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The top 5 things to experience in Nagoya, Japan.
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Nagoya Tourist Attractions: 15 Top Places to Visit
Planning to visit Nagoya? Check out our Nagoya Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Nagoya.
Top Places to visit in Nagoya:
Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, Yamazaki River, Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium, SCMaglev and Railway Park, Nagoya City Science Museum, Higashiyama Zoo & Botanical Garden, Atsuta Jingu Shrine, Nagoya Castle Honmaru Goten, Noritake Garden, Shirotori Garden, Tokugawa Art Museum, JR Central Towers, Sakae, Tsuruma Park, Nagoya Dome
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Best Things To Do in Toyota, Japan
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List of Best Things to do in Toyota
Toyota Kaikan Museum
Koran Valley
Satsuki and Mei's House
Kuragaike Park
Toyota Municipal Museum of Art
Toyota Automobile Museum
Expo 2005 Aichi Commemorative Park
Okazaki Service Area
Obara Fureai Park / Shikizakura
Daijuji Temple
Kyoto Top 8 Must-Visit Places
Kyoto Japan Travel Guide - Kyoto Top 8 beautiful must visit places especially for first time tourist. If you want to know where to go in Kyoto, then this is your Kyoto Guide as this is a guided tour through the most amazing and scenic spots in all of Kyoto. We visit popular places like hanamikoji, arashiyama bamboo grove, kamogawa, and less traveled places like kyutei omuro and keage incline. These Kyoto spots will also serve as some ideas on things to do in Kyoto. As Kyoto tourism grows these kyoto tourists spots do get crowded during the day, so I do recommend that you go early in the morning to avoid the crowds.
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0:38 - 8. Kamogawa River
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2:29 - 5. Ninenzaka / Nineizaka
2:59 - 4. Keage Incline
3:27 - 3. Kinkakuji
3:57 - 2. Hanamikoji Street
4:49 - 1. Arashiyama Bamboo Grove
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Kamogawa River
We’re starting at one of Kyoto’s most scenic spots, Kamogawa. Locals have referred to it in the past as Blue Dragon or the river where gods live.
During the Edo period, Kyoto became a gorgeous geisha quarter and the locals often spent time at Kamogawa cooling off at the restaurants and bars on the river and shallows. There used to be about 400 shops back in the day, but were taken away due to levee works and are now being slowly rebuilt since the Showa period.
Worth noting is that Pontocho street runs parallel to this river and you can see many of it’s restaurants extend towards the river with temporary terraces called Seiryotoko. Definitely worth enjoying a meal or drink at one of these spots if you are around during this time.
It’s also perfect afternoon spot in the spring and summer months to have a picnic or a cold beer with friends.
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What you NEED to KNOW when you First Arrive in Japan
This Japan guide reviews what to do in Tokyo when you first arrive at Narita Airport or Haneda Haneda Airport. First time travelers are confused what to do in Tokyo, where to go, how to get from Narita Airport to Tokyo, how to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo as well as what to eat in Japan. I cover all these questions and much more. These are Japan Travel Guide tips I wish someone told me when I first arrived in Japan or even wish I knew before I came to Japan. This video is perfect for first time travelers who don't know the difference between Narita Airport or Haneda Airport. Also, I share with you how to Get a SIM a card and what useful apps you can download before arriving at the Tokyo Airport in Japan. I even provide some tips on Showers and Tokyo Capsule Hotels at both Tokyo airports.
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0:51 - #1 Difference Between Narita & Haneda Airport
Travelers flying into Tokyo for the first time, have an option to fly into Narita or Haneda Airport.
Narita is the larger of the 2 airports and is generally known to have more international flights while Haneda has more domestic flights. Both have lots of dining and shopping areas, but since Haneda is newly ren, I have to give Haneda the overall edge when it comes to attractions.
The biggest differentiator between both airports is the distance to Tokyo. Narita is about 1 hr away by express train, while Haneda is about 15-30 min train ride away. So it’s a little cheaper transportation-wise from Haneda.
