Inside Japan's Beautiful Post Town | Exploring Magomejuku
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- Today we are doing a full walk throught Magomejuku as well as exploring a little bit of the Nakasendo trail along the way. This is one of Japan's most beautiful and well-presented post towns and a favoite spot for so many who travel or hike Japan.
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Exciting week!! ( **Birthday Stream coming up in a day or two!! -- on the main channel** )
This walk is the moment that inspired this past weeks video on Tokyo Lens (czcams.com/video/9Q-Y6Dtuj7U/video.html) and I am glad I can share it with you all today!
QUESTION OF THE DAY: What is your Dream location in Japan? Where do you want to go more than anything? let me know down below!
Can't wait just got home and then this AWESOME
Just all of Japan!
I would love to visit the extreme ends, Hokkaido and Okinawa
Okinawa is high on my list, but also, Takachiho Gorge in Kyushu!
Hi from Los Angeles!
My bucket list is to Scuba dive the Yonaguni Monument at the southern end of the Ryukyu islands, and then Kochi is high on the list, climb Fuji-san with my dad, visit the Kokuto Shochu distilleries in the Amami islands, visit sake distilleries, and the list goes on and on and on forever
I have a chronic debilitating illness that would keep me from exploring Japan the way you are able. I'm so grateful for your channel and all the wonderful adventures you share. Thank you for doing this, and for keeping in mind those of us who are less able bodied.
You have a beautiful attitude.
Love & Light to you. ✌💓🙏
Same. I kept thinking how theres no way id be able to do all that walking id be dying of pain and exhaustion lol
i can relate to your comment .at 60 i have several health problems and a fear of flying .cost and age plus health would make it difficult to visit japan and like you i find these videos a great spiritual comfort .thru these guys at least we get to see a good variety of japanese life and the scenary
good luck to you .
I really hope the VR invention can help people like you to experience this and affordable too.Hope you keep on being positive 😊✌🏼.
God bless your spirit
the thumbnail alone is a masterpiece, so many oversaturated colors, kinda looks like an unrealistic drawing, can't wait to see the video
was an absolutely beautiful morning!
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Just like to say you have made a 68 year old Englishman very happy you have given me a window for me to look through and partake in a journey not only could i never afford but actually make because of the physical restraints my cancer puts on me. Your calm voice and the amazing joy and enthusiasm for life and genuine nature makes me realise the world does have some some wonderful people in it.
God bless and once again thank you my friend for the joy you have given me
Eddie Parr UK
Start a go fund me account and ask for a donations to take a trip that covers your physical restriction costs to do this before you depart from this world.
I'm watching from Italy, but I'm American. I moved here 19 years ago. For some years now I've wanted to walk the Nakasendo Trail rom Kyoto to Tokyo. Although I'm getting older, my dream is still alive. Thank you for giving me a glimpse of it.
THIS IS A LOVELY WALK-- I WORRY ABOUT YOU A BIT NORM- I HOPE YOU HAVE PPLE AROUND YOU WHO LOVE YOU-- WE ALL NEED LOVE.
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I am Australian. I walked this section of the trail in early April this year. As it was early spring there was not a lot of green foliage around in some places.
The cherry trees were in bloom, masses of daffodils in the gardens and many other flowers along the way. Just like in the anime movies I have seen. No bears were encountered. We stayed at the Hanaya ryokan near Tsumago. A wonderful experience.
thank you for sharing this!
I live in Salem Oregon USA and lived in Japan for 15 years. I watch your videos through tear-coursed eyes wishing I was with you and exploring. Visiting the post towns has always been a dream of mine. For time I lived in the countryside in a town by the name of Enzan-cho, a pretty old village established for the troops of Yehasu Tokugawa after he became Shogun.
Why did you leave after such long time?
I don't have a specific rural area i want to visit, but this is a perfect example of what I envision. Absolutely gorgeous.
