J-Trip Plan - The Hot Springs of Kyushu & Country Life in Tottori Prefecture [1080p]
Hot springs are sure to warm your body and soul, especially during the colder months. Our correspondent recommends hot spring areas in Kumamoto and Oita Prefectures. Many inns there are back in business after the earthquakes that hit Kyushu in April 2016. Our reporter escapes the city to Tottori Prefecture. She climbs the sand dunes and takes a boat ride through pristine waters. She also gets a taste of country life with an overnight homestay in the town of Chizu.
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JAPAN: Two Castles in Two Days
In this second video of my trip to three castles in three days in Japan. I leave the Funtoco Backpackers hostel and explore Osaka during the daytime. The first location taking me to Shittenoji Temple, a temple from 593 AD thought of as the first buddhist temple in Japan. It was founded by Prince Shotoku. Along the way I walked up Tenjinzaka. I also rotated a little 転法輪印, or dharma wheel. I think I spun it the correct way haha.
Then I took a short metro ride to Osaka Castle or 大坂城. It was built in 1583 and since then has been restored. I didn't spend much time there though because it was so crowded.
I then headed to Mos Burger to have lunch. It's a Japanese fast food chain that has your typical fast food fare. I had a Teriyaki burger and a melon soda that was the greenest thing I've ever seen in my life. It was pretty good! And I had a little snack from a Lawson convenience store that was great.
I then got back on at Osakajokoen station to head to Mino Falls. I transferred at Osaka station to get on the Takarazuka line to head to Mino-o station.
Next up was a walk up to the actual falls itself. It turned out this was a fairly popular tourist destination as well. I took some back trails to avoid most of the crowds though. Along the path there were lots of stalls deep frying maple leaves, also known as maple leaf tempura or momiji. I knew I should have tried it so you guys could experience it, but I just could not bring myself to eat a leaf. I'm sure it was fine, but I just wasn't in the mood to eat a leaf.
Along the path I found a Sakura viewing spot, that didn't have any of the cherry blossoms blooming anyway. I found a statue of the dude on the 1000 yen bill. His name is Hideo Noguchi. I didn't realize it at the time though.
Mino falls itself was pretty disappointing all things considered, especially compared to the trail overall. So overall the hike was definitely worth it. After, I took a train back to Osaka station and then rode the shinkansen bullet train to Himeji, my next destination. There really is no feeling quite like taking a long distance train ride gazing out at the scenery of Japan.
After getting to Himeji, I walked down this cool shopping street called Nishi Nikai Machi to get to a Hostel called One Hostel and Standing Bar. Enjoyed a quick shower and then had Tsukemen, a Japanese dish where you dip noodles in a hot soup.
The next morning I headed to Himeji Castle, the largest castle in Japan. It is also known as the White Heron Castle both because of its color and because it looks like a heron sprawled out over the landscape from above. Along the way I saw the Himeji City Zoo and the City Museum of Art from the outside. I went inside Himeji Castle and it was much more impressive from the outside. Just seemed kind of small when you actually went inside.
I then headed to Takeda, which was an hour train ride north to see Takeda Castle. When I got to Takeda Station, it was nearly a ghost town it was so quiet and empty. Until next time...
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Japan Travel - Hiking the Samurai Trail (from Magome to Tsumago) in Kiso Valley, Japan
Natasha Rooney is in Kiso Valley with Liam on this hike in Japan. They are walking from Magome to Tsumago, two of 69 towns along the Nakasendo route -- also called the Samurai Trail, -- connecting Tokyo and Kyoto.
The Kiso Valley is famous for its hiking trails and pretty and historic post towns, which have been preserved and offer accommodation for day trippers who are walking or touring by bus. Look for the ichirizuka - distance markers, denoting every 3.9 km (or one ri). For more information, see
The trail between Tsumago and Magome is the best preserved section of the Nakasendo and takes about 2-3 hours. This includes stopping at the Friends of Tsumago teahouse and viewing the 2 waterfalls, O-daki and Me-daki. Read more at
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It's called the Nakasendo Trail, a 533-kilometre route through the spectacular mountains that once linked Kyoto, the home of the Japanese emperor, with Edo, the political capital (now known as Tokyo).
Much of the original trail has been covered with roads, railways and pachinko parlours, but some of the original legs remain, wending through forests, rice paddies and historic wooden villages. In some places, the trail has scarcely changed in hundreds of years, and is as close to authentic old Japan as you'll ever find.
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[Cantonese] Japan Fujisan, sacred place and source of artistic inspiration Part 2 of 2
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Tokyo and a Rural Town in the Japanese Alps
During our two weeks in Japan we explored Tokyo and a rural town in the Japanese Alps, Takayama.
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Eating Purple Japanese Noodles｜Day 99 - Saitama
Kawagoe is a city located about 15 km west of Omiya in Saitama city. In Edo Period (from the 17th to late 19th centuries), here was the central city of Kawagoe Domain, then here had prospered as a castle town. Fortunately, this city escaped the damage of the World War II, so it still has many old streets and buildings.
Then, this city is often called Koedo (Little Edo). In March 2007, the Emperor and Empress guided the King and Princess of Sweden around this city. The main area is located in a northerly direction of Kawagoe station (JR, Tobu Lines) and Hon-Kawagoe station (Seibu Line). And it is nearly within about 1 km circuit. You can make a tour of old town, not only on foot but also by route bus or rickshaw for sightseeing.
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Japan: The Path Less Travelled
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Ch.1, Episode 4: Nara, Kobe, Love Hotel & Kyoto [English Sub.]
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● Summary of this episode :
● Nara with Mika,
- Visit and History of Nara
- Daibutsu's Nostril Challenge
- Drinking Game
● Kobe
- Herb Garden
- Beach
- Poletoko shop
- Love Hotel
● Kyoto
- Gion Festival
- Fushimi Inari Taisha : 1000 torii
- Bamboo forest
- Cormorant fishing
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ICHIBAN JAPAN - Saison 3 Épisode 6 - Sexy Nagoya
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Épisode 6 Saison 3 d'Ichiban Japan, documentaire Japon en vidéo !
On dit souvent qu'il n'y a rien à visiter à Nagoya... Dans cet épisode, je vais tenter de vous montrer que Nagoya, c'est une destination sexy qui peut donner envie !
Musique : Pandrezz
Introduction 3D : Corentin Bechet
Ending : Dreamy