I was born in Kyoto 1955. I was named Uuji Matsuno, was adopted by American couple. i always wished to visit but now I am too old to travel. I rejoice to see this video of the Home of My Soul. Thank you!
It was interesting to hear diverse languages spoken in the background and was a pleasant surprise when I even caught a line of Cantonese, my native language.
I'd honestly rather that than dealing with work culture, perversion and depression that Japanese people have to put up with. Their suicide rate isn't so high because they live in paradise. Even if some of our cities aren't as clean, it's definitely not so bad that we're killing ourselves at unbelievably high numbers. Too much order can be bad for us and our mental health.
@@gazorpazorp9798 That's actually a lot higher than I thought, yikes. 26th world wide is really bad on it's own but when we speak about Japan's suicide rate we compare it to other developed first world nations and Japan is second highest among major industrialized nations. Compared to other first world nations they are doing exceptionally bad regarding mental health. I'd much rather live in loud, dirty, graffiti filled New York long term rather any clean soul crushing Japanese city.
I was in Japan half a year ago. It was my lifelong dream and i finally was able to do it. Tokyo was overwhelming and I was a bit disappointed at first. But Kyoto blew me away and was everything I dreamt of. My heart still aches a bit when I see videos and photos of Japan, especially Kyoto .
I can only agree. That bird chirping sound brought back many memories. Very distinguishable. I only travelled once and it was the best two weeks of my life. It gives me goosebumps to watch this video.
@@zaberfangking I think I still have my exact schedule with hotels & expenses somewhere on my PC if you'd like it. We were there from July 21st until August 6th (the flight back was on the 7th at 1 a.m). We did Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto (visited Nara), Hiroshima (visited Miyajima), Osaka and back to Tokyo for Disney. We booked a super expensive hotel in Hakone for one night (it was 600€ per night) and we also had a pricey hotel in Tokyo that was nice but a cheaper one would have been as good. Including all entry fees(disney is expensive af), railpass, public transport, flights(780 euro p.p) and food(we ate a lot from combinis - 7eleven egg sando is highly recommended) we spent around 2.7 to 3000 per person (I am not 100% sure how much we spend on gifts). I think you could save a lot by choosing cheaper hotels but I saved money to experience everything exactly as I imagined it and for that I don't think it was too much money. It was 100% worth it. Sorry for the long paragraph I just get so excited when I talk about it :) Ps.: I kyoto we stayed at Sakura Terrace the Gallery for 5 nights (they have a special offer for 5 consecutive nights) it was such a brilliant hotel! You get a voucher for the restaurant and a free drink every night. The room was huge and the location brilliant!! Highly recommended!!
@@syrkaros5815 I wanted to go back this year in November, because of this video !! Haha but lets see how everything with Corona will go. And I was just disappointed because I was so overwhelmed :D I hope someday we both make it back to Japan!
私は62歳で大阪に住んでいます。私が高校生の頃、一人で清水寺に写真を撮りに行きました。1:05:50のお堂のところで幼い兄弟が鐘をたたいているところを撮影しました。写真コンクールにその写真を出したことを思い出しました。最近、いろんな清水寺のビデオを見ますが、このお堂を映していただいて感激です。やはりここにあったんだとわかりました。足の調子が悪く行けないのでビデオを見て満足です。45年前にタイムスリップできました。ありがとうございます。まるで旅行しているみたいで楽しいビデオです。I live in Osaka at the age of 62. When I was a high school student, I went to take a picture at Kiyomizu Temple alone. At the 1:05:50 podium I took a picture of a young brother hitting a bell. I remembered that I took the picture on a photo competition. Recently, I see videos of various Kiyomizudera temples, but I am deeply moved to reflect this Kyoto. I understood that it was here as well. I am satisfied to see the video because I can not go because my feet are bad. I was able to slip time 45 years ago. Thank you very much. It's a fun video as if you are traveling
I agree, I spent nearly a month in Japan, and it was the nicest place I have ever been. The streets were clean, the people polite, no visible crime. The food was prepared with care and was delicious. I went to their supermarket, picked up the fruit and looked at the other side, and it was even more perfect on the down side. They respect and love their country, and take care of it. Western countries would do well to teach it's citizens to love and respect their countries too.
Cities in Japan are like New York City and Disneyland had a baby. Tokyo, for example, is an energetic, dense city, with endless restaurants and night life, yet it's totally safe, friendly, organized, and clean.
@Caleb not everyone who likes Japan is a weeaboos. I mean wtf makes you think that. He clearly said he went there and liked it. Is it restricted from foreigners enjoying the experience?I hope you along with that 5 friends of yours that agreed to that would stop because who tf are you to call them a weeaboo
The biggest regret in my life is that I had to leave Kyoto. I've lived in 4 different countries and traveled to 3 others and Kyoto was the only place among them all that I wish I could live my entire life there. The people, the sights, the history of the city, and the very distinct and beautiful 4 seasons are things I miss everyday.
Kyoto is such a beautiful city. I hope western tourists will respect it and the japanese will preserve their culture like they did centuries. Japanese people are very smart.
