Thank you for making all these commercial-free videos, which are detailed, enjoyable, and thoroughly researched. For a first-time visitor to Japan, these are all gems!

Mt Hieizan is amazing and well worth visiting. Great way to get into the mountains that surround Kyoto. Your video gives a very clear plan for travelers, well done!

The whole trip looks so serene and peaceful especially around the temple, river and beautiful mountain scene. Definitely will love to try the Buddhist's cuisine in the bento box and the last train looks so adorable like from a toy set! Awesome japan-guide.com!

This is now favorite channel regarding Japan. You guys are doing great job.

I really enjoy these videos! It’s a great mix of being informative and picturesque. Plus, the music is perfect and fits the setting and adventure. I also enjoy the cuts from one location to the next. Job well done!

I'm going to Japan in May for two weeks. I will be spending six days in Tokyo and am trying to plan the next six days somewhere else, every time I watch a japan-guide video that's where I want to go! These videos make each place look just so very beautiful, having a hard time deciding!

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I want to explore in Japan just like this!

One of my favorite places to visit in Japan. If I have a day to spare, I'll visit this place once again this upcoming trip.

Went to Biwako last summer, clouds surrounding the vicinity in the morning, even in the summer. So beautiful and wide.

1:46 I can't get over how good this shot is. Timelapse in the sky but not at the water. Extraordinary

Beautiful.

so beautiful!

I would recommend making it more than just a day trip if you're coming from Osaka. Take an afternoon Keihan train from Osaka, spend the night in Otsu, and then make the next day an entire day at Hiyoshi shrine and Mt. Hieizan. Spend the night in Otsu again, and make your way back to Kyoto in the morning. You can enjoy Kyoto the next day before hopping a train back to Osaka. This way you won't be rushed to get on the trains in time, and you will get more out of those few days. Oh and at 1:34, I snapped a picture at that same spot from the same train!

Been here in 2017 winter. It was absolutely stunning !!

Thanks for posting. Its very informative. 👍🇵🇭

so so so very very beautiful

・Beautiful guide video.

Been to Japan, twice. My feet are full of callus, but I still can't get enough. There's still too many to see and love. Wish to get back there to experience Autumn. Japan. What a Gem. 😊 If you're hiring for more staff researcher, HIRE ME!! 😂😂😂 Love from PH. 💕

I'm jealous..again...😁 bravo excellent video.

I want in Japan!

Love your content! Very authentic, keep them coming 👌

These videos are very informative and well produced! The animations also allow you to understand the trip better. But could you please include prices in the next video?

Wow.

This is definitely a trip I would like to do on my next trip next June. Looking forward to it. Little.tip: please add a short sentence saying how Long a day will last on average, so to do it all, we know what time to leave...

Great video. The description is for the video about Yoshino.

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There are three roots to go to Osaka to Kyoto except Shinkansen. One is JR-Kyoto Line(part of Tokaido-Line), another is Hankyu-Line and the other is Keihan-Line. JR and Hankyu-Line run along the north of Yodo-River, one of the main rivers of Osaka. In contrast, Keihan-Railway run along the south of Yodo-River. These Railway Company have heatedly competed to gain more passengers. So they make an effort to utilize their unique advantages. For example, JR-Kyoto Line achieved running 130km/h in a commuter train. This train is called “Shin-Kaisoku”(In English, Special Rapid Service)and connect from Osaka to Kyoto in only 27 minutes. Keihan and Hankyu-Line take 40〜50minutes. Instead of high-speed, they pursue comfortably. Keihan’s Limited Express or Rapid Limited Express“Raku-Raku” is used 8000 type-train(5:28). We can take this train in only train ticket. No additional fee. (Except Car No.6) This is very comfortable. In the same, Hankyu-Line runs a comfortable train called “Kyo-Train”. This train is also comfortable and popular. Recently, more and more foreign tourists come Kansai-Region including Osaka and Kyoto. In this reason, these three railway play an important role in this region.

I love this video! I have two quick questions. 1. How did you get those shots of the green trees in the mountain? 2. How much time did you spend at Enryakuji Temple?

Hieizan is in Shiga! Biwako is in Shiga!!. The Biwa Lake is producing water to Kyoto, Osaka ( Kansai area ). You said Kyoto in your video and you introducing the Shiga Ken!!!! Are you serious !? 滋賀は滋賀です！京都でもない！

Great guide! Is there any chance that this channel will do a video guide on Dewa Sanzan?

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Please cover more anti mainstream destinations like this

Another great video. Is there any sort of Patreon or subscription I can look into to support this style of content? The mountain descent was very similar to what I experienced in Hakone on the way to the lake. It was a lot of fun seeing all the different ways a person can be transported in the span of 90 minutes!

Looks beautiful but I struggle with a lot of walking and there seems a lot of steps to climb.

An A+ video but I missed the prices what the trains, bus and food cost.

ok so why do you need to carry two cameras though

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