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Countryside Homestay Experience | Traditional Japan House In Akita

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It was my first time doing a homestay experience in the countryside of Japan but it sure was a very memorable and eye opening experience for me.
If you also want to stay here, email my friends at Akita Inu Tourism and they can help you contact Ishigaki-san and book for you in Japanese :) (English friendly - yay!)
akitainu.tourism@gmail.com
After Ishigaki-san retires, she wants to do this kind of homestay experience more and introduce more people to the beauty of the country side.
Here are all the activities I did in Akita:
bit.ly/2Zzl4R7
I hope this video gave you some insight on what life can be like in the countryside of Japan! I love the countryside more as it's less explored by tourists so you really can see this "raw" kind of Japan and understand the local culture and history more.
Each prefecture has it's own speciality and history so what better way to immerse yourself in the culture than to try a homestay experience? :) I know a lot of you are worried if you can't speak Japanese but honestly you will be fine! It's not the language that matters, it's the connection between two people so step out of your comfort zone and try it. Japanese people in the countryside tend to be very friendly too and I'm sure they will give you a helping hand if you are lost even if they don't speak English.
If you do decide to go, let me know how your experience was and also tell Ishigaki-san I said hi! Hopefully she remembers me?! LOL
Have a good weekend everyone!!
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@teacupterrier783 7 лет назад

What a lovely person that inn keeper is. I hope she is forever happy and healthy and i wish her the best.

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

She's 63 now but is very healthy and happy :) (she walks a lot faster than me :P) she actually owns her own shop(business) and does that for her main job but when she retires she wants to do this homestay experience more and show more people the countryside life. I really hope through this video it can reach more people and help her fulfil her dreams.

@dustinlong7521 7 лет назад

I love hiking in Japan, one of the main reasons is seeing the older Japanese hike up and down hills and mountains. They are so at peace and healthy. It is truly amazing and here in America we would learn so much from them.

@Slappingplastic 7 лет назад

I would love love love to go there in the countryside. Even if I had to help out on the vege patch! :p

@aryak7859 4 года назад

@Clorox Bleach what were you expecting? An Asian country that's not Asian?

@Lunamine 4 года назад

Japan's countryside always looks so relaxing, peaceful and somewhat... mystical, you know? Like if there was a lingering ancient magic. I love it.

@bumbum8923 Год назад

I don't know 😂😂😂

@TraditionalJapaneseHouse 9 месяцев назад

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@music79190 4 года назад

The elder woman is pure gem - so loving and caring.

@anaasurza2827 7 лет назад

This almost made me cry. I was born and raised in Japan and now I live in Peru .... I miss Japan my country .my home .

@Arctic740 5 лет назад

Why did you move

@cee_el 5 лет назад

The last time I had sex was wtf???? 😂

@baby.d995 7 лет назад

The elder woman is soo sweet and nice😊

@ikkyu-san3436 6 лет назад

Pratisha Damry yes 😉

@LifeWhereImFrom 7 лет назад

That tea room looked really nice. I now want to try kiritanpo, I've never had it before. And you got to drive a diesel train! 🚆

@soylol1075 3 года назад

OMGGGG first

@TraditionalJapaneseHouse 9 месяцев назад

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@Warriorlover69 5 лет назад

Respect, honor and kindness defines Japanese culture . I've always loved and Japanese people from early childhood. If I visit Japan I'll visit the country side. Beautiful country side.

@scarlatti222 7 лет назад

this old woman is really a kind person , i can easly see that she enjoyed your presence with her & made her happy ..thanks angela for treating her well & Kindly 🌹🎩

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Aw this is such a sweet comment. Thank you for being so kind ☺️

@thegreatpicks5778 6 лет назад

Such a sweet lady. People in Japan are good, kind and polite. I want to live in Japan. BTW great video

@ryansong1733 4 года назад

THE GREAT PICKS But can you imagine Japanese army kills millions of live, my grandfather’s family had been suffered a lot from Japan’s invading back to 1930s. For me, I don’t hate Japanese, but I still think they are scary.

@armaniii8579 4 года назад

No offence but, *_weeb_*

@kalsomabdmolok3890 4 года назад

@@ryansong1733 lp

@trizvanov 4 года назад

@@ryansong1733 Every single human civilization has committed incredible atrocities towards their neighbours or their own people. Remembering history is the most important thing us as humans can do, so we don't repeat it, but we shouldn't hold grudges.