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4:13 - #4 Showers and Capsule Hotels
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4:58 - #5 Airport Transportation to Tokyo
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Top 10 Things to DO in ODAIBA Tokyo | WATCH BEFORE YOU GO
Top 10 Things to do in Tokyo Odaiba. A Tokyo Travel Guide through Odaiba streets to show you what to do in Odaiba Tokyo where to go in Odaiba Tokyo and what to eat in OdaibaTokyo from a local's perspective. This is a Odaiba tour and we'll check out Unicorn Gundam, Oedo Onsen, Joypolis, Round 1 Stadium, Tokyo Ramen Kokugikan, Odaiba Seaside Beach Park, Diver City, Mega Web, Aqua City, Fuji TV, and much more. I hope you enjoy this Odaiba Guide.
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0:39 - #1 UNICORN GUNDAM
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02:20 - #2 OEDO ONSEN
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5:00 - #3 SHOPPING MALLS
Divercity
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Aquacity
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*Legoland Discovery Center
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*Madame Tussauds Wax Museum
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Venus Fort
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9:27 - #4 RAMEN KOKUGIKAN
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12:01 - #5 WATER BUS
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13:02 - #6 AMUSEMENT CENTERS
Joypolis
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Round 1 Stadium & Spo-cha
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15:34 - #7 ODAIBA FUJI Television
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17:05 - #8 ODAIBA BEACH PARK
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17:43 - #9 MEGAWEB Toyota City Showcase
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Daikanransha Odaiba Ferris Wheel
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101 Things to DO in TOKYO | Japan Guide to Secret Hidden Places
Japan Travel Guide: 101 Things to do in Tokyo, Japanese Food options and even local secret hidden places unknown to travelers. This Local Tokyo Guide will show you things to do in Tokyo that no one ever mentions in there guides. It has Japanese Street Food in Tokyo and also provides Japan travel tips on where to go in Tokyo for back alleyway places from a local. We visit many Hidden Tokyo attractions and Tokyo street food places. Some places are hidden secret Tokyo spots while other are famous Tokyo landmarks. I hope you can enjoy the best places in Tokyo and enjoy some of the Japanese street food.
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Top 101 things to Do in Tokyo Japan
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0:50 #1. Shibuya
1:16 #2. Scramble Crossing
1:32 #3. Center gai
1:42 #4. Okushibu / Shinsen
1:50 #5. Shibuya 109
2:01 #6. Donki
2:12 #7. Japanese Pancakes
2:26 #8. Arcade
2:49 #9. Niku Yokocho
3:02 #10. Sea Urchin - Uni
3:19 #11. Festivals
3:38 #12. Convenience Store Food
3:55 #13. Department Store Food
4:12 #14. Nakameguro Station
4:32 #15. Harajuku Takeshita-dori
4:50 #16. Crepes in Harajuku
5:05 #17. Omotesando High Brand Shopping
5:18 #18. Yoyogi Park
5:34 #19. Meiji-jingu
5:45 #20. Togo Shrine
6:00 #21. Oden
6:20 #22. Shinjuku
6:40 #23. Shinjuku Gyoen
7:05 #24. Ramen
7:27 #25. Omoide Yokocho
7:45 #26. Kabukicho
8:04 #27. Godzilla
8:18 #28. Goldengai
8:35 #29. Yakiniku BBQ
8:57 #30. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
9:10 #31. Shinokubo Station / Korea Town
9:24 #32. Kagurazaka
9:42 #33. Hie Shrine
9:57 #34. Shaved Ice
10:17 #35. Ikebukuro
