I've been seeing your videos from a long time now, and I can definitely say that this was one of the best videos you've ever made. Especially when you were halfway to the mountain top.. that view made my heart pound! Literally.
Together with John with Only In Japan, I feel that you are the most honest and lifelike youtuber ever. I feel educated and amazed at the same time. I feel you talk to me instead of to all. That is pretty nice. Continue with what you are doing. Love from Oslo, Norway. Fantastic videos, including this one!
These off the beaten path videos are exactly what I've been looking for! I want to learn more about the places in Japan tourists don't usually see, and these will really give me an idea of where to go myself.
You honestly have an eye for capturing the essence and beauty of all the locations you visit. The view from the lookout at the top of the mountain must have been amazing.... And judging by your looks, a little scary. ;-)
These are exactly the videos about Japan i was looking for. It's like a documentary but shorter and anyway you give us all the info we need. Thank you for the work and the passion you bring to us whith these videos 😍❤️🌲
internationally ME Your vlog is such a surprise and inspiration for me - thanks a lot :) May I ask the name of the place of that bamboo forrest and what is the easiest way to get there? We want to visit the sand dunes and that bamboo forrest - would you recommend to stay 1 or 2 nights in tottori? Arigato and merry x-mas :)
@@mouselim72 yes i stayed this mai. Had to ask tourism office to translate the bus timetable..there are only few buses..place was amazing and at the time i visited (for 3 hours) i was the only one tourist. So peaceful 😍
Why would anyone give this a thumbs down is beyond me!!! I will visit this area in April/18....my Asian wife and I are looking forward to it!! She lives in Tokyo and wants to go, what a beautiful area!! Reminds us of certain areas in western Canada...thank you!!!!
I like local Japanese people's videos more than foreign people's videos about Japan. The perspective is much better. Hope you don't stop making this videos :)
You have a gift for film making and a soothing and calming voice, this is why your videos are so great.Tottori is a hidden gem of Japan thanks very much for introducing this beautiful place.
Your video's are excellent. I am learning Japanese by myself and talk to Japanese people to learn about their culture as well. Your video's give me a peek into their culture but also show the beautiful scenery and nice places to go to. I want to go on vacation to Japan with my mother and brother one day. Keep doing the good work.
Thank you so much for filming these beautiful traditional areas. You've chose to break trend visiting unpopular but treasury sites in Japan. You will have much more viewers who would appreciate your work and passion about true Japanese traditional culture. Many other Japan tour videos are really garbage and some would keep following and repeatedly making same garbage for sponsors only. Can't you believe more than dozen vloggers would keep going to Japanese 711 and filmed what stuff they could get and eat? Thank you so much for doing such good work.
The great thing that I have thoroughly enjoyed is the way you edit your videos. You keep the focus on the topic matter rather than BE the topic matter. So many TH-camrs use this media to become a star in their own video and waste a lot of time on themselves. You however give the right balance and shoot the images that is important to your topic. Thank you so much! I really enjoy your vids!
I love watching your videos each night, shortly before bed. They are so beautiful and relaxing, and they make me so happy. Thank you for showing your adventures, for providing such interesting and useful information. You always put a smile on my face. ❤
Wow. My jaw literally dropped from your Tottori Video series. It was so amazing; i didnt expect there’s a lot of things you can do and can amaze you in a country side like this. This is my favorite in all of your videos. Keep it up.
It’s so nice to see someone does vlog of Tottori City area. Most people do Sakai Mknato Daisen Yonago. I grew up in Wasaka until 3rd grade and moved to Tottori City. One of our relatives live in Uradome. We used to go there summer time for beach. One time my uncle drove in and brought up sea urchin. Bring back memories. I had to open my photo albums and see old pictures after watching both of Tottori vlog. Thank you for doing this.
Your perspective is one of a kind, and you offer something to us that is very very valuable. I watch your videos not only to learn about a beautiful country, but also to simply relax and enjoy the sights and sounds. I am especially grateful that you are sharing places that are off the beaten path, because I don't think I would ever have learned about this side of Japan. So, my feedback is to keep doing what you are doing, and continue to show us the places that really speak to you, as this place obviously did :)
I just got back from Japan and this is keeping my inspiration alive to come back. it is so wonderful to see you traveling to the places i didn't get to go. i feel like i'm almost there! this is helping me plan my next trip!