I'm new to these videos but what stands out the most for me, asides from the obvious beauty, is the cleanliness. No garbage strewn about the lanes, trails or streets. It's impressive.
I did the Tsumago - Magome trail back in 2012. Its a beautiful and easy trail to do. If you get there by bus and train, be aware of the last departure. Come early in the morning and enjoy a wonderful walk!
My dream place in Japan is the Setouchi Islands... the landscape is beautiful, and it has a kind of retro-Mediterranean feel to it. Reminds me of going on vacation in Italy as a child a lot. In an effort to mitigate the effects rural exodus, they hold an art fest every three years, the Setouchi Triennale - the next is going to be in 2022. It's awesome to just hop from Island to Island, enjoy the stunning landscape, and explore the different art sites strewn all over them. The people especially are kind and welcoming, so it's a lot of fun. I hope I'll be able to join their volunteer organization and help out once in my life.
Watching from the Netherlands. You have no idea how tough it is to choose a dream place in Japan. There are just too much locations I would love to explore more. Already made a trip to Japan before, a roadtrip from Tokyo to Nagasaki, visiting Kyoto, Osaka and Fukuoka on the way. I've visited some of them before, but my dream place in Japan is definitely the Fuji lakes or the mountains in Wakayama Prefecture (area around Nachi Falls in particular). Regarding the Fuji lakes, I've visited Lake Yamanaka and camped at Lake Motosu before, but what I want to do in the future is explore it more on foot or cycle around in the area. Also climbing Fuji itself my biggest dream in Japan.
Take me with you :(
I’ve only been to a few countries in Asia, but Japan is where I want to go back. It so different, good food (nice people, granted I’ve only been there one time).
Man, and places like this, and the culture
Watching from Texas. I am enjoying the mountains, the mists, and the very green forests of a place with enough rain. No rattlesnakes, and only small cute cactus! Thank you!
i'm watching from Ukraine. and almost crying - so much i want to walk all these trails you did and to live in Japan for few years... thanks for showing me all that beauty!
What a quiet, peaceful town! It's beauty is truly in its simplicity 😄
This was amazing! Such a beautiful area!
My dream spot to visit in Japan is Okinawa. When I was a teenager my karate club took a trip to Okinawa as that is where the style we trained in originated from. I was invited to go, but my parents said no. Based upon the pictures I saw, and the stories I heard they had an absolutely amazing time. Even though I had to quit due to health reasons it is something that I still hold dear to me.
I absolutely love this exploration series. Visited Japan in 2019 and we came to Kanazawa, Takayama, Shirakawa and walked the nakasendo, just in oposite direction from Tsumagojuku to Magomejuku. This series bring back so much memories about my visit to Japan. Thank you for filming such beautiful videos. I hope I can visit Japan again soon.
Thankyou Norm, Not only am I unable to travel to Japan because my disabilities inhibit me from finding work, but I could never walk as far or to the places you can. It makes me smile, especially since we're in a state of covid lockdown in nsw Australia atm and can't go out a lot.
This is a wonderful program. Thanks so much for sharing this beautiful place and for inviting requests to explore - I would love to see and know more about their pottery history and this place I’ve heard about called “7 Kilns”. They are supposed to be among the oldest kilns in Japan. Hope you can visit there and share it!🙏🏻
Back watching this one again. This place is so so beautiful. Soul soothing even. ❤
There's something so very refreshing about slowing down and just watching these places slowly unfold before you. There's a time and a place for videos that do things at a much faster pace. But this was just so beautiful. The history and layout of this little town.. wow.
Watching from Slaughter, LA in the USA. This town and trail are beautiful! I can’t imagine living among such beauty! I can imagine being a kid running up and down those trails! It’s magical!
Watching from San Diego CA, and this is so beautiful! I lived a short time in Sakunami in 1984, in the mountains 45 min outside of Sendai. We used to take the train into Sendai and there was so much rice farming in countryside along the way. I doubt the train is the same, but it was an old one that had windows you could open and you could see so many pretty old houses and so much land. As they were harvesting the rice, each farmer creating different artistic ways of stacking it. It was really something. But all the green and the mountains brings back good memories.
