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大分県津久見市 保戸島 Hotojima,Tsukumi city,Oita
TINY ISLAND EXPLORING | Hotojima, Oita
My friends and I decided to spend a day on Hotojima - a small island about a 30 minute ferry ride from Tsukumi in Oita.
We hiked around the island and climbed over rocks to get to a beach. Highlight was all the friendly cats. Usually, the island's cats were a bit roughed up but the young cats are so friendly now.
Excellent day exploring the Japanese countryside!
Much love and happy travels
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09/06/2012 Oita, An island has many cats.
Day in the Life of Japanese Aquarium “Dolphin Island” & Pearl Store in Kyushu
Japanese Aquariums are popular not only around Japan, but also around the World. Day in the life of Japanese Pearl store in Kyushu, we have a unique experience with “Dolphin Island”, where you can try not communicating with animals, but also taking out a pearl from a shell. Dolphins in Japan are having trouble to survive with climate change and ecological destruction, that is why “Umitamago” created this island to research and develop health in dolphins and other creatures. In our Pearl store we want to share the authenticity of gems and through those activities raise awareness of environmental crisis. In Japanese Aquarium we do not just have fun, but also develop bond between dolphins and human. In fact, dolphins have the system, where they share human like feelings like love, grief and other through their echolocation.
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29 Things That Exist Only in Japan
There are a lot of countries that are famous all over the world for some peculiarities. Japan is, probably one of the most exotic ones. It is known as the Land of the Rising Sun, but it could also be called the Land of singing toilets, the country of the blue traffic light, or the country of vending machines.
Really, Japan is a unique country, different from the rest of the world. Japanese farmers grow square watermelons, people park and lock their umbrella before going inside a building and there’s a whole chain of restaurants all over the country where they serve only canned food. In short, there are so many things that make Japan a whole other world. Get ready to explore!
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Ramen noodles bath 0:35
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Purikura machines 1:53
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Tokyo's biggest resident 3:23
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- The Yunessun Spa Resort in Hakone offers its guests the pretty unique experience of splashing around in a vat of pork soup and ramen noodles.
- Specialists make this kind of food from plastic or wax, and it looks just as delicious as the real one.
- Their photo booths, called purikura, allow you to edit photos right on the spot, adding different backgrounds, funny stickers, or writings.
- Japan has more than 5 million of them! Mostly because they save time for people who work late hours, which is a pretty common thing there.
- In 2015, Godzilla was granted citizenship in Tokyo's Shinjuku ward.
- Punctuality is a really big thing there, and train stations do everything possible to avoid a delay.
- While in many other countries slurping is considered rude, in Japan it’s a way to show your appreciation of the dish.
- Japanese people don't eat mayo with salads, meat, and sandwiches; in Japan, people usually use it as a topping for ice-cream or on pancakes.
- World’s shortest escalator is in the basement of More’s Department Store, which is located in the city of Kawasaki. The escalator has only 5 steps and is only 33 inches tall.
- The village of Nagoro used to have a population of 300 people, but less than 40 residents live there now. A local artist, Tsukimi Ayano, made over 300 life-size dolls, most of which look like former residents; and they’re located in various states of action.
- It’s common for Japanese culture to avoid the number 4 because it’s considered to be very unlucky.
- They use a blue color instead of green for traffic lights. The reason for that hides in their language: historically, there was only one word for both colors.
- Japanese kids learn how to clean in many schools because it’s a part of their education.
- Toilets in Japan are very high-tech. To use one, a person should know what all those buttons are for.
- Since Japan is a densely-populated country, they don’t like to waste space. That’s why their parking lots have a smart system. They’re designed like multi-level garages.
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a selection of foxes (kitsune) guardians near an inari shrine at yakuoin temple on mt. takao. the red bibs are placed on the statues to keep them warm and safe.
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First Cherry Blossoms of the Year | Kawazuzakura in Tsukumi, Oita
It's that time of year again - sakura season! Tsukumi in Oita has Kawazuzakura (winter cherry blossoms) that bloom between mid-February to early March. A couple friends and I took a drive out to Youra Peninsula to see them.
This isn't a typical hanami set up. They are planted along the road and you stop to take pictures and enjoy them. It is different from what you'd expect from cherry blossom viewing but it was fun. It's made me excited for spring to come.
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Enoshima Lanterns 江の島 燈籠
During the month of August, the long approach to Enoshima Shrine is lit up with Japanese lanterns. Various silhouettes on the lanterns illustrate the myths of the mysterious and beautiful Enoshima Island. More about Enoshima Lantern at
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Visit Japan JP Instagram Event + Tsukimi Dango | Hobonichi Techo With Me / かわいい ほぼ日手帳
Hi all! Last week, my friend Justin of and I went to Ginza for the Visit Japan JP instagram launch at the Kanze Nogakudo Theater in Ginza Six, Tokyo. It was my first time to see a cultural showcase like that and it was really interesting to meet people from the same #instagramjapan community.
They had some instagram-themed freebies and the stationery lover in me was overjoyed by the post-it lolol.
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Travel guide to the creepy village of Nagoro in Japan
Nagoro is a village in the Iya Valley on the island of Shikoku in Tokushima Prefecture in Japan. It is known for the large number of realistic scarecrows positioned throughout the village, which have made it a tourist attraction.
