字幕表 動画を再生する 英語字幕をプリント Kuhlmann told us. Cool! Hello, everybody. Welcome to take your creative play. I am your host, Emma Entity. I'm here with Natasha Lady herself and we are in. Come on, All heart are like a back. Come on, come on. Yeah. So we just got to Kumano She station after traveling a little bit from Tokyo to trains. And now we're in Yamanashi. Pretty relatively easy journey and we hit to look in a lot of nature things because it's a little bit out in the countryside. There's a lot to look at and there's 13 well heritage spots in this area, which is crazy. But we're only going to five today. Yeah, just because close together kind of easy. So we're gonna be taking a car today. But there are other modes of transportation. There's buses and taxis. And if you want any more information about that and you come here, there's an information spot directly across from the station. Really easy. Also, this video is in collaboration with Komano City, So thank you so much for collaborating with appreciated. Have some fun you get to enjoy Come on, all For the first time ever, I've never been here before. I think not many people know about this place, which is great because we want explore and see what we can actually see here. Yeah, so let's go, let's go. We're at the Sugar Beach, which is so beautiful It's got really nice white sand. Beautiful Clearwater Super, Super Nice. So, actually, the Ministry of the Environment in Japan lists the top 100 beaches in Japan and this is one of them. One of the top I can see Why do it's like, so beautiful the ocean in the water So blue sky, so blue today So, like you know, everything just looks so it's really nice. And actually 30,000 people every year come here Teoh to enjoy in the summer. But the best thing is it's so clean. Yeah, I don't know about you guys, but a lot of other beaches in Japan of Quite Doc. And also they cleaned for the on season. But for the off season, that kind of just just left to be so sometimes trash piles up. But this place is so clean, it is nice and refreshing because, yeah, I don't think you could find a beach like this near Tokyo. It's impossible had the end of October. They also have a competition for stand up paddleboards. So there's a bunch. People come here and you'll see everybody paddleboarding in the You can do some water spots here. Things like kayaking. You could probably do some jet skiing on the waters. Yeah, and they have some like, it's like some do some fancy stuff. Super nice. I wish we could go swimming, but it's kind of cold today. E good. Yeah. Okay, here I go. Just what I did. I was going to say the water so blue in so beautiful that it matches a little bit of like, the blue specs and Emma's eyes. So romantic. Thank you. Yeah. I want to talk about how we got here. So it was five hours from target. So two hours to Nagoya and then change. And then one train that took three hours to get here seems like a long time. It is, but you know it iss. But there's also more to do around this area. A lot of people go, Teoh said. Jingo is a shrine. There's only an extra two hour drive to the city so people don't quite often. So you know, if you're looking to come to this place, that might seem a little far from Tokyo, it's just an extra stuff, a lot of things to do around here. And also people take the four hour consent. You know, Schimmel the time, So it's not. Actually, that could be pretty normal. Whoa, there was a bump. So right now we're at Hannah. No, it is the oldest shrine in all of Japan. That's pretty old. That's pretty impressive. Seriously, I meet a lot of shrines. Oldest This trying is dedicated to this rock, this particular rock right here, this giant rock it is one rock. And then twice a year in February and October, there's a big festival that's held where they attach up there and take it all the way down to the ocean. It's 100 70 meters long, and there's also some smaller ropes attached. Bear that represent the seven gods has got of trees, the ocean and wind, and then this grass and fire, then earth and water. 77 guards. Also, this rock is alongside the beach of Ah Chicoutimi Homa, and it's super nice down there as well. So this biggest, actually pretty popular with locals are like Japanese people. Because my before I came to Kumano Kodo I actually asked some people like, Oh, what's good? What's what's there to see? And everyone mentioned this particular shine. So I guess if you haven't seen it yet, then it's probably well known enough for you to check it out. I mean, it was kind of funny before we like where is the way you like? It's right where? Okay, So, actually right next to the shrine is amici noaki or a place pit stop. Yeah, that's so original ideas. It's a pit stop. So they sell lots of Miyagi like souvenirs and snacks. So we got ourselves a snack. We got Could I my dango Kodi my eyes like black rice, I guess. Seesaw. Sweet soy, Little bit savory. So looks really shiny. Yeah, and it's a doctor. Rice. Then you would usually get so I've never seen one of these before. I don't know. I don't touch. Okay, So nice Stone is him are next to the ocean waves. Just doesn't get better than this. But this is chicken. Dave Mie Hama Beach. Most sand. No sand. So This is a Pebble Beach. It's a Pebble Beach. Yeah. So there's a variety of different kinds of beaches here. We've got the beautiful white sand, a law speech, and then the pebbles on this one on the pebbles is so nice. I can't stop touching them. She's so they're so perfect and smooth and beautiful, but literally right on all that over there. It's just you are the roaring lion. There is a particular angle that you have to look at it from. And but, like, I see that line like, Okay, like this. Okay, so it is considered a national natural treasure, But you can understand why. I mean, it's a rock shaped as a lion, naturally, and is about pretty fucked me. Just hold, which is huge. Yeah, really? Doesn't look that huge, But I think