10:37 #36. Ikebukuro Sunshine City
10:52 #37. Namja town
11:08 #38. Moreru Mignon
11:24 #39. Ice Cream
11:43 #40. Asakusa Station
12:00 #41. Sensoji & Nakamise-Dori
12:24 #42. Kimono Rental
12:38 #43. Rickshaw
12:53 #44. Hanayashiki Amusement Park
13:08 #45. Sumida Park
13:16 #46. Yakatabune - Dinner Boat Cruise
13:35 #47. Hoppy Street
13:56 #48. Beer at Asahi Building
14:06 #49. Monja Yaki
14:21 #50. Tokyo Skytree
14:42 #51. Sumo
15:00 #52. Kappabashi-dori - Japanese Knives
15:11 #53. Ueno Park
15:26 #54. Ameyoko
15:42 #55. Cherry Blossom
16:02 #56. Ginza Station
16:21 #57. Kabukiza Theater
16:37 #58. Uniqlo Ginza Store
16:56 #59. Tsukiji Fish Market
17:16 #60. Kaisendon - Sashimi Rice Bowl
17:34 #61. Akihabara
17:53 #62. Gachapon
18:03 #63. Electronic stores
18:26 #64. Beef Katsu
18:50 #65. Odaiba
19:11 #66. Gundam
19:23 #67. Ramen Kokugikan
19:35 #68. Joypolis
19:48 #69. Odaiba Beach Park
20:02 #70. Toyota Megaweb
20:13 #71. Fuji TV
20:33 #72. Udon
20:45 #73. Rainbow Bridge Run
20:59 #74. Ooedo Onsen
21:19 #75. 100 Yen Shop
21:33 #76. Onigiri
21:51 #77. Sake Tasting
22:08 #78. Capsule hotel
22:27 #79. Vending Machines
22:39 #80. Baseball Games
22:55 #81. Japanese Curry
23:11 #82. Roppongi
22:30 #83. Roppongi Hills Observatory
23:49 #84. Hinoki Park
24:01 #85. Ichigo Daifuku
24:10 #86. Vintage Clothes Shopping at Shimokitazawa
24:25 #87. Kichijoji
24:46 #88. Edo Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum - Tatemonen
25:01 #89. Curry Pan
25:17 #90. Jujo Ginza
25:40 #91. Sunamachi Ginza
25:54 #92. Yanaka Ginza
26:14 #93. Kaiten Sushi
26:34 #94. Togoshi Ginza
26:48 #95. Gotokuji
27:01 #96. Tokyo Station
27:20 #97. Imperial Palace
27:36 #98. Japanese Fried Chicken
27:55 #99. Tokyo Dome City
28:09 #100. Torodoki Keikoku
28:22 #101. Yakitori
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Kyushu Travel Tips: 8 Things to Know Before You Go To Kyushu Japan
Things YOU need to know before you visit the Kyushu region in Japan. First, Kyushu is a paradise for travelers looking to get off the beaten track and see the unseen Japan. The lush green countryside is home to active volcanoes, waterfalls, natural hot springs, and semi-tropical coastlines. Kyushu is the Southwestern most island with a population of 13 Million. Kyushu literally means Nine Provinces, although it’s only got 7 prefectures now. Kyushu's strategic position near South Korea and China have allowed it to act as a focal point of cultural, religious, and artistic exchanges since the ancient Japanese world. Fukuoka is closer to Seoul than Tokyo. Lot’s of International visitors. Quite mountainous, Japan’s most active Volcano (Mt. Aso)
2. Hot Springs
appropriately Kyushu is called Land of Fire.
Kyushu has the largest number of hot spring sources and the largest amount of discharge in Japan.
sand-steam baths, where you are buried in warm sand.
Lots of good Onsens in a small region. You can Onsen hop to a bunch of different
Beppu
Yufuin
Kurokawa Onsen (Awesome! -- Yamamizuki Best outdoor Onsen)
3. Getting to Kyushu
Fukuoka is the main transport hub.
Flights to other parts of Kyushu may be inconvienent
If you are coming Tokyo or further, Take a flight
If you are coming from Osaka Take a Bullet Train
A trip by train all the way from Tokyo takes 5:40 by Nozomi and costs ¥22,000
South Korea by Ferry to Busan
4. Transportation in Kyushu
It may seem small on the map, but is really quite big
If you are mostly in the cities, trains and bus.
Shinkansen runs north & south. East / West travel is slow.
Hakata to Kagoshima in the south buy Shinkansen takes about 1.5 hours
Kyushu Rail Pass: one for the Northern Kyushu Area,, and the full pass which covers the entire island.
