Hakone’s Tokaido Highway Checkpoint Guided Tour
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- MAP: Hakone Tokaido Checkpoint
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Nice to see you traveling again and showing us all these cool places! This was a side of Hakone you rarely see other people cover.
We made a very quick visit to Hakone in September 2019. We had only just arrived in Japan and We really didn’t know much about the area in advance. It is beautiful. We actually went to within a few hundred metres of the Chekpoint without realising it was there, when we visited the Onshi-Hakone Park, which was the site of an old Imperial Palace, where the emperors took vacations, on a small hill which has a great viewing point overlooking Lake Ashi. It was there that I proposed to my partner, Rosemary, just as Mt Fuji suddenly appeared from the cloud it had been obscured by until that moment. Perfect timing. Great place. We will return!
Wow this is amazing!! I love Japanese history.. the Taokaido road is amazing Thankyou for showing us and taking us with you!
What an amazing time capsule! Thanks for this one in particular man!
great, another history lesson, so interesting thank you John and Koto san
Hakone is great. I’ve been there twice.
Your video wakes memories. :) I was at this checkpoint several times. So cool there.
John thank you for your channel it provides us much entertainment wishing we could be visiting Japan right now with all that beautiful snow everywhere! You love the history of Japan head out to Matsumoto castle sometime my favourite place in Japan! Well wishes and safe travels from Australia!
KotoSan sounds like Ruth sooo much. Do they work together, learn language from each other? Love the tours of history preserved and explained
Very interesting & informative. Lovely scenery. Tea house looked delightful. Thank you for these videos.
Great video and so informative!
Cool jacket 👍, very nice of them to give you that kind of gift 😊
I hiked along the Tokaido Highway back in 2019 with friends of mine, starting from this checkpoint. This has evoked a lot of good memories, along with the other streams. We stopped for a bit to rest outside the Amazake Tea House, too. A much-needed rest, since it was August, and quite humid outside. 😅 We hiked about 9km from the checkpoint to Tenzan Onsen. By that time, walking along those slippery stones of the old road completely messed up my right knee. Worth it for the memories, since my knee was okay about a week later.
Great video! I really like that guides accompany you on these journeys!
Interesting! Thank you for sharing it. ✌️
The Hakone Checkpoint was feature in an episode of the anime series Samauri Champloo. They do execute anyone who doesn't have a passport.
John, thank you taking us here. It was very interesting seeing the check points. We see it in the samurai shows but to have explained is even better.
oh we are planning to go there, thanks for the video
wow this is so awesome
I love at the start keeping history on point!!!! At the ENTRY!!!! 👊🛑😊
Stop right there foreign scum! 😂 nah, they were super nice and welcoming!! I can’t wait to come back when the weather is HOTTER!! Brrr 🥶
So interesting. Thanks John
Why especially check women's travel permits? Japan was (and largely remains) a paternalistic/Confucian society. During the Edo Period women were not allowed to travel alone. A male guardian was required to pass any checkpoint. A recent book I read recently illustrates these things wonderfully. The name of the book is Stranger in the Shogun's City. I highly recommend it.
Koto San outstanding job thank you!!!…you too John lol that’s a really cool jacket man wear it with pride Brother.
If you get the upgrade ticket for the pirate ship, you can access the bow and yell "I'm king of the world!"
Omoshiroi desu‼️😄😄
Getting through that gate LOL gotta love it
I thoroughly enjoy these videos where John DOESN'T EAT!
oh yes thank you to the guides
how did I miss this was just watching the other live streams oh well
There were those who tried to go around instead of through- they were summarily executed on the spot
Yes
It's really built up now and more signs with english. It's hard to run away when you are at the sekicho.
I saw about Hakone by 2 Indian youtubers who also live in Tokyo in Odaiba.
On l’a visité lors de notre séjour à Hakone.
This reminds me of a FANTASTIC anime episode in Samurai Champloo. Is there an opium field nearby?
When you were counting the steps and at 22 (when you stopped) you probably counted it again at 23.
rode the pirate ship but we did not go to amasake chaya and the village. we will go there next time we are in Japan
Learning history through your streams which is good , although that was quite violent history ! Still nice stream , arigato 👍!!!
I learned SO MUCH today as well. It’s so nice to have a guide. Koto-san was awesome!
@@onlyinjapanGO She really was !
did they also pay toll money for passing by? and how much?
Hey there John!! Shinichi and Satoshi of TabiEats are there in Hokkaido. I wonder if you could do a collaboration with them?❤️🙂🙂🙂
How often would they need to use weapons?
When I go to Hakone, I would like to ask her for an English guide
@3:22 The letter "T" certainly is a deadly letter in that district, yikes! 8)
The Japanese gentleman was struggling with his English. perhaps you just requested him to speak just in Japanese.
Atreidis hates Hakones
amazing video. How nice.