A coworker recommended a place when we were overseas in Japan but apparently in the two years time he was gone they implemented a rule that no non Japanese could go into their little restaurant so no gyudon for me, so whoever ruined that restaurant for us I hate you
@okman96842 ай бұрын
No curry Udon?
@user-he3zq7jn1j3 ай бұрын
Thanks.
@demonicdude13283 ай бұрын
No curry!?
@justfor85506 ай бұрын
why is beer more expensive?
@DoubleAAnime Жыл бұрын
I believe the translated license only applies to specific nations
@rolandcko1250 Жыл бұрын
HI! I am planning a trip to Kyoto and Osaka. Do u mind let me where to obtain the train line schedule from Osaka to Kyoto's tourist spots
@tonyinhk888 Жыл бұрын
Many thanks to your video. I've got driving experience in Japan some ten years ago, and will do it again in coming May. Your self refueling gas station is something new that I didn't have experience with last time I drove in Japan
@rogernichols1124 Жыл бұрын
Very useful. Thanks. I shall try using gouchisosana especially.
@lonemozan9981 Жыл бұрын
I really wanna vosit Japan but its in the opposeite side of the world :cc i hope to travel there sometime tho!
@Nga-1984 Жыл бұрын
Driving from right to left.. No thanks, I'll take the train.
@user-ns3tm5jk6y2 жыл бұрын
you need to adjust the content
@markershinchan2 жыл бұрын
Though public drinking is allowed, I would not suggest walking while drinking or eating. Nice video
@suginami1232 жыл бұрын
Gion is best at night I feel. Most visitors have gone home so streets are clear and the lighting is perfectly. A bit dark but mysterious too. Walking at night in Kyoto is wonderful and totally safe. Nanzenji at night or the evening rather is very special.
@thinen20102 жыл бұрын
WOW
@Fadli_Darmawan3 жыл бұрын
Indonesian's drive on the left side to
@DNGOOfficial3 жыл бұрын
"A 6 pack of beer can cost around 9$" Me - Laughs in Canadian
@xavieredmonds65753 жыл бұрын
Who else here to see there laws bc they wanna speed
@Che1seabluesdrogba113 жыл бұрын
Holy crap, $10 for a single toll
@beautifulcat3 жыл бұрын
Hi! I uploaded a temple movie recently. Though it's not in Kyoto, please check it out if you have interest. Have a nice day😸
@dnajaylin76903 жыл бұрын
!,
@TokyoPaul3 жыл бұрын
Nice footage of temple
@tsubasayohashire55993 жыл бұрын
Ichinenzaka and Ninenzaka
@kazuwilliams52223 жыл бұрын
Love Kyoto. Thank you for sharing
@Komainu9593 жыл бұрын
Ah great tips. I would also add that some of the places you mentioned are open 24/7 and that the hours of operations varies by season. Example: Some temples are have illumination events during autumn to view the leaves. Also places like Fushimi Inari are great at night! I had read about it and made sure to have a good flashlight with me for my visit. The change between day and night visits were amazing. I wouldn't try to hike the entire path at night but the grounds are so peaceful and quite at night. I only saw maybe 5 other people at night. Of course you miss out on actually going inside of the temples and the food stalls so I would say do both if time permits. Kyoto requires the use of buses for public transport for many of your trips. There is a system for getting on and paying for your fare which I cannot recall but you can find that and TONS of good info on Japanguide.com it was my go to site for planning my trip. Google maps is your best bet on getting around but even that can lead you awry. Some of the bus routes seemed to change on us mid route...I'm sure it was my fault but still- it's something you should plan for as getting lost is just one of those things. Keep an eye on Maps to ensure you are heading in the right direction all the way to your destination.
@thejason8er3 жыл бұрын
Can you make one of these for the automatic bathtubs? 😅 Even though I could read Hiragana/Katakana and knew a decent amount of Japanese, I had a really hard time figuring mine out at a high-end hotel! So much Kanji, and so many systems I didnt know if it was working or not!!
