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00:008. Yokohama Cosmo World is a popular music park in the Namurai 21, known for its iconic Cosmo

00:09Clock 21, one of the world's largest fields. The park offers a mix of thrilling rides,

00:11family-friendly attractions, and arcade games, with no interest in sea. Visitors pay per

00:12ride. Highlights include roller coasters, a haunted house, and water rides, making a

00:13great spot for all ages. At night, the illuminated fairs will have to Yokohama's stunning skyline.

00:15Conveniently located near the landmark tower and the waterfront, Cosmo World is a must

00:16visit of fun and breathtaking cities. 9. Yokohama Zoo is a free-vision zoo in Yokohama,

00:19offering a family-friendly experience with a variety of animals. Opened in 1951, it houses

00:21around 100 species, including red-handers, lions, giraffes, and reptiles. The zoo's

00:22not kiyoshi-kai-roba, friendship square, allows visitors to interact with small animals like

00:24eating pigs and mice. Located on a hill in Yokohama Park, it provides seem to use of Yokohama's

00:25skyline. Despite its compact size, Yokohama Zoo is well maintained and popular among local

00:27tourists, making it an excellent budget for attraction for animal lovers and families'

00:29vicinity. 10. Nissan Stadium, formerly known as International Stadium Yokohama, is Japan's

00:32largest stadium, with a sea capacity of around 72,000. Located in Yokohama Shinohama Street,

00:34it is famous for hosting the 2,000 feet of World Cup Final, where there's the future

00:35me. The stadium is a key venue for football matches, rugby games, and concerts. They

00:37also hosted the World Cup 2019 Final. The facility includes a museum showcasing its

00:39sports history. With world-classified and easy access from Shinohama Station, Nissan Stadium

00:40remains a major hub for sports and entertainment in Japan.

00:43Every year, over 1,500 earthquakes rock this country. A place where the earth never stops

00:46shiki, and yet its people built society stronger than almost any other. A place where nature

00:49tracks with human resilience away others nothing short of breath in. This is Japan. From

00:53the tower we become of Fuji, to the triple sacred force, where central trees and art, Japan

00:55is land constantly shaped by the forces of nature. Yes, of this all this power, there's a

00:59galaxy that's ready, that feels almost unreal. A country where technology can be seen with

01:01ancient traditions, the war quiet tapas it just way from world's

01:03busy cities. But why is it all land that has been through so much, it remains

01:06one of the most enchanted place on Earth? Stay tuned, because Japan's story is far more than just a

01:09call after the storm. You've probably seen Nanfujia postcards of television before. But did you

01:13know this perfect snow-capped peak is turned out to be one of the most dangerous

01:15active volcanoes in Japan? It lasted way back in 1707, but scientists still consider

01:18active today. Nanfujia stands at 3776 years, making it the tallest mountain in all

01:22Japan. It's so big and so beautifully shaped, you can spot it from Tokyo one clear day, even

01:25though it's about 100 kilometers away. This trees, this time has been more than just an

01:28actual wonder. It's one of Japan's three golden mountains, and it's supposed to be

01:31full power. Pilgrims, poets and artists, and all kind of souls were painted

01:34searching. Some believe gods live inside. At the base, you'll find trines like

01:37Pusano who saved Asia, built on the mountain to be called. And did you know

01:41when we were about to climb until 1872? Back then, people believed the summer

01:44secret, and they thought women might deserve the spiritual period of the mountain. So

01:46for all time, only men are allowed to climb to the top. That finding changed in 1872,

01:50when the Japanese government actually banned the old rule, and opened the mountain to

01:52everyone. Today, people from all over the world hiked to the top, hoping to catch the sunrise

01:54from what feels like the move of Japan. Before we get into more training, let's

01:57test your knowledge real quick, which one of these is Japan's most famous flower? Comment on your

02:01relationship between theheaded mountain's highest level. Four hundred years ago, Tokyo

02:04was just a smaller place to go as早o. But in less than a lifetime, it's slowly

02:08into one of the biggest cities in the world. They all started in 1903 when Tocogawa

02:09isu just ayo as a center of its powerful chopinets. People from all over Japan began

02:12moving here, and the quiet village turned into a pulminis city. By the

02:14seventeen hundreds, ayo had over a million people, more than most you would

02:16in the city back then. In 1868, the emperor moved from Kioto,

02:19was the same name, Tokyo meaning Easter cattle. The city has such huge challenges,

02:21massive earthquakes, warm bodies, but always had to be a way to rebuild. Now, Tokyo stands to

02:25Now, Tokyo stands in its old Hindu, where ancient temples are in its shining glass towers.