I don't know why exactly, but your videos are immensely relaxing to me. When on in the background it's a perfect asmr atsmosphere, one that is not annoyingly repeating... I can't understand what people are saying, it's like a calming blur of sound. When watching it's almost like some sort of meditation. It's relaxing to watch something that does not have a story or plot, or perhaps it's nice to watch a different surrounding than what I'm used to. Thanks a bunch for these vids!
There is no perfect place. You just making yourself to think so. There are countries better than Japan. If you don't know, Japan is very close, expensive and just hard-working country. That's their secret. The same as Korea.
Japan has a serious racist issue where they don't allow foreigners to buy any property, enter certain venues, etc. They also have serious labor right issues that make them work insane hours. Just because a city is clean doesn't make it perfect. Japan is far from perfect. It also has large insects, multiple earth quakes, typhoons, etc.
@@Name-jw4sj I think the issue with racism is getting better though, especially with younger generations. Nevertheless, your point still stands. I'd also like to add Japan's problem with sexism, specifically discrimination towards women. It's very prominent in the workplace, not to mention the pressure women feel when they are expected to get married and have children.
@@dream_dealer i thought woman all around the world felt pressured to get married and or have children lol probably a VERY ignorant thing to say but thats what it always seemed like to me, tho i have no doubt its worse in japan than most places
What you are seeing is mostly Chinese tourists. We had visited in June 2017 and we were amazed at the number of Chinese tourists (compared to when I remember last visiting in the mid-1980's). The crowd did spoil some of the ambiance.
@Hey Man Nice troll, every country on the planet is a problem to the world in some way or another. Luckily I don't think us Europeans really care if one guy from Osaka hates us all.
What a truly beautiful country, as evidenced in all your videos. The colours of the foliage! The stunning views! Its history, the serenity in every walk you take, and even the comforting chatter of the respectful visitors in Kiyomizudera. I thank you for giving me such glorious glimpses of Japan, a country I would never have seen were it not for you. Much love and respect from Scotland.
1. I never said anyone why appreciates japan is a weeb, literally my pfp is a Japanese mask tard 2. Actually "anyone who is so obsessed with japan to the point they want to be japanese and don't believe they have a culture" is a weeb that's literally the definition which is obviously applies to you and this person, but what would a weeb who rejects their race/culture and is so absorbed in their obsession know? Lol you're just mad I used a buzz word
Japanese modern societies culture isnt that cool ... ppl be depressed and alone cause they dedicate their lifes to work which leads to the infamous problem of suicide. Its still a bestiful country tho.
Japan seems like a country unlike other countires. It's absolutely beautiful everywhere you look and you get to see the mountains and the pastures in the background with no pollution. So excited to vacation there on July 28th
I’ve been to Kyoto a couple of years ago and it’s still one of my favorite places that I’ve visited so far. The tradition is still alive and the streets are so beautiful that it makes you want to walk there all day. Great video!
They still care about old buildings and equipments to preserve or maintain their history it is really proof that people in japan are so compassionate and loving😍😍.
The tomb land is a world of paradise-fascinating sights,a stroll of comfort for humans and the departed.An ambience surrounded by majestic and legendary vibes.Truly magical!💐💐💐💐💐
I am Japanese junior high school student. I remembered our school trip when I watched this video. Thank you for uploading this video !! Sorry for the poor English.
意味は充分に通じます。ブロークンでもいいから 思う/思った 事を伝えた方がいいでしょう。圧倒的に多くの外国人は「話の内容」に重きを置きます。他人様の事は言えませんが、次の様にするといいかも...。 I am a JAPANESE ...→ この a は文末の student を修飾し、途中の school を修飾していない事に注意されたし。まず I am a student という概念があります。a は不定冠詞、the は定冠詞と呼ばれます。「定」冠詞の「定」は限定の「定」です。その語句が「何を限定しているのか？」。詳しい内容は文法書を御覧下さい。文法嫌いにならないために、高校生になってからで構いません。 This video reminds me of one of our school trips. → この方が引き締まった英文になります。trip が一回だけでしたら trip と単数扱いで構いませんが...。また、trips の後に説明文が必要となるかも知れません。remind 人/団体 of 出来事/物事 の型。CZcams のコメントで割とよく使われています。 Thank you ... video! とします。 ! /?/;/: はその左の 単語に密着させるのが正しく「空き」は不要です。実際、英字新聞でもその様になっています。./, の処理と同様です。 the poor → my poor の方がいいのかも...。これだけは自信がありません。 出しゃばって申し訳ありません。中学生としては、よく書けています！
Tllwllw Sh2 ありがとうございます！ 学校では教えてもらえなかった英文の作り方を教えていただいてとても嬉しいです！ これからもっと英語を学ぼうと思います。 そしていつか上手に英語を話せるようになりたいです！ Thank you! I am glad to teach me English that my teacher didn’t teach me. I will learn English hard. And I want to speak English well.
I was in Kyoto around this time. Such a beautiful and culturally deep city. The best thing was the morning time and at dusk. I really enjoyed walking around looking for Go salon's. I am learning Japanese now so when I go back, I can really interact with the locals on a different level. If you want to travel internationally, Japan is a great choice.
