So how quiet is Kyoto these days? [日本語CC]

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So I went to Kyoto the other day (about 20 days ago actually) to see just how quiet it had become recently and well...
Disclaimer: This was filmed at the start of March, way before anything huge went down in Japan and Japanese people were still going out as usual. Actually only very recently has Japan even issued a statement encouraging their citizens to self-isolate and stay home (right after the olympic postponement announcement LOL) so don't worry, I'm not travelling right now. I'm staying indoors as much as I can and going insane just like the rest of us.
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[@CurrentlyHannah]

Before people start planning my cancellation party, I filmed this video weeks ago when it was still very much safe to travel, it's just taken me awhile to get around to editing it. Japan has only recently started to encourage people to stay indoors (still no lockdown enforced) however I've been staying indoors as much as I can for the past couple of weeks. I'm not condoning or promoting travelling around anywhere, especially Japan, right now.

[@abhyudaysinghparmar6055]

Be safe hannah dis is world war 3 it is going to be economical war

[@benjamin_day]

Beautiful video. Thank you 🙏

[@user-cs8bb4pd6i]

just golu Sorry I can’t understand your English👁👁

[@clay09]

Glad to see you're staying safe now, and this was old footage. I've always enjoyed your videos since I came across them last year prior to my trip to Japan. I've been really worried recently about Japan and the overall lack of awareness about the situation. Good to see people are now starting to pay more attention and take it more serious, I have a lot of family in Japan. Anyway stay safe and keep up the good content when we all make it through this crazy time in history.

[@paperplanesparadise355]

Not a safe time to touch someone's dog, we never know other's condition, stay safe.

[@Louis-San]

Your work is damn amazing, I was in a kind of dead end with my style of editing videos but you clearly showed my a "whole new world" ! I discovered your video just yesterday and i just wanted to say thank you !

[@ggauche3465]

You have a knack for pairing your music choices with the video editing that is always wonderful and surprising.

[@Travelwithchris]

Hard to believe it's that empty! Hope all of this gets better soon! Be safe wherever in the world that you guys are!

[@VerbenaHA]

The music chosen for this vid is excellent, I like it a lot. It's interesting how so many beautiful things are getting time to breathe and be apart from humans a little bit. We can still look at them and be glad, just while being mindful and cautious at the same time. I'm glad you got to enjoy yourself!

[@Nynke_K]

I can't believe how back when you filmed this I would not have been stressed out about Yoshi touching things outside with his hands, or about about other people coming within 1.5 metres from you. But now everything is different! I'm glad this trip doesn't seem to have had any ill effects on you, and I hope you're having fun at home!

[@bigbrowntau]

Thanks Hannah for posting this video, it really lifts the spirits. I've recently returned to Australia from Japan, and saw much the same phenomenon in Tokyo. Senso-ji temple was almost empty! Glad you're staying safe. The world has changed even in the few weeks since you filmed this. Japan's a good place to be.

[@TheLadymaryam]

it makes me so happy watching your videos , thank you Hannah

[@sam3353]

Your personality and sense of humor are refreshing! Always rewarding watching your production.

[@user-cs8bb4pd6i]

I’ll learn English with you! I’m Japanese but I like leaning English ! I like to watch your videos ! I can’t speak English very well but I’ll study English hard!!!

[@promysee3908]

桜スパイク:ブロスタ: I FULLY understand Im learning Japanese and its kinda hard. My english accent is very annoying when doing pronunciations. I hope you enjoy learning English!!! 💛

[@iskandaromar2757]

Nice to meet you, maybe I can teach your more about learning english.Thank you.

[@brookelovsu]

good luck!

[@ronlandis588]

Glad to know you and Yoshi are still together... haven't seen him in a while. Great work as always!

[@jeffreak7968]

he got a yt channel as well and he uploads more videos with them beeing together. but its most in japanese, so its a different audience. just look for シティネス【City_Nest】

[@Jindujun]

Me: Okay lets go to bed Hannah: *uploads video* Me: Im not going to bed Thanks Hannah! :D

[@kungfool69]

it's easier living in Austalia as Tokyo isn't far off my time zone (i think they are only one hour ahead of me?)

[@spaceskipster4412]

Yes, stay safe, stay indoors. We're still in lockdown 🇬🇧 and a neighbour died yesterday. It's all very real. 😞

[@CurrentlyHannah]

I’m sorry to hear that 😔 these are really insane times.

