the content as well
Beautiful video. Never really got to explore the villages around Fuji when I was there back in 2004.
I was 26 I think when I first climbed it. I was exhausted. And this is just me starting at that 5th Stage point. Then I met this Japanese man in his 50s who said he climbed in more then 30 times. Respect!
This video is unlike any of Attache previous videos. It's a love letter to Fujisan.
Khris here!! Totally surreal...feels like another world. Attaché!! You’ve done it again. Splendid as ever.
This is perfect! Headed to Mt. Fuji in two months.
Great timing!
Hiking season is from July to September tho. keep that in mind, the transport, accommodation and little stores on the way might not work.
Videos like this have wrapped Attache in, out and around my heart.
This is absolutely amazing. An excellent travel guide!
Fantastic piece man... Hopefully some more Japan videos coming our way!
Watching your videos has become my regular monthly event! So inspiring!
Japan is #1 on my 'To-Do' list & your videos just make me even more determined to make it, some day. Thanks!
Thank you (and your team) for this video!
Your videos have such an other worldly quality. Good job.
Awesome, well done.
Thanks Gabriel, really enjoy your work.
@@attachetravel Great, appreciate it.
Wonderful episode. This is the Japan that keeps pulling me back to visit.
I loved the addition of the Soseki haiku! Brilliant video as always guys. I really appreciate how poetic this was.
You came back to visit again you must have love for Japan. I love it too..🥰And your vlogs I love it too👍💕
This was already mesmerizingly beautiful to look at, but the use of Yasuaki Shimizu really caught my attention. Nice music selection!
You guys inspired me to travel to so many amazing places. I can't thank you enough!!
This video looks so cinematic! Wow! Like a short documentary. Beautifully shot, beautifully narrated!!
I travelled to Japan in January and had an amazing time. We stayed near Mt. Fuji for one night and rented a car. Can't wait to return!
Brilliant video! We were in Mount Fuji for cherry blossom and it is unbelievable! 🌸
The decadent use of Shimizu in this video is glorious.
effing breathtaking. round of applause here. well done Attaché
Loving the new format and the sound quality is amazing.
New subscriber here, and I'm astounded. Why haven't I found your channel sooner?
The quality and presentation of this video is jaw-dropping. The editing. The camerawork. The composition. It looks truly professional. So far above and beyond the usual TH-cam videos of this genre that it is simply no comparison. You have real talent man. Well done.
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Superb production quality! What a pleasure to watch. Thank you
Truly remarkable! A very sincere thank you for bringing us this taste of Japanese culture!
Could tell from the opening thirty seconds this guide was going to be special.
i enjoyed watching this a lot! good job by you, mr attaché but also by the guy who films and does all the montage. awesome!! keep up the good work.
Beautiful! Thanks for the amazing guide to Fuji!
I have to say, this was beautifully done. Thank you!
You guys have become master travel storytellers. Thank you for another magnificent video. In less than two weeks, I'm visiting Japan again. It's gonna be my 6th time. You really nailed all the reasons why I love this great country. There's so much to experience in every corner...
Peachgirl91 I love japanese food so 10/10
Japan is: futuristic, traditional and beautiful
@Peachgirl91 Yep! Try to go off the beaten path. Do not spend too much time in Tokyo (even though it's amazing). Visit places like Kanazawa, Matsumoto or even little gems like Gujo Hachiman. Go to Kyushu or Shikoku. People over there don't speak English that much, but are really kind.
Peachgirl91 It can be done on a budget. If you stay in a hostel or capsule hotel you could save a lot on accomodation. Transportation is a big factor in Tokyo’s massive urban sprawl and it’s quite pricey. While food doesn’t always have to be. I’d say this: prepare roughly 1000 USD (not including the flight) and you should have plenty
So many good shots of Fuji!
Love the new format and color scheme
Thanks, it was a lot of fun to make.
A break from the older style :) Definitely the most amazing video of all. Look forward to more of like these.
Love it love it!! You guys a true inspiration for me deciding to give travel writing a shot! Keep up the amazing work guys!
