@@Listenavi don’t worry! i can’t really speak japanese either, and mostly rely on the camera function on the google translate app! so you should be fine as well :)
Thank you so much for the video, the content and the edits. I am in Nikko now for 5 days, and followed 75% of your trip. It is truly a great place, the blend of alpine autumn scenery, food, sweets and I added the Kegon waterfall, but the bus broke down on this day, Quite an eventful day waiting 2 hours at Lake Chusenj Terminal for the replacement bus and the queue was about 100 metres long, and it was 8c!! Thanks again for your tips. I certainly invested time at Hatsuishi Cafe and the kakigori was to dine for, absolutely divine.
Can i just say that your style in this video is so well thought-through and calming? Extremely comfy to Watch and very relaxing to hear you talk, very well done!! :)
This is a really good video. Love the editing and the pace. Ah... Nikko. I´m Brazilian, but I lived in Japan in 1998 (I was 26). I worked at a hotel in Kinugawa-onsen and lived Nikko (or, rather, at the time the placed I lived was called Imaichi. Later it was integrated to Nikko). I spent almost a year there and went to Nikko every time I could, by train or even by bicycle.
love your informative narration as always! a lot of fun to learn while enjoying the soothing aesthetics of the city. i've never heard of nikko before, but it's sure to be on my list now
I never thought of staying overnight in Nikko! I had no idea there are onsens there!As for favourite places in Japan, I love Kanazawa. Matsue is charming but might be a little quiet for you. Takayama (but I hear it’s become crowded with tourists since the Shinkansen) but I still want to go back with a stop at Gero onsen. I miss Japan. Wasn’t Nikko amazing? The last time the white structure was under scaffolding (but there was also a parade of samurai soldiers so win there!). Great episode ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much! ❤️ There are actually many nice onsens in Nikko! I’ve never been to any of the towns you’ve mentioned, but they look so nice! Takayama and a few towns in the surrounding area are still on my bucket list! Nikko really was amazing and the food was so good 🫠 The parade of samurai soldiers sounds like an amazing experience! In my case, it was a parade of school kids on a field trip 😂
@@absentabroad the Takayama Festivals (spring and autumn) are supposed to among the best in Japan. Hotels are hard to come by and I hope to attend one of them someday. I think Autumn in the Japanese Alps is the season to go. ❤
@@panathenaea aaaah! sounds like such a dream! maybe i will plan a kawamatsu road trip down to kaga one day… 🤔 also hoping to explore aizuwakamatsu or fukuoka too one day
Now I am definitely planning a 3 day-trip to Nikko; as part of my Japan trip. I love your recommendations. As for travelling around Nikko, did you hire a private car? I will be travelling alone so I am researching for the best way.
thank you!! i’m glad my recs helped :) yesss,i hired a private car but it’s also very accessible by train - however to get around places and for more sightseeing, i think a private car would still be the most convenient option so you could considering renting when you reach nikko~
thank you for watching! 💕 i rented a car for this trip, but nikko is also accessible by train from tokyo, and the temples are all quite near to one another :) some of the ryokans also have shuttle buses so it’s quite convenient to get around~
What is your favourite place to visit in Japan? ♡
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Kyoto as it have many good foods but I also like Tokyo
Im going to japan but terrified to visit uncommon travel sites because i dont speak Japanese.
@@Listenavi don’t worry! i can’t really speak japanese either, and mostly rely on the camera function on the google translate app! so you should be fine as well :)
@@absentabroad aw youre awesome! Thanks that gave me some courage.
Thank you so much for the video, the content and the edits. I am in Nikko now for 5 days, and followed 75% of your trip. It is truly a great place, the blend of alpine autumn scenery, food, sweets and I added the Kegon waterfall, but the bus broke down on this day, Quite an eventful day waiting 2 hours at Lake Chusenj Terminal for the replacement bus and the queue was about 100 metres long, and it was 8c!! Thanks again for your tips. I certainly invested time at Hatsuishi Cafe and the kakigori was to dine for, absolutely divine.
Thrilled to see you more active on TH-cam again, love love love your videos ❤
aww thank you so much! so glad to be able to travel and be back to doing what i love again as well ❤️
I always look forward to your travel vlog. I love the you edit it. Very calm and relaxing.
thank you so much! i really appreciate it ❤️
Your vlog is so graceful and elegantly spoken ❤️
thank you so much! 🥰🙏🏼
Love this so much! I enjoy watching this again and again❤️
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Me too
This vlog so beautiful, calm, relaxing 🌿🍂☘️
thank you so much! 💓
as an old follower since your ucl time, the japanese vlogs always make me want to cry. Lots of love and support for you ❤
awww thank you so much for still staying until today ❤️ so grateful 💕
กำลังจะไปnikko เดือนหน้า ขอบคุณนะคะ คลิปดีมากๆทั้งภาพทั้งเสียง ❤
Thanks for another calm and beautifully shot video! I'm heading to Japan in a few weeks and I'm excited to see this in person~
thank you so much for watching! 💓 aah so excited for you!
