Eating Local Food of MIYAJIMA in HIROSHIMA

[@Scriptor13]

I loved your sweet voice as you talked to the deer, Shinichi. Animals are so pure and beautiful and always elicit that feeling of love in me. ❤️ What gorgeous views around Miyajima! And I loved the beach rock wall. I've always wanted to visit Japan, and you and Satoshi have shown me many *very* special places I would never have known about otherwise. Heartfelt thanks.

[@petraisARMY7]

Thank you for taking us along. So beautiful!

[@coconutpanda]

Thank you for sharing all these wonderful places in Japan. We are really lucky to see places like Miyajima this way because normally, especially on a weekend, it would be flooded with tourists. The way you wander around without a plan is exactly how I like to experience places when I visit Japan. I can't wait to be able to go there again.

[@Taralynn70]

I QUITE enjoyed this!!! Loved the boat ride, those deer running around like cats, lol, The weather and scenery looked gorgeous, and the video quality was exceptional. I would have loved to see that little bridge with water underneath. I feel like I would drink too much sake and try to coax those deer onto the ferry to take them home, lol.

[@jant3528]

Love love LOVE your channel, Shinichi! Started watching your videos a few weeks ago and am so happy I found you and Satoshi. You guys always make me happy and put me in a good mood with your positivity and very engaging content. Thank you for taking us everywhere with you and love your honest and sometimes hilarious commentaries. Just subscribed to all of you and Satoshi's channels.

[@Shinichisworld]

Thank you Jan!

[@helvetiqa]

Yes! We sat and rested at that same secluded beach a few years ago! Brings back so many nice memories.

[@T50N6]

Really appreciate what your doing and your videos. Taking me on Japan tours during this period is awesome! Thank you!

[@summerwood619]

This place is beautiful, thank you for taking us along with you, another great vlog

[@debracantrell1058]

Hi Shinichi benton are so delicious u enjoy your day be safe 👍

[@despairia]

Aww, that chill deer resting in the sun.

[@aknittinkitten]

Thank you for visiting Miyajima and posting this video. I've wanted to visit this beautiful island and am glad to know there are hotels. Cam't wait to travel once the pandemic is over!

[@momonakokeshi6325]

Hi Shinichi, Thank you for going back to Miyajima. It really is beautiful. I feel like I am there minus the food.

[@ongalicia487]

Your bento is delicious, make sure i get one when I go to Miyajima again. Also that steam beef bun, yummy. I love oysters and had several types like grill oysters, kaki fry and fried curry oyster bun all delicious. It is a beautiful island and I highly recommend.

[@peachesto6643]

Wow the walkway along the water is absolutely beautiful I want to visit Japan so badly Thank you Shinichi, stay healthy . BTW you're a beautiful soul

[@Shinichisworld]

Thank you

[@michaelangeloaquio6066]

Thank you Shinichi for showing us Japan during these times. I'm looking forward to the time when we can go back and see your beautiful country.

[@londonpelen9157]

Hey shinichi good to see you hope you staying safe l appreciate u going out and sharing this video thanks stay safe God BLESS to all of u love guy's

[@danusmc3]

I went to Miyajima on the train from Iwakuni. What a great visit.

[@danniyao7541]

Shinichi, awesome content! Helping us all throughout this difficult time. I always feel calm when watching your videos, battling the uncertainties is harsh, but you always bring on a smile!

[@choppol24]

I was there a number of years ago in Miyajima island and there’s a really nice temple. It’s a bit of a walk but manageable. There’s also, a really nice soba noodle place there too.

[@goldbang]

Went there during 2017 trip. Really fresh and delicious oyster there

[@PurpleSwan_2704]

綺麗! 今度ぜひ行ってみたい

[@minniec.9127]

Very nice vdo. Thank you for showing beautiful Miyajima, so nice and relaxing 😊

[@ivykaneshiro7554]

Amazing.....I was there in 1986 and there weren’t as many shops..... what happened to the Tori structure that was in the water. That was a picture spot to proof that you went to Miyagima Island. Peaceful day to walk around. Thank you for sharing......

