Ohhhh noooo! If we didn't get lost we could've definitely checked off another 1 or 2 temples 😅 What do you guys think? Should we go back and try and redeem ourselves and check off some more?
You didn’t get lost, you just explored a different path. Would love to see more of this interesting and beautiful trail. Thank you guys for sharing it with everyone. 😊
Ever since I recently discovered your channel, I have been enjoying your honest and heart-warming uploads. This is a beautiful and less-crowded pilgrimage route. Another discovery through your lens!
Thankyou for sharing your adventures through Japan, we are currently in the planning stage of our trip for Japan in September of next year 16 - 18 days, your videos are great and have shown us some interesting places to go and things to see.
Wow I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you so much for sharing. 🤗 I hope you can use our videos to get out into the beautiful parts of this country, and have a fantastic trip!
Hi guys I hope that you’re both well? This was a fascinating video, combines two of my favourite things, hiking/walking and history of local areas. When you were walking through the factory it reminded me of the ‘right to roam’ and public footpaths in England/UK, there’s quite a few trails around my local area that I’m steadily exploring and they quite often go through farms or other places. Thank you for adding the information texts as you went, added to the overall video really well. The architecture and artwork of the buildings is absolutely stunning and the way nature works with it also really adds to the overall aesthetic and feel, I rather liked the moss that was on the stone steps. The stamp book was a nice touch too, makes the visit that little bit more special and memorable. As ever your camera and drone shots were amazing, it’s such a beautiful area, thank you for continuing to find these incredible places and sharing them with everyone. Another excellent video guys, thank you for sharing your experience with everyone, looking forward to seeing what autumn will bring for you. The very best of wishes to the both of you and your families, have a great week. 🏴🇦🇺🇯🇵🍂😊
As always thank you so much for watching and your kind comment! Wow! "Right to roam", I've never heard of this - what an interesting concept! We really want to showcase more history of the places we go to, so we're glad to see you're happy to hear about it! Haha, well looks like you and Roy the same enjoy the ancient moss working together with the ancient buildings. It's truly quite beautiful, isn't it? Thank you again for watching and best to yourself and your family! 🤗
Thank you for your walking and report Japanese old Buddhism road where I have not been there. By the way, a Japanese famous company CANON, its name come from Kannon (観音). Maybe, you already know.
Chichibu is the place where some people think the Japanese wolf still lives. There was a big write-up in The Guardian (I think) from a couple of years ago about it and the evidence that has been accumulated.
Loving your videos . We are travelling in Japan during April and May 2025 in a rented camper..was wondering about parking near popular tourist attractions eg Kamakura. We are not fans of big cities but would like to visit a few . Regards Dee and Vince . Ps we are seasoned van travellers .
Hey there Dee and Vince! Thank you so much for watching & commenting :) Parking near popular tourist spots is certainly going to a bit difficult and (more importantly) stressful, even for the seasoned van travelers! But that certainly doesn't make it impossible! Unless the type of van you're hiring is a massive unit, there's a good chance they'll JUST fit into the standard car parking space - because of this, in worse case scenarios where there isn't a generous sized designated parking area for the spot you're trying to visit, you can still utilise coin parking which is very frequently dotted around anywhere you go. You can search for coin parking ahead of time by just plugging in "Coin parking" into Google Maps and panning around the area you're looking to go. On a weekend, probably it's impossible to snag these spots, but perhaps on a weekday you'll be able to snap one up :) I hope this helps!
Appreciate you pointing this out 😊 I'm not sure whether it has any history of being a temple-shrine. This was simply us getting mixed up between the different styles 😅 We've still got quite a bit of learning to do to get well-aquainted with Buddhism and Shinto!
Ohhhh noooo! If we didn't get lost we could've definitely checked off another 1 or 2 temples 😅 What do you guys think? Should we go back and try and redeem ourselves and check off some more?
You didn’t get lost, you just explored a different path. Would love to see more of this interesting and beautiful trail. Thank you guys for sharing it with everyone. 😊
Ever since I recently discovered your channel, I have been enjoying your honest and heart-warming uploads. This is a beautiful and less-crowded pilgrimage route. Another discovery through your lens!
