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Is This Japan? I Stayed in Japan’s Only Dutch Town Huis Ten Bosch



Is This Japan? I Stayed in Japan’s Only Dutch Town Huis Ten Bosch

Today, we are visiting Japan’s only Dutch-themed area, Huis Ten Bosch, located in Sasebo City, Nagasaki Prefecture. Just relax and enjoy the video!

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38 Comments

  3. @CPMV71

    This is really fabulous. Yes, the Palace ‘Huis ten Bosch’ is indeed modelled after King WA’s residence in the Hague. I also saw a replica of the Koorn Brug (corn bridge) from Leiden. The Canals with the Pathways are Utrecht style. The Houses in Wassenaar …. Well, Wassenaar do not have these waterways but it does look goooorgeous. Those different type of houses are found at the ‘Vinkeveense Plassen’ & I also see the ‘Zaanse’ style houses. The very colourful ones are more island style.
    As for the houses in the park itself: yes! Typical canal houses with ‘klok gevels’ or ‘trap gevels’. Small but quite high as you paid taxes over the width of your house & not the height. There is even a house in Amsterdam that is little over a meter wide.
    I really enjoyed this video send to me by my American BF who is irrevocably in love with Nijntje/Miffy. 😊

  6. @otooto2715

    Great video, thank you for letting us see the beautiful japan, the delicious food (the way to eat it too). Wish i can go holiday in japan like that too

  9. @kevinsun2460

    I'm from Taiwan，My mother took me to Huis ten Bosch 30 years ago，it was not this big at that time，It’s still very beautiful now，thanks for your video，I‘m now planing to go there again and this time I will take my mother ，my wife，my son and daughter❤

  11. @aswinchan1600

    Tolong cantumkan biaya hotel,kuliner dan transportasi agar kami tahu seberapa besar uang yang wajib disiapkan. Terima kasih.

  15. @swissfoodie3542

    Thank you for this nice video. Its strange to see a piece of Holland in Japan, but Huis Ten Bosch seems like a quite nice place. However, in the hotel you stayed at: I assume that you stayed there with your wife ? So why a twin room ? That seems so totally strange to me.

  17. @AlanLin1995

    wow the Yen is so bad right now, Japanese people even build a european village for domestic european trip😂

  19. @Chris.Davies

    24 fps. Are you kidding?
    Why would you subject us to a framerate from more than 100 years ago?
    Instead of the YouTube standard of 60fps? 2.5 times more visual data! Total smoothness!

  24. @davecahyo

    Chinese made European replica: Disgusting! Copycat!

    Japanese made European replica: Beautiful! Stunning!

  26. @tuxbrothers

    I saw the town hall of Gouda @6:20 ! Living close by 😉
    Its all copied very well what i can tell from the video. But i never saw so less people there. Netherlands is very crowdy these days.

  27. @jannetteberends8730

    This is so accurate, even to the point that only rich people have houses in the residential area Wassenaar. Just like in the real Wassenaar in the Netherlands

  33. @heidiboggs8635

    I think if it's a Dutch theme park EVERYTHING should be Dutch. What's the point of it?
    Where's the REAL experience. I know that I'd love it.

  34. @gnuwaves743

    North America should definitely do this as well. With a bunch of different countries. The money is there and a ton of land. A lot of Americans have never left the country (fincances, responsibilities, fear of flying) so I see it being profitable.

  35. @skatesneakerlover

    I was there a while ago, but we got very, very scared of the delivery trucks. We were sitting on the bench waiting for the bus and a driver of the delivery was VERY angry with his van. The petrol engine was giving LOTS of problems, it started but didn't want to drive, the driver was saying it's very lazy and has got no power, so he must punish it now. He made it scream so loud and kept telling it, its going to see who is the boss now. There was so much loud noise from the engine and plenty blue smoke the whole time, but he kept beating it hard with his foot and it just kept screaming so hard – we were really scared and felt so sorry for the delivery van – he was punishing it VERY hard. When we wanted to get up and move he shouted, "No, don't go, I'll be finished shortly, nothing to worry about." But still we didn't trust. But anyway, we sat down again and he just kept on. People were just looking and were shocked. Eventually there was a big noise and white smoke and the noise stopped. The driver slammed the door closed and shouted, "you rubbish" and walked away. We have never seen something like this before – it was really quite an adventure and we wrote it in our dairy of how badly the truck was punished for everyone to hear. My teenage son now wants to be a delivery truck driver; he wants to punish the trucks every day he says.

  36. @ouch1011

    This does definitely give some Amsterdam vibes. The things it is missing:
    1) Red light district…lol
    2) militant bicyclists who will gladly run you over
    3) the strong smell of marijuana throughout the entire city

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