@5:57 you meet those ladies five times, this is the first time. @9:31 second time, the one with yellow sweater noticed your camera. @15:10 third time. the one with yellow sweater now wearing hat. @1:00:41 fourth time. they don't wear their sweater anymore. at @1:00:52 I think she recognized you and your camera from an hour earlier. @1:04:13 the last time you see them. What a saga. XD
I would very much like to visit Japan one day and this video made my wish even stronger! Thanks for giving us a glimpse into Kyoto's life and environment!
The huge temple roof is astonishing. Thanks for showing us this wonderful construction! I am amazed that the public can go in to see how it is done. How wonderful
I mean just look at the level of perfection, whenever i see different places(of courses on CZcams) I'm just amazed by Japan, just look at the roads, so perfectly built, one could drive formula one on it, the cleanliness, the city design looks like a fusion of tradition nmodernity, the details on each neverything. Just wow
I have seen other video walks in Japan where everything is modern. I was afraid that there was nothing left of traditional Japan. Kyoto is beautiful. Thanks for this video.
On this day, the 8th of November 2017 I was in Kyoto too, visiting Ryoan-ji and Ninna-ji. I wonder if it will ever be possible for me to walk in Japan again . Japan is about structure and nature and your video is all about this . So beautiful! Thank you so much .
I can feel a strong presence of harmony in your films from Japan which is utterly appealing! There are so many dysfunctional country's in the world in more or less chaos. Your videos give hope for a better, more harmonious and happier world!❤️🌸
Beautiful! 💛 thank you for such a realistic tour! 🙏I know this has been up for a while, i just found it! I've always admired things Japanese ... culture, people, traditions, topography, everything! It is a country I would have loved to see and experience 😍 unfortunately that may not be possible in this lifetime. Watching this in some parts felt like I was stepping into the movie set of one of the many historic/traditional subtitled Japanese movies I've watched over the years, lol, such grand architecture!
In the middle of a pandemic, CZcams just casually suggest this video only to make me sad over the fact that me and my wife couldn't go to Japan eariler this spring :(
I really wish you had a video that concentrated on the area seen during the last few minutes of this video. It was so satisfying to see the various shops, gorgeous buildings, and the old stone walls and foundations. It's like a city that has been rebuilt several times, an architectural reincarnation of sorts. I love that you pan the camera upwards, as I can see the window shades, wood carvings, shutters, and all the architectural elements of the area. And the lighting is fantastic, as are the natural sounds. I can't get enough of the amazing textures as you walk down the grade past colorful souvenirs, food, clothing, and knick knacks. You can faintly see the city in the background...just barely. Exquisite video. I was transported back in time as I looked at all the costumes and lovely tile roof tops on these narrow streets. I wanted to 'walk' down all of them, and was sad when the video ended. I wonder if the rickshaws can make it up and down those hills...more please. :-D
You know how sometimes you accidentally got tripped or accidentally did embarrassing stuffs and you can shrug it off while having a thought "It's okay move on, no one is recording that" . Thanks for taking it a way from me.
I'm from Northern Europe, a buddy of mine went to Japan. He told me he went to some sort of festival, afterwards the floor was clean, not one piece of litter. Here it takes cleaning crews days to clean out all the empty plastic beer cups.
There are videos like "New York 1920's in colour" or something, and people get amazed to watch the streets of the past. If CZcams still exists decades later, and this person does not delete this channel, it will really be like a time capsule then.
I went here about a year ago and walked to Kiyomizu Dera from my hostel at like 5 in the morning and waited for it to open at 6. There was very few people there and it was probably the best experience of my life, I've never felt that happy since
Hello Everyone, greetings from Penang, Malaysia. My wife and I were in Kyoto in 2016 as free independent travellers and it was our first time visiting Japan. We stayed at a hotel near the Kyoto train station and fully enjoyed our time there. We enjoyed our tempura prawns at a specialised restaurant in the train station and I can attest that it was so good! We also had lunch in a nearby restaurant after our visit to a nearby historic temple. Then, we also made it to the Kiyomizudera using the Kyoto regular bus tour which included lunch at our own expense. All in all, it’s such an unforgettable experience and watching this video evoked wonderful memories! Just sharing that our private Japan travel includes Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Narita. We fly into and out of Narita. Happy travelling and thank you.
Merci Rambalac. Qu'elle belle promenade en 4K. Tradition, respectueux de l'environnement, courtoisie de rigueur ! Murmure en longeant ce très beau cimetière, juste après la vie reprend ces droits ! Amoureux de ce grand Japon 🇯🇵 des êtres qui en font une grande et Admirable cité ! Respectueux je suis. Beaucoup de gens les détestes encore ! Après pearl Harbour et la guerre du pacifique !!! Nous ne pouvons pas les détester à cause d'un seul homme dictateur et dément ! Au contraire nous devrions prendre beaucoup d'exemples sur leur façon de vivre et de savoir vivre ! Du fond du cœur j'en suis convaincu ! Encore merci à la technologie4K et you tube.
The CZcamsr took the road through the cemetery (sort of a rear approach) to Kiyomizudera temple. It's interesting that the cemetery Toribeno one of the oldest in Kyoto lies just beside the front approach to the temple where tourists, visitors and shoppers are bustling all day who usually do not notice a huge cemetery a death world spreading near by.
@@Chicken_Inspector_kun The name of the graveyard is Toribeno 鳥辺野. The area from Otani-Honbyo to Kiyomizu-Dera temple. The CZcamsr took the same route.
