New year, new video!! There are so many videos I want to make this year and I can’t wait to share it with you all. What are some topics/videos you would like to see?? 🙃 Also, reading through your comments really makes me feel so grateful to have such awesome people watching my videos 😢 Thank you always for the kind and positive comments. Angela ♡

@tak178

6 жыл бұрын

I would love to see more hidden gems around Tokyo. I am headed there in March, so I am taking notes! :-)

@anonymousted7302

6 жыл бұрын

I would watch anything that you produced! I am curious: Is there a prize for that Soba challenge? The way the waitress keeps feeding you is so amusing!

@Gaganvh

6 жыл бұрын

what's your real name

@Leroset

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for making this wonderful video showing us these hidden gems in Tohoku! I prefer the less well-known areas of Japan because they feel more authentic and unique than the mass-consumption-focused Tokyo. That's not to say that Tokyo is bad, more that it's only a very narrow aspect of what Japan has to offer. So thank you again for showing us the places off the beaten path in Japan!

@DC-lu5qs

6 жыл бұрын

I'd love to see your take on the Sapporo Snow Festival

You should have dropped in and said hello while you were in Sendai! Glad to see you enjoyed Hachinohe ;)! And good job promoting Tohoku!!!

@johnjohn2532

6 жыл бұрын

Abroad in Japan : just wondering if she suggested her horse meat as well ? By the way i love ur videos.

@internationallyME

6 жыл бұрын

I only stopped by for a few hours but we need to catch up again next time :)

@XcomCaveRat

6 жыл бұрын

You should do wanko soba challenge together. :)

@ElfinHilon10

6 жыл бұрын

Was waiting for your reply hahaha

@warilban

6 жыл бұрын

I think she beat you in Wanko Soba count

I love how you find these hidden gems in Japan!!! New subscriber and loving your channel!!!

This video inspires me even more to learn Japanese. My favorite moments in the video were the charming people you met along the trip, and when I visit, I also want to do as you did and chat with locals! Thank you for this 😗

I would like to be part of that 1% that visits that area when I travel to Japan =) Very nice people and nice views. Also, congrats on your 81 dish record Angela lol

@Hijiri04

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah me too

Thanks for a great video about Iwate and Tohoku! North Japan is so beautiful and everyone should come here!!

It looked so beautiful there with the snow! I have to keep adding places to visit when I finally plan my trip to Japan every time you upload a new video!

Another wonderful and amazing video, Angela. Thank you so much for showing off the beaten path destinations in Japan, I will make sure I will visit these areas of Japan.

Thanks Angela for yet again a super good video, but no surprise there! As always super duper good! Love this trip!!! I can’t wait for the next one!

This video has been out for awhile but I'm just getting around to watching it. Thanks for featuring this awesome place, I lived here for nearly three years and feel like I've been waiting forever to see you make this video. My heart is so full.

Thanks Angela for continuing to make these videos. I went to Japan late last year and I found your videos to be a great source of advice. Now every time I watch one it makes me realise there's so much in Japan that I haven't done and I miss it so much!

The grannies at Abolone Festival vere soooooo nice and full of spirit! You hear them talk about how thankful they are for the country's citizen that helped them after 2011.. it makes your heart grow just by listening to them.. so much appreciation to other people... this is Japan's spirit! Angela, thank you for another great video!

Yay!! Always love seeing a new video notification from you!

@jameswong1101

6 жыл бұрын

Thomas & Tracey What a pleasant surprise to "bump into you" here. Can't wait to see more vlogs from you soon. Hope all is well with you and a belated Happy New Year.

Such great scenery in this video, thanks for sharing Angela!

I can’t decribe how much I love your videos. I am a medicine student in 5th year, and I decided to go to Japan when I finish my studies for a month. I am surely taking notes of everything you are showing to me. Thank you, really. Japan looks beautiful in every angle!

I'm planning on traveling this region in the fall! Thank you so much for this video and app recommendations!

Loved the video! Thank you!

Beautiful video Angela! Keep up the amazing work :)

Great video! Looks like a blast!

Lovely video, thanks for sharing these hidden treasures of Japan.

6:18 Aww the way he waves at you so enthusiastically is soooo sweet!

You are doing a great job showing these off the beaten paths of Japan. It's very interesting to see places like this.

Great video, as usual!

Thank you very much for promoting Tohoku! I'm from Sendai and I appreciate your video, as people in Tohoku are usually a bit shy not great at promoting ourselves 💦

What a beautiful video! Great music too! Thank you for sharing Japan with us!

My wife and I were in Japan for 3 weeks last year. We spent 10 days in Kyoto, 2 days in Tokyo and the rest in Niigata and Sado island. Rural Japan is so beautiful! We were there in the fall and it was amazing to watch people harvesting rice by hand, fishing in small sail boats with nets and picking amazing fruit from incredibly manicured orchards. It was like traveling back in time to the Meiji era.

I love your videos so much, so informative, authentic and just relaxing. I can feel the peaceful energy of Japan through the screen and music.

great video, wonderfully presented

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

Watching your videos always brings home the wonderful realisation that Japanese people are perhaps the warmest, friendliest and so full of grace and charm. Keep up the amazing work Angela. We love you.

Thanks for another great video :)

Amazing! I always love your "off the beaten path" take on vlogging in Japan! Can't wait to see the Discovery special featuring your experience!

What a lovely video. I remember passing through that exact gate in Morioka - I was switching from JR to the private line to go further north and couldn't figure out where I needed to go. The attendant was very friendly and helpful. There's such beautiful scenery up that way.

I've always wanted to visit Tohoku area, thanks for sharing this!! Very informative as always

So nice!!! Thank you!!!

I swear your videos! Huhu soooo good!

*Angela always beautiful and showing us the amazing little places in Japan. Cannot stop looking at your eyes.*

That’s really good video, very good info. Thanks

Very informative video! Thank you for the hard work!

Tohoku region should be visited by so many more! I was there just one year after the earthquake and tsunami and visited also a few of the towns worst affected by it, and I was struck by how friendly and welcoming the locals were despite all the hardships they were in and I want to go back. Best and most memorable trip I made during my three years studying in Japan.

your videos are amazing!

Thank you for your videos! Always informative and gives me great ideas for my future trips to Japan! I did find it amusing that the bus was called Den Den Mushi as that is also what transponder snails are called in the manga One Piece. 🙂

I love Tohoku! Happy to be back there soon. Thanks for the vid! 👍

:) So glad to finally see this video!!!!

Love your Tohoku video, great job.

I've never thought of visiting this region of Japan! Great video, thanks for making and keep up the good work! :)

Amazing Video and Tourist guide

These kind of japan videos make me want to see and experience more of Japan. Awesome video.

Everything looks so cramped and small but what is outstanding is how they still keep everything clean and neat! Thumbs Up!

Great videos. Thanks.

I always enjoy your videos Angela! Entertaining and informative as always!

Angela, I LOVE your videos so much, they're so authentic. You're an incredible storyteller.

Wonderful video - well done. Thank you.

always love your video because you always involve with locals. Cant wait to see next video 💚

What a beautiful place! Thank you for sharing this video :)

I actually was looking into some info about this region. Nice video!!!!

Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for the trip!

Thanks for sharing your trips and experiences Angela :)

I spent a week in Aomori, Tohoku is certainly a hidden gem!

Thank you for your videos! I enjoy seeing and learning about Japan.

This is beautiful, it made me feel the calmness that Japan offers. Can't wait to go back on a trip.

Beautiful video!

Angela, what a beautiful, tranquil prefecture of Japan I was totally unaware of. The nature views are incredible and like everywhere we travel with you, the local people are so friendly. Another wonderful experience thanks to Angela and Internationally Me!

I loved Tohoku region during my travel last October, i was especially suprised by Aomori and Hirosaki, such nice cities !

This was awesome!

It's interesting! Thank you!

Hi Angela, thank you very much for sharing your awesome videos. I really enjoyed them. I would really love to visit more of Japan . Its such an amazing country. Keep up the great works 💝

Thank you for sharing. Love watching your videos and looking forward to the next one :)

Thank you for covering my region. Keep it up! Hopefully you didn't mind our weird dialects compared to that of what you see in Kanto region ;)

I have been watching sooo many of your videos. I love them all, this one is one of my favourites 😊 keep up the great work!

I'll be travelling around Tohoku this coming May so thank you so much for this helpful video!! Never stop making these kinds of videos please 😊

This video was so informative! I especially loved the railway!!

Thank you so much, i absolute enjoyed it

I've been to Matsushima, Hiraizumi, Sendai, Geibikei and Yamadera. it was amazing!!! and this summer I will go to to Aomori for Nebuta and Akita for Kanto matsuri

Your videos are very inviting, and easy to relax with seeing all the beautiful sights.

Good video. Thanks.

Hi Angela ! Beautifully filmed and narrated ! Am so glad your back !!

@internationallyME

6 жыл бұрын

I’ve never left :p but thank you for waiting patiently for the video!!

Thank you for making this video! It's very interesting to see some of the hiden gems in Japan! Gave me great ideas for planning my next trip! love your channel so much!!!

Your videos are the best! I love everyone one of them.

Very nice VDO , thanks for showing .. love Japan from Thailand

Im so happy you made this video!!! I plan to spend minimum one week in northern Japan at the end of the year for my trip so this is super helpful :)

Great video Angela I really want to visit Japan soon.

Absolutely love this video, I’ve visited most of Japan except Tohoku, this video inspires me to visit Tohoku! Shall follow your guide!

Keep up the good work. Always enjoy your video and promoting undiscovered Japan.

Heyyyy!!!! I’m in Japan rn in Kyoto mainly because of you ^_^ my friend and I are from Australia and watching your channel has been the best decision I’ve made in a long time

A wonderfully done and pleasant video. It is nice to see and learn more about Japan and areas outside of Tokyo.

You have no idea how much i love your videos! I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart because your videos are such an inspiration to me! ❤️❤️❤️

Great video once again Angela! I'm so jealous that you get to experience things like this in Japan on a daily basis. My dream

I love that he saluted before you got on the train. :) Thanks for showing us this part of Japan!

I love all of your videos Angela! Please don't stop! It really helps me understand Japan much more. :)

Beautiful and picturesque part of Japan. Thank you for sharing. Arigatou gozaimasu 😀

Just like Wisconsin, snow in the winter. It looks like a real nice place to visit. Thanks for the very nice video. You do such a good job.

This is my favorite video of yours!

Thanks Angela! Really informative video. I just came back from my 2nd trip to Japan and this video inspires me to do a 3rd trip in the near future with the Tohoku region as part of the itinerary.

Yet another awesome video, thank you Angela. Though born and raised in Japan my first 7 years I have never had the opportunity nor the budget to return there. Now I do, and my cousin in Sendai has been inviting me to visit for years. I just may do it this year! Your video only encourages me more to do so. Thanks again!

thank you for making this video

Amazing! I adore your videos😍

💕 LOVE Japan ❤ LOVE Japanese food 💕 Thank you for sharing !!

Just found your channel and already love it. My friends and I are going to Japan late october for 2 weeks and I'm sure your videos will help us find some hidden gems around! Thanks