I walked from Miyamoto to Hirafuku along the old abandoned Inaba Kaido. Much of it is built over with roads and farmland but a great adventure nonetheless. I would welcome any hikes along the old feudal highways. And if Covid ever finishes I’d love to join you.
I've never seen a trail with so many sights that is also connected to many other trails to awesome areas. I am putting this in my bucket list!
lot of history on that trail!! it's on mine as well
It's so gorgeous! Japan was a huge part of me overcoming my agoraphobia, but 2020 wrecked a bunch of that progress. A ton of planning and excitement for new trips went down the drain. This reminds me that Japan is still there and that I need to keep planning and keep being excited about future trips. Your videos are a constant reminder that I did and can continue to get better.
Greeting from Australia. I hope you are doing well. I find that it is important to have something to look forward to, a goal if you like. This trip looks like it would be sensational.
Greetings from Costa Rica! My dream place in Japan is probably the backstreets of any town, so I'm easily pleased haha. As long as it's cozy, and serene, I'm in it!
Watching from New Mexico, USA. I just recently found your channels and I'm so excited I did. I use to hike all the time but for one reason or another I've stopped. Watching this video brought tears to my eyes, the absolute beauty, your excitement, your exploration spirit. It's reignited my love for hiking again. Thank you for these walking streams. Can't wait for more.
This is my second video in my binge of this channel. This is such a beautiful place! Now I really want to add this place to my eventual trip and see it in person.
I lived in Kyoto from 1985 to 1992 and I think of it still , regularly . I’ve travelled and lived in several other places/countries but Japan got under my skin . I have such a deep longing for it and all of its intricacies . Thing is , I know that one can ‘never go back’ . Of course I could visit but it would never feel the same . Probably not even similar to back then . Yes , the architecture and the gardens and my favorite cafes , etc. are still there . But … that natsukashiiiii thing would be over the top .
Watching from southern part of Sweden, the city of Malmo.
I have been to Japan probably about 6 times now and I have lived there for about 3 years as well and it is not enough time to explore Japan, I can't imagine people just going there for 1-2 weeks and they feel like they have seen it all.
Magomejuku have been on my "must visit list" for a long time, it is so amazingly beautiful and I also love those mountains, juts stunning.
Another place high on my list that I never got my self to visit yet is Fukuoka and the nature around that city. I don't know why I always have had a pull towards that city because there is not many good videos of it, there is just something about it.
I'm always happy when it is leg day for you Norm 😂
One of the most beautiful places I have ever seen. Looks like it's straight out of a movie. Definitely on the list of places to see!
Me and my Daughter waited 2 years to go to Japan and the week before we were going to leave COVID lock downs happened, and we were so heart broken... Thank you for sharing the beauty that we one day hope to see in person!
Watching from Northern Ontario, Canada. I've always wanted to go to Japan, but my anxiety has always held me back. Your videos are giving me so many options of places to visit and giving me the courage to finally plan a trip. I love the countryside and all the beautiful places you go. So amazing! Your videos inspire me so much. Thank you Norm!
This is exciting. Places I would probably never see in person are made better by your eternally positive attitude and love for what you do. Thank you!
I’m watching from the UK and taking so many screenshots. It’s so beautiful. My dream is to visit and tour so much of Japan. I really haven’t got a certain area that I would love to go because watching yours and sharlas videos have made me have so many more places to visit!
I just happened across this video yesterday. Thank you for it because I had no idea how beautiful Japan is. I am no traveler, but to see it through your lens was very satisfying, indeed!
Thank you for making this video!
I am in Berlin in the cold and gray weather , and it’s warmed my heart I was imagining myself doing this trip too :)
The place reminds me one of Miyazaki’s movies
Not really a destination, more like a dream trip. I have always been dreaming about traveling through Japan from the south up to the north alongside sakurazensen. It would take a few months to finish the trip and I still don’t really know exactly how it should or could be done but I will do it one day. It would be interesting to see how others do it as well.