I was born in Kyoto 1955. I was named Uuji Matsuno, was adopted by American couple. i always wished to visit but now I am too old to travel. I rejoice to see this video of the Home of My Soul. Thank you!
No one is ever too old to travel I see a lot of people in their 60,70 travelling around give it a try. It will be memorable
You need to go back there!!!
I am 83, born in 1936 and would travel in a heartbeat if I were in your shoes.
You are only 65, what do you mean?!!! You have to visit your roots, it will be phenomenal.
what happened to real parents
Finally a video without annoying background music, screams and bad editing, this is all I need!
You might like pro walks italy
But why??
Lol
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It was interesting to hear diverse languages spoken in the background and was a pleasant surprise when I even caught a line of Cantonese, my native language.
No litter, no graffiti, no screaming yobs or drunks on the streets and everyone being quiet and respectful. This is paradise....
No problem working here
as long as you're not a woman?
I'd honestly rather that than dealing with work culture, perversion and depression that Japanese people have to put up with. Their suicide rate isn't so high because they live in paradise. Even if some of our cities aren't as clean, it's definitely not so bad that we're killing ourselves at unbelievably high numbers. Too much order can be bad for us and our mental health.
Japan is 26th in the world for suicide rate. It’s a huge problem but there other countries that have it much worse.
@@gazorpazorp9798 That's actually a lot higher than I thought, yikes. 26th world wide is really bad on it's own but when we speak about Japan's suicide rate we compare it to other developed first world nations and Japan is second highest among major industrialized nations. Compared to other first world nations they are doing exceptionally bad regarding mental health. I'd much rather live in loud, dirty, graffiti filled New York long term rather any clean soul crushing Japanese city.
I was in Japan half a year ago. It was my lifelong dream and i finally was able to do it. Tokyo was overwhelming and I was a bit disappointed at first. But Kyoto blew me away and was everything I dreamt of. My heart still aches a bit when I see videos and photos of Japan, especially Kyoto .
The same happens to me. But Japan never disappointed me. I found exactly what I was expecting. My only dream is to go back one day
How long did you stay and cost estimates please???
I can only agree. That bird chirping sound brought back many memories. Very distinguishable. I only travelled once and it was the best two weeks of my life. It gives me goosebumps to watch this video.
@@zaberfangking I think I still have my exact schedule with hotels & expenses somewhere on my PC if you'd like it.
We were there from July 21st until August 6th (the flight back was on the 7th at 1 a.m). We did Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto (visited Nara), Hiroshima (visited Miyajima), Osaka and back to Tokyo for Disney. We booked a super expensive hotel in Hakone for one night (it was 600€ per night) and we also had a pricey hotel in Tokyo that was nice but a cheaper one would have been as good. Including all entry fees(disney is expensive af), railpass, public transport, flights(780 euro p.p) and food(we ate a lot from combinis - 7eleven egg sando is highly recommended) we spent around 2.7 to 3000 per person (I am not 100% sure how much we spend on gifts). I think you could save a lot by choosing cheaper hotels but I saved money to experience everything exactly as I imagined it and for that I don't think it was too much money. It was 100% worth it. Sorry for the long paragraph I just get so excited when I talk about it :)
Ps.: I kyoto we stayed at Sakura Terrace the Gallery for 5 nights (they have a special offer for 5 consecutive nights) it was such a brilliant hotel! You get a voucher for the restaurant and a free drink every night. The room was huge and the location brilliant!! Highly recommended!!
@@syrkaros5815 I wanted to go back this year in November, because of this video !! Haha but lets see how everything with Corona will go.
And I was just disappointed because I was so overwhelmed :D I hope someday we both make it back to Japan!
私は62歳で大阪に住んでいます。私が高校生の頃、一人で清水寺に写真を撮りに行きました。1:05:50のお堂のところで幼い兄弟が鐘をたたいているところを撮影しました。写真コンクールにその写真を出したことを思い出しました。最近、いろんな清水寺のビデオを見ますが、このお堂を映していただいて感激です。やはりここにあったんだとわかりました。足の調子が悪く行けないのでビデオを見て満足です。45年前にタイムスリップできました。ありがとうございます。まるで旅行しているみたいで楽しいビデオです。I live in Osaka at the age of 62. When I was a high school student, I went to take a picture at Kiyomizu Temple alone. At the 1:05:50 podium I took a picture of a young brother hitting a bell. I remembered that I took the picture on a photo competition. Recently, I see videos of various Kiyomizudera temples, but I am deeply moved to reflect this Kyoto. I understood that it was here as well. I am satisfied to see the video because I can not go because my feet are bad. I was able to slip time 45 years ago. Thank you very much. It's a fun video as if you are traveling
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I agree, I spent nearly a month in Japan, and it was the nicest place I have ever been. The streets were clean, the people polite, no visible crime. The food was prepared with care and was delicious. I went to their supermarket, picked up the fruit and looked at the other side, and it was even more perfect on the down side.
They respect and love their country, and take care of it. Western countries would do well to teach it's citizens to love and respect their countries too.
Cities in Japan are like New York City and Disneyland had a baby. Tokyo, for example, is an energetic, dense city, with endless restaurants and night life, yet it's totally safe, friendly, organized, and clean.