@trizvanov 4 года назад

@radio pilots That's why I said "grudges". "Hate" is a very strong word, which is why I didn't use it.

@eslem8584 4 года назад

You can just see how kind and happy this woman is. All she wants is to make other people happy and its adorable. We should appreciate people like this more

@leftymadrid 4 года назад

A dream... I have always loved the Japanese, Japan, their style of life in the outskirts, the respect they have, and honor they hold. Since I was very young I loved ANYTHING Japanese... I now live in Madrid, Spain, mostly lived all my life in California. If I could I would live in Japan form a family there and learn as much as I could from the people there. And live a simple life for the rest of my days... A very nice video indeed, thank you so much for sharing :-)

@jonhaugen5799 7 лет назад

WOW!!! That was totally awesome. I think if I ever moved to Japan I would move to the country side but not that far from the city. That way I could have the experience of both worlds. The food looked fantastic and the house was great. Thank you for another great video.

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Totally :) get the best of both worlds! Btw, this place is close to a few cities like Akita city and Aomori!

@annamaria8953 6 лет назад

Jon Haugen .

@KingCobra2377 2 года назад

When you live in the city, life can become overwhelming sometimes...so at those times, please remember the warmth of the countryside and come here to rest and relax.

@5aharM 2 года назад

Countryside is the best

@grav3diggin 6 лет назад

I really want to visit there. I had Japanese exchange students come stay with my family from Akita & they showed us pictures from their hometown & it’s honestly so beautiful. ❤️

@plejade4125 7 лет назад

This was by far the most interesting and heart warming video I've ever seen since I started watching vlogs about food and culture and travelling videos about Japan 3 years ago. It matched my interests perfectly, I don't know if I ever will make it to Japan even it's my biggest dream but this experience would be absolutely what I'm looking for. Don't get me wrong, Tokyo or other big cities are interesting, but I'm living rural and I need nature and silence to be happy, exploring such a pearl is my nr.1 on my bucket list, would love to listen to the her stories about life (well, needing a translator friend lol) s this video was just genius to be able to understand. I can't thank you enough, I just wish this can be preserved for many generations from now, such a lovely woman I hope she can be forever happy.

@TraditionalJapaneseHouse 9 месяцев назад

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@Reformatt 7 лет назад

such a lovely lady, great video!!!

@purephilth9577 6 лет назад

shut the fuck up

@clappedcosmic9204 5 лет назад

@@purephilth9577 no you, he was being nice

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Happy Saturday everyone! Ishigaki-San is an amazing, kind hearted women and like she says in the video, after she retires she hopes to do more of these homestay experiences ☺️ If you also want to stay here, email my friends at Akita Inu Tourism and they can help you contact Ishigaki-san and book for you in Japanese :) (English friendly - yay!) akitainu.tourism@gmail.com P.s If you can't speak Japanese, you can still stay here!! Ishigaki-San is more than happy to welcome you :) Here's my other Akita video if you want to see more about this place! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--SGNvKzGztg.html

@MrToon-pk4yl 7 лет назад

internationally ME 13:32 is the tunnel close to the people?

@bangyanjin5454 7 лет назад

Your videos are amazing! Love them so much! Japan is so awesome and you make it even better! If you ever want a holiday, I suggest Melbourne(city I live in), it is the most livable city in the world.

@bangyanjin5454 7 лет назад

Can you do a video about Tokyo's metro system and a video about supermarkets in Japan like Costco and local brands?

@pomporine 7 лет назад

internationally ME I'll be in Akita on Feb 2018 to see Yokote Kamakura Festival. It will be my very first experience travel to Japan. Travel agents in my country didn't know anything about Yokote Kamakura Festival in Akita, I hope you could give a little bit information about it or give me suggestions or recommendations if there's any trusted travel agent in Japan that could help me to see the Yokote Kamakura Festival more easy-convenient because I'll bring my mom with me. I have to make sure everything well prepare.

@nicolechacon7632 7 лет назад

hello! I loooove your videos! They are so full of sentiment and happines ♡♡♡ I would love to do your same homestay, but it really worries me that I could not cominocate with her :S

@KDu400 5 лет назад

I love that she’s figured out a way to open up her home and combat loneliness ♥️

@RaphaellyRaphaelly-KalimbaHike 5 лет назад

this Japanese woman you are visiting is so warm hearted, so calm, anyone can see what the cities are doing to us :( I am from a far away country, Romania, but I also feel the need for the countryside nature and quietness, and peace, and natural rhythm. I wish one day, soon, I may live in the country side..again

@vijgai3 7 лет назад

Beautiful. All the best to the wonderful lady & hoping she stays healthy for a long time to come so others can experience this too.

