What do you guys think? Let us know below! 🙏

Jake: Winter is too cold Shizuka: (thinking to herself: Jake will never make it in Canada)

Autumn japan is the best -there's less tourist -beautiful color everywhere -not too cold and not too warm -you get this unique vibe around oct - nov especially in the mountains -and everything is halloween themed XD

I wish someone looks at me like the way Jake looks at Kelvin. XD Hahahahaha

I'm from Ireland and our only seasons are rain and not rain, with that one summery day in May 😂

Welcome to the team Juri and Kelvin

Thanks for the great video :D It was interesting to learn more about the seasons

I love your videos guys, you had me smiling during the whole video.😁

This is my very first time listening to a "podcast" style video, I don't know why but as soon as I saw this video on my recommendations list, I downloaded the mp3 file and began listening to everything whilst doing some errands. I've got to say, even though i finished everything I had to do as soon as the video ended, it left me wanting to work more, just in order to listen to more of these!

Thank you so much. I'm a huge fan of Jake ❤

I'm visiting this November and I'm so excited, I really hope I get to see some pretty autumn colours 🍁

Haha this was a really fun talk, I enjoyed it. I noticed there is a lot of focus on seasonal things in Japan. I would be interested to hear your recommendations for different seasonal foods to try, so people visiting in a particular season will know what to look out for

I’m looking forward to visiting Sapporo in February for the Snow Festival

My favourite season is summer too! I just love the festivals and how everyone is dancing in the streets! It is sooo amazing! So lively! I just love it!

Being up in Hokkaido, summer is my favourite. It's still too hot here for my New Zealand constitution, but I love the festivals and food is amazing in summer in Hokkaido!

Winter Illumination in the cities is awesome

I totally agree with you about the summer in Tokyo or most of the places except the northern Honshu or Hokkaido - the major reason I moved to Canada, now living in Vancouver. But I miss Japan very much.

On my next trip, I definitely want to go to Hokkaido. Hopefully going in the fall won't be too cold.

I think it really depends on where you live in Japan to which seasons you enjoy the most. Like if you live in a region of Japan that doesn’t get snow in winter it’s pretty boring and ugly looking, but for me winter is my favorite season because I live in a snowy region where I can partake in many winter activities. Autumn is second because hiking in early to mid Sep. when autumn arrives is just awesome. Summer is 3rd because it’s not unbearably hot were I live and I can go camping and more hiking. Spring will always be my least favorite season in Japan because it’s like winter in non-snowy regions; ugly and boring.

I have hayfever and I hate hot weather so for me Autumn is easily the best season.

to me, sakura almost has a cinnamon-y kind of taste. a little... spicy? i've only been to japan during spring (once, during hanami - another time, a little after golden week) so i'm super excited to be able to go back this fall to experience everything again but in a different season.

Great video.

Whenever I see those kind of videos and read through the comments I feel like I'm the only person loving summer in Japan (as a tourist obviously). I enjoy nighttime more in general and and for me those warm and humid nights have something magical. Also you can start nearly any conversation with 暑いですね？ The cicadas can be quite annoying though. xD

Juri is Beautiful :)

Season is something to see in Japan for sure. But, now, I like when it is not crowded of tourists so i won't tell here ^_^ ❤ Juri and Shizuka ❤

I'm a HUGE fan of Jake

Visited Japan 3 times and I somehow have managed to visit twice during summer weather (once was september last year and summer went on longer than expected) and once in winter. As an Australian the winter in Japan was a little brutal, especially since I went up to Hokkaido for a week. The summer...not the best either; I'm from New South Wales and our summers are dry heat, no humidity, so getting smacked in the face with 80% humidity was... a testing experience. Especially trying to figure out ways to get my make-up to stay on and hair to not frizz out and you know, not sweating through my clothes. Had wanted to visit Japan next year during Spring but probably won't be able to, so the plan is to go in Autumn (Oct - Nov) instead. I think every tourist to Japan that wants to revisit multiple times should visit during every season. It gives you a real complete image of Japan and it's people in all the seasons. Plus you learn nifty tricks to take back home to keep warm/cool!