02:29You can stroll from calm gardens, explore historic streets, or ride fast with this main car.

02:32This city isn't just large, it's full of life, layers and stories for you to be discovered.

02:35There's a legend in Japan, passed down for centuries, a lot of fox who guided a young merchant to a shrine deep in the mountains of Kyoto.

02:39That shrine, Kushini and Naritasha, became the gate of prosperity, with the merchant's fortune rising like no before.

02:44Today, the shrine still stands, thousands of fox statues watching for visitors from all walks of life, each one assigned to witness to the wishes and the miracles fulfilled.

02:49As you walk through the thousands of iconatory gates, you're not just admiring the beauty of the scenery, you're stepping into all the history.

02:54Each day offers us a prayer, a wish, or a moment of gratitude offered by individuals, families and businesses alike.

02:58Over the centuries, these gates have been donated by those seeking inari's blessing, making Kushini and Naritasha a place of the personal connection of faith.

03:03The shrine itself takes back to 718D, making one of the oldest and most revered in Japan.

03:08Located at the foot of Nari, the shrine's strong complex leads visitors to lush forests and up mining paths, offering serene escape from the bustle of Kyoto.

03:13It's here that the fox spirits, known as Kitsune, are set to dwell.

03:16These mystical creatures believed to be messengers of Nari, carrying prayers and wishes to the gods.

03:20By the time you reach the site, your life's time for Kushini and Naritasha is not just a shrine, but a journey.

03:23One that speaks to the soul and connects the past to the present, in a way that few places can.

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03:30Tucked away in the heart of Japan, there's a village so ancient that feels like a seven-year-old fairy tale.

03:34This is Shirokawako, where history, culture, and breath taking me blend seamlessly.

03:38Nestled beneath the majestic Pakistan mountain and Kifu prefecture, Shirokawako is one of Japan's oldest villages, with over 300 years of history.

03:42How much can you go about a living by the geographies?

03:43You can play this in the forest.

03:44It's not just a giant forest.

03:45What makes this stand out?

03:46It's unique actual Zucuri architecture, with steep, fast roofs designed to withstand these

03:49snowfalls from winter.

03:50These roofs built out of single nail, with both hands, last in prayer, symbolizing the villagers

03:52devotions which are the event to meet their community.

03:53Sheikawako is a metaphor of a rare sight, preserved for its historical significance of breath taking me.

03:57In winter, Sheikawako becomes a winter wonderland, with snow blanking the village, and the houses holding warmth from within.

04:00A visitor to Kawako is not just a journey through Japan's past. It's an experience of timeless beauty and frequently.

04:06Hidden in the heart of Kyoto, Kiyonizu Dara is a temple of history that spans over 1,200 years.

04:10Founded in 1778 by the priest's ancient shonen, it was built beside the sacred old waspring, its name being pure oracle.

04:15What's the notion of the entire temple complex, including its iconic main hole, was constructed without using a single nail.

04:20In 1633, the togao shogun to Gawa yinitsu oversaw its reconstruction, and today, it remains one of Japan's most of the landmarks.

04:25Aside from its beautiful architecture, Kiyonizu Dara is home to the future trying, where visitors test their walking love.

04:29By walking through two love stones with their eyes closed, though hopefully they will find true love if they succeed.

04:33Kiyonizu Dara is a more than temple, it's a place of wishes, hopes, and timeless beauty.

04:37In the southernmost corner of Japan, there's a tropical paradise where the sun kisses the sea, and the sand feels like powder beneath your feet.

04:42This is Ishigaki Island, Japan's city in general.

04:44Ishigaki Island is located 2,000 kilometers from Tokyo, making it the southernmost city in Japan.