@ramaadhips2653 7 лет назад

my boss will kill me if he found out that i watch youtube at work. but this video worth the risk.

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Hahaha what a ninja 😆

@fleekdasheek9176 7 лет назад

I watch youtube, stream movies, and finish whole series at my job. i can literally watch 8 hours of tv in a 12 hour shift if i wanted to. I watched freaking WestWorld

@ramaadhips2653 7 лет назад

Fleek Dasheek wow, did your supervisor ever catch you?

@fleekdasheek9176 7 лет назад

Yes. It is a very mind numbing shipping and receiving job and i use it to keep sain. He doesnt mind so long as my work gets done

@rtgbhreth 7 лет назад

Rama Adhi PS just dont end up on the weird side of youtube

@TashleyChisdale 7 лет назад

Why am I tearing up? :')

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Because the obaachan is just so sweet and kind ☺️

@cartier2312 7 лет назад

TashleyChisdale Because you are a emotional person that's why lol

@Anonymous-ww2wx 6 лет назад

SAME

@badencosy7023 6 лет назад

Omg me too.the joy in the host,s face says it all

@cl03cl 6 лет назад

same :’)

@MindYourOwnFukngBusiness 3 года назад

Namaste Japan🙏🏻 Love from INDIA ❤ Japanese people are so polite and generous. They welcome guests very warm heartedly.

@AZshadowdragon 2 года назад

I'm crying because I'll never get to give that nice lady a hug and experience the joy she brings first hand. 🤧

@martinafink3121 4 года назад

Aim soo soo soo in love with the real Japan i love the country side (never have been) but all the video's i saw about it made me even more love japanse culture. I hope one day i can effort to visit the country of my dream!! Thank you for sharing this with us!! 🎌❤️🎌❤️🎌❤️🎌❤️🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵

@bangyanjin5454 7 лет назад

That tunnel looks so much like Spirited Away, one of my favorite Japanese movies!!!! Normal blue car??? Kinda looks like the car in Spirited Away...

@NoniJafar 6 лет назад

Bangyan Jin omg lol

@boto8309 6 лет назад

Ghibli film gang!!

@liiiiv_v 6 лет назад

OMG Yeah!!!

@colin-kun3611 5 лет назад

That Nekko village reminds me Your Name

@PDEthan 7 лет назад

Thank you Angela for sharing your experience with us! My parents use to watch travel shows all the time and I said why watch it when you can't go, but as I'm older now I have learned to appreciate the beauty of this world :)

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Aww that is just such a great way to phrase something. Thank you for making me smile with your comment and I hope you can see Japan some day!

@mooncake5016 7 лет назад

Angela, your videos are getting masterful and intuitive. I hope more viewers will see how much and how genuine you are showing the fundamental side of Japan. Thanks so much.

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼 Put a lot of time into this one so I appreciate you saying that! Thanks for always watching and commenting :)

@MartinShushu 7 лет назад

great video and i also experienced country side when i was in Japan. A great way to eacape the busy city vibe. Japan remains the most awesome country in the world to me

@cizia69 6 лет назад

I was expecting Totoro to pop up at anytime.

@dodoconny 3 года назад

Same🤣

@larrysong953 7 лет назад

Japan is still preserving and respecting the nature well. Akita in Japan is heaven like town. Thanks Angela bringing is to peace again.

@dustinlong7521 7 лет назад

This is what I tell everyone, when you visit Japan you must visit the countryside. The people are so warm, kind hearted and welcoming. Thank you for posting.

@nicolettaciccone1004 6 лет назад

Since I am a freak organised and clean lady I would feel like home. I would like to live in Japan, I love their houses, japanese are nice and I love their food.

@panaram9259 6 лет назад

Traveling to the countryside like this, along the Sakura trees, the water and the fresh air is my dream.. I hope one day it can be possible

@ronitsingh85 5 лет назад

I wish all youngsters from the hustle and bustle of city life visit the country side and involve themselves in such activities, Its the way life is meant to be lived!