Religion such as Buddhism must have some factor in their culture
@Caleb not everyone who likes Japan is a weeaboos. I mean wtf makes you think that. He clearly said he went there and liked it. Is it restricted from foreigners enjoying the experience?I hope you along with that 5 friends of yours that agreed to that would stop because who tf are you to call them a weeaboo
@@THELANKANCOMRADE mostly shintoism
ᅚᅚ ᅚᅚᅚᅚ - actually if you ask a religious Japanese person what ‘indigenous’ religion they follow, they will usually say both Buddhism and Shintoism.
Japan is the one country that can get the most people to agree that its the best place in the world.
56:00 The boy and the man, so cuuutee ♡♡
Indeed! It makes the video even more beautiful. ♥♥
What are they doing
@tululah mc Showing healthy affection, unlike the west.
@@Meimoons man shut up
@@Meimoons no front
The biggest regret in my life is that I had to leave Kyoto. I've lived in 4 different countries and traveled to 3 others and Kyoto was the only place among them all that I wish I could live my entire life there. The people, the sights, the history of the city, and the very distinct and beautiful 4 seasons are things I miss everyday.
Kyoto is so beautiful. Japanese are so respectful. They respect tradition, culture, surroundings, people,and things. Lot to learn from that.
What a beautiful city, so clean, quiet and rich with culture. Almost brings a tear to my eye.
Kyoto is such a beautiful city. I hope western tourists will respect it and the japanese will preserve their culture like they did centuries. Japanese people are very smart.
Yes
I wish political correctness not to come to Japan...
I have been all over the world. Kyoto is the ONLY city I visited twice. Thank you so much for this high-quality video.
I don't know why exactly, but your videos are immensely relaxing to me. When on in the background it's a perfect asmr atsmosphere, one that is not annoyingly repeating... I can't understand what people are saying, it's like a calming blur of sound. When watching it's almost like some sort of meditation. It's relaxing to watch something that does not have a story or plot, or perhaps it's nice to watch a different surrounding than what I'm used to. Thanks a bunch for these vids!
UNA mi me pasa exáctamente lo mismo, me relajan mucho.
Exactly! was wondering about this myself...
I love Kyoto! I Love Japan! Love from Malaysia! 🇲🇾❤️🇯🇵
My God... i just realize Japan is the greatest country of the world ! Everyone seems so nice and the places are breathtaking !
There is no perfect place. You just making yourself to think so. There are countries better than Japan. If you don't know, Japan is very close, expensive and just hard-working country. That's their secret. The same as Korea.
Japan has a serious racist issue where they don't allow foreigners to buy any property, enter certain venues, etc. They also have serious labor right issues that make them work insane hours. Just because a city is clean doesn't make it perfect. Japan is far from perfect. It also has large insects, multiple earth quakes, typhoons, etc.
@@Name-jw4sj I think the issue with racism is getting better though, especially with younger generations. Nevertheless, your point still stands. I'd also like to add Japan's problem with sexism, specifically discrimination towards women. It's very prominent in the workplace, not to mention the pressure women feel when they are expected to get married and have children.
@@dream_dealer i thought woman all around the world felt pressured to get married and or have children lol
probably a VERY ignorant thing to say but thats what it always seemed like to me, tho i have no doubt its worse in japan than most places
Love but Strict
Kyoto is super clean and beautiful. I just wish western tourists respect it a little bit more.
What you are seeing is mostly Chinese tourists. We had visited in June 2017 and we were amazed at the number of Chinese tourists (compared to when I remember last visiting in the mid-1980's). The crowd did spoil some of the ambiance.
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@Hey Man Nice troll, every country on the planet is a problem to the world in some way or another. Luckily I don't think us Europeans really care if one guy from Osaka hates us all.
@Hey Man Oh get of here with that rubbish. Since when were you the spokesperson for the entire country?
Why are you yelling, Hey Man? You're living proof that idiots exist in every country of the world.
The value of a homogeneous country of one race: the depth and variety of its culture.
It looks and feels like you’re walking around in a first person RPG at some points
Yes, the rendering is quite nice.
yes, this would be great with this quality in 360 VR
this quarantine really got me watching someone else just walk around for an hour and a half, and actually enjoy it
19:30 entering the graveyard level. SO BEAUTIFUL!!!
What a truly beautiful country, as evidenced in all your videos. The colours of the foliage! The stunning views! Its history, the serenity in every walk you take, and even the comforting chatter of the respectful visitors in Kiyomizudera. I thank you for giving me such glorious glimpses of Japan, a country I would never have seen were it not for you. Much love and respect from Scotland.
What a beautiful country. I wish I was born there. People, nature, culture. The best country on Earth. I love Japan.
weeb
The diddler, "Anybody who likes Japan is a weeb"
Yep... That's an edgy teenager ✔...
1. I never said anyone why appreciates japan is a weeb, literally my pfp is a Japanese mask tard
2. Actually "anyone who is so obsessed with japan to the point they want to be japanese and don't believe they have a culture" is a weeb that's literally the definition which is obviously applies to you and this person, but what would a weeb who rejects their race/culture and is so absorbed in their obsession know?
Lol you're just mad I used a buzz word
@@TheGoodMan211 so you are a weeb.