I feel like this video spoke to me!! Those buried train tracks and that building in the mountain are like something out of a fantasy/fairy tale!! It is giving me inspiration for my story!!!!
honestly, whenever i get a notification that you uploaded a new video, it makes my day *^* i love all your videos, they're amazing! 日本って、本当にいっぱいあるんだねって改めて思っちゃいます。 動画が相変わらず素敵すぎて、いやされますw
Oh my gosh Angela, what a great video! We are visiting Japan in April for 21 days, and now Tottori will be on our list! Your other videos have also been great, amazing mix of vlogging and great cinematography shots and information. Keep up the good work!
Both. I like how you chat with the locals to learn about the history and visiting cultural places to immerse yourself in the experience. Something I enjoy doing too. :)
Thanks for visiting my home Kurayoshi. This video reminded me of the time when I took the last train tour of Kurayoshi line with my grandma. Though I was born and brought up there, I have spent more than half of my entire life outside Kurayoshi since I entered a university in Tokyo when I was 18 and now I live in Istanbul, Turkey. There is not so much chance for me to go back home, so this video has helped me a lot to realize again how beautiful my home is.
Oh man I keep falling in love with Japan everytime you upload something. Anyway, in case you still remember me, I have started learning Japanese and is now climbing slowly from N5. Hopefully, I'll be able to reach N2 in 1-2 years and work there :)
I came across your video and found out today that it has been very professionally created. The subtitle is very crystal clear. You are pretty a blessed lady👍👍
Ive been watching your videos nonstop. You are so natural and fun, and you alwayse manage to put together such interesting videos in a short time. usually under 10 minutes. thats great cause you never get bored watching it.
Lovely video once again. If i ever visit Japan, going off the beaten path is exactly what I am planning to do, and this video strengthens my belief in doing so is as rewarding as I imagined. Thank you.
Bravo Angela. Another great Japanese cultural and human video like the Countryside Homestay video you did. You are becoming a great Docu-Cultural Filmmaker with video that can evoke emotions for the culture and people of Japan. Good job!
Angela, what an incredible part of Japan. So beautiful! Not a tourist In sight. A place I'd love to visit. Thank again for sharing this wonderful part of Japan.
I really enjoy watching all your videos. I super love this segment off the beaten path. Thank you for taking me to places I never knew actually exist and are breathtakingly beautiful. Now I have an addition to my bucketlist.
G'day Angela, thanks for posting these videos. We've been to Japan 5 times now and coming back in 2019. Tottori is most definitely on our must go list after watching this video. Love your bubbly infectious narration. Best wishes from NZ
This is beautiful. It's getting much more beautiful every one of hidden spot in happen video. There hidden spots or less popular tours are like treasures you discoverd. Thanks.
Enjoyed this video, just your personality makes this video enjoyable, and your childlike reactions when u cut the watermelon, and of course the informative education of the out of the beaten path!
True...I guess it is what all people do actually. Tokyo/Kyoto/Osaka as first experience, then try some countryside. Funny thing is that Japanese people themselves say that Tokyo is my Japan and Japan is not Tokyo, as to highlight how big are the differences. Countryside Japan is just breathtaking.
I really like the hiking part. It looks really fun and the view is breathtaking. I appreciate you making these videos. Without them, we would have a difficult time finding out and appreciating the existence of these places. ありがとう!
Hi Angela! I've been a silent fan of yours for quite a while now. I love these off the beaten path series. My husband and I have been to Japan twice now, and watching your videos makes us want to go back to Japan again and again to experience the quieter, less touristy areas.
Aloha Angela and the scenery is so beautiful that in itself is well worth the effort! Thank you so much for the time you spend in showing all these hidden gems and the people in those areas!!!