Pill Bug Beach Invasion [HD]
Thousands (millions?) of pill bugs scampering away from the rising ocean waters just hours before Typhoon No 18 hits Japan. This was a small north-facing beach (冠海水浴場) in Tsukumi, Oita prefecture, Japan. If anyone knows why a mass exodus of roly polies like this would occur, please leave a comment!
Japanese Sweets ZENZAI (ぜんざい)
You will not understand the intriguing marriage of sweet Zenzai and salty Japanese pickles until you try for yourself. Do ask for them during a visit to Hakata castle. And look forward to the powerful sight of the floats during the festival season.
甘くて熱々のぜんざいと塩辛いおしんこのコラボレーションは、食べてみないとわかりません。博多の城下町を訪れたなら、ぜひ味わってみましょう。運良く祭りのシーズンに訪れたなら、山車の迫力も間近で体験できます。
Japan Travel: Akashi City 明石市 and Awaji Island 淡路島
Last weekend we had a beautiful warm weather that just prompted us to go for a walk to a beach. However, we have already explored Suma and Maiko Beach many times so we decided to head to Awaji Island via Akashi City. After reaching Akashi by JR train we took a look at local fish market where we discovered a local delicacy - akashiyaki (please see our previous movie). Then we took a speed boat to Awaji, after only 13 min ride we found ourselves in Iwaya port. On island we enjoyed a stroll along the sea side, explored some very interesting rock formations and had akashiyaki (again!). It was a very beautiful day indeed.
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1. Products in Japan amuse me at times. Especially when they misuse English.
2. School farewells are tough - I have two more tomorrow and three next week. Gambarimasu!
3. Japan in the summer sucks! OK, ok - it doesn't suck, but damn it's hot!
4. I didn't mention it in this vlog - but I got to go swimming with about 12 of my students yesterday at the school pool. It was so refreshing and fun! 12 boys who are in the Fun Sports Club get to use the pool after school and I was asked to join them. We had a blast! I may be a fat old geezer, but I can swim like a fish. :D
5. I can't wait to be back in the States to drink regular Pepsi again. It's sad that I'm looking forward to cola... :P
6. This video is over 10 minutes long - if you watched all the way to the end I owe you a sticker! :D
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Kasagi: Gates of Hope (NHK Coverage Sacred Homecoming)
NHK World covers the heartwarming return of two kasagi washed away by the 2011 tsunami in Japan.
In 2013, two nearly identical pieces of torii gates - known as kasagi - landed on the Oregon shore. Researchers from the Portland Japanese Garden determined these had been washed away by the 2011 Great Northeastern Earthquake & Tsunami of Japan. and began a search for the origin of these sacred artifacts. In October 2015, the two kasagi were finally returned to their home in Hachinohe, Japan much to the joy of the town from where they came.
How to make ★Rice Cake Ball★ for Moon Festival★月見団子の作り方（EP20）
Today, I will be making “Tsukimi-Dango,” rice cake balls for the “Tsukimi”, Japanese Moon-viewing. On August 15th of lunar calender, it is 4th of October this year(2017 ) we enjoy watching moon. The moon of this day is considered the brightest moon for the entire year・・・head over to my website for an interesting story about moon festival!
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Japan's CREEPIEST GHOST TOWN? | VILLAGE of THE DOLLS !
We head to Nagoro, Japan and the Village of the Dolls, located in the Iya Valley. Stroll around this community, which has more dolls than actual human's. Find out, the meaning behind this artistic project, and make sure to tell me in the comments if you would visit here or not . Subscribe, hit like, and hit the bell to never miss out on a new video notification.
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海界の村を歩く 瀬戸内海 保戸島２（大分県）
保戸島
津久見港から14km、豊後水道に浮かぶ島。標高179mの遠見山を頂点に急傾斜地が海岸に迫り、北と南東側の海岸線は絶壁で、ほとんど平地がない。集落は西側の斜面に密集している。島名は、承平年間（931〜938）の百科辞書「和名類聚抄」にある「海部郡穂門郷」の名を継承しているという。江戸時代には佐伯藩の勘場や遠見番所が置かれていた。明治23年ころから始められた遠洋マグロ漁業は今では年間100億円の水揚げがあり、一大マグロ基地となっている。日豊海岸国定公園に指定され、美しい砂浜や奇岩が点在している。平成13年度よりモデル事業としてブルーツーリズムを実施している。（「シマダス」参照）
Hoto Island
Island floating in Bungo Suido, 14 km from Tsukumi Port. A steep slope approaches the coast at the top of Mt. Farmi at an altitude of 179 m, and the coastline on the north and southeast sides is a cliff with almost no flat ground. The settlements are dense on the western slopes. The island name is said to have inherited the name Ama-gun Honmongo in the Encyclopedia Dictionary Japanese name class 聚 in the year of Seihei (931 to 938). In the Edo period, there were Saban's Kanban and Tominbansho. Ocean tuna fishery, which was started from around 1887, now has 10 billion yen of landed per year, making it a major tuna base. It is designated as the Nichiho Coast National Monument, and is dotted with beautiful sandy beaches and strange rocks. Blue tourism has been implemented as a model project since 2001. (See Shimadas)
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