2 day itinerary | Yoshino and the traditional town of Imaicho | japan-guide.com

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* A note on corona safety: in this video, filmed during the early stage of the epidemic, our host can be seen without wearing a mask. Please note that this was strictly limited to time spent on camera, conducted at a safe distance from others and with the cooperation of local businesses.

[@Steve-bw9bs]

My wife and I are travel advisors and watch dozens of videos about places we are planning to visit. This is a well made video: informative, concise, and professional. Raina Ong is on of the better travel vloggers we've seen. Her presentation is more about the place and less about herself. Keep up the good work.

[@pbyfr]

Nara is really underrated, it has so many gems. It just not always easy to go from one place to the other in train.

[@teratikkoanan7671]

Mt. Yoshino , My top list for Sakura blossom sightseeing.

[@pbyfr]

Just expect a lot more tourists. But surely the safest place to see cherry tree blossom, as the season is more than a month.

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[@japanguide]

Thank you for the really nice comment!!

[@MultiOranuch]

Great and Amazing Wonderful Japan THANKS A LOT for sharing of small town - I am planing to visit in near futue My thai friends from Bangkok told me many positive things in Japan. I was grown up to Watch many Samurai Film on TV... long time ago :-) But I am always fascinated of this culture, nature , especially food :-) Best wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN

[@masatoshiinoue9722]

A well done and analytical exploration of Nara and its related townships. Born in Japan, until now, I have never learnt the city of Nara other than exposed in text books during the elementary school. History, temples, Yoshino cherry blossom trees, local produces, etc. were well covered in this brief video. Thank you for showing the snap shots of the origin of Japanese literal history.

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cleanliness of japan amazes me every single time.

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[@paulccrimmins]

Aloha 🤙 from Honolulu! I really like Raina as a host and tour guide. Excellent video! Thanks 😊

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

Absolutely love the drone shot in the beginning. Even if we go there, we won't be able to see it that way, cus we are not birds... Thanks to technology, tho, we can experience how it looks like from above!

[@timmyodaley1411]

Thank you...

[@jaimejbp]

Nice old buildings. Thanks.

[@LimChingLiang]

7:40 Part. Going Imacho should get down from Yaginishiguchi Station 八木西口駅 instead of Yamato-Yagi Station. From 10 minute walk cut down to 2 minute walk. After Visting Imacho, Walk back to Yamoto-Yagi Station and take Kintetsu 2 most luxury Limited Express back to Osaka which is ''Shimakaze'' or "Hinotori". Perfect way to end to journey.

[@Shadski14]

I've really enjoyed these and I hope you keep them coming. And Raina is lovely!

[@w.w.sakbeh571]

The sushi wrapped in persimmon leaves, the soba, the burdock root sweets!! Those will keep me alive while I enjoy the nature and architecture.

[@MartialBachoffner]

Gorgeous architecture! I'm always thinking about the the cameraman/woman it must be though for them.

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Japan Guide videos save me from going mad during lockdown... Thank you for your quality content! :)

[@japanguide]

Glad we can help bring a little bit of Japan to your home. Thank you for the nice comment!

[@FatBubble.]

Fantastic video! Really don't mind if you slow down and show/tell us more about these wonderful spots. 12 min just feels too rushed!

[@normanwandsworth]

What a lovely tour guide you are Ms. Ong. Very interesting. Thank you so much.

[@japanguide]

Thank you for your nice comment!

[@matthewdishington3842]

Awesome and beautiful video. Love Raina as host and guide.

[@jamesrael9557]

Is that a new hairstyle for Raina? It’s lovely. So waiting for the travel ban to get lifted, I want to go there so much!

[@santychr4606]

You presented the tour in an interesting and dynamic way! I like it.! I have been to Nara but didn't go to the places you walked through..Thanks, young lady! (Woman, 72 yrs, retired.)

[@japanguide]

Thank you very much for the nice comment!

[@HongKongHoods]

Wonderful video! Always love to see japan-guide.com's coverage of Yoshino, it's always so beautifully done and brings back memories of my own visits there. Great job Raina and the crew. Great end with a trip to Imaicho including some sake...I bet Raina enjoyed filming this one a lot! :)

[@nextplaneticket]

This channel is amazing, so are the presenters as well thank you for sharing

[@japanguide]

Thank you so much!

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[@ayleene100]

This beautiful places inspire me and give me the hope that someday i will see them by myself! Thank you!

[@japanguide]

Thank you!

[@dinaavianti]

Always love to see this channel..

[@asmith7148]

Beautiful presentation of Imaicho I feel like I actually went on this trip. thank you

[@okanoshi941]

Will definitely go to Mt. Yoshino the next time I'm in Japan which I'm hoping will be soon 🙏

[@royvisau8815]

Excellent video! Thanks for the great work.

[@doioz]

So cool! Always keen on seeing places I've never heard from before. Perfect narration, videography and editing as always. You seem to be back to the video-rythm haha!

[@thomasschenkels5020]

Excellent video with good inspiration ! Love the music.

[@japanguide]

Thank you so much!

[@oom19jan]

Beautiful Nara Thank you for this beautiful content

[@StagnantMizu]

Awesome video, hope you channel will keep growing!

[@japanguide]

Thank you!

[@johnyuyu5953]

Amazing country

[@allyahmed894]

Beautiful video...you are the best...

[@romerort]

Great, thank you. I am dreaming visiting these amazing places!

[@LostUndertheSky]

I’d love to go there during the blossom season

[@leonscheuber1036]

I love your videos and have watched them all! One small request: you are showing a lot of traditional Japanese culture which is great, but how about showing also some modern Japanese culture every once in a while? A video about Ghibli sights around Japan or a trip through Akihabara and Nakano would be interesting for example.

[@japanguide]

Thank you for the nice comment and the advice. We really appreciate it!

[@LOADING...o.o.o]

I wanna move there

[@Fotogonch]

Мне очень нравятся такие исторические места в Японии. Боюсь представить в каком плохом состоянии сейчас бизнес у людей в этих краях😖 Рада видеть вас в добром здравии 🙏

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As usual topnotch content!

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I want to goooooooo back to Japan!

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[@japanguide]

Thank you! Welcome to the channel!

[@carmelastacruz2641]

Like i always say if you will be lockdown in a country i love to be lockdown in japan specially in the rural areas

[@ishikawaniv2537]

Beautifullissimmo!

[@Leeollee]

Very Nice

[@TheMoonlightMoods]

Me: I wonder if the leaves are eatab... Raina: Please don’t eat the leaves! Me: Oh .-.

[@NerdyComma]

I did eat them, they have more texture than taste, really :)

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吉野紹介なら、日本最古の寿司屋「つるべすし弥助」さんも紹介して欲しかったです^ ^ 義経千本桜　鮨屋の談の歌舞伎演目に登場する鮨屋さんです^ ^

[@josephbradley1781]

Great show. I love watching them all. By the way, cool looking backpack. What is the make and model, if you don’t mind.

[@lawrence_of_osaka]

you can eat the leaf! try a bit first, but I've never had a bad one yet.

[@japanguide]

The persimmon leaves of kakinohazushi should not be eaten.

[@johns4651]

Very nice but not sure what exactly is the point of the videos as Japan closed with no end in sight. Is it to show off what you cannot have?

[@Mr.Alia63]

Hi is this raw fish or steamed please?

[@travgpeters1]

sake early in the day . thats my kind of women !

[@eagleeatsmonkey3621]

a ghost town ... cant see people .. very depressing to exclude people in video

[@carlitoshoued7400]

The word is Historic not Historical.

[@jerrybear6440]

Thank you....

[@jerrybear6440]

Thank you.....