Btw, this post town is sooo beautiful. Thank you so much for introducing us to such a wonderful place!
Very beautiful! Wow, this gives me a whole different idea of what I had in mind when it comes to the beauty of the country side in Japan! It’s like a gorgeous painting made into a town!! Very relaxing vibe!!
I am older and may not get to walk these trails. It would be a dream to do this after I retire. I just don't know if it would be possible. I am grateful to watch what you share. It allows me to imagine myself being there. Thanks much💜
I'm watching from Australia (aka the Prisoner island). This walk cheered me up and had me gasping at every step. Joanna Lumley, a UK actress made a series of videos in Japan and she walked along the Nakasendo trail. She visited a shop, no sure which town it was in, where the owner showed her an old hand painted map of the trail. He unfolded it onto a long table and it included every minute detail, every house etc along the trail. I love your videos Norm, and the genuine sense of joy you share in them. I think it's safe to say it's how those of us watching feel. The moss lined paths and greenery are just beautiful. Glad the bird was ok! Thank you!
Hi Norm, I am watching from Brisbane Australia. My family and I were in Japan in 2016. I wish I knew about the Post Towns. They will definitely be on our itinerary next visit. Whenever that may be. Thank you so much for the videos they are very relaxing to watch. Safe travels.
Watching from Chicago. Beautiful video and gorgeous scenery. My favorite bits are where you stop for a moment so viewers can see details of some vegetation, which can be so very different from where we live. Also, love the quiet moments without narration, so the audience can just hear the sounds of nature around you. Gives a much more immersive experience. Thank you for sharing!
Love the line from 20min in. If people cant travel to japan you will show them the places. That is pure kindness!
Havent been in japan myself but your videos inspires me :)
I have always dreamed to travel to Japan, but never had the appropriate means or time to do so. Thanks to generous people like you, I can enjoy the beauty and very interesting sights of Japan. I also follow the NHK various railroad itineraries, which are also very informative and filled with wonderful places to visit. Unfortunately my Japanese is limited to three or just four words or expressions, but I fear this not being enough to fully get in touch with local people there to fully understand their values and traditions. Ans since you have asked in this video of yours, I am writing this from Switzerland. I have worked as an actor and stage director in the United States and the United Kingdom for many years, but now I am half retired and would have the time to travel, but alas, still no appropriate means to do so. Also, I have noticed that to really fully appreciate such sights one must be an early bird. Unfortunately, besides my profession, which forced me to be one, I have never really been an early riser, and I know that this is really required if one wants to visit places these days, without having to meet droves of people. Peace and quiet is of the essence if one really wants to enjoy visits like yours. Thank you then for doing it for those of us instead. Very appreciated.
Bro I just discovered your videos and this is the first one! I'm hooked! I've always wanted to go to Japan ever since I was a kid! This video has made it imperative that I go before this world ends! I love countryside exploration such as what you're doing, and I feel you excitement! Thank you friend!
Watching from California and I’ve always dreamed of living in Japan. I want to see it all. Thank you so much for sharing this!!
This town has definitely made my list of to-visit places if/when I manage to get to Japan. I'm only 5 minutes into the video & I'm already in love. Watching from the foothills of the Greater Seattle Area, Washington State, USA. Videos like these are helping me decide what places I want to visit & explore and I'm most interested in places like these. I'd love it if you'd include your recommendations for getting there (like you did in this one), where to stay, what to eat and I'd love to know what types of flowers, plants & trees you're seeing on the trail. I happen to love swimming & snorkeling, so videos on best places for those activities would be really helpful too.
I think you need to rig up something in front of your camera to get those pesky webs for you. I really wish I had been able to catch this live.
I’m watching from my usual spot in the deep woods of SE Ohio.