I must say every video you put up is shot very well. I do look forward to your videos when they cone. Keep up the great work and keep the videos coming
Wow, thanks for showing us the "other" Japan. This place looks so beautiful and peaceful. Tottori is probably my favorite place you have done a video on so far. :)
Hi Angela, I am following your channel and watching your videos since some time now, but this is my first comment. You are doing a perfect job. I think that no only me, but all your followers can see how devoted you are to show us not only the interesting side of all places, but also the people and your emotions. Keep up with the good job!
Thank you. This is a beautiful place and I would like to see it someday. Wonderful, I hope your doing well and continue to find more intriguing, beautiful and enlightening natural places in Japan.
It was an amazing video !!!! what i liked the most is hiking and amazing view on the mountains from the temple!!! You are amazing, please keep doing this kind of trips and show us unusual place!!!! thank you!!!
I loved both videos! I love seeing the scenery!! Maybe when you hit 125K or 150K you should make a video with bloopers or extra footage of scenery or something. Keep up the amazing content Angela!!
Awsome! I like these videos that shows the beautiful nature and sort of traditional Japan. Nice to see something that is different from the busy cities.
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I've been seeing your videos from a long time now, and I can definitely say that this was one of the best videos you've ever made. Especially when you were halfway to the mountain top.. that view made my heart pound! Literally.
When I first turned the corner, the view made my heart pound too! I'm so glad I didn't drop my camera :P
It is really nice to see places not commonly advertised! Japan has many great places to see. One day I will go to see them :3
I hope you can come one day! SOON! :)
it’s been 4 years and i’m still watching this before sleeping
Really? haha I didn't know my videos were good to watch before sleep 😆
@@internationallyME it’s peaceful haha
Japans nature is stunning!
So stunning! Ill have to visit here. 😍
Sorry, how did you get here?
So beautiful areas. you're so positive☺.
Life is too short not to be happy :)
I do fell the same. ☺
Angela is the best. I love when she wear Kimono, so adorable!
Very sexy also!!! Just my opinion!!
Together with John with Only In Japan, I feel that you are the most honest and lifelike youtuber ever. I feel educated and amazed at the same time. I feel you talk to me instead of to all. That is pretty nice. Continue with what you are doing. Love from Oslo, Norway. Fantastic videos, including this one!
Aww thank you for the kind words! I'm so happy you can enjoy my videos :)
i totally 100% agree! so natural and comfortable and real! Keep doing this!
These off the beaten path videos are exactly what I've been looking for! I want to learn more about the places in Japan tourists don't usually see, and these will really give me an idea of where to go myself.
What I like from those two video is the feeling of peacefulness and genuineness.
You honestly have an eye for capturing the essence and beauty of all the locations you visit.
The view from the lookout at the top of the mountain must have been amazing.... And judging by your looks, a little scary. ;-)
Haha my legs were a little bit wobbling XD
These are exactly the videos about Japan i was looking for. It's like a documentary but shorter and anyway you give us all the info we need. Thank you for the work and the passion you bring to us whith these videos 😍❤️🌲
Amazing. I am loving theses Off the Beaten Path episodes. Your productions are getting better every episode.
This video truly justify Japan countryside. I searched the word and it lead me to here. Thank you ❤
One day I will find my family and go back to my country and see all that I ever wished for 😪🪄💕
Wow, bamboos along train tracks!
It was quite a sight :)
internationally ME
Your vlog is such a surprise and inspiration for me - thanks a lot :)
May I ask the name of the place of that bamboo forrest and what is the easiest way to get there? We want to visit the sand dunes and that bamboo forrest - would you recommend to stay 1 or 2 nights in tottori? Arigato and merry x-mas :)
@@Maidu17 did u find the bamboo forest along the train track? I'll be in Tottori in a week from now 😄
@@mouselim72 yes i stayed this mai. Had to ask tourism office to translate the bus timetable..there are only few buses..place was amazing and at the time i visited (for 3 hours) i was the only one tourist. So peaceful 😍
Why would anyone give this a thumbs down is beyond me!!! I will visit this area in April/18....my Asian wife and I are looking forward to it!! She lives in Tokyo and wants to go, what a beautiful area!! Reminds us of certain areas in western Canada...thank you!!!!