@NKPyo 7 лет назад

This video is so cute, thanks for making this video - it really showed me the other side of Japan since I live in Tokyo. I loved how the host of your homestay experience was an incredible human being with a very admirable history.

@alexk4598 7 лет назад

This is the "real" Japan...in the countryside with the kind,respectful and very active local people, the beautiful landscapes, the nature and the local food...keep uploading more videos like this whenever you can...great video edit by the way....also you got to drive a train for real??!!damn what's next a ship or a plane??just kidding :P P.S. that tunnel must be a very scary place to cross in the night and it has a whole hidden village on the otherside lol

@TheChamp70 7 лет назад

This is a sweet video, full of TLC.

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Because that's what I felt when I stayed here :)

@TheChamp70 7 лет назад

Overall, an another great video from you, keep up the great work.

@Lipurshan 4 года назад

The way she handed you your bag before leaving to the hot spring makes her like my mom

@JothisLifeNarration 6 лет назад

The lady is so sweet with all of her sweet gestures wow

@rosannacellini2158 4 года назад

I so enjoyed everything about this vid. I have been into video's about Japan, in the last two months. I would love to stay in that beautiful Inn, Sweet ladies. are so nice. Japan has so much beauty and culture.

@phungswrangboro5485 7 лет назад

seems like Japan's countryside needs more exploration.. I'm glad that I watched this video. this is something I can do all day long😍 #thanks #lovejapan

@dipang998 6 лет назад

Phungswrang Boro ng boro sw matw haha!.😃

@janiceorillo9849 5 лет назад

That's why I really wanted to go to Japan, not in the city but in the country side. Is so really relaxing and very clean. People are awesome.

@chocosquirrel3319 5 лет назад

Come tu my home

@jonathancafarelli9204 7 лет назад

This video was such a joy to watch! You can really notice the slower pace of life and overall how happy it seems!

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Yes you do :) It was so nice! I didn't want to look through the lens all the time but I wish I could have taken more when I was talking with the other locals too!

@maedatomohiko1998 7 лет назад

This video is really good! My mom is from Akita. Everything is wonderful!

@muchacamara 7 лет назад

*Nothing better than watching you smile and being happy. You look amazingly beautiful, Angela.*

@akiraryuu2499 7 лет назад

はじめまして、マレーシアのリュウです。チャンネルを昨日から見ていて、日本に住んでいた日々を懐かしく思い出させいます。仕事と動画撮影も頑張ってください。 Wish you all the best !

@Lessons_learned_Motivations 5 лет назад

In Japan, even the village very clean and organized, civilised people...I love the video full of nature and peace.

@HappyInJapan 7 лет назад

Easily your best video yet. Top notch editing and production.

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Thanks Andrew!

@aizenbikash4425 7 лет назад

There was a big smile on my face the whole time ....... Loved the intro 😍

@aizenbikash4425 7 лет назад

thank you InternationallyMe to make my day🙂

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Makes me happy to hear that too 😊

@aizenbikash4425 7 лет назад

subscribing to this channel is one of my biggest life acheivements haha.... I like everything about the channel🙂

@nico5179 7 лет назад

I just can't wait to go back to Japan and visit all these amazing places! Thanks so much for making these beautiful videos, and it makes me feel happy to know how wonderful traditional Japan is!

@runnergirl2251 7 лет назад

Japan is beautiful. We are about to conclude our 3 weeks vacation here before heading back to US. We have used your videos to guide us. Thank you!

@theloniousm4337 6 лет назад

This was a lovely video ME and I thoroughly enjoyed it. One of the reasons I am studying Japanese is so I can stay in smaller out the way places like this. I know you said you don't need to know Japanese to stay there but I can't help but think it would be imposing and uncomfortable for the people when they have to struggle to have basic communication with you. Out of respect I am learning Japanese. This video helps motivate me. Thanks for making it.

@moonhead4057 4 года назад

"Don't just see Japan" "Experience it" Me: *cries in student brat*

@erineclair3446 4 года назад

Arvin Villena its true tho. I went there for anime and loved the trad culture and experience as well

@maize09blue 7 лет назад

I've had a fairly stressful work week, but after watching this, I began to feel peaceful once again....Thank you.

@bowerscott123 7 лет назад

I always advise people to pick one place in life that is different and concentrate on it throughout your life. Japan is that place for me. Short trips around the world are ok but I lived in Japan for 8 years and have gone back about 5 times since. It takes more than one life time to really see it and enjoy. Visiting the countryside is important and a great joy.