What a great video! Loved the editing and especially the haikus. I only wish the video would have been longer
Truly spectacular video. The cinematography is second to none - keep up the amazing work Attache :)
Perfectly timed video as I will be going to Japan for the first time next month!
Your storytelling is fantastic! It was a bit different from your normal country vids, but I like the way you shot this vid.
Your travel videos are the best, during my childhood i use to enjoy watching Globe Trekker (Host Ian Wright) and now this. Brilliant Alex!!
These new Attaché videos are more . . . cinematic? Which is actually pretty nice since they kinda look like Bourdain's Parts Unknown.
Amazing and inspiring video!
My first thought was he will climb Mt. Fuji. But unexpectedly he showed a much deeper appreciation of Fuji san’s eternal influence on the Japanese rural side.
Amazing video, kudos to you and your team.
Awesome video row, thank you Attache!)
As always, a beautifully made video. Thank you.
Well made video.
Now I have to visit Shuzenji.Shizuoka Prefecture.
Alex this is awesome! We experienced Fuji from Yamanashi couple weeks ago but now wished we experienced it from Shuzenji!
Amazing high-quality work as usual. Great job guys! :)
This is brilliant film making mesmerizing
Thank you for your interest in Japanese culture and life.
how do you not have a million subscribers??? love your vids!
On our bucket list!
Beautiful video.
Attache" you guys spoil my life,
i wish i could pack my backpack and book 1-way ticket rightnow..
This must be such an amazing experience! Good show🙏🏼
A work of Art!!! Thank You!!!
Nice production quality and Japanese content integration.
This is superb .... Thanks for sharing
This place is in my bucket list ❤️
こうして視点が変わると見慣れた風景が
何処か見知らぬ異国のように見えて
不思議な感覚になる。
But how much does a Big Mac cost???
Seriously, though, what an amazing and truly thoughtful video.
I literally was about to write the same thing about the Big Mac. Really great video and I loved it. A little change every now and then is a GREAT THING!
BIG MAC? how about that short bullet train trip it's not cheap. Fuji is an experience. this paints a picture of the adventure of getting to Fuji and what is around it. The trip up the Mt To the 8th & 9th station and the trip down is another story. There is no real trail, it is a path of switch back and steps that are different sizes; some 12 inches high other 18 inches or 24 inches, one thing you can count on for sure is that they are going to a different space and hight for the 5 to 6 hours. After Station 7 it becomes lava rock and more uneven steps. If you are a true adventurist this Mountain should be on your bucket list( we did it twice in one week both times it was amazing). PLEASE DONT FORGET THAT TOKOYO IS THE MOST VISITED CITY IN JAPAN. FOR GO THIS CRAZY AND VISIT YOKOHAMA AND KAMAKURA.
Best travel videos - why not over a million subs?
Really, really well done. Thank you.
awesome footage and information
Great looking video. The title is a bit misleading though, it should really be the "Shuzenji Travel Guide" as thats the only area you talk about.
Wow!sugoi! Εξαιρετικό βίντεο.
Anthony Bourdain would be proud 🤙🏼
Great work
Love it! Mad drone skillz!
Beautiful video!
great stuff as always
if you rebranded to a specifically japanese travel show i wouldn't even be mad
Best one for sure!!
Brilliant work!
More, not less on Japan please 😊
i really like your videos. It's great to see u in Vietnam. Welcome to my country 😊😊
Hopefully to visit Japan soon, I love the sushi...
You definitely should!
Great guide! What a wonderful video too!👍
Greeting from Indonesia TH-camr😋
Where is the secluded walking trail with the greenery and views of My Fuji? Lovely video!
Can you do Adelaide ? Or any ozzy town ?
Great video.. but I was expecting more info about the mountain itself. Like climbing seasons, height, dangers, the sunrise, and sleeping on the mountain
You should do a city in Australia
SYDNEY PLS
love your videos
inspires me to travel all over the world
Thank you
Dear sir I love your blogs and please make some videos for South Korea... Or Seoul
Ok that's nice but how much is a Big Mac?
DARN. Someone beat me to it. Great video. Looking at adding this as a day trip when I visit Japan.
These videos have an Anthony Bourdain touch to them.
Well written
すごい！