Japanese modern societies culture isnt that cool ... ppl be depressed and alone cause they dedicate their lifes to work which leads to the infamous problem of suicide. Its still a bestiful country tho.
I'm always so amazed at the beauty of this country. Kyoto is quite a gem. Thanks again Rambalac!
0:57 OMG YAY! Finally got to see you! haha
Leo5896 yeah he has a professional setup it looks kinda awkward
Cool
I love Japan and Japanese ,and their culture. May God bless you.
Почему я не видела это раньше. Спасибо. Столько часов прекрасных прогулок ждут меня впереди. 😍
this japanese architecture looks so amazing and peaceful in combination with nature 🌲
I miss the city a lot tonight. I just searched Kyoto on the channel and I found this. It feels like I'm walking around the city. Thanks. Always.
John Michael S. I really love this comment
Japan seems like a country unlike other countires. It's absolutely beautiful everywhere you look and you get to see the mountains and the pastures in the background with no pollution. So excited to vacation there on July 28th
So how was the trip?😃
@@ezioconnor4336 I haven’t gone
@@raditan5042 I'm sorry bro maybe one day 😎
@@ezioconnor4336 I’m holding out hope for next summer
@@raditan5042 Good luck my friend! ✌
Japan is the best country for an introvert like me.
I love that seating area at 23:00. Such a calm, peaceful place. Perfect for relaxing after coming down from Kiyomizu.
When I see JAPAN this word, I always respect.
All those people gone from the past. Im sad. But beautiful to honor them.
Watched 2 times, a precious record. thanks Rambalac.
watch 3 time. 4/19/2022
again 2022.9.21 watch.
京都いいですよね… 国内在住ですが、とても誇りに思います
素晴らしい動画をありがとうございます
The world could learn a lot from Japan. Great video!
I used to live in Japan in 2015-2016. This video reminds me just how much I miss so many things there.
I’ve been to Kyoto a couple of years ago and it’s still one of my favorite places that I’ve visited so far. The tradition is still alive and the streets are so beautiful that it makes you want to walk there all day. Great video!
I was there 3 months ago , I miss it so much. This country was better than my expectations in every way
japan culture perfect ..everywhere clean smooth
Japan is so beautiful and the people seem so polite and well-organized.
That's how cities should look like! This is the future of humankind.
When you go Tokyo, u will be surprised xD
I LOVE JAPAN🇯🇵🇯🇵
Walked around here a week ago or so. Absolutely beautiful place!
They still care about old buildings and equipments to preserve or maintain their history it is really proof that people in japan are so compassionate and loving😍😍.
The tomb land is a world of paradise-fascinating sights,a stroll of comfort for humans and the departed.An ambience surrounded by majestic and legendary vibes.Truly magical!💐💐💐💐💐
I am Japanese junior high school student.
I remembered our school trip when I watched this video.
Thank you for uploading this video !!
Sorry for the poor English.
意味は充分に通じます。ブロークンでもいいから 思う/思った 事を伝えた方がいいでしょう。圧倒的に多くの外国人は「話の内容」に重きを置きます。他人様の事は言えませんが、次の様にするといいかも...。
I am a JAPANESE ...→ この a は文末の student を修飾し、途中の school を修飾していない事に注意されたし。まず I am a student という概念があります。a は不定冠詞、the は定冠詞と呼ばれます。「定」冠詞の「定」は限定の「定」です。その語句が「何を限定しているのか？」。詳しい内容は文法書を御覧下さい。文法嫌いにならないために、高校生になってからで構いません。
This video reminds me of one of our school trips. → この方が引き締まった英文になります。trip が一回だけでしたら trip と単数扱いで構いませんが...。また、trips の後に説明文が必要となるかも知れません。remind 人/団体 of 出来事/物事 の型。CZcams のコメントで割とよく使われています。
Thank you ... video! とします。 ! /?/;/: はその左の 単語に密着させるのが正しく「空き」は不要です。実際、英字新聞でもその様になっています。./, の処理と同様です。
the poor → my poor の方がいいのかも...。これだけは自信がありません。
出しゃばって申し訳ありません。中学生としては、よく書けています！
Tllwllw Sh2 ありがとうございます！
学校では教えてもらえなかった英文の作り方を教えていただいてとても嬉しいです！
これからもっと英語を学ぼうと思います。
そしていつか上手に英語を話せるようになりたいです！
Thank you!
I am glad to teach me English that my teacher didn’t teach me.
I will learn English hard.
And I want to speak English well.
@@Uchikmd88 丁寧な御返事、有り難うございます。なお、一部を訂正しました。
確かに中学生としては、よく出来ています。偏差値にもよりますが、全日制普通科高校卒業なのに、中学生のゆらいす【Yura1SU】さんよりも英語が出来ない日本人はかなり多い。英英辞典が使える電子辞書の例文で !/?/;/: の使われ方が分かりますので、御確認下さい。
前川次郎 ありがとうございます。高校でさらに英語力をあげたいです。英語はすんなり頭に入ってくるのですが、それ以外が....。
What a beautiful city.
Japan is so clean and aesthetic. Traditional and modern blended together in such a complimentary way.
Your Kyoto walk was excellent. I really think this format of HD and no cuts is the way to go. Thanks Rambalac!