04:48With sunny beaches, crystal clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs, Ishigaki is a hidden for raptor enthusiasts and beach stars alike.

04:54This island is part of the Akiang group, and its breathtaking landscapes are protected within the original Ishigaki National Park.

04:58From the mountains of Kibiru Bay, to the towering Machuoto, the island offers both relaxation and adventure for visitors.

05:03The culture of Ishigaki is a fascinating blend of Japanese and Taiwanese influences, giving the island unique charm.

05:08Ishigaki's tropical climate provides the perfect escape, especially from April to November.

05:13Itsukushima Shrine, built on the sacred island of Miyajima, is unlike any other shrine in Japan.

05:17The very land stands always believed to be pure, so pure that for centuries, no one was allowed to die or even eat birth on its grounds.

05:23This incredible shrine is just famous worth taking floating torii gates, which rises out of the sea at high tide.

05:29It's also a spiritual mass space, standing for over 1,400 years, harmonizing perfectly with the natural landscape.

05:34Miyajima Island is considered sacred by Shintofei, dedicated to the three daughters of the storm god of Susanoo.

05:38The shrine was first built in the 6th century, while its current form was shaped by Tire no Kimori, a powerful noble in the 12th century.

05:43The island itself is regarded as god, which is why no one was allowed to live there currently.

05:47Visitors could only reach the shrine by boat, making the torii day consensual part of their spiritual journey.

05:51This is a place in Japan where we can see mountain Fuji cherry blossoms, and five-story pagoda all in one photo, like I seen from a tree.

05:55This is Jurego pagoda, a hidden gem on the mountain side of Fuji, to the sea.

05:58Built in 1963 as a peace memorial, this bright pagoda stands tall with five wooden stories, reaching about 25 meters high.

06:02To reach it, you'll walk up 398 steps, surrounded by green-like trees in peaceful silence.

06:06In spring, soft-paint cherry blossoms along the path, turning the whole place into a fairy tale.

06:09In autumn, the leaves turn red and gold, wrapping the pagoda in warm glowing colors.

06:13From the top, Mount Fuji rise in distance, calm in the snow card, like something out of the postcard.

06:16Visitors come here to take pictures, enjoy the fresh air, or just take a quiet moment to breathe.

06:21Akone Shrine, one of the most famous landmarks in the area sits right on the shores of Ligashi, surrounded by beautiful forests.

06:25Founded over 1,200 years ago in 757 CE, the shrine has deep ties to the collections of the history of the region.

06:31It was originally built on the subject of Mount Kone, but it was later moved to its current location near the lake in 667.

06:35The shrine is dedicated to several important activities, including Nijinon Koto, the grandchildren of the sun gods on Tetsu, and Kohatsu Kuyahai, the gods of Mount Fuji.

06:42One of the most iconic features of the shrine is its towering re-tory gate, standing prior to the water at the lake.

06:47This gate, along with the surrounding natural beauty, creates one of Japan's most beautiful photo spots, especially with reflection of Mount Fuji in the background.

06:52The shrine is also tied to the story of Megan Shonen, who pacified the fierce dragon that once lived in the lake.

06:56Every year, on July 31st, a special ceremony is held to one of the dragon god, Kuzuru, and ensure peace with the people of the area.

07:01It takes time to study with the jkaph and the wildanças.

07:02Just fifteen minutes, from Sapporo, there's a little city called Otaru that feels like stepping back in time.

07:05It used to be the main port of Hikari Bay and played a big role in Japan straight with the US and the UK.

07:08In fact, the first railway in Hokkaido started here in CBD, linking Otaru to Sapporo.

07:12Many of the old stone buildings are still standing, now turning to keep cafes and shops with lots of character.

07:15There's also a beautiful canal lined with historic warehouses that gives the whole town a calm and nostalgic feeling.

07:20The name, Otaru, might come from my new language, meaning river running through the sandy beach.

07:25Otaru is also known for its fresh seafood and fun seasonal festivals throughout the year.

07:29Would you add, Otaru, to your travel life list? Drop one if you've been there, or a two if you're couldn't have going.

07:34Hi, atop a missing mountain, cloaked in ancient forests and silence, like a sacred land where tying fields is fed.