@thejason8er3 жыл бұрын
Love it! My wife and I spent 4 days in Kyoto on our honeymoon and did lots of these things. Here’s a few of my tips: Try wandering and exploring for shops/restaurants, Yelp will 100% lead you back to the Kyoto station (as Japan doesn’t use Yelp like we do in US, though they do use TableLog, its still far less info) and many times you will find yourself stuck there wishing you could plan how else to find the kind of food you want. Your JR Pass will only work for the Shinkansen, and expect to pay extra for all the MANY other lines to get around Kyoto (Arashiyama, Gion, Nishiki, and the Station are all quite far from eachother!) As the locals/your hotel staff if any markets or events are happening during your stay- there are many local farmer’s markets and swap-meet like events you can get some wonderful omiage & snacks! Fushimi Inarii is more about the gates and the walk rather than the view! Theres one nice view about 85% of the way up, but be aware that at the peak is a graveyard and giftshop covered in thick trees, you can’t see the city from there and you’re not allowed to sit down there either (its disrespectful of the graves), so if you’re wanting a mountain hike with a view of the city, i’d recommend elsewhere. But the forrest was still beautiful and it is awesome to see all the gates and lamps and temple kittens along the way! Look for experiences you can’t find in your country! In the Nishiki market we stumbled upon an Otter Cafe, and that was one of my wife’s favorite things about our trip!!
@kinfuilee94603 жыл бұрын
Jason I thought the highest peak was another shrine? Not sure which part of the mountain top that you’ve visit? 🤔
@thejason8er3 жыл бұрын
Rurou’nin Lee it looked like a graveyard to me, but it may have been many many small shrines!
@chechan873 жыл бұрын
Great content my friend. Short, sweet to the point and helpful. Sub'd
@Rain0and0Thunder3 жыл бұрын
My boyfriend and I messed up last time we went to Japan and are trying again, but we wanted to have access to strawberry items without going in the dead of winter. Last year we went in July, but next year for our trip we wanted to go in April. Can we find strawberry items like sandwiches and such at the beginning of April?
@emmariheloisenunez89374 жыл бұрын
What month does Autumn and Winter start?
@anuragpatel85612 жыл бұрын
Autumn in September or November Winter in December
@gphrishikesh4 жыл бұрын
Arigatou
@srinirao77254 жыл бұрын
Thank you
@khunpingpong4 жыл бұрын
2.58-3.00 dirty ice or glass is not OK in Japan
@Sakura-zu4rz4 жыл бұрын
The four seasons of Japan, change in the nature at the season, Which season do I like? I would say, each season is fabulous. 😅 The beauty of the nature that each season weaves is wonderful in winter, autumn, summer, spring. The good eating that can be done at each season is the enjoyment. The good harvest of rice is pleased to do enjoying the moon to look at cherry blossoms in spring, and to see the festival and Yukata, fireworks, pool, sea, in summer in autumn, and it warms ourselves in Kotatsu in the family, and it eats the pan in winter. This is a Japanese style.
@learninglicensequiz52754 жыл бұрын
Hi, Good Work, Keep us the Good task and more videos too.
@tacohousepattaya34564 жыл бұрын
You didn't mention ETC cards, and is it really required to translate my IDP?
@jesse449914 жыл бұрын
I'll go during September when it's raining that way I'm the only tourist around. 👌
@gauravnarodey80213 жыл бұрын
😂 same here
@raquelpeguicha39222 жыл бұрын
How did it go? Planning on going in September as well
@nomuratetsutaro38814 жыл бұрын
「トイレはどこですか？」が一番重要。オシッコが漏れそうなのに、日本人に「Where is the toilet?」ならまだしも、「Where is the bathroom?」って聞いたら、オシッコを漏らす結果となる。
@bailey2103-34 жыл бұрын
I plan to go in the summer to go to Amusement parks along with sightseeing but I also want to avoid the rainy season entirely. I was thinking late July and August. Is that a good time to visit? I would love to know!
@RichardHaywardMelbourne4 жыл бұрын
Great video, thank you so much!
@efrendiaz43464 жыл бұрын
Muy util
@FindecanorNotGmail4 жыл бұрын
Byodoin shown among temples in the beginning is in Uji, which you _could_ consider outside Kyoto. BTW, Kurama has a hot spring also.