I’m thinking these days that hiking the Nakasendo might end up supplanting my Japanese vacation plans entirely. It combines a lot of loves for me-hiking, exploration, and Japanese history.
I honestly cannot get enough of your videos. Your soothing voice, the beautiful places you explore. The information narrated. Your upbeat attitude. Thankyou. Love from UK 😊
I love the landscape of Japan so much, so thank you for all the hard work you do to bring us on youtube the world of Japan❤️
Hi~ Watching from Oregon. I have an opportunity to hike parts of the Kumano and Nakasendo trails with a group next fall that I've been mulling over. Actually seeing live footage of it, I'm thinking more seriously about joining. It's expensive, but the more I see, the more I think it's worth it. Thanks for all you do, love your videos!
I've struggle with depression for a decade or more, so I am hesitant to go on any expensive vacations because my fear is I'd just be depressed the whole time and not get much out of it; if I did go I'd love to hike some of the mountain trails in Japan though. Looks absolutely beautiful.
I am watching from Michigan. have been to Japan twice but never visited here. I always wanted to visit the country side in autumn and Spring. I did get to visit the lakes around Mt. Fuji and it was beautiful.
I originally put this on for some pleasant background video and ended up being immersed into the beauty. So peaceful. I lived in Taiwan for a bit and the beauty here reminds me of some of the beautiful hiking spots I've been to. Thank you for uploading this, it was a wonderful experience.
Watching from finger Lakes area, NY. Love seeing this walking path, how carefully constructed, and a place and time without car traffic
Watching from northern Alberta. I have been lucky enough to travel to Japan a few times but not to places like this. This does remind me a bit of the hills around Miyajima. I was there one December and in the evening it was kind of eerie once most of the travellers went back to Hiroshima. Japan’s villages often give me that feeling at night.
I love the tone of awe in Norms voice. I'd like to visit and hike one of the old postal roads - especially one of the more rural ones. And regarding the point 27 mins in where Norm talks about bears, there was a warning sign on the trail earlier in the video (I think it was at the view point).
I did this exact walk when I was visiting Japan around 7 years ago. Was a definite highlight.
Hey Norm! I have to tell you, I love your content so much! But I don't just love it for how you show us the beauty of Japan, more than half of why I watch is because you are such a wonderful person, and your excitement for exploring brings me so much joy :)
PS. You would love the mountains, trails, and views here in Oregon. If you ever choose to explore outside of Japan, keep us on your list, we seem to have a very similar climate and terrain to that of Japan.
I’m watching from Uruguay. I’ve always wanted to explore a bamboo forest, so the little walk you did before heading back was amazing
Sooo beautiful. The town is so naturally built into the landscape it just belong there. I love how nothing looks harsh or out of place. So peaceful
Picking just one spot that's my dream location in Japan? It's almost impossible. The Nakasendo followed by the 88 Pilgrimage is probably it, but I also have trips of my must visit spots mapped out depending on season. There are so many places, that even if I was living there full time, it would take years to explore. On a repeat: "Thank you so much for this absolutely breathtaking experience" :)
Norm these walks just keep getting better and better. I will definitely find a place to walk around here somewhere. And I’m definitely a museum fan!
I am in love with these places you've explored. This one is just breath taking. I am coming over next year, if allowed, and hopefully visit some of these areas 💖💖
In June 1996 I walked the entire length of the Nakasendo Trail. At that time, the Post Towns were more populated then they are now, and we never wanted for much as local were always friendly and generous with their time.
Thanks for all the great content you've been sharing with us, been loving it! Missing Japan so it's awesome to be transported to an exploration adventure in the most beautiful place! Looking forward to this! Hope your birthday rocks 🎂🪨🤘
What I really want to do in Japan when I visit is exactly this. Hiking, exploring the nature, that is my jam for every country I visit. This trail was at the top of my list of the trails I've researched. My one concern for doing this is just the travel logistics so it is nice to hear you talking about those options. Overall totally jealous of you and getting to be present in this beauty. Thank you for sharing this with the world.