Beautiful vlog !
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your videos are beautiful, informative, and very relaxing to watch. subscribed!
Can i just say that your style in this video is so well thought-through and calming? Extremely comfy to Watch and very relaxing to hear you talk, very well done!! :)
thank you so much! :)
This is a really good video. Love the editing and the pace. Ah... Nikko. I´m Brazilian, but I lived in Japan in 1998 (I was 26). I worked at a hotel in Kinugawa-onsen and lived Nikko (or, rather, at the time the placed I lived was called Imaichi. Later it was integrated to Nikko). I spent almost a year there and went to Nikko every time I could, by train or even by bicycle.
Love your vlogs, always beautiful and relaxing 🥰
thank you so much! ❤️
Been watching your vlogs for years and its always so good! Can't wait to see the next part of your trip :D
awww thank you so much! ❤️
love your informative narration as always! a lot of fun to learn while enjoying the soothing aesthetics of the city. i've never heard of nikko before, but it's sure to be on my list now
thank you so much!! ❤️
Stunning video! I booked Okunoin Hotel Tokugawa after watching for my upcoming trip to Nikko for autumn.
excited for you!!
best nikko scene... i love it... ❤
thank you! :)
Great video .Makes me want to go Nikko !
thank you! :)
I never thought of staying overnight in Nikko! I had no idea there are onsens there!As for favourite places in Japan, I love Kanazawa. Matsue is charming but might be a little quiet for you. Takayama (but I hear it’s become crowded with tourists since the Shinkansen) but I still want to go back with a stop at Gero onsen. I miss Japan. Wasn’t Nikko amazing? The last time the white structure was under scaffolding (but there was also a parade of samurai soldiers so win there!). Great episode ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much! ❤️ There are actually many nice onsens in Nikko! I’ve never been to any of the towns you’ve mentioned, but they look so nice! Takayama and a few towns in the surrounding area are still on my bucket list! Nikko really was amazing and the food was so good 🫠 The parade of samurai soldiers sounds like an amazing experience! In my case, it was a parade of school kids on a field trip 😂
@@absentabroad the Takayama Festivals (spring and autumn) are supposed to among the best in Japan. Hotels are hard to come by and I hope to attend one of them someday. I think Autumn in the Japanese Alps is the season to go. ❤
And do add Kanazawa to your list. One of Japan’s top 3 gardens, home of Kaiseki, Sea of Japan sushi, walkable!
@@panathenaea aaaah! sounds like such a dream! maybe i will plan a kawamatsu road trip down to kaga one day… 🤔 also hoping to explore aizuwakamatsu or fukuoka too one day
@@absentabroad I love that you're going outside of the usual Tokyo/Kyoto/Osaka. There's so much more to Japan and I'd love to see it through your lens
Fantastic video ! Planning to go to Nikko this year in october too ! All the food looks really great!
thank you so much! aaah i’m excited for you! love the food there and especially their freshly harvested rice in autumn!
великолепно!!! потрясающая атмосфера! Шикарный фильм!!!Мы будем там через месяц!!!
thank you!
Love your narration ❤
thank you so much 🥰❤️
like this place
My first time visiting this place and really liked it as well :)
3:16 Nice video. Would be great if you could tell viewers what you are eating - perhaps add some text to the visuals? Cheers.
Nice scenic walks, was that a short walk or it was somewhat a hike?
It was a 5-10 minute walk! :) Not as challenging as a hike :)
Now I am definitely planning a 3 day-trip to Nikko; as part of my Japan trip. I love your recommendations. As for travelling around Nikko, did you hire a private car? I will be travelling alone so I am researching for the best way.
thank you!! i’m glad my recs helped :) yesss,i hired a private car but it’s also very accessible by train - however to get around places and for more sightseeing, i think a private car would still be the most convenient option so you could considering renting when you reach nikko~
So nice vlog nice place and nice view. how do you transport in Nikko? Rent a car or by bus
thank you! we rented a car, but i also recommend going by train! :)
next stop nagano street
Thanks for this video! One question, did you visit all these wonderful places using public transportation?
thank you for watching! 💕 i rented a car for this trip, but nikko is also accessible by train from tokyo, and the temples are all quite near to one another :) some of the ryokans also have shuttle buses so it’s quite convenient to get around~
beautiful, can i ask what is the song playing in the background? feels bts related but cant place it...edit just figured it out Tokyo, RM