Life Outside Tokyo | Iwami Ginzan

[@Island_Me]

What a beautiful place! I was wondering if you wouldn't mind just briefly showing a map of Japan at the beginning of these types of videos and highlighting or putting an arrow to show us the location. I always like to know where these places are, but I sometimes have no idea what part of Japan it is and have to pause the video and search on a map of Japan to find it. It would be so helpful. If not, that's okay. Thank you for showing us all these amazing little towns. First time I've ever seen a silver mine. That little bat made me smile! 😄

[@TabiEats]

Thank you for that suggestion. We will try to do this on future videos.

[@gacchan]

That idea of a map is great. I would love it as well.

[@amphreded]

Great idea!

[@ceevee_26]

I would love to see a map as well!

[@melissadunton3534]

Great idea!!!

[@velocity80]

What a beautiful soul Japan has.Such rich and beautiful traditions,cultures and people.I am an Indian guy but i promise myself that i will speak acceptable Japanese language soon before i die.Don't ever adulterate the purity of you lot.I am in awe of you guys.Simply amazing.In love with the Japanese culture and people

[@CreativeCreatorCreates]

When I visited Japan, I was so astounded at how much, and how well things have been preserved. I touched an 800 year old bell and realized how amazing it all is. Love your videos and much continued success! ✨

[@TabiEats]

Thank you for watching.

[@debracantrell1058]

What veiws you get to and listen to history of this town awesome thanks for sharing this video with us all take care stay safe ❤️😘🤩🥰☺️🏵️🌸🌼🏵️💐💮

[@TabiEats]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@melissadunton3534]

8:55 sooooo cute!!! I ❤️ 🦇 🦇 I’ve actually seen them in the wild quite often as I grew up in a farming community and they are quite common here in northeastern Pennsylvania. We have a lot of natural caves & caverns in Pennsylvania and upstate New York. This is definitely a town I would love to see on my trip to Japan. Thank you for sharing with us your adventures and the foods. Until we can travel more freely, I can live vicariously through you! ✌🏻🥰😊 *PS EDIT I absolutely loved the background music that you selected. Honestly, it made the video even more beautiful*

[@TabiEats]

Thanks so much!

[@aineesan25]

江戸時代にタイムスリップしたみたいで素敵😃❗️行ってみたいっ❗️

[@TabiEats]

本当に夢を見てたみたいな場所でした。

[@mayumidaigo3613]

Visiting Iwami Ginzan has been one of my bucket list since Iwami Ginzan is listed as World Heritage in 2007. This video is one of my very favorite videos of TabiEats. Thank you so much for another amazing video, Satoshi san, Shinichi san!

[@STEVENSCOTTFERGUSON]

The town is beautiful. I love how all the buildings are earth tone colors.

[@deeb4053]

This has to be one of the most beautiful places you have shown us and the food looks so incredible! The serenity of the candlelit house just reached out and touched me, I’m really looking forward to visiting. Thank you so much Shinichi and Satoshi for introducing us to such wonders

[@TabiEats]

Thank you for watching

[@SebastienFortin07]

What a magical town! I love the traditional and historical Japanese buildings like these. And that house with no electricity appears to be the perfect place to relax and meditate.

[@momonakokeshi6325]

Sorry, I finished watching it before my appointment, so I couldn't comment. I love how they kept the buildings the same. They even made the vending machine match. Another wonderful place to stay. I am slowing down, so I would have to stay over.

[@Jeni10]

It’s a blessing that it wasn’t destroyed considering how much history surrounded the region!

[@sandrac1313]

What a wonderful place! Thanks for sharing guys.

[@TabiEats]

Thanks for watching!

[@Waywren]

oh this is incredible! Especially the guest house y'all stayed at, and the house without electricity--so many plot points in pre-electric literature (particularly, say, Tale of Genji) make so much more sense when you see what candles and lamps do and don't show. The mine was terrifying, i'm claustrophobic XD but the bat was so cute! Thank you for your care in not disturbing it.