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Elsewhere, you’ll need a car.
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Kyushu Express Way Pass -- unlimited driving for certain number of days
Rest stops are really good
Rent an ETC card
5. Best Time
April to May (Cherry Blossoms)
Fall, before Typhoons
For a festival
Japan’s burning man
Although Kyushu is usually warm and comfortable throughout the year, as we found out, it can get quite a bit of snow in the Mt. Aso region and the region can be quite cold in the winter
6. Language
Kyushu is home to dialects of Japanese that are almost incomprehensible to speakers of standard Japanese -so much so that it was utilised during World War 2 for preventing interception by the Allies of Japanese communications. Even native speakers of Japanese from Honshu often have problems understanding the conversations of locals. However, all people are able to speak standard Japanese and especially in the cities younger people may also have a limited command of English.
7. What to buy
porcelain products (In Arita)
Lot of international visitors means lots of designer stores
Kumamon souvenirs
Food! Seriously -- most “souvenir” stores are just food
8. Food
Hakata Ramen
White Tonkotsu Soup, thin noodles
“Instant” Ramen for later.
Gyoza
Generally bite sized
Mentaiko - Spice Seasons Cod Roe
Castella Cake - Nagasaki
Milk from Aso
Strawberries - super sweet
Beef -- it’s what’s for dinner
With 4.2 restaurants for every 1,000 people, Fukuoka is second only to Tokyo for the highest concentration of restaurants in Japan. In fact, in those terms it beats Singapore, New York, Hong Kong and most other major cities in the world. TripAdvisor currently lists 9,398 restaurants in Fukuoka — which means that if you dined at a different one every day, it would take you around 25 years to try them all.
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Best Things To Do in Tajimi, Japan
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Top 10 Things to DO in KOBE Japan & Kobe Beef Spots | WATCH BEFORE YOU GO
Kobe Japan Travel Guide - Things to do and eat in Kobe City including Kobe beef. We explore the entire Kobe Japan area visit kobe beef restaurants, chinatown nankinmachi, kyukyoryuchi, rokkosan, meriken park and even arima onsen. These are my Kobe travel tips and also kobe street tour video. There are quite a few kobe tourist spots so I wanted to break it all down and I've also included a kobe map for viewers to follow along. This Kobe travel guide should be your ultimate reference for the Kobe area. Japan Kobe city is a wonderful place to visit and almost feels like a less crowded Yokohama to me. Definitely worth visiting if you are looking to enjoy the Kobe attractions and I even show you where to eat Kobe beef. Don't forget to eat Kobe Beef ramen at Yazawa. This is also a perfect guide for the 2020 Olympics and Japan Rugby World Cup 2019 in Kobe.
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0:44 - 1. Kobe Shopping Streets
Kobe Motomachi Shotengai
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Ikuta Road
Sankita
Tor Road
Kouka Shotengai
2:48 - 2. Kobe Beef Ramen Yazawa
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13:24 - 7. Beef Katsu at Gyukatsu Tei
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17:33 - 9. Kobe Beef Sukiyaki at Ishida
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Kobe - SHOPPING STREETS
Shopping in Kobe is ubiquitous but luckily it’s all within walking distance. When you first arrive at Sannomiya Station, you’ll be greeted by department stores like SOGO and OIOI where you can get many luxury fashion items. But if you’re into more the local shopping scene then it’s a must to venture into the shopping streets, also known as shotengai.
Kobe KYUKYORYUCHI
When Kobe it’s international port in 1868, this foreign settlement was constructed. Designed by British Civil engineers the 126 blocks were auctioned to western foreigners. 70% of the buildings were destroyed after the World War II air raids in 1945. Kobe city decided preserved the remaining buildings as cultural properties.
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- Main Tripod Lens
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(International)
- Mic
(USA Link)
(International)
- Wireless Mic
(USA Link)
(International)
- Mobile TriPod
(USA Link)
(International)
- Gimbal
(USA Link)
(International)
- Drone (Original)
(USA Link)
(International)
- Small TriPod
(USA Link)
(International)
- For a complete list of my gear:
Music: