Hello lovelies! This vlog is a little different than my usual videos, and I'd really love to hear what you thought of it!! 💕

That very first scene of ya running in the field reminds me of younger days 😄 The scenery behind the guesthouse is so beautiful! We all go through life at our own pace, I pray that Kendall can have the strength to overcome any obstacles in her life. I believe in you! You can do it! May clarity, peace and calmness fills your life.

It's feels so nice seeing your videos get more than a thousand views now and some are even near 10k. I have watched your videos for a long time and while it's a bit sad to see you leave Japan, I know you'll take those memories with you everywhere. Once again thank you for your video and hard work~ ♥

@itskendallrose

Жыл бұрын

Aww this comment made my day! 🥹 you’re right that making these videos is hard work, but I love it. I do miss Japan, but I’m still working on the last few Japan videos, so it’s still fresh in my mind! 😅 It’s also so exciting to see more people watching my videos!! Thank you so much for your kindness and support 💕

i do love hokkaido but im still 16 i cant wait till i permanent live some peaceful place

@Rookie_onway

10 күн бұрын

Bro stole my line In few years I'm gonna be the resident of Hokkaido 😹

Very nice beautiful and peacefull video, I like it 😊

@itskendallrose

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🥹 I started making videos in January, so this is really encouraging ✨

I love nature too. Thanks for sharing. It’s beautiful ❤

@itskendallrose

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching 🥹

So beautiful ,calm, cozy and peaceful!!! That place looks a heaven for introverted me. :D

@itskendallrose

9 ай бұрын

It really was like heaven 🥹 I’m so grateful I could go there, and wish I could go back…

looks so delicious .

@itskendallrose

Жыл бұрын

It was so good… wish I could eat it every day 🥲

beautiful!

Hello! I just wanted to say I love your beautiful videos! They’re so pretty and calming. If I may, as someone who hopes to study abroad in Japan, are there any tips and suggestions anyone has (especially with learning the language, as I really struggle with that)?

@itskendallrose

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment 🫶 When studying abroad in Japan (or taking Japanese classes in any country) my biggest tip would be to try not to be afraid to speak the language! I used to be really nervous to actually speak in or out of class, but once I started speaking more and not being scared of being wrong, I improved a lot more. Staying with a host family really helped with that. My host mother was patient with me when I needed to look up a word, made a grammar mistake, etc… remember it’s okay to make mistakes, especially when you’re still learning! ☀️

love HOKKAIDOI

@itskendallrose

11 ай бұрын

Me tooooo!!

🔵 I hope much more people from EU, UK, US and Aussie live in countryside of Japan 🔵🇯🇵🥸

Hey Kendall, Really nice video! I was wondering if can help you editing your videos and also making highly engaging shorts out of them

Luv to see your vlog, Kendall. We are planning to go there as our honeymoon trip in this Autumn, but we both don’t hv car license in Japan. Would it be possible to get there by bus from Biei station. How did you get there? Also, do the guesthouse owners hv a few more electric bikes?

@itskendallrose

9 ай бұрын

Omg how exciting that you’re going there for your honeymoon! That’s absolutely beautiful. 🥹 To answer your question, I don’t think there’s a bus out of Biei station, but there should be taxis! However, the owner of the guesthouse I stayed at offers to pick people up from the station (especially if it’s late at night and they might not be able to find a taxi), so that’s what I did! It was so nice of him. If you stay there, you can message him beforehand to arrange it. And yes, he and his wife had several electric bikes. They were shared among the guests and also the young children of the couple, but I had plenty of time to use one! Let me know if you have any more questions! ❤️

I want to live there permanently

Do you have any studying tips for learning Japanese? :0

💚🪻🌼🏡🌾

@itskendallrose

Жыл бұрын

🏡😍

@lizzie7929

Жыл бұрын

@@itskendallroseSo serene, hope you enjoyed 🌻🪻🌼

Is there a way to communicate with you?

I wrote this because there is one thing that caught my attention. In Japan, Vehicles must drive on the left side and Vehicles include Bicycles under Japanese traffic laws. In Biei, You were driving a vehicle (bicycle) on the right side, if the police finds you, you will be fined. In Biei, even if you drove on the right side, You didn't get into a traffic accident because it's a rural area with little traffic. But it's a very very very dangerous thing to do in an urban area. Just like you can't drive on the left side in America, For your own safety, Never drive on the right side in Japan.

@itskendallrose

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for letting me know!! In my hometown (a small town) in the US, I would usually bike against the flow of traffic so I didn’t have to worry about cars coming up behind me. Good thing I didn’t try to bike in Tokyo or Osaka! 😭

@user-vz3jj2pt5g

Жыл бұрын

Hey!! Your momma always told you to bike WITH traffic!! 🥹