[@louisetregomorgan4907]

Iwami Ginzan , has my heart I just love it's beauty and the people who live there . It's s so peaceful like the people. The food was absolutely amazing steamed fish and oysters pizza made from rice, every dish was perfection Shinichi and Satoshi. I hope to see you return for another visit . Thankyou so much for making this video it's the real Japanese paradise ✨️ 💛.

[@TabiEats]

So happy to hear that you enjoyed seeing this place.

[@elainecampbell8083]

This video had an aura of healing. The sights, the nature, the buildings, the food, the house with no electricity (like you said, feeling like it was a meditation experience). It was truly beautiful. I had such a stressful day (in a good way), and it left me so exhausted mentally and physically. I sat down with a nutritious dinner and watched your video, and by the end, I didn't feel stressed anymore. I felt very calm and centered. You two are always so wonderful with your commentaries too. Thank you for a special video! :D

[@snowpea11]

This was such a beautiful and interesting video! 💖 Great musical choice too!

[@noahprince350]

Sans, that old town feels so magical for me! U have been fed well too! Can't wait for part 2

[@jhhjams1234]

So beautiful! Especially home with no electricity! Outstanding! Thank you for sharing your adventures! JoAnn Sigby

[@LewillPrevails]

Wow, the house without electricity is magical! We can sort of experience how it is like in the olden days during nighttime.

[@shelleyscloud3651]

So much beauty in this video, it brought me to tears! Oh how I’d love to go there! 🙏

[@immakatlady8243]

What a magical place! Thank you for sharing! 🌸

[@samanthajohnson3368]

This is such a magical place. There's just no other way to describe it. From the mountains, to the buildings, and then the fine details like the vending machine and cups plus plates and bowls. Stepping back in time, yet again other place I need to visit. The list is so long now just for Japan, I'm going to have to start a book.

[@laurene2586]

Really loved this video. I enjoy traveling vicariously through your adventures. I had to share this video with a few of my friends so they could enjoy this unique experience as well!

[@dynacatart]

amazing, never thought of outside tourist areas b4

[@DineNastyLakers]

Like the food, would like to see more beer tasting

[@ceciliaogawa5807]

Hello Shinichi and Satoshi, It is so pretty and well perserved in the village. I love to visit a place, With so much history. I bet they are the healthiest people living off the land. It is nice to know you can hire tour guides that speak english. The food looked good. Thank you again for all your hard work in filming and editing, and bringing it to your viewers. Have a beatiful day and look forward to more of your artwork of filming.

[@TabiEats]

So happy you enjoyed this video Cecilia.

[@katrinlausch3078]

This dinner looks also utterly perfect. After seeing the extented version on your other channel I am even more in awe. I really adore your effort to create great content on every channel you have, your care for detail and respect for the meaning behind. Arigatō, stay both safe ✨❤️

[@arajoanesayakreuk5522]

Beautiful place, breathtaking.. and the last house with no electricity....almost made me cry i dont know why? Thank you for this video! 🙏🏻❤🙏🏻❤

[@dbwatx931]

I love this off the beaten path travel❣️

[@akemi1269]

Amazing experience!!

[@tamara4557]

What a lovely area!!! the scenery is gorgeous😍Food looks delicious. And that shop... I want to go sometime.

[@the_hiroman]

Thank you for sharing this, will most probably be my visit next time.

[@fibram1008]

it is very interesting to know the hidden places of Japan! thank you guys

[@VerhoevenSimon]

What a lovely town, I love what they did with that vending machine.

[@luckyguy71]

This was a GREAT Video! (not sure how I missed it!) It is such a beautiful place! Thanks for posting it.

[@gacchan]

This place looks gorgeous. Maybe I'll be able to visit Japan in my 40s.

[@Ramberta]

Thanks for sharing this, what a cool video!

[@awoFalase]

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!!

[@astroboy3507]

It’s always good to live in the city as I’m a city boy but it’s so nice to get away for a short time to peace like this!!!! 👍🏻 @12:40 so nice that vending machine I never seen one like that cool!!!!!😲

[@catherinebond7474]

This looks like a very interesting place and your video was really well done. You said on the livestream you work hard on it and it shows. Especially the opening montage. Bats are lucky animals, right? Cool you saw one there in the mine. Are they still mining silver in the area. Hard work. Did you visit the school? The food looks delicious. I would enjoy the strawberry the most. Beautiful area to visit and it was during ume season which I think I like even more than sakura.