[@viv5144]

Estuve en la isla en febrero de 2019 y me toco un dia tan maravilloso como a ti. Recomiendo mucho quedarse a pasar la noche...obviamente en un hotel con onsen. Recorrer el pueblo al aterdecer y ver como se van prendiendo todas las lamparas camino al santuario es un sueño. El Torii de noche.... magico. Saludos.

[@laurawalker4675]

I appreciate your diligence during a pandemic to share your country with us, thank you friend!!!

[@Milnoc]

I bought a steamed beef bun at that very same place back in 2019! Very nice quick snack!

[@peterjake9621]

Hi Shinichi, loved the video. Miyajima looks like a great place to visit and chill out. And the food looks tasty 😋. 🙏😀👍

[@Trandans]

Beautiful walk - I like the contrast between the busy business streets and the calm residential areas. I appreciate that you show us both! And steamed buns are my favorite! 🙂

[@lexc1980]

Looking forward to part 2 of this video

[@MishMashTravels]

What a beautiful treasure you have shown us today, I will definitely visit one day.

[@atn3089]

Hi Shinichi, We were there on New Year's Day 2020 and the tori gate was under renovation. One of my favorite places to visit in Japan. Sure is different from when we were there. Being New Year's it was wall to wall people. We found the beach you had your lunch at, so beautiful.

[@FlippytheMasterofPie]

I had one of those gyuuman in the thumbnails. It was heavenly and no other gyuuman I’ve had here in the States has been able to compare.

[@sarahhemlock]

Such a very beautiful place and video! Thank you Shinichi!

[@christianhansen3292]

very cute peaceful little spot u explored there.

[@gabrieljimenez9762]

Gorgeous island. One of my favorite places that I visited when I studied there. I remember the whole day very fondly. So beautiful.

[@lauriepenner350]

I love Miyajima! It's a nice place to unwind after visiting the Peace Park memorials and museum, which are super heavy. You can catch a river boat to Miyajima from Peace Park, it costs more than the ferry but it's really convenient if you are staying around there, and you get an interesting view of some of the non- touristy areas of Hiroshima.

[@perdomot]

Always love seeing the shopping areas of a location. So many cute shops with wonderful things to buy.

[@hunkhk]

Stay safe Shinichi-san we are living in scary times. You're so lucky to be still able to travel the country. Here in Thailand we are still under Emergency decree till at least July with vaccine roll out super slow and case load increasing by the day. Hoping things will improve and we can all travel again soon visit friends and loved one and have a more normal existence.

[@Shinichisworld]

Thank you. Stay safe as well my friend

[@cyrinbird2556]

Love your content and you are funny

[@jessicaarttans4415]

Thank you for sharing your experience in Miyajima. It's one of unforgettable memories for us too. The kaki furai and the momiji manju are amazing. The oyster is so fresh and huge.

[@danusmc3]

I took a photo in front of that red torri (sp?). It's something I'd love to do again. I also took a photo at the top of the mountain after hiking up. There were monkeys in the trees on the way up. I love the architecture and scenery. Just amazing

[@m.kameron6303]

Beautiful island..

[@Bentears]

Such beautiful scenery. It looks like you had lovely weather. The food looked really yummy!

[@mercilessBeauty]

took the tram when I was in Hiroshima two years ago. It was a longer ride than JR but I enjoyed seeing more of Hiroshima. I miss it

[@katel7857]

I feel like I'm on holiday with you watching this video. That steamed bun! 😋

[@astroboy3507]

It was beauiful seeing the deers just wondering around very clear vid too shinichi!!!!✌

[@georgianasstudio]

Miyajima îs certainly beautiful!

[@shannondore]

What a beautiful beach. I loved the deer🦌 and the place you picked for your picnic. I thought all the trees were lovely at the beach. American beaches don't have alot of trees like that. I'm not much of a sun person so to me it's much nicer in the shade.😊

[@saraatppkdotpt8140]

Beautiful places you took us with!

