Top 10 Things To Do In Japan, in order: 10- Sample the "B-Grade Gourmet" AKA as Ramen 9- Tour Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park and Museum 8- Hike the Northern Alps 7- Explore Tokyo's Old East Side 6- Soak in a Natural Hot Spring AKA Onsen 5- Experience Traditional Accommodation AKA Ryokan 4- Skiing In Niseko 3- Gallery Hop on "Art Island" 2- Visit The Buddhist Temples And Shrines 1- Visit Kyoto's Ancient Sites Name of the song is "Arakicho Street". soundcloud.com All credits for the music goes to thepanacheorchestra soundcloud.com and the work is under a Creative Common licence 3.0 creativecommons.org
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I went on an festive holiday outing in Sapporo to experience the sights of the season at the annual Christmas market. Come along with me. Perhaps we'll even meet up with Father Christmas! Happy Holidays! ドイツ・ミュンヘンとの姉妹都市提携30周年を記念して2002年に初めて開催されたミュンヘン・クリスマス市 in Sapporo。 Keep up with my randomness on the web here: Twitter - twitter.com Tumblr - gwenhwyfaraway.tumblr.com DailyBooth - http Music Credits: "Sheep May Safely Graze" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" creativecommons.org
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www.TravelsWithSheila.com The Komanoyu Ryokan was very luxurious and nothing like the little inns we had been staying at with the exception of Futons. Yes, there were futons, laid out by staff in a very large room. I was extremely disappointed in the hot springs, expecting an Onsen similar to one near the Kita Alps with large, outdoor and communal hot springs not the segregated by sex small pools. It also appeared that the ballyhooed white monkeys that we hoped to see in this area had packed their bags and gone on vacation. A huge, banquet dinner mitigated my disappointment. But I still can't decide what those teesy tadpole looking fish were. Enlighten me, please!
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Japan Travel Guide Series! ☆☆ Short random Tokyo Clips Here!! www.youtube.com ☆☆ チャンネル登録と友達紹介も忘れないでね！ 新しい動画をアップしたらすぐみれるようになるから。 Other week I read the Metropolis Magazine's article on Niijima so I decided to go. It was a very beautiful and strange experience. This Island is located about 3hrs from Tokyo by a fast ferry. (The slower one takes 6 hrs!) They have an amazing surf beach. It is technically part of the Tokyo Prefecture. I found the overall business mentality to be a bit odd. For example they don't rent surf boards at the "Surf Station" by the beach. Surf board rentals are expensive, 4000 yen for short, 5000 yen for long board for about 5 hours. To spend the night it costs about 5000 yen. But to rent a car it's 8000 yen for 6 hours. But they have a free outdoor Onsen/Hot Spring! And they have an internationally renowned Glass Art Museum. (I know, because I went there to use the toilet!) Anyways, if you want to go to Niijima, here's the link to the place we stayed and ferry information. Hotel www.niijima.or.jp Ferry www.tokaikisen.co.jp ミナサマ、こんにちは！ クリスです。 今年の夏は暑いですね〜！ 夏休みだったので彼女のマーシャと新島まで行ってきました。 面白い島でした。 このビデオはすべてPanasonic DMC-TZ7で撮りました。 すべてデジカメで撮っております。 編集はiMovie 09のみです。実はキャノンのIxy i920の方がもっと使いやすいのですがCanonさんのデジカメにはまだHD Optionが付いておりません。 Panasonicは使いにくいです。でも ...
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lance attenbrow enjoys traditional japnese food in the japanese dining bar in tokyo
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A quick intro to train transportation and some tips to make your life easier.