I like local Japanese people's videos more than foreign people's videos about Japan. The perspective is much better. Hope you don't stop making this videos :)
You have a gift for film making and a soothing and calming voice, this is why your videos are so great.Tottori is a hidden gem of Japan thanks very much for introducing this beautiful place.
Japan is the most beautiful country and has the most beautiful and interesting culture in the world. Love everything about it.
My reason why i like your travel vlog, because in your video you show the respect to local People and local culture
Your video's are excellent. I am learning Japanese by myself and talk to Japanese people to learn about their culture as well. Your video's give me a peek into their culture but also show the beautiful scenery and nice places to go to. I want to go on vacation to Japan with my mother and brother one day. Keep doing the good work.
My husband and I have decided to visit Tottori because of your amazing videos. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for filming these beautiful traditional areas. You've chose to break trend visiting unpopular but treasury sites in Japan. You will have much more viewers who would appreciate your work and passion about true Japanese traditional culture.
Many other Japan tour videos are really garbage and some would keep following and repeatedly making same garbage for sponsors only. Can't you believe more than dozen vloggers would keep going to Japanese 711 and filmed what stuff they could get and eat?
Thank you so much for doing such good work.
My Japanese teacher and I love your off the beaten path videos and I really want to visit Tottori now!!!!
The great thing that I have thoroughly enjoyed is the way you edit your videos. You keep the focus on the topic matter rather than BE the topic matter. So many TH-camrs use this media to become a star in their own video and waste a lot of time on themselves. You however give the right balance and shoot the images that is important to your topic. Thank you so much! I really enjoy your vids!
I love watching your videos each night, shortly before bed. They are so beautiful and relaxing, and they make me so happy. Thank you for showing your adventures, for providing such interesting and useful information. You always put a smile on my face. ❤
I love watching youtubers blow up so much. You have gained like 10x your subscribers since I was japan in early 2017. So cool
Wow. My jaw literally dropped from your Tottori Video series. It was so amazing; i didnt expect there’s a lot of things you can do and can amaze you in a country side like this. This is my favorite in all of your videos.
Keep it up.
It’s so nice to see someone does vlog of Tottori City area. Most people do Sakai Mknato Daisen Yonago. I grew up in Wasaka until 3rd grade and moved to Tottori City. One of our relatives live in Uradome. We used to go there summer time for beach. One time my uncle drove in and brought up sea urchin. Bring back memories. I had to open my photo albums and see old pictures after watching both of Tottori vlog. Thank you for doing this.
Your perspective is one of a kind, and you offer something to us that is very very valuable. I watch your videos not only to learn about a beautiful country, but also to simply relax and enjoy the sights and sounds. I am especially grateful that you are sharing places that are off the beaten path, because I don't think I would ever have learned about this side of Japan. So, my feedback is to keep doing what you are doing, and continue to show us the places that really speak to you, as this place obviously did :)
I just got back from Japan and this is keeping my inspiration alive to come back. it is so wonderful to see you traveling to the places i didn't get to go. i feel like i'm almost there! this is helping me plan my next trip!
I feel like this video spoke to me!! Those buried train tracks and that building in the mountain are like something out of a fantasy/fairy tale!! It is giving me inspiration for my story!!!!
I love the bits of culture, history and legend
Thanks to this video I will be going to Tottori in May. Honto ni Arigatou yo!
honestly, whenever i get a notification that you uploaded a new video, it makes my day *^*
i love all your videos, they're amazing!
日本って、本当にいっぱいあるんだねって改めて思っちゃいます。
動画が相変わらず素敵すぎて、いやされますw
Oh my gosh Angela, what a great video! We are visiting Japan in April for 21 days, and now Tottori will be on our list! Your other videos have also been great, amazing mix of vlogging and great cinematography shots and information. Keep up the good work!
I like how you try to make a cultural connection on your travels.
You mean by talking to the locals or visiting cultural areas? :)
Both. I like how you chat with the locals to learn about the history and visiting cultural places to immerse yourself in the experience. Something I enjoy doing too. :)
Thanks for visiting my home Kurayoshi. This video reminded me of the time when I took the last train tour of Kurayoshi line with my grandma. Though I was born and brought up there, I have spent more than half of my entire life outside Kurayoshi since I entered a university in Tokyo when I was 18 and now I live in Istanbul, Turkey. There is not so much chance for me to go back home, so this video has helped me a lot to realize again how beautiful my home is.