@user-ex9oc4yc6n 7 лет назад

I'm proud of being a Japanese

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

☺️👍🏼

@blue_cameron 6 лет назад

ングダムボッキ in English it would probably be better to say "I'm proud to be Japanese"

@sajithpathberiya4406 3 года назад

I like to live in remote Japanese village, but i don't know Japanese, can anybody help me. Thank you!!!

@sajithpathberiya4406 3 года назад

@Munia, thank you so much for your kind reply and advice, i have being to Japan for 3 times, My two sons are learning Japanese, I like and respect Japanese culture, Japanese people and japan. Thank you so much again, Are you from Japan,? With best wishes, Sajith

@sajithpathberiya4406 3 года назад

@Munia, then are you from which country?

@Octoberstorm333 7 лет назад

That place is amazing! And it's so nice to know it is open for anyone to stay in. The paintings really amazed me also.

@Bibimbapski 5 лет назад

Her house is very modern-looking and looks sturdy and well-built. Her uncle and his siblings did a great job with it. It's very fancy compared to a lot of countryside houses I saw in the provincial parts of Japan before. It reminds me of those houses that wealthy people lived in a long time ago.

@truthseeker000000 7 лет назад

This inn owner is so motherly and sweet! What a kind and beautiful face she has. I so want to visit her and experience the beautiful surroundings and her food! What a gem! I just wish I understand Japanese. I would love to talk to her and learn from her the old ways. I love all your videos! You are an amazing ambassador for Japan!

@brielle8383 7 лет назад

Wow, this has to be one of my favorite videos. That was such an amazing place to stay and the woman was just the sweetest person. The house was a very unique house, quite different from others I have seen in videos.

@kaileymercy7257 7 лет назад

Thank you for sharing this beautiful experience! Your channel is amazing I cannot wait to explore Japan

@MoonLightDDR 7 лет назад

Watching videos like this is the sole purpose I'm opening youtube these days. Thank you

@sopheakli7959 4 года назад

Love your quote " Don't just see! Experience it "

@dhtheking 7 лет назад

Wow I'm really amazed I really love this video . You covered everything perfectly as always .love from saudi arabia

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Thank you! And wow, Saudi Arabia - I really want to go some time!

@mundanemomentsstills 7 лет назад

This is one of the things I want to experience when I go to Japan in the future, not to mention Akita is one of the places I wanna visit.

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Definitely! If you check it out let me know how it was :)

@mundanemomentsstills 7 лет назад

It's still a long way to go though, I'm stillin college haha. :)

@rosunrajkumar876 6 лет назад

Her uncle has left a legacy, in every sense of it. I cannot but marvel.

@SimplyHolisticASMR 5 лет назад

the energy of that house SPEWS positive and loving energy it like, hit me in the face.

@diepnguyen-mx4dc 7 лет назад

wow it's really amazing ❤❤❤

@jamietablante8677 7 лет назад

I hit the like button before the video even started

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

You're awesome, Jamie! :D

@baba-yoshino 7 лет назад

Your videos are that good. Thanks a lot!

@Elisol_ 4 месяца назад

Love it! Thank you for sharing the warmth and the authentic countryside of Japan

@issisorrego6989 6 лет назад

Her stories filled her loved ones with such life. I cried when you had to leave, I didn't want her to stay alone, she was so sweet 😔

@nolsp7240 7 лет назад

Sugoi!! I like this better than the more common travel videos. Also, does she manage the inn alone? Something I noticed on my short visit to Japan is that you see fewer young people outside the city centers. More please! Arigato Gozaimasu!

@yknga 7 лет назад

who the hell dislike this video

@justakidmeh6284 5 лет назад

Simple... trolls😒

@user-dwjn9muvxi0 5 лет назад

The japanese girl. She has a very bad how to holding chopsticks. It becomes very rude in Japan.

@sheemakarp6424 4 года назад

The Japanese girl is annoying because she is trying to be cute but is just silly 🙏

@temjen5094 3 года назад

@@user-dwjn9muvxi0 LOL

@temjen5094 3 года назад

@@sheemakarp6424 SHE IS TRYING TO BE SILLY IDIOT

@OjaysReel 7 лет назад

Just came from a different video where I said my countryside home isn't enticing enough then this; I watched this and it reminds me of all the good aspects of the countryside we forget while grinding in concrete jungles. Heartwarming af.