if I stand at the base level that you could tell they were gonna be watching the sunset with happening real soon. Real. So you gotta catch that? Yeah, I think that's awful. Day one, going to see more things tomorrow. Yeah, but I think we're gonna get some sleep and eat food off the sunset, and hopefully I'll be able to make it to the hotel. But I might not be able to because I just can't stop touching these rocks. No, you guys Miles Teoh running, running, everybody. This morning we've come, Teoh only gradual. Which is it's a rock wall that spends about 1.2 kilometers. It's on from a look at point. You can see the whole of the Kumano, not a C, but it's so beautiful. And it's a cave is Well, yeah, I would say I would describe it as a K. Yeah, but it was such an evil villain like Instagram on something. You're more see, See pictures like beautiful pictures off the story sky. Right. So I would say that this face is kind of known for its like stargazing, stargazing points. You get a nice view of the sky and it is exactly what we did last night. We did manage to see a beautiful stories, guy, even though there wasn't cloud. Yeah, it was so, so beautiful. I've never seen so many stars in my life. I got a little bit email because I was like, I'm a city girl. I've never seen somebody slashed in the sky, You know first time. It just feels unreal because it's such a big, open space. I could see so much off. Come on. One place. Yeah. The waves looks so big today. It's kind of violent. Crash? Yeah, We're gonna walk around here a little bit, and then we're gonna go hiking again. Again. We've been hiking up a bit together. We're hiking buddies now, you know. So I'm excited. Yeah, this is our spot. Like where we did our stargazing last night, said about camera around here upon in the higher level, because you can see more the cave in your picture. But just in case you wanted to know you were there. Okay, so we're hiking. We're just about to start. The height we have are hyping six that are available. Bottoms on. We're gonna be doing the Kumano Kodo, which is a set of ancient pilgrimage hiking routes that crisp Russell over the key council, which is the biggest financial in Japan. But specifically, it's much more Colgate Pass, which is just a part of Monica. It's the beginning section. Yes, because if you want to climb the whole, I think it would be like 100 e. But this one is only five minutes and we'll take about two. Also Manager. Also all of these pilgrimage routes Well, heritage sites. But we're gonna see some stuff along the way, so yeah, love to Yeah. Come Height. Here we go. I've just been hiking often. Now we've reached the point of Jizo, a friend of Point of Jizo, the point of Jizo. Ok, which is a point. So a Jizo is a kind of guardian deity for Children. Just this. Quite a few Jizo shrines and everything. This guy's a little bit special because what happened was a legend that he was just walking along and some guy saw him and thought I It's a goblin and he got shot. This guy got shot in the leg. They still have the scar on the statue. Let's go see the sky. I'm gonna go check it out like a little bullet hole on his leg. Poor guy. You'll always be remanded off that everyone would know his tragic story. So, yeah, this is just one of the spots that you can see. But we've already seen quite a few of the spots that are on this trail. And you've seen them in the video so you can see them on this trail. But we're not gonna venture any further because I've already seen them. So we're gonna go for a last lot. Last spot already already. But the last spot is Maruyama, semi dark, basically the rice rice field. And based on pictures that we've already seen, it's super pretty pictures yet. So it's a surprise coming down the mountain. I don't want to go down. And I wanted to roll down most light down. Somehow it's like Rivers. I was like, Let's take it like a slide It It's a good idea, but really dangerous way made it to the last five who actually cycled. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, It was a good journey. Think we did a good job, but that's gonna be in another video. So staging for that right now we're at Maruyama Sand made a, which is the rice field. So it's actually one of the top 100 most beautiful rice fields in Japan. Wasn't really one rice field this 1340 rice fields in this area like Is that considered one? I think so. Unfortunately, right now, it's not really the peak of its beauty. Actually, this Maruyama San Mayeda is actually really famous for the view when there's a sunset or yet like the reflection on the washer. So in the springtime going into summer, it's very green and lush in a rally. Reflective. Maybe late, kind of. Yeah, usually. I don't think that this kind of ah style of rice field is very common in Japan. I don't see it Subaru. Usually it's just flat. So I think this is quite special how it's got the tiered effect. All right, well, that's it. That's our final stop. So Oh, it's been really fun lover here the views are honestly so nice. Like every part that we drove by like Victor was stunning. Seriously mountain every different tree. Yeah, I took so many pictures. And if you're coming to Japan and you really want something that is just super countryside and natural and really local that definitely try out this area super nice. So once again, it's like five hours from Tokyo. But it's really not that fire doesn't feel that far. And don't worry, they're always bikes, buses, taxis and driving if you can drive, so transportation here is, like, completely set your good. Yeah, I think you guys so much for watching. Let us know in the comments. Debelo Which site that we went to that you think is best. Thank you so much. Thank you. Natasha. You're very cool. Okay? And we'll see you the next video by You hate me or something? No. You look like you're at home. It's super Doc. Is that okay?
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