Preserved Cities of Japan | Kurayoshi Japan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ธ.ค. 2022
- Walking tour of Kurayoshi in Tottori prefecture in Japan.
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I just wanted to say, it's been about two years since I've found your channels and they have brought great comfort to me. I deal with severe anxiety and depression, and any time I feel overwhelmed I just watch one of your videos to escape and calm down. So thanks Shinichi and Satoshi for sharing your lives. Your voices are always soothing, and your good energies are wonderful to vibe to. I hope you both have a great new year, and I look forward to watching more videos!
We have a shopping center here in Columbus Ohio that has 6 or 7 Japanese stores (sushi restaurants, bakery, grocery, gifts, and others) and one storefront is a “cultural center” that hosts events. This past weekend they had a charity ceramics sale and I thought of Shinichi 😊 I also LOVE ceramics and wanted to buy all of it! I restrained myself and only bought two pieces ☺️
What a quaint and beautiful little town. The buildings are definitely a throwback in time. I always say, ‘can you imagine the stories these old buildings/landmarks/castles/shrines, and especially old roads, could tell, if only they could only speak?’ Amazing! Your somen and brother Satoshi’s soba looked so delicious and so refreshing. I loved that you were both so kind to that little ojichan. He was definitely a talker. Loved your rental car-as it’s just a shade lighter than my car. The official color of my car is ‘Nori Green.’ Thank you for sharing Kurayoshi and Tottori. I saw that it’s about an 8 hour trip from Tokyo by car. Definitely going onto my bucket list. ❤
Hello Mindy how are you doing,
where are you from?
The tree is a species of willow. It is generally called a "weeping willow"
Shinichis Warm Greeting and thank you
Wow, I lived there for three years back in 1993-1996. That little cafe at @21:25 used to be known as the Lofthouse. Very cool little place with live bands sometimes back then.
Thanks so much for the great tour of old town Kurayoshi! I lived in Kurayoshi from1988 and 1990 while teaching on the JET program, so I enjoyed this virtual visit, your commentary, and also your positive energy. If you do return, I recommend climbing Utsubuki Yama (the mountain itself). Trails accessed from Utsubuki Park. There's a wonderful old Buddhist temple on top of the "mountain" which only takes about 20 minutes to climb. Along the way are a number of stone statues of buddhas, jizos, etc., lining the trail. In town, I remember a large, hip coffee house/restaurant called the Loft House, located in a beautiful, old building. I wonder if it is still there. Enjoy your travels, and thanks again.
HELLO AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL AREA THIS TOWN IS SO SWEET ❤ YES OLD MERCHANT is the WORD but just BEAUTIFUL EVERYTHING THANK U 4 SHARING ❤
So true was so nice seeing u guys walk threw the street with the old style houses and buildings real old style Japanese charm!!!🙌🏻
Thank you for sharing these amazing small towns of Japan.
My wife and I are travelling from Australia in late April 2023 for a four week visit. We are travelling by train and want to spend the majority of our time visiting the small towns and cities.
Both of you have inspired us to visit the lesser known places that we can explore on foot, meet the locals and taste those amazing dishes we see on your videos.
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Hi guys how you doing thanks for sharing this venture with us beautiful town take care stay safe ❤️😘😘
That is a beautiful Town that's what you need to make more tours of all over Japan Toyota Osaka Yamaguchi all of these old towns that's what's wonderful
Antique shops and pottery where they make sake bottles and dishes and rice bowls that's what you need to make tours of in these old towns they're beautiful and they're abandoned houses that people can reserve and get
Nice and peaceful. Everything looks amazing.
Thank you for your videos. Very relaxing to watch them laying down on the sofa LOL. My dad's from Okinawa 😋
Thank you for showing us the many places in Japan that are almost unknown to foreign tourists. I am missing Japan so much and I've been binge-watching your videos. Is it possible to make a video of what you are Satoshi carry in your backpacks when you're traveling or your EDC?
Oh, what I was fascinated about Japan is all beautifully crafted manhole covers in every city, like the one seen in 5:28 and I do hope you could show us some when you come across them in your tours.
Kinda like this Channel better. Get to see Japan and the stores
Very nice place,love the buildings and the river is my favorite.We call that kind of tree a willow tree
Lovely video and I very much enjoyed the town. The tree is called "Weeping Willow" in English.
wow is this new type of videos series. I love it! preserved cities!
You find such interesting places during your travels! Love the old town atmosphere and lovely shops and restaurants.
Thank you for another nostalgic amazing architecture building video!!
I love this channel and Tabi Eats!!
I went to Kyoto and tried the recommended restaurant called Awomb!! Fabulous place!!
The tree is called Willow tree!!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!
Some fruit trees have small branches of different varieties grafted to them so that they produce different fruits. Also with Willow trees sometimes you can take cuttings and put them in a glass of water and they will start making roots. Fun for kids!
Hi Shinichi, thanks for the tour of Kurayoshi. What a beautiful town with lots of history, very peaceful and relaxing to walk around. The river running through it looked amazing, Loved the park also . Arigato guys have a great day 😀
Sadar Bazaar and Chandni Chowk are shopping areas in Delhi India. My guess is the cafe that you passed by was named after those, perhaps they had some Indian inspired dishes.
I might have missed the premiere last week due to business travels but I'm here now 😁 thank you Shinichi for finding these gems of small towns to share with us ❤️
Watching your videos helped me plan my upcoming trip to Japan. I can't wait to explore this same area. Thanks.
Very *special town/village. Wonderful tour. Thank you, guys.
Watching it now I love you guys
YAY!! Thank you!
Will you guys take us thrifting some time in Japan? Like Charity shops or rummage sales? Not necessarily Hard Off type places, but more local neighborhood type places
Yes please! I'd also love that! 💜
Wow! Kurayoshi is such a beautiful and well preserved town. I think Sakura in the park would be well worth the trip. Thanks for taking us along.
Willow tree... Correct me if I am wrong
@@karentan9996 I believe you are responding to Satoshi-san's inquiry about a specific tree he could not identify. However, my comment is in reference to the map of the park and the abundance of Sakura trees.
Willow Tree 23:00
I believe this was filmed some time in the past, perhaps in late summer
If I'm identifying it correctly, that tree species is called Weeping Willow in English- very poetic lol
I think the tree is a weeping willow.
25:27 willow tree ?
Aww it’s called a Willow tree in English
I wish you got the tacos, I wanna see tacos in Tottori
Omg did you notice how many times you said interesting in the blog
"MA - EASE". Maze is a spray.
Satoshi has a vlogging channel? I know he has a channel where he cooks but if he has another channel I will subscribe.
🇹🇷 kebap 😃
What is Satoshi's vlogging channel? I'd love to follow!
What is satoshi’s vlogging channel?
Oh, what is Satoshi’s vlog channel? I’d love to subscribe to it!
Christi-Ann: Here is the link to his channel-www.youtube.com/@kantanfood
@davidyip6418 oh cool, I had already joined it not thinking it was Satoshi's blog.
@davidyip6418 oh cool, I had already joined it not thinking it was Satoshi's blog.
A town that survived the bombing in the 1940s
Sometimes it's best to add your own subtitles of the audio is terrible....