What a beautiful area! Definitely on my must visit list. Hope your birthday week is off to a good start! Thanks again for bringing us on the adventure!
Did the Nakasendo trail fromMagome to Tsumago at age 75. It was challenging but awesome. Thank you for a different view of this trail.
I love how the post town's trail is so clean and well prepared. Every Stone fits perfectly. The detail put in each object is amazing!
Watching from NSW and as always loving every moment!! This is now on my bucket list!!! Would love to explore the Kii Peninsula, particularly the Kumano Kodo routes. Hopefully can do it when we are able to travel again.
Hey Norm, been watching you for a while but just never commented before lol to answer your question, I'm watching from the UK. A couple of years ago I spent some time in Okinawa but I never had much chance to explore the rural areas particularly the yanbaru since I was so busy. I'm going to be moving to Fukui next year to study but during the school holidays I plan to go back to Okinawa and explore the yanbaru and some of the lesser populated surrounding islands. I'm looking forward to it. Anyway mate, keep up the good work, you're one of the best Japan related channels on CZcams and I always look forward to seeing what you do next:)
On 4.27.22 you did the walk the video of the postal route of Japan's Magome juku and tsumago juka for give my spelling. It left me breathless, the beauty I felt as if I was right there with you. I have never seen such beauty the closest thing to heaven. Ever since that time I play the video often its as if iam in another world ,I told my children my other family's to please watch this video. Even now it touches my heart in a way that's amazing. Iam a philly girl and I tell you ,that God is our Creator and this and it's people who have kept the postal towns so stunning for all to see,we love you and thankyou soooo much. That there are more then noise and confusion and so much sadness and that there is beauty among the thorns. With tears in my eyes God bless you postal Town residents and for you bringing it to us
I want to see these gorgeous Post Towns, the walks in between are so lush and green too! Also would love to visit Shirakawago 😊
I'm from Stuttgart in Germany and I'm watching this video of yours at lunchtime.
CZcams showed me your account for the first time today and I'm thrilled..
I'm 70 years young and unfortunately I'm no longer coming to Japan, but I'll watch all of your videos in the next few weeks.
I live alone and your videos are very informative and also very relaxing.
Unfortunately my English is no longer good, but the subtitles are in German.
You've probably all hear it before, but I have to share it because of all the bear talk.
The National Park Rangers are advising hikers in Glacier National Park and other Rocky Mountain parks to be alert for bears and take extra precautions to avoid an encounter.
They advise park visitors to wear little bells on their clothes so they make noise when hiking. The bell noise allows bears to hear them coming from a distance and not be startled by a hiker accidentally sneaking up on them. This might cause a bear to charge.
Visitors should also carry a pepper spray can just in case a bear is encountered. Spraying the pepper into the air will irritate the bear's sensitive nose and it will run away.
It is also a good idea to keep an eye out for fresh bear scat so you have an idea if bears are in the area. People should be able to recognize the difference between black bear and grizzly bear scat.
Black bear droppings are smaller and often contain berries, leaves, and possibly bits of fur. Grizzly bear droppings tend to contain small bells and smell of pepper.
It's a blessing for everyone who's able to see and be in these picturesque countries I'm in love with the history of things,. Honestly the history also be can take you to so many unexpected places cause there stories of love and war behind history ❤❤
Thank you for such a truly amazing experience! It is my dream to explore Japan :) Thank you so much!!
I am absolutely loving this. Watching from the Netherlands and planning to go to Japan to see nature. As you walk the trial I see al kinds of plants and trees in their natural environment, for me that is so inspiring. Could you or did you explore more nature or botanical gardens?
So lovely! Thank you for sharing the beauty of Japan!❤️😊🇺🇸
This is so relaxing. I had this video playing on the background while working and your voice is very soothing. :)
Gorgeous and the sound of the water adds to the beauty.