@thelegendaryyoutubeproguy81864 жыл бұрын
Good info
@juitravelandreview38154 жыл бұрын
In the season of Spring can we see snow fall?
@dammbleth24 жыл бұрын
Is Kyoto difficult to get around in without renting a car? Can i get to all these places with just subway or bus?
@thejason8er3 жыл бұрын
Sorry if this is super late, Kyoto has an incredible subway system, there are many busses too, that will being you very close to where you need to go. But as far as I know it is pay-per-ride so it can add up! The JR Pass doesnt work much in Kyoto, but is great to get you in or out of Kyoto. (From Osaka, or to Nara etc)
@dammbleth23 жыл бұрын
@@thejason8er Thanks! I never went back to Japan b/c of Corona-chan, so this is will help me decide where it is i want to go when it is all finally over.
@yapp904 жыл бұрын
im gonna rent the gay car next month in japan :)
@AliShah-xe3ne4 жыл бұрын
How can I pas easily paper of driving’s license
@WhatashameMaryJane4 жыл бұрын
Useful video. I suggest you to add a little info about who you are and why you have knowledge about Japan, as I was wondering why the infos provided should be reliable. Thanks!
@anantharamaiahsk75824 жыл бұрын
How about December visit?
@QueenJaneway4 жыл бұрын
Is this video excluded from youtube!? This is so weird. helpful tips though
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A coworker recommended a place when we were overseas in Japan but apparently in the two years time he was gone they implemented a rule that no non Japanese could go into their little restaurant so no gyudon for me, so whoever ruined that restaurant for us I hate you
No curry Udon?
Thanks.
No curry!?
why is beer more expensive?
I believe the translated license only applies to specific nations
HI! I am planning a trip to Kyoto and Osaka. Do u mind let me where to obtain the train line schedule from Osaka to Kyoto's tourist spots
Many thanks to your video. I've got driving experience in Japan some ten years ago, and will do it again in coming May. Your self refueling gas station is something new that I didn't have experience with last time I drove in Japan
Very useful. Thanks. I shall try using gouchisosana especially.
I really wanna vosit Japan but its in the opposeite side of the world :cc i hope to travel there sometime tho!
Driving from right to left.. No thanks, I'll take the train.
you need to adjust the content
Though public drinking is allowed, I would not suggest walking while drinking or eating. Nice video
Gion is best at night I feel. Most visitors have gone home so streets are clear and the lighting is perfectly. A bit dark but mysterious too. Walking at night in Kyoto is wonderful and totally safe. Nanzenji at night or the evening rather is very special.
WOW
Indonesian's drive on the left side to
"A 6 pack of beer can cost around 9$" Me - Laughs in Canadian
Who else here to see there laws bc they wanna speed
Holy crap, $10 for a single toll
Hi! I uploaded a temple movie recently. Though it's not in Kyoto, please check it out if you have interest. Have a nice day😸
!,
Nice footage of temple
Ichinenzaka and Ninenzaka
Love Kyoto. Thank you for sharing
Ah great tips. I would also add that some of the places you mentioned are open 24/7 and that the hours of operations varies by season. Example: Some temples are have illumination events during autumn to view the leaves. Also places like Fushimi Inari are great at night! I had read about it and made sure to have a good flashlight with me for my visit. The change between day and night visits were amazing. I wouldn't try to hike the entire path at night but the grounds are so peaceful and quite at night. I only saw maybe 5 other people at night. Of course you miss out on actually going inside of the temples and the food stalls so I would say do both if time permits. Kyoto requires the use of buses for public transport for many of your trips. There is a system for getting on and paying for your fare which I cannot recall but you can find that and TONS of good info on Japanguide.com it was my go to site for planning my trip. Google maps is your best bet on getting around but even that can lead you awry. Some of the bus routes seemed to change on us mid route...I'm sure it was my fault but still- it's something you should plan for as getting lost is just one of those things. Keep an eye on Maps to ensure you are heading in the right direction all the way to your destination.
Can you make one of these for the automatic bathtubs? 😅 Even though I could read Hiragana/Katakana and knew a decent amount of Japanese, I had a really hard time figuring mine out at a high-end hotel! So much Kanji, and so many systems I didnt know if it was working or not!!