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"Three Weeks in Japan" is a series of 12 episodes shot with a POV camera during a three week vacation taken in Japan by four friends, Morgan, Mathias, Nicolas and Francis (me). We travelled the country by train, metro, boat and feet, and came back with 25 DV tapes so that you could, in a way, travel with us by screen. We hope you enjoy this virtual vacation :) In this episode: Tokyo - Asakusa
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A Theme Park Reflecting Culture and Life in the Edo Era Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura This vast theme park in front of Nikko National Park has a wide range of film-related attractions including an open set for film sets, theaters, film halls and an exhibition halls. An impressive ninja play and oiran (geisha) parade are very popular among the visitors. You can enjoy and learn about the culture of the Edo period through watching performances and experiencing the associated attractions. Hot Spots in Japan - Travel in Japan Nikko Edo Mura the Japenese culture theme park recently changed the name to Edo Wonderland. It fuses together into the Edo period culture and the present culture. Once you enter the gate, it gives an illusion that you are lived in the Edo period. You can experience life like a Ninja and also watch Ninja shows. Do you see through a clever trick?? Ninja are very clever to disappear and they appear from a place not possible to foresee. Be careful!!! Ninja will attack you!!! Also there have some display of the Edo period life and prison. After you enjoy show and display, you can take rest at a restaurant. You have to try traditional Japanese foods like Dango, Udon, Soba, etc You can also pre-arrange to wear traditional Japanese costumes for an even more authentic experience. Dont forget to buy souvenirs for your trip memory. There are many traditional goods. Nyan-Mage is a popular mascot of this amusement park. If you interest in Japanese culture, you will ...
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As part of The 1000 Journals Project at the Skirball, artist Kara Klein taught journaling classes in October and November 2010. Thank you for all of your video comments! Kara Klein is not currently teaching a class at the Skirball Cultural Center, but when she teaches again, we will be sure to post it here! In the meantime, please checkout our current porgrams and courses at www.skirball.org. To see the original artwork Kara created for The 1000 Journals Project, visit our Flickr album at bit.ly
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Earthquake happened, Tohoku Japan. But tough, people are living today. Day in the summer, people hold a festival. Solemnly, and to rouse themselves. Such presents a summer festival in the Northeast. Festival to introduce the Nebuta Aomori, Akita, light rods, and Sendai Tanabata. So, please enjoy. えー・・・今回google先生を駆使して、説明文と動画内の文を英語にしてみました。 さてはて、こんな英語で大丈夫でしょうか？すごく不安でございます（；^ω^） 内容はと言えば、青森ねぶた・秋田竿灯・仙台七夕の夏祭りを堪能してきた様子のダイジェストでございます。 ニコ動にもうｐしてますが、こちらは英語テロップ付きです。 それでは、最後までゆっくりみていってね。
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Feb. 28, Tue. 0:30 - 1:00 (UTC) etc. "Life in the deep snow" - Jigokudani Yaen Koen (snow monkeys) - A traditional ryokan inn (Kanaguya) - Dosojin Fire Festival Jigokudani Yaen Koen In the Monkey Park here you can watch the snow monkeys bathing in their own hot spring pool. Open: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (November - March) 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (April - October) Entrance: 500 yen; children 250 yen Access: Route 1: By train from Nagano Station to Yudanaka Station (Nagano Dentetsu Railway). Then by bus to Kanbayashi Onsen (15 minutes). Route 2: By bus from Nagano Station East Exit to Kanbayashi Onsen Iriguchi (Shigakogen Line). From the bus stop to the park, it's a 30-40 minute hike into the forest. www.jigokudani-yaenkoen.co.jp Shibu Onsen Hot spring village near the Monkey Park. Access: By train from Nagano Station to Yudanaka Station (Nagano Electric Railway). Then by taxi (5 minutes). www.yudanaka-shibuonsen.com Nozawa Onsen The Dosojin fire festival is held in this village on January 15th each year. Access: Route 1: By bus from Nagano Station direct to Nozawa Onsen. Route 2: By train from Nagano Station to Togari Nozawa Onsen Station (JR Iiyama Line). Then by bus to Nozawa Onsen (20 minutes). nozawakanko.jp Nozawa village accommodation and tourist information IKSM TRAVEL www.ixsmtravel.com Accommodations with English speaking staff Villa Nozawa www.nozawaholidays.com
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At the time of year when our concern for the elderly is particularly strong, we travel to Japan, the world's oldest nation, to discover the secret to dealing with advancing age. But have they got the answers? With 30 million people over 65, Japan's life expectancy is the highest in the world. In the countryside it seems that keeping active and sociable is the secret; "a positive mental attitude is what counts". Yet in Tokyo the story is not quite the same - in the city the elderly aren't active through choice. Meagre pensions mean they often work up to their deaths. More and more old people line the streets, "living one day to the next". With a huge burden falling on the younger generation, the technophile Japanese see robots as a solution, most recently developing a 'robot suit' walking aid, designed to increase independence. It's a step in the right direction, but is it too little too late? ORF