[@wooble73]

Beautiful place and would like to look visit again

[@ryotetsu9514]

This time for sure, I will not fall asleep before knowing it and will join this streaming haha

[@WTN808]

Excellent walking tour of Miyajima. I was ambivalent about going to Miyajima when I plan to visit Hiroshima (Family roots) however, your video has changed my mind and will probably spend an overnight on the island. By the way, I can relate to the feeling you had coming upon those abandoned(?) homes...I had the same feeling. Then I recalled a movie that took was filmed onto a Native American reservation. Again, I had the same feeling seeing the homes they lived in. A Commentator expressed the same feeling and called meloncholy..."a feeling of pensive sadness, typically with no obvious cause." When I come across these episodes I often wonder what stories these homes / places could tell. Thank You! Please see follow up Comments on Part 2 and walking tour of Hiroshima.

[@tamara4557]

You always see the tori gate and the ocean view but never really the street leading up to it. So fun to see now. That street is so quaint to see. Love such places. The anago bento looks delicious. Don't think I ever had anago, I had some unagi, usually in sushi. Eel was one of my favourite fish when I grew up (together with teh Dutch/north sea shrimps). Always exciting when I got back from school for lunch and I saw some news papers on the kitchen counter; I knew that my uncle had dropped by to bring some freshly smoked fresh water eel :) such fond memories.

[@therealParisHilton]

Looks really nice

[@nanshine]

Now I really want to go back to Miyajima 😭😍

[@kristenclarkin7662]

What a beautiful day on Miyajima! I'm hoping that Japan travel will open up over Christmas and New Year's so I can visit. Have they said yet when they hope to have the Torii Gate renovations finished?

[@Shinichisworld]

I believe next year it should be completed. Not exactly sure when though

[@rubyannblasco3397]

I like to visit this place.

[@johnnylchalk2370]

Thank u for showing how to get there. Going this year

[@peachesto6643]

So after seeing this vid for a 3rd time I had a strong craving for matcha cream, whipped cream, custard, chocolate & adzuki buns. In Toronto there's also Hattendo, that specializes in cream buns. 10 out of 10. Thanks again Shinich 🙏👍

[@ladymoogirl]

I love Miyajima, I got engaged there!

[@Shinichisworld]

That’s so nice. Congratulations!!!

[@ladymoogirl]

@@Shinichisworld Thank you! It’s such a lovely place, hopefully we’ll get back there one day

[@OllamhDrab]

That's just a lovely seaside town. Especially cause there's trees right there by the water, (I need shade. :) ) And the food looked pretty nice. It's so hard to get good seafood where I am, I'm a bit envious. :)

[@SarahPerine]

Yes I noticed that too… a beach with trees! Spectacular!

[@mcgrewtim]

Hi Shinichi! Just wondering where you got your mask from. The colors are wonderful.

[@Shinichisworld]

Thanks. I found these masks from a random store. They are disposable masks that are to be thrown away at the end of the day. Super comfy. I like them

[@nitehork2796]

Was there a few years ago. Really liked it. The deer are wonderful, at least one of them coming up and nibbling on my partner’s skirt.

[@minasharma7815]

Oh god i remembered 2019 visit in japan

[@Mariastarotjourneywithme]

That food you ate that looks like a ball Reminds me of the ones over here that spanish culture makes It's called potato ball Instead of beef it has ground beef

[@ThatsJeanette]

25:57 everyone who is watching Detektive Conan, knows that eel is Genta's favorite and it's not cheap 😁🤣

[@seantelfranklin2543]

I want them to open Japan already, I've purchased new luggage and my passport just so I can stay for 1 month..

[@usharawle5493]

Hi Good job u are doing i saw one car how the people move aroumd from the Caribbean

[@Shinichisworld]

Most people take trams in this city.

[@LatinaChef1986]

I noticed where you got your bun, it was in Spanish as well, Carne de res.

