Its was fun watching specially the apple juice tasting game! One day I hope of riding the stove train too. Thank you for this awesome video. Love from the 🇵🇭🤍
This is one of the most poetic & beautiful video productions of how charming Aomori can be. Thank you for sharing the excellent footage & awesome work on your English subtitles! お疲れ様でした🎉
Once again, thank you so much, Hige and Watashi, for another excellent video. I live in Australia and I know I will probably never get to visit northern Japan but thanks to you I feel I have been there. Somehow, you manage to capture the essence of the places you visit with your camera. You have show us so many great experiences.
@@apexhunter333 Oh, I have been to Japan twice already and I love it, but I doubt whether I could venture into the same places as Hige and Watashi without knowing the Japanese language. That’s why I like their videos so much - I feel they expand my horizons in a way I couldn’t do myself! Cheers to you!
Oh gosh! I am usually miserable when the weather gets too cold, but this video and the last have made me want to follow your footsteps (with extra socks) in this region of Japan during Winter. ✈❄💙 I think that having to walk carefully in the snow made it better to see the sights around you too. What a labour of love for citizens to restore that Tachineputa. It's incredible. I've fallen in love with the textiles and boro that you have shown here. I make handstitched textile work so this is where my heart truly lies. I've recently been researching the beautiful and light bashofu of Okinawa that keeps the wearer cool. No less amazing than these densely stitched pieces to keep people warm and protected from that harsh cold in the North. Not to mention those mino (is that right? Straw cape/rain cape) to keep the rain and snow off the body. I could talk about the art and craftwork of textiles forever, haha! Thank you for sharing this trip with us all 🙏
Thank you! Yes with extra socks 😉🧦 We’re so glad that we can share this beauty in Boro textile. It’s brilliant you know the Bashofu from Okinawa, all those natural materials are truly gift from the nature to our life aren’t they. Would be great to talk about crafts and textiles!! That’s what we love and appreciated too🌿
Thank you! Yes with extra socks 😉🧦 We’re so glad that we can share this beauty in Boro textile. It’s brilliant you know the Bashofu from Okinawa, all those natural materials are truly gift from the nature to our life aren’t they. Would be great to talk about crafts and textiles!! That’s what we love and appreciated too🌿
Hello Hige and Watashi just finished watching your video about exploring northern Japan, loved every detail and every capture. My personal favourite clips were your visit to the Nambu Saikori Society, the Standing Neputa and the Beauty and Wisdom for life exhibition. Really like your aesthetic sense. I am fond of crafts and I have been extremely keen on learning the Sashiko stitching technique. Do you know of any online Sashiko Institutes or Organisations which I can contact? In case you do could you let me know? That would be a great help. Thank you so very much and I absolutely admire your videos!!!
What an inspiring trip which I noticed greatly on how bright Hige San socks from bright orange red to bright green. Plus little worthy site to revisit, old-school typography displayed on wooden setting with minimal light 1:13, Stove train, the little white car making a U-turn created a 'U' 11:47, the laughing joy from you 13:02, tree of cotton bud in the dark 14:18, tiny strings carrying the words 19:00, and really liking the shorts recap starting 21:15. Fun way to ends this vacation episode.
It’s so interesting to learn about other places/cultures/traditions through your eyes. Even better that I don’t have to leave my warm bed haha! Often, the best part of trips are the unplanned parts. I went on a trip to Oxford and one night we ended up at a “lock in” at a pub and people were playing folk music/drinking/singing. It was the highlight of the trip!
Such professional apple palates!That was super entertaining !😆 Just an absolute wonderland of a trip in every way… it would be so great to have guidebooks with your journeys! You both have such enviable taste in what is worth seeing/experiencing! Thank you again for sharing! We r so lucky to see!!💕🙌🏻📸
Thank you!! Yes it was truly a magical place…🍎 Guidebooks…. That’s be so fun! It’s actually something we’re thinking to do in some way so let’s see how it comes…🤔
Безумно сказочное путешествие. Благодарна вам хп способность показать так, что мы ощущаем себч с вами. Когда-то очень давно мне приходилось путешествовать в поездах, где впгогы отапливались углём, и я вспомнила тот забытый запах. Браво.
Que hermosa región es Aomori, gracias por mostrarla, fue un viaje muy tranquilo y rico en tradición, ahora que volvieron a casa seguiré atenta a sus videos, saludos desde Panamá 🇵🇦💕💜🌺
Merci de partager vos voyages 🧳 on a l’impression de visiter avec vous ! C’est très sympa J’ai adoré le petit train avec le poêle à charbon et la solidarité des passagers entre eux ! On vous regarde depuis la France
So beautiful and full of history. I hope to be able to experience the stove train too. Hard to imagine so much snow but it makes sense to take it from the streets out to the sea lol. And the last episode was so fun, another cultural experience.
Thank you for sharing your fascinating experiences in northern Japan. Really enjoyed the details of your stays in resorts and visits to museums and retro places. It’s truly a winter wonderland
Sharing this with a friend who is Japan for an extended trip…hopefully she can visit this area for the beautiful winter scenery..you both had an enjoyable time..until next summer when you return..till next time ..happy trails to you both..❤from Australia.❤
Woowwww!!! The wholesome vibe of that train ride its priceless, something of an old book story, very lucky that you had that experience💎! Everything about the historical pieces in the museum and the house and that 23 MTS Neputa instalation...beautiful👌🏾🤩🤩. I really feel the joy of the moments when i hear you laugh...both of you...its contagious that i caught myself smiling at the screen 😆😆 like a little child. Thanks for the beautiful work you do in capturing the vibes of the places tou visit 💐💐💐🇲🇽
Amaaazing trip! So many interesting places there! I'm always impressed by having art museums everywhere in Japan! That's so cool! ☀ I loved the vibe of the stove train! I would love to try the apple juices; they seem so yummy and unique! ty for the video!!!! It's always pleasant to watch you guys exploring! 🌻
I loved this so very much, especially the Boro Boro and the Stove train....... but please buy snow boots !!!! Your ankles were bright in their sox, but your feet must have been freezing. I ended up feeling cold just from watching. Thank you for an amazing video yet again. Cheers, Muffy from Oz (Australia)
Thanks so much for sharing your trip! So blessed to be invited to enjoy such a cosy and stylish hotel! Love your fun guessing game at the end! Listening to you two speaking a foreign language (to me only) is so cute! Love how you share your life together this way! God bless and keep you!
Japon kültürünü tanımak ve zıyarete gelmeyı öyle çok isterdım ki😢biliyorum bu dileğim gercek olamıcak. Sizin sayenızde gezmiş oluyorum tesekkür ederim sevgiler❤