07:39Koyasan, the spiritual heart of shinganguism, and sanctuary that has stood for 1,200 years.

07:43This isn't just a birthplace on Japan's most influential Buddhist sex.

07:46It's the final destination for pilgrims seeking peace beyond this life.

07:49From the towering day and gate that marks the entrance to the hidden world, to the quiet paths lead to Okonon, the resting place of Koenishi.

07:54Every seed of tree, every moss, every grave was a story of devotion, enlightenment, and eternity.

07:58There's a place quite like Koyasan, where you can live like a monk, sharing meals, rice with the temple bell, and experience a day of spiritual sympathy.

08:03In the chaotic modern world, Koyasan is a reminder that troops still exist, if you're willing to slow down and listen.

08:08So come with me as we explore this sacred mountain, one step at a time, in full world beyond the ordinary.

08:12Did you know there's a place where monkeys have hot springs, just like humans do?

08:14In the heart of Japan, there's a hidden paradise known as Jijokodani, or Hell Valley.

08:18It's the only place under for wild Japanese podcasts commonly called snow monkeys, made in seeing hot springs, warning themselves against the harsh winter cold.

08:23But this unique behavior didn't start overnight.

08:25The snow monkeys, once sitting high in the mountains, descended to this natural sanctuary after their habitat was altered by human development in the 1950s.

08:30It's time to live, and it's time to live.

08:33You can see this stuff when I'm not through.

08:37This time I'm going to tell you how to walk into the world, you know I'm about to a boil in the back of Japan.

08:40I'm a little longer understanding of the fact that I'm not.

08:44There's the fact that this稿 is now been in the UK, but it's a little longer habit that I have.

08:46As far as I decided to live, I wanted to tell you.

08:48It's a time to live in the US.

08:49And yet, despite its fate, the park remains tucked away, only accessible by a narrow footpath through the forest, preserving the natural beauty and surrounding of this winter wonderland.

08:56Walking to Rashi on Bangor Grove feels like setting a tree.

08:59Tall green bamboo stars stretch high over the bed, swaying gently with the breeze.

09:02It's high here, so quiet that you can hear the rest of the leaves like soft whisper.

09:05This peaceful forest is just west of Kyoto, and it's one of the most photographs in Japan.

09:08With photos, don't tell the whole story, you have to be here to feel the calm, the cool air, and the magic of the latch shining through the trees.

09:12Long ago, in the Han period, this area was retreated for welding, who came here to relax and enjoy nature.

09:16In Japanese culture, bamboo stands for strength and flexibility, and you can really feel the air.

09:20Early morning is the perfect time to visit, where soft sunlight filters through the leaves and the crowds are still quiet.

09:24Some visitors even wear kimonos and take photos here, blending right into this peaceful, picture-perfect world.

09:28Over 1,000 different temples, 400 tribes, a city of the ruled Japan for more than 1,000 years.

09:32Kyoto is destroyed, it's ancient, layered, sacred, and somehow still bursting with life.

09:35Once the capital of Japan from more than 1,000, Kyoto was watched empires rise, fall and fall, while holding tightly to its own quiet wisdom.

09:40In spring, thousands of cherry trees exploded into blushing blue, turning from rice and table gardens into a leaf portrait.

09:44In fall, the same paths glow with fiery reds and golds, as the trees themselves are growing up for the year.

09:48Here, it's just a loop from ledger in the palace and deep on, carrying secrets passed down from generations.

09:52You can watch the 4th race on Kansas, then, if you like, transform into one yourself.

09:56For a few dollars, you'll notice all fresh in the silk, paint your face, and let you walk the straight side of the piece of art.

10:00Here, it's just a loop from ledger in the palace and deep on, carrying secrets passed down from generations.

10:04There's a lot of fresh in the palace, which is about 9-7,500 feet and Tamam-10, 500 feet, and even the other two.

10:16Like, the on-7,500 feet, they get more slaughtered from the palace and the island.

10:19The wall is always late, and it's almost all good.

10:21The wall is always a height, and it's always the same.

10:23If you're in the palace, you'll notice all my little hills.

10:25Offering breathtaking views.

10:29Mountain Miyoko's walk activity is still alive today

10:30in the form of funerals near its site,

10:31where software was once blind,

10:32giving the landscape and the very beautiful atmosphere.

10:35Around space, you'll find supreme onset and skewers,

10:36like Akora and Tsukimara,

10:37where visitors can experience the best in nature.

10:41This mountain has inspired generations,

10:42not only for its natural beauty,

10:43but also for its cultural significance.

10:45It's even immortalized its songs on my chapter

10:46in the Joisu region.

10:49Its names have been passed down through history,

10:50first as not Koshinomaka,

10:51then later as not Miyoko,

10:52a name believed to bring good luck.

10:53Onmucho what's the same Mount of Koshinomaka?

10:54For now have all those important experiences

10:55that we Alzheimer's and犠牌 beyond its Muscle.

10:56While the island Mesokardo was showing

10:57everything first,

10:58it assured me that South Korea's

11:01never had a quarterbacks through history.

11:02Maybe as they wouldn't shoot,

11:03you might have a place to fall out.

11:04But it hasn't looked like that,

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11:10I was hoping they knew the best

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11:17That was their story.

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11:52It's a place where all warriors have proven to be one of the greatest time owners in the country.

11:59Back in the 1500s, the castle was taken over by the famous world to kids again and later by Onononaga.

12:05It was a key military base during the age of Samurai.

12:08Back in the castle was torn down in the 1800s, long as Samurai couldn't barely see it.

12:12So they planted Samurai trees, lots of them, and Korean apart where people could gather and remember.

12:16Today, those trees are still here, more than 1500 in total.

12:19This awry is called Komi Anzakura, and it's also been bigger than the famous one you've seen in Tokyo or Kyoto.

12:25This is Okinawa, Japan, often called the Hawaii of Japan.

12:29This beautiful archipelago is made of over 160 islands, located at the southernmost city of Japan.

12:32Here, you'll find crystal clear waters, white sandy beaches, and a rich ecosystem is perfect for nature lovers.

12:37Okinawa was once independent of Ryukyu Kingdom, made of islands of Okinawa, Miyako, and Miyawa.

12:42It's natural to be constructed of forest and standing coral reefs, making it a great soft for Diane's island.

12:47The culture here is unique too, influenced by China and Mongolia, the most traditional Japanese islands.

12:52You can see this by the Okinawa's food, festivals, and architecture.

12:55Okinawa's a tropical climate needs to warm all year round.

12:57The best time to visit is from April, September, on the weather design and lighting.

13:01But if you prefer a few crowds and low costs, you can visit from October and March, when the weather is still pleasant.

13:05Whether you're exploring spaces, diving into the streets, or learning about its fascinating history, Okinawa offers something for everyone.

13:11The area provides a piece of landscape, featuring lakes, waterfalls, hot springs, and a deep connection to nature.

13:26The picture from Tokyo is easy, with a two hour train ride, or you can send your stay to relax in a hot spring, you can.

13:30The best time to visit are during cherry blossom season in April, autumn, when the fall leaves and speak.

13:35Niko is beautiful year round, and special tours are available during peak seasons.

13:39Niko's history takes back to the 8th century, when Buddhist buck Shou shounen found at the Brinology Temple.

13:43Niko rises one of Japan's top destinations, blending history, culture, and natural beauty.

13:47Niko's history leaves the current river, the last two years and a half of the years.

13:56The lake's name, Ashi, means green, reflecting the lush plains that wanna cruise along the shores.

14:09Hiking is another popular activity here, with trails ranging from easy walks to more challenging routes.

14:12to more challenging rooms.

14:15Imaginacy, once tested by the speaker fashion,

14:16now standing tall as a beacon of peace and rebirth.

14:19Your ocean, where history's darkest moment

14:20led to humanity's brightest future.

14:22More than 75 years ago, the first time I'd gone

14:23by the sea off the map.

14:25But today, your ocean has improved the

14:25even from the deepest wounds,

14:26like cameras talker there ever.

14:28As you walk through your ocean today,

14:29you'll see a safe whole life,

14:30vibrant, resilient, and helpful.