[@awesomeadamfrom2099]

Awesome job

[@Jesuscares7680]

Never be afraid of the ocean.. the ocean is God's greatest creation..well one of them.. I was raised in Fort Lauderdale Florida ..I was always in the ocean.. they had to tie me up to the Lifeguard stand because I would just go out in the ocean .. like a 5 year old.. and I still adore to this day.. this was a great video.. those poor little dear.. keep waiting for food that's sad.. it's a catch-22.. you can't feed them but then they starve.. they won't go back up to the mountains ..Peace

[@SarahPerine]

Do the rice burgers have rice instead of a bun? There’s a great place where I live that makes something DELICIOUS like that!!

[@Soulstriker87]

We visited Miyajima in September 2019 and now i see the toori is still under restoration.

[@janegirot1623]

It's like Dingo's on Fraser Island in Australia, people feed them and no they attack children looking for food. Australia is also very slow with the vaccinations. Greater Sydney have been in a Lockdown since the 26th June and it's now 16th September

[@eduardochavacano]

Japanese traditional Rice cakes and little sweets are the best in Asia.

[@gingerleegirl6697]

So does the ticket machine only give you back your change if you push the button?

[@SarahPerine]

At about 7:45 min mark, I thought Shinichi was going to get oysters out of a vending machine… 😅

[@tanletran7270]

can you use JR Pass on the train & the ferry ?

[@Shinichisworld]

Yes you can. Hope you can visit one day!

[@tanletran7270]

@@Shinichisworld Thanks Shinichi we will be there in August 2023 . Any recommendations for hotel & dining in Hiroshima . We are thinking booking 3 nights at Sheraton Grande Hiroshima .thanks in advance

[@michellehernandez4174]

I'm sorry if this is a silly question, but why aren't people sunbathing/tanning/enjoying the water at the beach? Because of COVID or another reason? I've noticed that folks don't really "use" the beach in your videos.

[@AnnaKaunitz]

Shinichi probably films several weeks ahead and if you take a look at the temperatures at the locations, they weren’t really beach friendly. Also, it’s certainly not healthy to be outside on the beach/exposed to sun in the middle of the day - a tan is a burn which increases wrinkles and burns each time you get tanned etc- and Japanese people value their skin. People with white skin who live with very hot temperatures don’t go swimming/beach relaxing in the day, they have lunch inside and work. They go out in the evening to socialise on cafes. The exceptions seems to be Uk people, US people, Brazilians and a few others lol and those are the ones that looks like fried red lobsters. UV is high during the spring and the winter skin don’t do well with it as it starts over from zero protection each spring. Also, a lot of people find it plain boring to spend hours at the beach past childhood. It’s also very easy to overheat in hot temperatures as a senior. Many people like to walk around as well. It feels natural and we need to move to feel healthy. People like to discover new locations by foot. It’s not a covid thing :)

[@Shinichisworld]

Not a silly question at all. Sunbathing isn’t a thing here in Japan. kids might play in the water though. We do have beaches that are more for swimming etc. they are designated as beaches and have facilities like changing rooms, vendors, lifeguards etc. you’ll find people laying on the beach, swimming etc at those places.

[@kiddfox98]

Any input on the red light District of Hiroshima? Does it have the same reputation as Kabukicho?

[@Shinichisworld]

It’s like a smaller version of Kabukicho. I think the vibe is very similar

[@rosemarieteasdale9265]

ITS A SHAME THAT LAST TIME I WAS THERE IT WAS IN A HURRY! WANT TO STAY A NIGHT THERE! NEXT TIME

[@mariasiliga6230]

Your passing all the good restaurant. Buy a burger or something. And i love the Deers they look so peaceful

[@brucetownsend691]

Shinichi, I know you thought you were stretching it to say this was essential work making this video but it is a case of the truth being said in jest. Lockdowns and such cause and aggravate a lot of mental health issues. Being able to watch a video walk through of some of my favourite places in Japan really helps me stay sane and I am sure a lot of other people are also helped by it. So feel good about what you are doing. Running a popular KZbin channel is real work. It takes a lot of skill and effort. And, as I said, it really helps a lot of people in these difficult times.

[@robyn_roamz]

I am very allergic to things like oysters and muscles. How can I tell a waiter that when I finally get to go back to Japan?