Love it! My wife and I spent 4 days in Kyoto on our honeymoon and did lots of these things. Here’s a few of my tips: Try wandering and exploring for shops/restaurants, Yelp will 100% lead you back to the Kyoto station (as Japan doesn’t use Yelp like we do in US, though they do use TableLog, its still far less info) and many times you will find yourself stuck there wishing you could plan how else to find the kind of food you want. Your JR Pass will only work for the Shinkansen, and expect to pay extra for all the MANY other lines to get around Kyoto (Arashiyama, Gion, Nishiki, and the Station are all quite far from eachother!) As the locals/your hotel staff if any markets or events are happening during your stay- there are many local farmer’s markets and swap-meet like events you can get some wonderful omiage & snacks! Fushimi Inarii is more about the gates and the walk rather than the view! Theres one nice view about 85% of the way up, but be aware that at the peak is a graveyard and giftshop covered in thick trees, you can’t see the city from there and you’re not allowed to sit down there either (its disrespectful of the graves), so if you’re wanting a mountain hike with a view of the city, i’d recommend elsewhere. But the forrest was still beautiful and it is awesome to see all the gates and lamps and temple kittens along the way! Look for experiences you can’t find in your country! In the Nishiki market we stumbled upon an Otter Cafe, and that was one of my wife’s favorite things about our trip!!
Jason I thought the highest peak was another shrine? Not sure which part of the mountain top that you’ve visit? 🤔
Rurou’nin Lee it looked like a graveyard to me, but it may have been many many small shrines!
Great content my friend. Short, sweet to the point and helpful. Sub'd
My boyfriend and I messed up last time we went to Japan and are trying again, but we wanted to have access to strawberry items without going in the dead of winter. Last year we went in July, but next year for our trip we wanted to go in April. Can we find strawberry items like sandwiches and such at the beginning of April?
What month does Autumn and Winter start?
Autumn in September or November Winter in December
Arigatou
Thank you
2.58-3.00 dirty ice or glass is not OK in Japan
The four seasons of Japan, change in the nature at the season, Which season do I like? I would say, each season is fabulous. 😅 The beauty of the nature that each season weaves is wonderful in winter, autumn, summer, spring. The good eating that can be done at each season is the enjoyment. The good harvest of rice is pleased to do enjoying the moon to look at cherry blossoms in spring, and to see the festival and Yukata, fireworks, pool, sea, in summer in autumn, and it warms ourselves in Kotatsu in the family, and it eats the pan in winter. This is a Japanese style.
Hi, Good Work, Keep us the Good task and more videos too.
You didn't mention ETC cards, and is it really required to translate my IDP?
I'll go during September when it's raining that way I'm the only tourist around. 👌
😂 same here
How did it go? Planning on going in September as well
「トイレはどこですか？」が一番重要。オシッコが漏れそうなのに、日本人に「Where is the toilet?」ならまだしも、「Where is the bathroom?」って聞いたら、オシッコを漏らす結果となる。
I plan to go in the summer to go to Amusement parks along with sightseeing but I also want to avoid the rainy season entirely. I was thinking late July and August. Is that a good time to visit? I would love to know!
Great video, thank you so much!
Muy util
Byodoin shown among temples in the beginning is in Uji, which you _could_ consider outside Kyoto. BTW, Kurama has a hot spring also.
Good info
In the season of Spring can we see snow fall?
Is Kyoto difficult to get around in without renting a car? Can i get to all these places with just subway or bus?
Sorry if this is super late, Kyoto has an incredible subway system, there are many busses too, that will being you very close to where you need to go. But as far as I know it is pay-per-ride so it can add up! The JR Pass doesnt work much in Kyoto, but is great to get you in or out of Kyoto. (From Osaka, or to Nara etc)
@@thejason8er Thanks! I never went back to Japan b/c of Corona-chan, so this is will help me decide where it is i want to go when it is all finally over.
im gonna rent the gay car next month in japan :)
How can I pas easily paper of driving’s license
Useful video. I suggest you to add a little info about who you are and why you have knowledge about Japan, as I was wondering why the infos provided should be reliable. Thanks!
How about December visit?
Is this video excluded from youtube!? This is so weird. helpful tips though