[@spaceskipster4412]

@@CurrentlyHannah Thank you for your response. Yes, totally out of the blue, and very quick. No underlying health issues, it's a timely reminder to cherish our friends.

[@cineastik8220]

Space Skipster: How old was he/she?

[@spaceskipster4412]

@@cineastik8220 middle aged, no underlying health issues. ( Not ancient.)

[@patmisc]

It's nice to see Kyoto a little more quiet than usual. Very refreshing. Thank you for taking us with you! It was nice to see Kyoto again even if it's just through my screen. ❤ Stay safe you guys.

[@AliceWolf]

I experienced Kyoto for the first time empty like this, I don't know how I can ever go back to the touristy amount ;)

[@aliddlebird]

I absolutely love your channel Hannah. You have immense skill, charm, and creativity. Yoshi is a delight aswell.

[@K1rmcc]

I don’t know if it maybe its just me, but I really really like your hair at the beginning of this video.

[@K1rmcc]

Ho, also at the end of your video.

[@CurrentlyHannah]

I really liked it also! I braided it the night before so that’s why it finally had volume lol

[@K1rmcc]

Currently Hannah OK, just as a suggestion do that more often. It’s a very fetching look for you.

[@tinoslavko]

I also like her eyes and accent together with her video edditing skills.

[@Docs_WanderLife]

Your captures are so beautiful Hannah... a night visit to Fushimi Inari Shrine is stunning too...!!! 💖

[@Karen_esque]

Just think: that Olympics video is now ahead of its time! Talk about a perfect time to visit Kyoto, but it still felt like too many people were around for my comfort haha. Stay safe, Hannah!

[@LizaPulido]

I miss Japan! Thanks for your video.

[@annelind8964]

Thank you for this video. Was supposed to go to Japan this saturday and was wondering what everything looked like at this time. Stay safe 😊

[@robertbaker5384]

Lovely video. Thanks for taking the time to make such lovely work. I feel like I was there.

[@thesuperheromasa]

I love the way you took this video😍

[@Lisa-gq7qh]

The holy trinity of Hannah’s videos: Cinematic shots, sentimental music, GLUTINOUS RICE (followed by lots of humour and great coverage of various topics, especially travel spots)

[@colinmann6199]

So glad you took the side gate, i took it because people kept stopping to take photos. i hope you took the trail to the top.

[@andresm645]

Your shots of Kiyomizu-dera were beautiful! I'm glad construction's over, a somewhat big area was being worked on when I was there. I hope I'll come back soon!

[@CurrentlyHannah]

Yeah it’s beautiful now that the construction in done!

[@n.stop.exploring]

Thanks for your video Hanna. I have been to Japan two times and and also Kyōtō. I love Kyōtō 🥰. By far this city is my most favourite of all other places that I have been to in Japan. I’m looking at to move to Japan next year for a year to work and explore 🗺. Stay safe & Positive 🙏🏼.

[@sage1486]

this video is so well done 😍 i almost cried because of the nostalgia for Kyoto... thank you so much😭

[@AK-dm8hc]

京都綺麗ですよね⛩🌸　こんな時でも悩んだ結果、海外の人に日本の良い観光地を広めてくれてありがとうございます。お餅食べながらみました🍡🥰　Thank you for your beautiful video. It's first time I saw the quiet Kyoto. It's so interesting. I watched this video with eating mochi at home❤️🍡 I understood and agreed you to upload this video at this timing! please don't disappoint about some comment..😣I like your video. Thank you & have a safe🍡🌸

[@carolynse4723]

Lucky you we will never get to see Kyoto so quiet! Must have been an amazing experience.

[@SuperYt65]

Nice video, beautiful music and amazing Japan.

[@LanaFeyah]

I had the opportunity to visit Japan in September 2018, our plane all but landed in the midst of the typhoon that had begun to ravage the country at the time. I did not get to experience everything I wanted to in Kyoto then, as many places were closed, but I've thoroughly enjoyed my virtual trip there, aided by your amazing camera work and knowledgeable commentary. Thank you for that!

[@batteryacidmenace]

I went to Kyoto Monday and Tuesday! I strolled through Fushimi Inari & Bamboo forest without another soul in sight! The first time I had visited Kyoto I was really turned off by the sheer amount of overtourism. If you're a resident in Japan. I think if you take precautions and keep to your bubble. This is absolutely the best time in your life to visit Kyoto. And right now blossoms are in full bloom!