14:32From the Serene Peace Memorial Park

14:33to the freckled beauty of the ocean cast,

14:34every corner of this day tells a story of survival.

14:37The Peace Memorial, a universal world heritage site,

14:38stands as a reminder of the horrors of war

14:38and a simple hope for a future without a clear contact.

14:40It took decades of tireless work,

14:41from the rebuilding of the neighbors

14:42to the restoration of cultural landmarks.

14:43The city has become global leader

14:44promoting peace and non-violence,

14:45with initiatives to foster understanding

14:46and cooperation.

14:48Yokohama, Japan's second largest city,

14:49is just a short drive from Tokyo,

14:50when it feels like a world of its own.

14:52With a population of over 3 million,

14:53it's known for its makes of old and new.

14:55The city grew quickly after opening

14:561859, when Japan ended itself in post translation.

14:58Before that, Yokohama was quiet,

14:59fishing village.

15:01The city grew quickly after opening

15:041859, when Japan ended itself in post translation.

15:06Before that, Yokohama was quiet,

15:07fishing village.

15:08The once farmers were allowed to trade,

15:09it transformed people because of them.

15:10One of the most famous places here

15:11is Yokohama Chaitel,

15:12most of the largest in Japan.

15:13The area is full colorful shops,

15:14delicious food, and richest spray,

15:15taking back to these early days of foreign trade.

15:16These homes still stand today,

15:17showing the city's unique cultural blend.

15:18Yokohama also has beautiful waterfronts,

15:19with parks and electronic yokohama marine tower,

15:20offering great views.

15:21It's a city where you can storage has passed,

15:22while also enjoying its modern attractions

15:23of the future,

15:24but not only by this way.

15:25200 years of isolation.

15:26That's how long Yokohama has taken its own culture,

15:28high in mountains,

15:29far from the world below.

15:30This is a town where every would mean,

15:31every saki shop,

15:32every try,

15:33tells a story,

15:34and you've forgotten.

15:35Talk to you in the Japanese house,

15:36Taki-hon feels like a world apart.

15:37It's still echoing with a quiet charm of the old period,

15:38lying with dark timber buildings,

15:39tiny storefronts and cozy wild kinds

15:40that have changed in centuries.

15:42This is the late museum of old Japan,

15:43where craftsmen still carved by hand,

15:44and saki brewers still follow generations of recipes.

15:46And while the rest of Japan rushes into the future,

15:48Taki-hon holds still,

15:49guarding these traditions like precious secrets.

15:50Shikoku might be the smallest of Japan's forming islands,

15:51but it holds some of the country's biggest wonders.

15:52From ancient building trails

15:53to seeing hot springs,

15:54this island is full of stories waiting to be told.

15:55It's the background of Japan setting a whole bunch,

15:56and the stage for traditional summer dances

15:57that live in entire towns.

15:58Along its coast,

15:59you'll find peaceful features

16:00and ocean views that look like painting.

16:01The island's home to floral provinces,

16:02Amba, Yosa, Sunuki, and Miu,

16:03let the sea shape its culture day.

16:04In the north,

16:05people leave the ocean of the ocean

16:06and the ocean of the ocean,

16:07and the ocean of the ocean,

16:08and the ocean of the ocean of the ocean.

16:09The ocean of the ocean,

16:10the ocean of the ocean,

16:11and the ocean of the ocean.

16:12The island's home to floral provinces,

16:13Amba, Yosa, Sunuki, and Miu,

16:14let the sea shape its culture day.

16:15In the north,

16:16people leave the hallmarks of the sea and the sea,

16:17where fruit trees and wheat fields stretch across the land.

16:19The south is wild and minus,

16:20with quiet values and a powerful ocean of the river,

16:21perfect for white water mapping.

16:22And if you're a noodle lover,

16:23this is where you'll taste the legendary Sunuki Miu.

16:24Shikoku isn't just a place,

16:25it's a journey to Japan's traditions,

16:26nature and spirit.

16:27Nestled just an hour away from the hostel to Tokyo,

16:28Akane is a peaceful and tree,

16:29where nature's beauty takes their stage.

16:30The town is an answer with hot springs,

16:31offering the perfect way to online

16:32while surrounded by stunning views of Mufuji.