I'm making around Japan for 40 days and I will definitely visit Tottori now, thank you. Your videos are being really helpful to plan my trip
That temple trail is absolutely breathtaking!
Thank you for your beautiful heartfelt videos. I have always had the dream of visiting Japan. These are the places that call to me.
Oh man I keep falling in love with Japan everytime you upload something.
Anyway, in case you still remember me, I have started learning Japanese and is now climbing slowly from N5.
Hopefully, I'll be able to reach N2 in 1-2 years and work there :)
Those two Tottori videos really got my soul. Thanks!!!
MY HEART HAS BEEN CLEANSED!
THIS IS SO PURE AND PEACEFUL AND JUST. SO. BEAUTIFUL.
GREAT VIDEO ANGELA-SAN! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!
Thank you!! :)
I came across your video and found out today that it has been very professionally created. The subtitle is very crystal clear. You are pretty a blessed lady👍👍
I have to tell, your videos about Tottori gave me the wish to visit. Now I put Tottori on my list for a Japan trip.
I love how the videos feel like mini documentaries.
These 'off the beaten path' style videos of Japan are exactly what I want to see, thank you!
Thank you sharing such beautiful places! Its always good to see the the areas which are less touristy to get a real feel of Japan. Stunning!
Ive been watching your videos nonstop. You are so natural and fun, and you alwayse manage to put together such interesting videos in a short time. usually under 10 minutes. thats great cause you never get bored watching it.
Thank you Hanna! Appreciate it :) New video coming soon!
The train track with bamboo along was a lovely sight.
Lovely video once again. If i ever visit Japan, going off the beaten path is exactly what I am planning to do, and this video strengthens my belief in doing so is as rewarding as I imagined. Thank you.
Yurihama in Tottori Prefecture has some amazing views. Togo Lake is Beautiful.
Oh this place is so beautiful, the people, the nature all of them. Hi from Indonesia!
Bravo Angela. Another great Japanese cultural and human video like the Countryside Homestay video you did. You are becoming a great Docu-Cultural Filmmaker with video that can evoke emotions for the culture and people of Japan. Good job!
Angela, what an incredible part of Japan. So beautiful! Not a tourist In sight. A place I'd love to visit. Thank again for sharing this wonderful part of Japan.
Japan has so much history. I can't wait to visit it! Nihon ni ikitai!
I really enjoy watching all your videos. I super love this segment off the beaten path. Thank you for taking me to places I never knew actually exist and are breathtakingly beautiful. Now I have an addition to my bucketlist.
G'day Angela, thanks for posting these videos. We've been to Japan 5 times now and coming back in 2019. Tottori is most definitely on our must go list after watching this video. Love your bubbly infectious narration. Best wishes from NZ
Angela looks amazing in Kimono.
Aw thanks!
Your local friend is very helpful and Tottori is definietly beautiful
I have to say this is one of your best video so far. I know there will be others to came, but this one...thank you.
Amazing!!! Born and raised in Tokyo, never had a chance to explore the country. I must really go and visit!! Thanks for the tips!! Amazing!!
This is beautiful. It's getting much more beautiful every one of hidden spot in happen video. There hidden spots or less popular tours are like treasures you discoverd. Thanks.
Enjoyed this video, just your personality makes this video enjoyable, and your childlike reactions when u cut the watermelon, and of course the informative education of the out of the beaten path!
The first time I was in japan I visited all the heavily populated and touristy cities, this is just what I was looking for my second trip
True...I guess it is what all people do actually.
Tokyo/Kyoto/Osaka as first experience, then try some countryside.
Funny thing is that Japanese people themselves say that Tokyo is my Japan and Japan is not Tokyo, as to highlight how big are the differences.
Countryside Japan is just breathtaking.
I really like the hiking part. It looks really fun and the view is breathtaking. I appreciate you making these videos. Without them, we would have a difficult time finding out and appreciating the existence of these places. ありがとう!