[@borsuksson]

You don't need (pre)pandemic to experience this. I went to Fushimi Inari some 3 years ago and going there around 7.30 am ensured that I met only a few locals on my way. Back down around 10 am and temple was mad busy with tourists and students (it was just before the exams season). But not every one likes to wake up early. Keep up the good work!

[@NeverMetTheGuy]

Really dope video. It's interesting to see how quiet it was three weeks ago, and couldn't even imagine how it is now. Actually, I'm going to ask Seiji to send a video from out his window; glad we had this talk. Team work.

[@Busha69]

sakura is blooming, weather is perfect, everyone is out...that's how it is

[@michaltrojanovic1578]

I've just discovered your channel yesterday, been binge watching since. Amazing work, edit, music. So comfy. Keep it up!

[@CharlieStudios]

WADDUP EARLY PEOPLE Luv your videos btw!

[@nori-dh3zs]

素敵な動画でした✨ありがとうございます😊

[@Christina-Bobina]

I wish Fushimi Inari was like that when we went. We’d gone in the fall and it was overwhelming how packed it was (like it usually is).

[@zanizone3617]

Got there at half past seven, at the end of December. There was less people than in the video, actually, but by 9am it started getting really busy. Still I got time to enjoy it in relative peace for a bit. So it was nice.

[@lec9077]

Hello Hannah! I am an American English teacher living in Yokohama, Japan. And wow, I'm so happy I found your videos! Thank you for sharing your words of wisdom. Keep safe out there!! :) Also, your music and cinematography is fantastic! -Alexis

[@thomas721000]

hi Hannah love your videos so much they are so amazing... please take care of your self much love here from Denmark

[@brandonbunt3665]

I used to live in Higashiyama and your video brought back so many good memories. So cool to see Kiyomizu less busy...

[@LemifromJapan]

I love it!! 30 hours to edit the video? wow no wonder why it's so precise and wonderful. I appreciate your effort!✨

[@ingtvjapan6590]

so quiet Kyoto. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@theadventuresofzoomandbettie]

I was pretty surprised you were still out in it, until I read the caption. Glad you are doing ok!

[@Forbeszy1]

Yay Hannah for awesome videos!!!! All the work you do is an inspiration ^_^

[@cmflyer]

Thanks Hannah for this great video. We were there one year ago. Very different now, but glad we went when we did! Stay safe.

[@chilledtokyo1696]

Got back from Kyoto 2 weeks ago and places like fushimi inari, the bamboo forest and Nara were still packed!! Don’t know when you went or what time you went but your visit was way quieter than mine!! Stay safe!!

[@timelesstravelclub6240]

I always enjoy your music choices. Also... Be safe.

[@billyraysadventures]

I really enjoy watching your travel videos. Always inspires me to edit my own videos (which I have't done in a long time).

[@Houndog0826]

I was also in Kyoto for the first time this last week. It was amazing seeing all of Japanese history, sometimes without a single person in sight.

[@DjusLife]

We are in Japan for our first time. Just started full time traveling and it was crazy quiet when we were there two weeks ago. It’s so fun to have it more to yourself but so sad for all the local businesses.

[@marcosibuki7464]

Always a beautiful and pro work! Congratulations! Inspires me to go to Japan next year!

[@danieladigiulio4555]

I just found your channel and let me tell you, I’m already on the third video... I will keep on binging. Love your content!

[@YOUAREMYKIN]

“Together, but apart” 😂😂👌🏽I’ll be using that one w my friends.

[@atenakitabi3769]

Your videos are so soothing. I'm just a few train rides away from Kyoto , I need to go there someday.

[@marcoabyss]

bamboo groove... sounds like a lofi chill-out downtempo band

[@iBenTV]

living in Kyoto right now and this video is 100% accurate! I'm so happy you made a video about Kyoto

[@vpshargreaves501]

I took that little bamboo detour when I was in Kyoto in January, and it led me around the mountain where there was basically no-one :D I only ran into one other foreigner on my way around, and it led me to some beautiful spots. It's hard to believe more people didn't explore around more, but I spose they have to get that insta worthy shot with all the gates! It felt like such an amazing privilege to be able to explore such a beautiful place. Must have looked like an absolute wacko with my winter gear on though - Aussie winters definitely cannot compete.

