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Overnight in Japan’s Snowy Winter Village 2 Hours from Kyoto | Kinosaki Onsen



Overnight in Japan’s Snowy Winter Village 2 Hours from Kyoto | Kinosaki Onsen

Today, we will visit Kinosaki Onsen hot spring village which gets much snow in winter and stay in a traditional Japanese Ryokan hotel. Just relax and enjoy the video!

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44 Comments

  1. @nedobriy911

    Япония 🇯🇵👍👍👍
    Благодарю за новый туристический материал 🙏

  4. @santipolo1963

    Could you please kindly explain some of the etiquette of an onsen. Swimwear, naked? Do any of the Ryokan have English help as I'd accidentally eat things raw if no one tells me to cook. Going to Japan in October with my son, don't want to look too stupid 😅

  5. @ZNH0G

    Vielen Dank für den Reisetip für Japan: Besuchen Sie Keinen Kurort an einem Donnerstag! Der Schneemann von Ihrer Frau ist sehr gelungen. Viele Grüße aus Berlin, Deutschland Sylvia und Jens
    日本旅行のアドバイス、どうもありがとう。木曜日は温泉地には行かない方がいいですね。奥様の作った雪だるま、とても素敵です。ドイツ、印象から、シルビアとンスイェより。

  7. @d1zzypaw

    Evangelion Unit 01! 🤩
    I've been loving these snowy winter videos, thanks for showing off these beautiful places 💙

  11. @JaniceMcKay

    Just beautiful. This was the perfect video to watch while I hunkered down in bed for a good night's sleep.

  12. @PvEBoT

    Very cool video! Thank you! But why wasn't there any video from the public sources themselves? Is filming prohibited there? And the hotel also seems too expensive; maybe its the only one in the village, and that's why its so expensive.

  13. @hiroko-i3v

    まるで映画を観ている様です。。動画も編集も本当に素晴らしい。。美しい雪景色、町並み、感動しました。素敵な世界にいつも案内して下さり有り難うございます。。つい、最近からですが、大ファンになりました。過去の動画も観ていきたいと思います。。

  16. @天野ちろ

    わー⛄️憧れの城崎温泉だぁ😆
    夫が定年退職したらゆっくり行ってみたいな😊
    「こしょばい」が可愛かったです🩷

  17. @marianaburgosmendez

    Lovely video! I've never been on a snowy place so this place of your video was so magical and cozy☺…all your videos are so relaxing☺ every day after work when I'm at home, I watch some of them to relax and it works😌 but also I get hungry for all the delicioud food you show😅…greetings from Yucatan, Mexico😊🙏

  21. @BluestedSRT4

    I didn't watch on the release date, because I glanced at the thumbnail when it popped up, and it looked like one of those AI scenes for a lofi music channel, didn't realize until today it was a TravelGeek release.

  22. @teresarose731

    I would bet that water would help constipation. Loved the scenery. Beautiful. Thank-you. KY USA That Inn seemed very expensive. Especially no bed. The lanterns made it look like a fairytale. The food looked amazing. Was the food included with the cost?

  23. @Monica_M

    TG and TF🌹, thank you for taking us on your adventure 🙇🏼‍♀️ Such a beautiful video! It looks surreal! It looks like a movie! You couldn't have picked better timing with the weather. The snow was incredible! The timing of the snow falling while filming was great! Kinosaki Onsen is beautiful 😍 The water has healing properties 🙏🏼 The entire town looks inviting and healthy ❤ The ryokan is ❤️ The snowman ⛄ TF made is 💯❤! 🤭

  27. @beelinda.62

    Hello, 😊, I would dearly love to visit Japan, wanted to for many years, but I’m afraid of flying? So thank you for showing us your beautiful country. Subscribed. 🙏🖐🏻🤍🇬🇧

  33. @jeff__w

    Again, as always. the images are stunning, especially the snowy scenes and the food, and the narration is calming and friendly.

    23:35 Jizo statues [info for other commenters, not our channel host, who probably knows all this]
    Jizo are the patron deity of children and travelers. (There’s a bit more about the afterlife but you can find out about that on your own.) They were introduced in Japan during the Nara period (710-749) so they go as far back in Japan as the featured onsen, the Kinosaki Onsen, which opened in 720, but that’s just a coincidence.

    I don’t know if you can tell but the captions look a lot cleaner from that one minor change (putting that space in between the preceding word and the left parenthesis)—it’s really surprising what a difference it makes. It’s really much, much better.

    One more caption hint:
    I would toss the finished SRT file in English— I assume a lot of your audience is reading the English captions—into something like Notepad and—not even spell check (that might find too many Japanese words)—just scroll through and look for flagged words (with the squiggly red line underneath) in English. You can easily spot the typos and fix them. It will take less than two minutes—I just tried it with these captions—and, again, your captions, at least in the ones in English, will look a lot cleaner. (Don’t worry—no more annoying suggestions. I don’t want to be a pest.)

  43. @thhseeking

    You win! I picked paper! 😂 I loved the evening streetscape. Luckily, you weren't spirited away 😉.

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