Had to head out and missed the end. I was watching from Canada. For a long time I have had a fascination with Japan, but only recently through research and watching videos have I fallen in love with Shikoku and there are many places I would like to explore. To choose one would be hard, but I guess since I have a love for sunrise and sunsets I would go with Sadamisaki Peninsula, especially before sunset so when I was done hiking around the area I could get some pictures of the western skies.
Wow wow wow!!
Walking around with you brought back so many memories of trips with my parents around Seaside towns and schooltrips.
I totally feel and share your love of the beauty of these places.
100% subbed to your channel, hope to catch a few livestream too.
Many many thanks ❤
The wilds of the north of Japan, I have no idea what they're called, but I really want to see some of the wildest places.
Edit: Rather, I would love to see some really large abandoned shrines across Japan, take a few pictures of them too.
A huge THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR HOME, & YOUR LIFE IN JAPAN WITH US. IVE ALWAYS WANTED TO TRAVEL AND THEN STAY AWHILE IN JAPAN. I HAD TO RAISE MY KIDS FIRST, NOW I'M HEMIPLEGIC SO I'VE HAD TO PUT PLANS ON HOLD AGAIN SO ITS GREATLY APPRECIATED SEEING ALL THE WONDERFUL THINGS IN AND ABOUT JAPAN THAT YOU'RE SHARING WITH US. ALL THE BEST TO YOU, MUCH CARE FROM Queensland's Gold Coast, Australia 😊
I love exploring places with beautiful greenery, like open gardens and farmlands or forests, and places with amazing views like moutain trails, or snowy villages in winter♡ but because of my health I can't walk as much as I'd like to, so I often miss out on a lot of hiking and walking adventures that I would love to participate in. My eyes are hungry for beautiful scenery, but my body can't keep up with my desires to explore. It's maddening, and even though I can see certain places through youtubers and such, it's never quite the same as experiencing it yourself, seeing the sights in person, noticing all the small things, etc.
This place is unreal!!! I would love to explore this one day 🥺 thank you for sharing thisss
I love your channel man, thank you so much for taking the time to record all of this videos and share with your community.
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Sorry to miss the livestream; had to watch in 3 chunks, but so worth it! This video was BEAUTIFUL! And so peaceful. Love the waterfalls, flowering bushes, moss, waterwheels, foggy vistas...plus sharing the joy of you finding your long-sought spot. Really needed this vibe right now too. Keep on exploring!
I had to pause a few moments so you could take a breather 😂 ... Japan has so many cool spots for hiking😩.
I'm in Hong Kong at the moment and this has ben the longest i've been away from Japan...3 years now. Thank you for filling in for my fix until i'm able to visit again. Really inspiring to do this 8km hike.
It’s nice to see you appreciate and enjoy little things. Love your videos. Thanks to you Magomejuku is my go to place in Japan. Keep up the good work.
I find these walkthroughs breathtaking and makes me wish to see them for myself.
I would really like to visit the Ghibli museum. Also Sapporo. I'd really like to have a good look around both in the summer and in the winter. But there are so many other places too...
amazing how quiet and peaceful. no loud parties no dogs barking. no people yelling or playing loud music, beautiful, so contrasting to sf bay area i wish i could live here.
This is the kinda space I really hope I can visit one day. There is just an energy and serenity to these places that you cant really put into words. The architecture is as beautifull as the surrounding areas.
Firstly, Thank you very much for the great intro to Nakasendo and the wonderful job on your videos. I am viewing it from Singapore for the 1st time and totally enjoyed it ! It's definitely and I agree with you a million times, it's the most beautiful places I have seen so far from the eyes of your video. I love the green nature and has been a great fan of mosses...haha. Love the way you described the 'Ecosystem' in your video. Its definitely going to be on my bucket list as 1 of the places I must go. Thank you again and I hope you keep making these videos on these amazing places in Japan, places whereby its less travelled...you never know what awaits you at every turn. 👍