[@Shinkelik]

Just went t here last week, it was pretty peaceful down the bamboo side of the hike, very worth the hike!

[@davidjames2235]

Love your video"s Hannah, but only been back in Australia for a month from our first trip to Japan and just wish I was back there. Japan has won me over so much. Cheers David

[@mr4885]

I have been there for my school trip! This video is great and makes me go visit again.

[@kungfool69]

I LOVE SEEING KYOTO!!! WISH we were back there right now. Only got a chance to stay there for a few days in June 2017, but my wife fell ill with migraines for a whole day, so i got to explore by myself. Thanks again for a lovely video. I also love seeing your editing flourishes, this time being the extra wobbles for your very graceful trip in the bamboo forest. How soon until we see "Hannah Meets EVERY DOGGO IN JAPAN" ?

[@TheLineCutter]

That Kiyomizu Dera temple is has been on the bucketlist for about 3-4 years now. This really makes me wanna go!

[@etherdog]

Hannah, I enjoy your work, but it would be useful to have captions in the video (or in the description) about where you exactly are. We are planning a trip to Japan (at the appropriate time) and would love to check out some of the places you showed, but aside from Fushimi Inari it was difficult to locate the other places without a name. Of course we will find our own hidden gems, but the locations you showed looked particularly appealing (especially without the crowds).

[@CurrentlyHannah]

The captions are on their way!

[@mizzorino]

Can’t believe I was here on 1st Jan, and now the situation has changed dramatically

[@hiro-kl2jq]

ハンナちゃん、日本語字幕ありがとうございます🥰ハンナちゃんの動画観ていたけど英語がわからなくて😭だいぶ前のハンナちゃんとヨッシーさんとの腹筋動画から大好きです🥰

[@s.samuel6133]

自動翻訳なので、ところどころおかしな表現が混じってますね。例えばbusyの「忙しい」は、この場合「混んでる」ですよね。 たいてい検討つくので、機械翻訳でも無いよりはマシですが。

[@backspacc]

The construction on the Kiyomizu-dera is finished? Awesome!

[@TheCoddiwompler]

The reason is really unfortunate, but to see Kyoto like this is almost magical, kinda the way it should be. Spent my honeymoon there in 2016, thanks for bringing back the memories. Hope you and Yoshi stay safe and healthy. Thanks for entertainment while we are all stuck indoors!

[@jhyrskyable]

Thank you, Hannah, for videos! We spent two weeks in Kyoto from March 1st to March 15th and to start with, we found your top10 expressions in Japanese EXTREMELY useful . They really helped us and it was such fun to notice to see how people appreciated our little effort. This latest video of yours just brought all the wonderful memories to us and made us want to come back one day. Arigato gozaimas and mattane!

[@stevenmartinez1990]

Kyoto look so nice and relax. With all these crisis. Would love to be in your shoes. Enjoy 🙌🏽

[@floccinaucci]

Thank you for this video. I spent the entirety of July in Kyoto last year, and have been missing it. Seeing places I visited back then again, in moving form, is wonderful. (My photos don’t have quite the same effect). Also, love the choice of music.

[@dilarapov9614]

Hey Hannah, if you go out please be more careful about not touching the front of your mask and not putting it back on without sanitizing your hands. Good video!

[@user-kc1tf7zm3b]

*SURGICAL MASKS DO NOT PROTECT HEALTHY PEOPLE FROM CORONAVIRUS* There is no need for healthy people to wear the cheap and common surgical masks when out in public, as it offers no meaningful protection for the wearer from the coronavirus, or, even the common flu. The mask’s primary purpose is to help prevent a doctor or nurse from spitting and dribbling into the patient, when operating or evaluating an open surgical incision, or wound injury. *kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoGxpIewppeqiLM*

[@dilarapov9614]

@@user-kc1tf7zm3b Not true, more and more articles come out about the issue and they say it does help. www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-face-masks-how-effective-are-they-evidence-so-far-2020-3

[@dangerouszio]

@@user-kc1tf7zm3b I used to believe the same thing but more and more evidence is coming out to support the use of masks. If you go to minute 13.00 of this video: COVID-19 | Live Ask-Me-Anything with Rishi Desai, MD, MPH , this Doctor who's a Former Outbreak Investigator at the Center for Disease Control explains the difference between a low inoculum and a high inoculum of the virus. If you received a low inoculum of the virus from someone sick, you will have a better outcome of the disease vs having a high inoculum.. Also, even if you think you are healthy you might be an asymptomatic carrier of the virus, thus having a mask will prevent you from spreading the virus around..sorry if i gave a long answer, hope it helps