I was in Kyoto around this time. Such a beautiful and culturally deep city. The best thing was the morning time and at dusk. I really enjoyed walking around looking for Go salon's. I am learning Japanese now so when I go back, I can really interact with the locals on a different level. If you want to travel internationally, Japan is a great choice.
Such deep respect I have for Japan! Also extreme high quality video! Thank you!
@5:57 you meet those ladies five times, this is the first time.
@9:31 second time, the one with yellow sweater noticed your camera.
@15:10 third time. the one with yellow sweater now wearing hat.
@1:00:41 fourth time. they don't wear their sweater anymore. at @1:00:52 I think she recognized you and your camera from an hour earlier.
@1:04:13 the last time you see them.
What a saga.
XD
nicely catched
Wow you are MVP!
What a legend
Sampai jadi
Sang saka biru
I would very much like to visit Japan one day and this video made my wish even stronger! Thanks for giving us a glimpse into Kyoto's life and environment!
The huge temple roof is astonishing. Thanks for showing us this wonderful construction! I am amazed that the public can go in to see how it is done. How wonderful
I love Kyoto because it's more "traditional japan", THAT it's really exotic for a tourist 😍 Thanks for share
私はよく5.6時台をフラフラします。
清水寺空いてるから独り占めできるし、車も人もいない、空がほんのり明るくなって静かな京都
歩くたびに、ニッキの香りやお出汁の香り、御香やお線香の香りを味わいながら
たまに温かいコーヒーを飲んで好きな音楽をイヤフォンで聴きながら歩く
京都でしか味わえない最高の時間です。
素敵✨大人になったら京都にすみたいなぁ
arashi01250128 いいなーー
このコメント見て大学の頃を思い出しました。
今ほど観光客が多くなく、ちょうどクールジャパンとか言い出す少し前くらいでした。
素敵なコメントありがとうございます。
Thanks for bringing back so many memories. More familiar places from my time in Japan. I really miss Japan.
Спасибо за простые видео.
Нет рекламы, нет туристов. Все интересно и легко .
Качество видео отличное .
Я рада, что нашла ваш канал 🙏
Your videos are so awesome. Having travelled to Japan extensively in the past, I miss the sights and sounds of the mundane. Love it.
I mean just look at the level of perfection, whenever i see different places(of courses on CZcams) I'm just amazed by Japan, just look at the roads, so perfectly built, one could drive formula one on it, the cleanliness, the city design looks like a fusion of tradition nmodernity, the details on each neverything. Just wow
Very different from India eh
@Keyboard Emperor well many things were taken from china, but Japan perfected it.
I have seen other video walks in Japan where everything is modern. I was afraid that there was nothing left of traditional Japan. Kyoto is beautiful. Thanks for this video.
I miss this place so much .
On this day, the 8th of November 2017 I was in Kyoto too, visiting Ryoan-ji and Ninna-ji. I wonder if it will ever be possible for me to walk in Japan again . Japan is about structure and nature and your video is all about this . So beautiful! Thank you so much .
An extensive cemetery in a beautiful area. The view at 28:30... Whoa!
3:22 I like how those pedestrian lights make a bird's noise instead of that annoying beep beep in Germany. :)
Overall it's a nice place.
Blind people would get confused
Also wir haben kein „beep beep“ Geräusch hier
Kurosawa wir haben ein brrrrrrrr Geräusch
It's not just Germany. It's like that all around the world.
Until a parrot decides to troll and you're blind.
I can feel a strong presence of harmony in your films from Japan which is utterly appealing! There are so many dysfunctional country's in the world in more or less chaos. Your videos give hope for a better, more harmonious and happier world!❤️🌸
what a fruitcake
volkbyte You like that, that's great man☺️
34:49 Very photogenic lady in light blue.
😂
You mean she's hot.
Shafer Hart personally i mean shes well postured and seems approachable, however she is rather pretty :3
Am i the only one to see the blue tourist in the back first? 😂😂😂😂
Anime world
Beautiful! 💛 thank you for such a realistic tour! 🙏I know this has been up for a while, i just found it!
I've always admired things Japanese ... culture, people, traditions, topography, everything! It is a country I would have loved to see and experience 😍 unfortunately that may not be possible in this lifetime.
Watching this in some parts felt like I was stepping into the movie set of one of the many historic/traditional subtitled Japanese movies I've watched over the years, lol, such grand architecture!
Спасибо вам огромное за ваши видео! От всей души.
It's just amusingly beautiful.
It is so clean!
I love it.
Bloody brilliant
In the middle of a pandemic, CZcams just casually suggest this video only to make me sad over the fact that me and my wife couldn't go to Japan eariler this spring :(
I really wish you had a video that concentrated on the area seen during the last few minutes of this video. It was so satisfying to see the various shops, gorgeous buildings, and the old stone walls and foundations. It's like a city that has been rebuilt several times, an architectural reincarnation of sorts. I love that you pan the camera upwards, as I can see the window shades, wood carvings, shutters, and all the architectural elements of the area. And the lighting is fantastic, as are the natural sounds. I can't get enough of the amazing textures as you walk down the grade past colorful souvenirs, food, clothing, and knick knacks. You can faintly see the city in the background...just barely. Exquisite video. I was transported back in time as I looked at all the costumes and lovely tile roof tops on these narrow streets. I wanted to 'walk' down all of them, and was sad when the video ended. I wonder if the rickshaws can make it up and down those hills...more please. :-D
Amazing country wonderful people
Спасибо Вам огромное, что нет в видео болтающего человека. Так весь интернет переполнен этими ведущими с соседнего подъезда.