[@gwynnmccallan8856]

I want to visit, but I think it would be wonderful to be able to live in such a beautiful town. I think so far this is my favorite place out of all the places you've shared with us.

[@simplyJenGrier]

What a lovely trip. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@Frozenpotsticker]

I love Satoshi's comments on food! And I wish we could jop sticks that fine in the us.

[@cherylbaker4290]

I love Japan and Japanese people so much ❤️🇯🇵

[@LycheeGirl816]

Gorgeous video, thank you!

[@canadianmoose9010]

Love this Video... what a place!! I would love to visit this town. I love this Japanese old style!! And the food looks so good. Great Video Guys!!

[@oraweetaphianthong877]

I just watched a clip about Omori on NHK World. I remember Tabieats went to this town so I came back here again. It's such a beautiful place 😊

[@brklynghetto]

OMG I LOVE THIS PLACE ALREADY. The hotel is wonderful like i need to go there ❣️❣️

[@sukanya3231]

I love Japan 😍

[@anupkulkarni4887]

What a beautiful video ❤️

[@FlipsideJapan]

I spent time filming there recently! Such a beautiful town:)

[@rachelolvera9435]

What an adventure

[@JoannaRives]

Reminds me of a Bed and Breakfast, but dinner.

[@nufi20]

Id imagine there are many ghost stories in town. Nice video

[@soggymoggytravels]

A lovely location. I wonder if these were mines that Koreans used to work in?

[@sukanya3231]

All that Japanese food makes me 🤤

[@scottholloway2516]

Can I move there??? The streets are so clean! I have so much litter where I live. Ugh

[@asuranrocks]

omg i'm definitely going there!

[@R808-e9e]

Aloha from Hawaii! We love watching your channel! My wife and I be in Osaka in September and wanted to visit this beautiful town and stay at the property in your video. Just wanted to reconfirm the name of this location because I found 2 other places in the same town. Is it KURASUYADO TAKYO-ABEKE? Also, we’re interested in hiring the same individuals that took you on a tour of this area. Would you mine sharing their contact with me? Thank you again! There’s so many places we want to visit in Japan just from watching your videos blogs! Keep them coming! Mahalo!

[@LateSorrowOFFICIAL]

Love your channel you guys!!

[@stevebrettell6239]

They brought the kids in to work the particularly small passages.

[@aretaputri5209]

the place really reminds me of the movie "Little Forest"

[@redsofaanimation]

What an amazing video!! I loved the mine sadly I’m too tall I would bump my head every time lol

[@rachelolvera9435]

Gorgeous

[@TalkToMe66]

This is Rural Japan I like...

[@sherryillk]

This looks familiar... Did Rachel and Jun come here once on their channel?

[@kattrablake7008]

14:34 is it me or do the square spoons look like little shovels?

[@jeywood6532]

Does this town have any single families with children or without, or mostly retired residents?

[@thomass4785]

I feel like a Zashiki Warashi lives in this old house. Nothing happened in a night ?

[@TabiEats]

Nope. Just peace and quiet

[@Selloutsatirist]

I expected to see Pennywise in that mineshaft...

[@helpfulcommenter]

Were people really shorter in Edo period? How short were they?

[@TabiEats]

I don't know exactly but yes, they were way shorter than they are now.

[@longsleeper1]

Average height for Japanese people during the Edo period. Man 155 ~156 cm (5feet) Women 143~146 cm(4.7feet)

[@azechu]

mineshaft... minecraft!!

[@308078adam]

😄

[@rachelolvera9435]

I would not enter the shaft

[@passionscott4877]

Are these two a couple?

[@lilkitten545]

Yes :)

[@marissacaldeira2098]

By

[@marissacaldeira2098]

I meant Beautiful ..not bye

[@TabiEats]

Thank you