[@user-kc1tf7zm3b]

I watched the video from 13m to 14m15s, in which Dr Rishi Desai broaches a typical hospital scenario. What Dr Desai states and implies is all very fundamental: when a medical professional is attending to a patient with suspected or confirmed case of coronavirus, it is *absolutely essential* to properly don a N95 mask (not a cheap surgical mask) and other Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). There has always been exponentially higher risks of contracting any virus where the sick patient is coughing straight into your face while effecting a medical procedure. As compared to the far lower risk of being in the same large conference room with the unknown carrier, and, using the same bathroom after the carrier has used it themselves. These are simple medical and biological realities; this was all true before the coronavirus came about, with other viruses and the common flu. Coming back to cheap surgical masks, the advice of the World Health Organization, Chief Medical Officers and health departments of the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the United States is universally the same: there is *no benefit* for healthy people wearing a mask, not providing care to a suspected coronavirus carrier. This is especially the case today as there are very, very acute supply shortages of masks for those who truly need these PPEs, like medical professionals, and, non-healed confirmed and probable persons carrying coronavirus who can still transmit the disease to others. The medics still very much need these PPEs while treating other patients with other conditions who do not have the coronavirus, just like the normal everyday hospital practice, before the pandemic came about in January 2020. The sheer and harsh reality is that before an effective, safe and widely available coronavirus vaccine and treatments materialise for all worldwide, the order of the day for the many months ahead is staying at home as much as possible, social distancing, rigorous testing and infections big data collection and analysis. www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public/when-and-how-to-use-masks

[@dangerouszio]

@@user-kc1tf7zm3b well, of course the N95 would be a much better option and of course given the lack of PPE these days, authorities suggest against the use of masks for "seemingly" healthy people. That's probably the only real reason why they recommend against their use for the "healthy". However, the problem with this virus is the asymptomatic carriers who might not know they have the virus yet and might well be the biggest spreaders. On top of that, other epidemiologists recommend to wear masks or any other type of face covering, especially if you need to go to crowded places ( which is more common than being in a large conference room for most people), to protect yourself and others. Now there seem to be a few countries that start to make it mandatory to wear any sort of face protection when in public. "The sheer and harsh reality is that before an effective, safe and widely available coronavirus vaccine and treatments materialise for all worldwide, the order of the day for the many months ahead is staying at home as much as possible, social distancing, rigorous testing and infections big data collection and analysis. "..I am afraid you are 100% right

[@johnlampa8245]

I first visited Kyoto in the early summer of 2015 and then again in late spring last year. I was totally surprised by how much more people were at the tourist spots as compared to my first trip.... I actually felt it was so overcrowded in some places that it detracted from the enjoyment of the surrounds a bit. Japan is becoming more and more popular tourist destination by the year. I'm kinda glad I got the chance to enjoy some places when they weren't as overcrowded.

[@perdomot]

I went to Kyoto last summer and Fushimi Inari was the very first place I went to when I arrived. I went all the way to the top and the entire time, the place was packed. Weird seeing it so empty.

[@alexeygalochkin6138]

Hannah, hi from Russia. Great video . Thanks you!!! I stay isolated at home and learn English by watching you . Make video about most usual slang in Australia.

[@perseph1]

Thank you for this. I'm in the US, but my son and grandkids live in Nagahama. When I visit, I love making day trips to Kyoto to see more temples/shrines. Now my spring trip is cancelled and I'm stuck continuing as a FaceTime baachan.

[@dampfi1969]

Thank you for showing Japan in a way I have never seen it

[@DaveGraffiti108]

Wow.... thank you so much for your videos Hannah, l was there August 2019 and it was sooooo crowded. Its an incredibly amazing place

[@yanagasan]

I visited Kyoto for the first time in late January, and this is giving me HELLA nostalgic vibes and sadness realizing how I got to experience a quiet Kyoto and probably won't ever again 😂

[@benec5816]

Oh that was great news Hannah we have been in home lock down since 12th Mar and as you have been getting the news it is still on low curve but eh me i think the wave is going to happen seen reports that japan is have a wave so its great you are locked down this video was so beautiful when not many around these old places seem to shine thanks for your efforts to show us places we will never see stay safe and take care the pair of you seeya

[@johanaaa]

I love how you work with music in your videos

[@geraldbaria]

Your’re very lucky you managed the pandemic well and is now living normally. Hope the rest of the world is as awesome as japan. My A7iii mic jack broke too but the replacement has been good so far. Maybe try a GH5. I think it would be perfect for your videos. You can even do 4K 60p since most of your content is travel beauty scapes.