Thank you for the kind words :) The hiking part was probably my favourite or the bike ride!
Your voice is so soothing and sweet. Thanks for the lovely videos.
These kind of videos that u make are so perfect that i would like to give more then one thumbs up! Keep the great work!
Hi Angela! I've been a silent fan of yours for quite a while now. I love these off the beaten path series. My husband and I have been to Japan twice now, and watching your videos makes us want to go back to Japan again and again to experience the quieter, less touristy areas.
Aloha Angela and the scenery is so beautiful that in itself is well worth the effort! Thank you so much for the time you spend in showing all these hidden gems and the people in those areas!!!
Mahalo Brain!!!
I must say every video you put up is shot very well. I do look forward to your videos when they cone. Keep up the great work and keep the videos coming
Wow, thanks for showing us the "other" Japan. This place looks so beautiful and peaceful. Tottori is probably my favorite place you have done a video on so far. :)
Very beautiful. It is such a delight to watch your videos after a long day. Your positive attitude is contagious. I can't wait to visit Japan again.
Hi Angela,
I am following your channel and watching your videos since some time now, but this is my first comment. You are doing a perfect job. I think that no only me, but all your followers can see how devoted you are to show us not only the interesting side of all places, but also the people and your emotions. Keep up with the good job!
Thank you so much for commenting and giving me some encouragement! Much appreciated :) I can't wait to share more with everyone.
Things like this is what I love most about living in Japan...Thank you so much for making this beautiful video.
Very nice video thank you so much, Mount Mitoku is now on my To Do List for japan.
Thank you so much for making these videos!! Now I found a place to go that is not so touristy and enjoy the scenery!
Thank you. This is a beautiful place and I would like to see it someday. Wonderful, I hope your doing well and continue to find more intriguing, beautiful and enlightening natural places in Japan.
Love the peacefulness of Japan. Thank you for sharing.
I eagerly awaited Part 2 & you definitely did not disappoint. A lot of effort went into this & it shows! A double thumbs up! 👍🏻👍🏻
I liked the Daisen Mountain on a clear day it looks like Mnt. Fuji which unfortunately she didn't get to go on.
the atmosphere of japan is very good, I never been in japan, I am enjoying so much this video! thank you so much to show us!
Thank you for showing this informative video! It's good to learn about less touristy places.
we are going to visit Japan for the first time this summer. thank you for your video about Tottori. definitely on our to do list.
your Tottori segment was the best! the old train stations and your hat remind me of the movie Totoro.
It was an amazing video !!!! what i liked the most is hiking and amazing view on the mountains from the temple!!! You are amazing, please keep doing this kind of trips and show us unusual place!!!! thank you!!!
What a beautiful place and i salute to those people who are very dedicated to their duties. I love your values and positive philosophy.. 😍😘❤
You guys captured the beauty of Tottori very well.
Your channel is amazing, brilliantly captures the hidden gems of japan! Wish to travel to tottori one day :)
Loved the way the video was filmed,felt like Japan was just behind the window I m looking through
Very beautifully filmed. Tottori looks wonderful.
Keep up with the good work.
Hope to see more of Japan this upcoming fall.
がんばてね !
I loved both videos! I love seeing the scenery!! Maybe when you hit 125K or 150K you should make a video with bloopers or extra footage of scenery or something. Keep up the amazing content Angela!!
Or I shall add more bloopers at the end of every video :P
This is quite possibly one of the most beautiful places I've seen. It holds more interest to me than the cities.
You are so right...so much to learn from other cultures and perspectives. Thanks so much for sharing your experience.
Awsome! I like these videos that shows the beautiful nature and sort of traditional Japan. Nice to see something that is different from the busy cities.
I could taste the happiness from that wagyu beef through the screen.... Thanks for an informative video as always! :D
Haha can see you drooling from here ;) Thank you!
So glad you got a chance to go to Mnt. Daisen. Told you it was a beautiful place in the last video.
I really loved this second part and hope I can trace your steps one day! Also your intro voiceover was beautiful :)
Amazing. Such a wonderful video!!! I want to go now! Thank you for always making excellent content our family always enjoys!