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too weary for usual edits today... fill in your own WTF moments... Arnie Gundersen explains why a Global effort has not been made to extract the spent fuel at Fukushima SFP #4 sighting that it would draw more awareness that the United States and others have the same design on the Mark 1 containment design and the NRC does not want negative publicity. A new building material to absorb cesium has been developed, but they say NOTHING about the OTHER radioactive isotopes. Talk about the Pacific Garbage patch from the tsunami, and still nobody has plans for when it arrives. Here's a killer: Geoparks to show how natural disasters are going to be "preserved" to teach others about disasters... Meanwhile, get this, a low cost travel agency sends people to Fukushima and explains the radiation to them (of course they do NOT tell What they told the visitors) in an Effort To Increase Tourism to Fukushima! (MsMilky rolling eyes). A crack very large in spent fuel pool may threaten all life as we know it - at least in the northern hemisphere. (repeating the significance of the situation). various other articles. NRC Chairman Gregory B. Jaczko - Resignation Statement.... (see link below) www.youtube.com Latest Headlines: enenews.com 'The Sleeper': Unit 3 building 'fatally flawed' (VIDEO) Ambassador's comments translated by Asahi: Another accident at No. 4 reactor building could cause the "final catastrophe of the world" Gundersen: Pyrophoric fire if fuel rods in Unit 4 pool are not cooled ...
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Narita International Airport (NRT / RJAA) 2009-4-29... filmed at RWY34L End (11:57 JST) 2009-5-2... filmed at RWY16R End (10:48 JST)
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~*PLEASE READ*~ Footage from my trip to Japan. I lived with a host family from July 6th to August 4th, 2011. I went to Japan through LABO, who partnered with 4-H International Exchange programs. You can visit the LABO site here: labo-exchange.com Since I was 12 years old, it has been my dream to live in Japan. I'd never seen an anime, and I knew nothing about the pop culture, all I knew was that it looked like a beautiful place to visit, and I wanted to learn more. I did a lot of research, and I fell in love with not only the scenery, but the people, the food, the music, and their culture as a whole. I started learning Japanese when I was 14, because I decided that I would live there one day. Of course, it wasn't very likely to happen. I'm very lucky to have an amazing mom who supports me in my dreams. She told me about 4-H partnering with LABO for a one month homestay. We didn't have much money, but she was willing to do anything to help me achieve my dream. Before I knew it, I was on my way to Japan. Doing a home stay in Japan isn't even comparable to going as a tourist. As a tourist, you're an outsider. When you live with the Japanese, you become a member of their family, and live a Japanese life. I will never forget the people I met during my homestay, and we still stay in touch today. I made my channel to encourage others do do homestays, not only in Japan, but in any country. It's an amazing experience that opens your eyes to a culture you would have never known ...
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Music by The White Papers Twitter: @thewhitepapers Facebook: www.facebook.com website: www.ojet.com Download our iPhone app here itunes.apple.com For more check out www.mmafighting.com
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First video in a series where I talk about teaching! This is part 1 of teaching Elementary School, and I talk about your work relationship with your HRTs (homeroom teachers). I just realized it looks like I only have one eyebrow for a lot of this video, lol! Enjoy! sakuraskies.wordpress.com
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This is a window to Japan for my family and friends. And if you're not one of them it's cool too. Join me as I travel Japan seeking the ultimate dining experience. I will hit locales from the area and share my experience of the food and customs that flavor the Japanese culture. Special Thanks to my pregnant wife who's about the bush while shooting this Vlog=) You are coerced to join me on my next Vlog=)
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In Part 3 of my Teaching at ES videos, I focus on talking about teaching grades 1-4. If you have an ES questions that I didn't mention, just let me know!!! I love how you can see the changes in time throughout the day in the 3 videos. By the time I made this one it was dark, and I'd been working on stuff all day and am exhausted by this point lol. I think I'm probably noticeably less genki in part 3, sorry!!! Anyways, hope some of this stuff is useful! Enjoy! sakuraskies.wordpress.com
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Family vacation to Japan to visit our good friends - Tokyo highlights
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