[@CurrentlyHannah]

Yeah I've heard a lot of good things about the GH5! I just can't be bothered to learn a new system, but I guess I'll have to if my Sony keeps breaking lol. Thanks for the recommendation!

[@garydell2023]

Hello. I just found your site. Subscribed. Kyoto? I plan on visiting Japan when the travel restrictions are lifted. I have friends in Kyoto but lost contact. I think each Prefecture is it?, has set up their own stay inside rules, correct me if I'm wrong. Anyway thank you. Appreciate anything else you may have on Kyoto. Stay safe. Stay home.

[@robertnorrie8577]

I have missed watching your videos. Life has taken some unexpected turns, it has been a long time since I have been able to watch. 3:21 had my smiling :P

[@CurrentlyHannah]

Welcome back!

[@0xVeniVidiVici]

Hi Hannah! Love your videos and editing!

[@adongabril5998]

Kyoto is a beautiful place.. Hopefully one day I can visit the place

[@Shaiyo5]

I was debating making a comment about the audio, then you directly addressed it. Still amazing footage far and above most others. You were one of the inspirations for me to finally invest in a Mavic 2 (the Zoom, though). Do you have to register your drone to film for commercial (i.e. for use in money earning tasks) purposes in Japan? We do in the USA.

[@CurrentlyHannah]

Oh that’s nice to hear :) Yes if you wanted to use your drone for TV/movies/commercials then you’d have to get it registered in the same way.

[@AdamRifi]

I was there earlier this month and it was packed with people. I saw virtually 0 tourists from China or Korea, which are normally very prominent in the city however many many more Japanese were flocking around. I guess it's a combination of spring break for uni/high school students and them not being able to travel for graduation trips abroad.

[@libernerva]

You need an L-plate rig to protect the audio jack Hanna. We all face the same problem with mic jack on A7iii especially if you move around a lot. It will keep you mic jack protected. SmallRig is a good choice.

[@EnigmaDave]

* gasp * DOG Just Hannah showing us ALL the important things in life.

[@justintavares9730]

Earth is healing while we all refrain from transportation etc - Japan will only become more beautiful as a result

[@CurrentlyHannah]

🙏🏻 I think it will be also.

[@CandycaneBeyond]

I saw the video about emissions and watched it being reduced daily during quarantine. Now if we can just get better factories and cars in place. I wish USA had more trains

[@tonymnla]

Kinda sad that I may not be able to visit Japan for a bit. We planned to come at the end of April but with the travel restrictions in place It's not looking good. Might have to push the visit to later in the year.

[@seandesmond5560]

Love your videos lovely Hannah!!! ❤ Stay safe and well!!! ❤

[@MinMin-oe5od]

Also Hannah, Yes. Some people like me do read "About" lol 💓 lot's of love from India stay safe.🇮🇳

[@MAstiKhAn]

Great videos ! Keep it up

[@tristanforsyth]

I must have been lucky as I was in Kyoto last December and it wasn't crowded at all (compared to the numerous times I've been there). Fushimi Inari was exactly like your video! So awesome to actually 'see it' Stay Safe Hannah!

[@naturesdefiante01]

I was in Kyoto a week after you. The Fushimi Inari shrine was quite compared to height of tourism but the guide I was with that day was surprised by the amount of Japanese there, like he said it's rare, almost like the travel bans had given the country their shrine/temple back.

[@user-yw3ym2rk2d]

Thank you for adding Japanese subtitles😊💗

[@Komainu959]

Just found your channel as I'm looking around KZbin while on lockdown here in Hawaii. I watched your Kawaguchiko video and now this one. For Fushimi Inari, you should try going at night. It's open 24/7. Well I should say the grounds are open 24/7 and the experience I had was amazing. I saw something like 5 or 6 people my entire 2 to 3 hours I was there. I believe I went around 8PM and that was in November as well. Just bring a flashlight although you could probably be fine with your cell phone light as well. Awesome video's as well by the way.