16:33With every visit,

16:34it feels like the world slows down,

16:35Akane invites you to pause,

16:36breathe, and simply enjoy the moment.

16:37From the sweet waters of Akashi,

16:38to the majestic silhouette of Mufuji,

16:39the sea right here is nothing short of breathtaking.

16:40One of the best ways to get all in,

16:41a pirate ship cruise on the lake,

16:42where the view of Fuji feels like a postcard come to life.

16:43But Akane is more than just a preview.

16:44Visit Owakudani,

16:45a volcanic balance between the earth,

16:46create an enormous other world atmosphere.

16:47The air here smells of sulfur,

16:48and the air smells of sulfur.

16:49The air smells of sulfur,

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16:53and the air smells of sulfur,

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17:16the air smells of sulfur the universe.

17:17The air smells of sulfur,

17:18and the air smells of sulfur.

17:19The air smells of sulfur,

17:20and the air smells of sulfur,

17:21and marine ice.

17:22Past the dark moments of the siren attack in 1994,

17:23The city has a very resilient determined.

17:25Here, modern life recently embraced history, culture, and tradition.

17:29I've told you that Nagoya was like Phoenix, rising again and again from the ash of this past.

17:33This city that has transformed time and time again from the days of fierce wars to attract a modern rebirth.

17:37In 1610, when the mighty Tukagawa Ieyasu moved the capital of Wari Collins here,

17:39he not only built the city, but also planted the seeds for Anaclacy that still resonates today.

17:42Over the centuries, Nagoya evolved into industrial powerhouse,

17:44where ancient traditions blend with the hum of modern factories and bustling sea courts.

17:47The second village nestled in Japan's northern Hokkaido region is a year-round haven for adventure enthusiasts.

17:52In winter, the town transforms into a snowy wonderland, with each house night and under thick white snow,

17:54creating a picturesque setting for seeing outdoor activities.

17:58The village is surrounded by the majestic and foreign mountains, offering breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere.

18:02During summer, temperatures range from 20 degrees Celsius to 25 degrees Celsius, providing a pleasant climate for its growing nature.

18:07The name Miseko comes from the Ayahu language, meaning River for the Cliff.

18:11The town's history dates back to the early 1900s, with significant developments in the 1960s to boost tourism.

18:17Miseko is renowned for its high-quality power snow and world-class facilities, including traditional onsen and restaurants.

18:21The town's history plans and orderly and local and water, as significant as far as the desert.

18:25The town's history has been induced to win thehui.

18:27The town's history is also known for unique and powerful taverns, and the town's history of Japan.

18:29In the late 12th century, Japan was an ancient chaos, torn apart by a few clan's and the was a local warlords.

18:34I don't know what you're talking about, but I don't know what you're talking about.

19:04It's a place of rebellion, resilience, and the new face of Japanese violence.

19:09Kabira Bay, also known as Kabirawan, is one of the most beautiful spots located on Shikaki Island.

19:13The bay has stunning white sand beaches and meek little highlights off the coast.

19:16You can't swim here because it's a place called to be in white pros, but don't worry, there's still great ways to see the underwater world.

19:19Hop on a glass bottom boat, which will take you over colorful corals and fish.

19:22If you prefer to sail on land, take a stroll on the beach for amazing views.

19:25For a higher perspective, visit Kabirawan Park for a panoramic view of the bay and the surrounding islands.

19:29There are nine unhappied islands nearby, and you can take a tour to explore them.

19:32Be careful though, the tides change quickly so keep an eye on your stuff.

19:36In a city that never sleeps, which actually was down in every corner, there's one place that takes you back in time, offering a rare glimpse of ancient Japan.

19:40It's a Tsochi Temple, where the spirit of Ayo lives on.

19:42As you step through the towering coming down in one gate, you're instantly transported into another world, where such a result of traditions meet modern energy.

19:47The gate is not just a structure, it's a symbol of protection, with a powerful Raijin and Fujin, the gods of thunder and wind, marching over the temple.

19:51At the heart of Tsochi, stands a majestic five-story Dakota, reaching towards the sky, offering a stunning contrast to the modern city behind it.