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Yes! We forget to appreciate the smaller things in life and start to take things for granted. It's all a matter of how you look at it :)

@travelmurmur 11 месяцев назад

This is precious 💕 so glad I found your channel again. Used to watch your videos back in 2020 on the TV, 2 years before we went to Japan for the first time. Thanks for sharing quality Japan content ❤

@TraditionalJapaneseHouse 9 месяцев назад

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@metro2478 4 года назад

Such sweet and gracious lady ^^ I feel peace during this clip. Where is this region in Japan? Thanks for this video

@Galliano-we7xl 4 года назад

Omg, I know being jealous is bad but I am so jealous rn I want to be there to 😁

@beautifulsoul5094 Год назад

Watching from India it looks so energetic to live life in a countryside

@keviouk 7 лет назад

That lady is so sweet ! People from the countryside are really adorable :) thank you for sharing your experience Angela!

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Yeah, she was so kind and genuine. A lot of the locals I met on this trip had their own businesses but they the main purpose wasn't just for making money which I found really nice :) in the city, that's all the business men are thinking about haha $$

@tetsuo0620gomeking 7 лет назад

久しぶりの動画アップ！待ってましたー(≧∀≦)

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

お待たせしましたーーー！(°▽°)

@gringopapi6985 7 лет назад

Your video are so clear and beautiful. I make similar style videos of California, hope you dont mind me taking some ideas from the videos you make.

@jacoray9526 7 лет назад

Yeah, very glassy look, I wonder what camera she uses.

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Panasonic G7!

@martinnogales2259 5 лет назад

Happines in my heart !!! These is the real LIFE ...Enjoyed the tradition ...Wonderful

@timlakovic950 6 лет назад

what a beautiful soul. we need more people like this in the world

@chikesama 7 лет назад

婆ちゃん一人でやってらっしゃるのか・・。寂しくないかな？いつまでもお元気で。

@shotjb1816 3 года назад

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@hidekigomi 7 лет назад

What a fantastic experience you had. I just want to hug the obachan!! Genuinely nice lady who has a big heart and knows the real meaning of omotenashi. Not only visitors from overseas, I hope Japanese also have a chance to experience something like this money cannot buy. I totally understand how you felt "やっぱり田舎は良いですね〜"

@rjlee818 7 лет назад

The beauty of simple things for the senses. I like your energy in simple things. Your appreciation of life comes through.

@dibars171 7 лет назад

Wow this is so amazing ! I hope to experience something like this one day 💕 . It's a chance to take a step away from chaos and stress in life and just enjoy the simple things and nature out there. Ishigaki-san is such a cute , caring and wise women I Adore her !!

@xXHanna84Xx 7 лет назад

wow! what a nice place! an the old woman seem so sweet and kind!! This is really the best way to experience the real Japan!

@rodolfo0506 4 года назад

Lovely video leaving waves of the art of life ingrained deep down in living close to the Nature. Thanks

@mouaxiong1620 4 года назад

Where it all started is the best

@yeevita 7 лет назад

That was beautiful and looked like so much fun! What a great way to destress from the city. Your home stay looked like the most wonderful time.

@lynneeverett2681 4 года назад

I really enjoyed that. Thank you for sharing.

@alejandralozano2293 7 лет назад

I love the goodness of the grown people of japan

@tokanite 7 лет назад

4:49 those rice fields with those mountains in the mist... STUNNING.

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

You gotta see it in real life! Breathtaking!

@willemorange8291 7 лет назад

The Japanese countryside is so gorgeous. I wish you had shown us a bit more of it.

@ArchAngel149 7 лет назад

I've been watching your videos for a few months now. I love how this particular video is full of nature and heart-warming people. Please do continue to make these videos Angela! Subscribed! :)

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

Thanks for subscribing!! Appreciate it :) Will try to make more similar videos!

@wilrausure6901 6 лет назад

Thank you and the people who invited us into their home. Loved it.

@mini16nia 7 лет назад

The reason we love your channel is ~ you make these videos from your heart and that's why they touch our hearts as well ... Reminiscing my time in Japan through your videos always ~~ tsugi no video tanoshimi ne !!

@internationallyME 7 лет назад

It's boring if you don't make something close to your heart right? ;P glad you like them though!! Arigatooooo saudamini!