Kyoto, Nara, Kobe: Best of Kansai in 3 Days (Overtourism!)

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A second part (part 1: • OSAKA: How to miss che... ) of our big Kansai trip back in spring. This time, we have visited Kyoto, Nara and Kobe, giving 1 day to each city. And while some things were quite disappointing, most of the trip was absolutely stunning.
We have visited amazing temples like Fushimi Inari, ate delicious food and had a lot of fun (andfeeding Deer in Nara!)
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24 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 16

@tatiana369 4 дня назад

Вау!!! Очередная порция путешествия👍💯❤

@yntravelling 3 дня назад

❤️❤️❤️

@PlainNoNameGuy 5 дней назад

Nice to see such a different culture. Amazes me all the time, and will probably continue doing so! "Dislike" for not enough Yakuza references :D

@yntravelling 4 дня назад

Haha, sorry about that, didn't think of any :D

@Jauphrey 3 дня назад

It's unfortunate, but if you're visiting Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara, etc. then YOU are the overtourism. 😅Nah, I get it though. It sucks being excited for these amazing places only to realize/feel like you're surrounded by 10,000 copies of yourself. I highly recommend visiting Tohoku instead. It's gorgeous, and there's...like no one there.

@yntravelling 3 дня назад

Yeah, I understand. I am not saying I am not a part of the problem haha. Though I think it is better to tell the truth in a video about how we felt instead of just saying that everything was perfect. Thanks for the suggestion, I really want to visit Sendai at some point.

@おみやげ-d7e 4 дня назад

日本語で失礼します。日本を旅してくださりありがとうございます。神戸牛については、ガイドブックやネットの情報は、あまり当てにならないかもしれません。 (本当は、信頼できる神戸在住者に聞ければ一番良いのですが…。) 旅行ブームが去った頃にまた来てくだされば、歴史ある名店は残っているはずです。 (これは、京都、奈良…日本全体にも言える事でもあります!) その時が美味しい神戸牛を食べたり、静かな寺院、古い町並みを楽しむチャンスだと思います😊

@yntravelling 4 дня назад

コメントありがとうございます。次回神戸を訪れる際には、ぜひ試してみたいと思います。いくつかうまくいかないこともありましたが、日本で素晴らしい時間を過ごすことができ、人生最高の旅の一つになりました :D

@Himawari_0413 День назад

Tourists complaint about over tourism😂. If you go to any Asia country and choose Instagram worthy spots you will be met with other tourist who do the same thing. The yen is weak right now so everyone is going there, try going again when the yen is strong.

@yntravelling 18 часов назад

Yeah, well, not much of a complaint, more of an observation. It is also worth noting that we went in the high season, if you go to Kansai now (autumn) it will be much more relaxed.

@sofiabratchenko1643 3 дня назад

I am wondering why if you were annoyed by the overtourism did you actually go to the same locations everyone go in Kyoto, there are so many other things to do there...the overtourism exists because every person visits the same sites.

@yntravelling 3 дня назад

You definitely have a point. I was annoyed by overtourism because I did not expect it to be that bad, haha. We had one day at Kyoto, and it was our dream to visit those places, so yeah, not much choice there. Next time we are Kyoto, we will definitely go somewhere else, do you have any suggestions?

@mentalost 3 дня назад

00:12 since you expected Sakura, **what dates were you there** ? I am planning to go next spring and hoping to see sakura of course. Wouldn't want to miss it like you did :(

@yntravelling 3 дня назад

We were from around 27th of March to 4th of April. It was precise dates for Sakura blossoms to start, but because it was unusually cold for the few weeks before that, the blossom season was delayed for a maybe 10 days. So yeah, there’s always a chance to miss it even if you come on the precise prediction dates. Good luck :D

@mentalost 3 дня назад

@@yntravelling Oh wow.. I am exactly planning a trip next year that will be approx. around the last 2 weeks of March - Early April. Do Sakuras last only around mid April ? Because if they last around until May I could reschedule the trip to the start of April or something. Thanks for the info.

@yntravelling 3 дня назад

It’s a bit different every year, but there are couple of “blossom maps” that start to emerge around February-Early March that show approximate start dates for every region of Japan. You can check sakura.weathermap.jp, it’s a nice resource for Sakura tracking.