🥹 Thank you so much, that's such a lovely thing to hear! We'll do our best to keep seeking out these treasures and sharing them with you 😊
What a scenery my friend! Japan is such a beautiful and diverse country! Breathtaking film!
Thank you so much! We're taken away everyday at how gorgeous this country is 😍
Thankyou for sharing your adventures through Japan, we are currently in the planning stage of our trip for Japan in September of next year 16 - 18 days, your videos are great and have shown us some interesting places to go and things to see.
Wow I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you so much for sharing. 🤗
I hope you can use our videos to get out into the beautiful parts of this country, and have a fantastic trip!
Hi guys I hope that you’re both well? This was a fascinating video, combines two of my favourite things, hiking/walking and history of local areas.
When you were walking through the factory it reminded me of the ‘right to roam’ and public footpaths in England/UK, there’s quite a few trails around my local area that I’m steadily exploring and they quite often go through farms or other places.
Thank you for adding the information texts as you went, added to the overall video really well.
The architecture and artwork of the buildings is absolutely stunning and the way nature works with it also really adds to the overall aesthetic and feel, I rather liked the moss that was on the stone steps.
The stamp book was a nice touch too, makes the visit that little bit more special and memorable.
As ever your camera and drone shots were amazing, it’s such a beautiful area, thank you for continuing to find these incredible places and sharing them with everyone.
Another excellent video guys, thank you for sharing your experience with everyone, looking forward to seeing what autumn will bring for you.
The very best of wishes to the both of you and your families, have a great week. 🏴🇦🇺🇯🇵🍂😊
As always thank you so much for watching and your kind comment!
Wow! "Right to roam", I've never heard of this - what an interesting concept!
We really want to showcase more history of the places we go to, so we're glad to see you're happy to hear about it!
Haha, well looks like you and Roy the same enjoy the ancient moss working together with the ancient buildings. It's truly quite beautiful, isn't it?
Thank you again for watching and best to yourself and your family! 🤗
Wow, this is an amazing vlog, such a beautiful area, thank you!
Thank you so much! 🤗 We hope to make more like this!
Very nice! Great video!
Thank you so much! 🤗
Thank you for your walking and report Japanese old Buddhism road where I have not been there. By the way, a Japanese famous company CANON, its name come from Kannon (観音). Maybe, you already know.
Ooh we didn't actually know that about Canon. That's really interesting, thank you for letting us know!
Chichibu is the place where some people think the Japanese wolf still lives. There was a big write-up in The Guardian (I think) from a couple of years ago about it and the evidence that has been accumulated.
Oh wow! That’s so interesting. I’m surprised we haven’t seen/heard anything about this until now!
Loving your videos . We are travelling in Japan during April and May 2025 in a rented camper..was wondering
about parking near popular tourist attractions eg Kamakura. We are not fans of big cities but would like to visit a few . Regards Dee and Vince . Ps we are seasoned van travellers .
Hey there Dee and Vince! Thank you so much for watching & commenting :) Parking near popular tourist spots is certainly going to a bit difficult and (more importantly) stressful, even for the seasoned van travelers! But that certainly doesn't make it impossible! Unless the type of van you're hiring is a massive unit, there's a good chance they'll JUST fit into the standard car parking space - because of this, in worse case scenarios where there isn't a generous sized designated parking area for the spot you're trying to visit, you can still utilise coin parking which is very frequently dotted around anywhere you go. You can search for coin parking ahead of time by just plugging in "Coin parking" into Google Maps and panning around the area you're looking to go. On a weekend, probably it's impossible to snag these spots, but perhaps on a weekday you'll be able to snap one up :)
I hope this helps!
@@RoyandAimee Thanks for taking the time to reply and for the useful parking tips . Regards Dee and Vince
@@vincentzielinski7157 You're more than welcome!
Kind of confused to see the Shinto style prayer at the first Buddhist temple. Maybe it's one of the combo deals.
Appreciate you pointing this out 😊 I'm not sure whether it has any history of being a temple-shrine. This was simply us getting mixed up between the different styles 😅 We've still got quite a bit of learning to do to get well-aquainted with Buddhism and Shinto!