(Kansai Area) November 20th ~ March 20th(about 4 month) 6~12 grade / so cold outside. March 20th ~ July 20th(about 4 month) warm time July 20th ~ October 10th → 29 ~ 35 grade. very hot October 20th ~ November 20th → getting little bit cool down

Jan-Feb!!! Went there during these months! Did not regret!

Go to El Salvador, there’s places there that get above 110 F plus 80/90 humidity (around 32/36 C), and i know that cuz that’s the mother land for me

Wow, Jake, you wouldn't last in Canada. Let Shizuka tell you...and Japan has 4 lovely seasons. The autumn is the best time to be in Japan. Lower humidity and less heat, and fresher air👍🏻😉😉😉🇯🇵🇨🇦

Florida has 2 seasons hot... and dead. We don't always have a cold winter, but it cools off in Jan and Feb... I ate the cold.

I like to go to Kyoto and Nagoya in the fall.

Late September, early Oktober is what I'd choose...

JURI 😍😍😍😍😍😍

Been twice there, during the early spring... I'd want to experience all seasons one day. But probably, summer is what I wanna see... the least. xD Festivals would be interesting and all that, but I already live in a tropical country, my hometown is super hot and humid for most of the year, and despite living most of my life there I never got used to it and I still have a hard time being there during summer when I visit my mom. Since we're on this very subject though, I have a question for TC people and perhaps other commenters - are there cities close to Tokyo that are higher up the mountain and have a less humid more stable/cooler climate even during the summer? You see, I moved from my hometown across state. My hometown is around sea level with lots of rivers nearby, so humidity goes through the roof there. Here in my current city is like almost 2000 meters up, climate is way more temperate, it rains a lot but in regular days it's drier, so far more bearable. It's also kind of an exceptional city in the region and not very common in Brazil per se because most of the bigger cities in the country are at low elevations. I'm kinda trying to pinpoint my dream city in Japan if I'm able to fullfill my dream of living there one day... xD

I would like to visit in spring and Autumn, Autumn more as that’s my birthday season in Japan in Australia it’s Spring 😊

summer in japan almost killed me.

I'm visiting Tokyo this May and I really want a pic with Shizuka & Chris :(

Everyone talking about how bad Japan summers are made me start to worry. Then after some research I'm relieved to find out it has slightly lower temps and humidity than where I live. 😎

24:37 Classic Jake

Ending: jnbKiss

Shizuka in a Yukata, that's something I'd like to see in a video... :)

Are you thinking abour changing the backgroud color ? It does not go that well with dark cloth and hair.

Canadians love to exaggerate how cold it is in Canada. They'd have you believe they all live in the arctic circle. Meanwhile 80% + of their population lives within a 2-3 hour drive of the US border and 1/3 of the population lives in Southern Ontario, where it is no colder than the Midwestern or Northeastern USA. Another large portion lives in southwestern British Columbia, which is warmer than more eastern cities on similar latitudes. (recall they had issues with a lack of snow for the 2010 Olympics)

Id suggest upping the exposure a bit, its quite dark! keep it up.

LOL @ Jake 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Oh I get it, Kelvin, cause he's hot.

Aweee Jake feeling inadequate, it's okay buddy! At least you're not a V OmegaLuL D loser like us! ;)

Summer = swamp ass season. Because it feels like your ass is dunked in the swamp (from the heat and humidity) :P

Juri reminds me of Martina Hingis...🎾

Is that Tanner?

I think shizuka has a little crush on Jake 😏

Kelvin and Juri would make a good-looking couple... as would me and Shizuka 🙄

Jake is so awkward lmaoo

next time u are all wearing bikinis and speedos with your best farmer's tan! :D

Why does Juri look like an Asian Eva Mendes

Summer is cool and all but for regular humans 40C is a tad hot, and life goes from enjoyable to boiling my internal organs on smelly sweaty trains. Ill pass, spring or fall wins in my book

Why is jake here?

Juri is cute, but she bRuined her life. Don't bRuin your life, kids.

I love these talks, but could you please stop inviting Jake on. He's acting all innocent on here, but you do know that he is a pickup artist, like Julien Blanc and David Bond who are banned from most Asian countries. Why would you let him be on your platform??