Kyoto was amazing, I miss Japan
Hopefully you can come again!! In my video u can see great place in Japan
Damn this is hypnotically relaxing.
32:31 oops
You know how sometimes you accidentally got tripped or accidentally did embarrassing stuffs and you can shrug it off while having a thought "It's okay move on, no one is recording that" . Thanks for taking it a way from me.
Ramadhan Dodi Pratama LOL
HAHAHAHAHAHA que vacilo
@@deborabora7996 ora ora ora, parece que achei um br com bom gosto por aqui
@@ghastfh8467 ora ora ora, parece que achei dois brs com bom gosto por aqui
I'm from Northern Europe, a buddy of mine went to Japan. He told me he went to some sort of festival, afterwards the floor was clean, not one piece of litter. Here it takes cleaning crews days to clean out all the empty plastic beer cups.
lol, here in Louisiana after Mardi Gras you can forget about the streets getting cleaned, there are beads on trees from years ago.
Can’t stop watching these walks, they’re so addictive.
I enjoyed watching this video so much. Thank you! The stabilisation and 4K (at 60 fps!) are wonderful.
Always thought of Kyoto as the ultimate place to retire to in this world. This area was truly well filmed. Thank you
Todo limpio, sin gritos, sin ordinariez. Qué paz más inmensa. Gracias.
I really really REALLY loves japan, this channel is GOLD, thank you!.
懐かしい気分になっちゃった。一人でめっちゃ歩いたなぁ。
There are videos like "New York 1920's in colour" or something, and people get amazed to watch the streets of the past. If CZcams still exists decades later, and this person does not delete this channel, it will really be like a time capsule then.
I went here about a year ago and walked to Kiyomizu Dera from my hostel at like 5 in the morning and waited for it to open at 6. There was very few people there and it was probably the best experience of my life, I've never felt that happy since
desegn thinking concept kampomg wisata,,
What a peaceful and beautiful place. Thank you for taking me on this walk, hopefully I'll get to see it with my own eyes one day.
Hello Everyone, greetings from Penang, Malaysia. My wife and I were in Kyoto in 2016 as free independent travellers and it was our first time visiting Japan. We stayed at a hotel near the Kyoto train station and fully enjoyed our time there. We enjoyed our tempura prawns at a specialised restaurant in the train station and I can attest that it was so good! We also had lunch in a nearby restaurant after our visit to a nearby historic temple. Then, we also made it to the Kiyomizudera using the Kyoto regular bus tour which included lunch at our own expense. All in all, it’s such an unforgettable experience and watching this video evoked wonderful memories! Just sharing that our private Japan travel includes Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Narita. We fly into and out of Narita. Happy travelling and thank you.
Merci Rambalac.
Qu'elle belle promenade en 4K. Tradition, respectueux de l'environnement, courtoisie de rigueur ! Murmure en longeant ce très beau cimetière, juste après la vie reprend ces droits ! Amoureux de ce grand Japon 🇯🇵 des êtres qui en font une grande et Admirable cité ! Respectueux je suis. Beaucoup de gens les détestes encore ! Après pearl Harbour et la guerre du pacifique !!! Nous ne pouvons pas les détester à cause d'un seul homme dictateur et dément ! Au contraire nous devrions prendre beaucoup d'exemples sur leur façon de vivre et de savoir vivre ! Du fond du cœur j'en suis convaincu ! Encore merci à la technologie4K et you tube.
The CZcamsr took the road through the cemetery (sort of a rear approach) to Kiyomizudera temple. It's interesting that the cemetery Toribeno one of the oldest in Kyoto lies just beside the front approach to the temple where tourists, visitors and shoppers are bustling all day who usually do not notice a huge cemetery a death world spreading near by.
What’s the name of this cemetery? I’m visiting next year and would love to see it. It’s just awe inspiring.
@@Chicken_Inspector_kun
The name of the graveyard is Toribeno 鳥辺野. The area from Otani-Honbyo to Kiyomizu-Dera temple. The CZcamsr took the same route.
This is the perfect format. More of this please.
Its so peaceful.
The new way go to Kiyomizudera temple . I I never know before. Thank you Rambalac for beautiful view and peaceful.
I really want to go to Japan, and someday I'll be there 🇮🇩❤🇯🇵
Me to
Your videos help me to concentrate and relax when i studying or working. Besides, still they are very atmospheric and beautiful 本当に ありがとう ございます！
This area is just so beautiful and interesting to watch !!
I was there this past summer!!!! The memories, I love this video!!
I like it when you stop at the vending machine
I have always wanted to try Pocari Sweat but here in Colombia is almost imposible to find, have to import...
Geass Sogeki I bought some over in Bali and I'm telling ya it tastes hella good!
+Geass Sogeki Who wants to drink someones sweat?
planetX15 errr you should read more about that...
+Geass Sogeki I'm sure it tastes alright, but the name is off putting.