[@mazzarouni5608]

Excuse my ignorance but is Monday to Friday office business hours and Saturday and Sunday office non business days in Japan? Are shops generally open on Saturday but closed on Sunday? I'm from England so we follow a Christian tradition of Sunday as the Sabbath and so most offices and some shops are closed. Japan is not a Christian country of course so what is Japan's tradition?

[@Shinichisworld]

Any shops close once a week, usually on a weekday. Sundays shops are usually open

[@spicy_xinger]

Sorry to hear about the COVID situation in Japan. The government is paralyzed by indecisiveness. They need to stop thinking and just start putting needles in arms

[@Appetite4ATX]

The eel looks like it is smoked maybe?

[@jeffchan7]

I believe it is prepared Kabayaki style - grilled and basted in sauce. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabayaki?wprov=sfla1

[@Appetite4ATX]

Ah okay! TY for the link

[@nikeeweston]

Ah beautiful Deer, but I do wish they weren’t there, I wish they were back in the mountains. They are wild, one day a child will get hurt and it won’t be the deer’s fault. Why do humans think we know best. Leave wild animals where they are DON’T feed them. Don’t approach as they will approach the wrong people (poachers) who mean harm. Beautiful video shinichi. Just seeing wild animals mixed with humans annoys me cos it means we are getting to near their homes. Very happy you’re being careful. You’ll get vaccine soon. I’m sure.

[@samcha9448]

Do they get a lot of Spanish speaking visitors?

[@stevennorton485]

i am the bread of life, he who comes to me will never go hungry, and he who believes in me will never be thirsty john6 v 35

[@hamajang808]

How's the state of emergency going to work when the Olympics start?

[@claretheworm]

hopefully you guys can get vaccinations soon :(

[@toannguyenle1094]

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[@gregorygagnon82]

17:05 frekken sit and eat. You keep sayin i have to eat then off we go on a mile walk and deer..next video

[@carolineadams7283]

You live on a island and the thought of being in the ocean bothers you 😂

[@ElizaHamilton1780]

I don’t blame him. So my relatives live in the Philippines. When I last visited them a few years ago, the first thing I did was turn on the TV as I relaxed and got ready for bed. The TV happened to be set to Discovery Asia. That channel was airing a special about airplane disasters in the Pacific. And this was a continuing theme on that network-they aired an awful lot of programming about commercial planes getting lost at sea and crashing into the Atlantic vs crashing into the Pacific. (If I remember right: In the Atlantic, you worry about the cold killing you. In the Pacific, you worry about sharks.) This wasn’t like watching the Discovery Channel in the US, where there’s more variety in the programming. Sure, Discovery Asia also had “Dirty Jobs” and “Mythbusters” back then, but they tended to play those airplane disaster shows much more often than the other programming you’d expect to see on that network. And keep in mind that it’s not like other countries have hundreds of channels to choose from. I don’t know how many cable channels the Philippines would have, but I had a handful of channels to choose from, and this Discovery was one of them. I have no idea why TV networks would want to tell you, in no uncertain terms, that you shouldn’t leave because it’s not safe.

[@carolineadams7283]

@@ElizaHamilton1780 I live on a island too and I I'm very close to the sea and I can't wait to get closer to it or better still in it I just remember don't turn your back on the sea and know your tide times

[@lucylulusuperguru3487]

Why do the Japanese not use their beaches like the rest of the world? I can't understand that...they have more beautiful coastline than almost anywhere.

[@y38]

That is not an inn. Why would you say it was when you had no idea?

[@mariasiliga6230]

Someone needs to relocate those deers take somewhere far from people.

[@joelphow6314]

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[@TheEmpan85]

Kinda saddens me that you eat eel. Even the conger eel is sadly redlisted and endangered. I really love all of your videos tho Shinichi really i do. i just thought i'd tell you that all eels are critically endangered.

[@Libra2go]

Make sure your white tailed deer don't carry COVID-19

[@WhhcRs]

Essential that you need to travel to film yourself walking around and eating outside?! This is pretty offensive to REAL essential workers out there.