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Everyone Should Visit This Japanese City | Amazing Japanese Food



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On this video, we travel from Matsue to Hagi by car. These cities are located in the Sanin region, one of the least visited cities in Japan. Places we visit on thsi video listed below.

MICHI no EKi Abucho (It’s pronounced Abucho, not Abumachi as in the video)
2249 Nago, Abu, Abu District, Yamaguchi 759-3622

SUNBASHI CAFE
(located at the above Michi no Eki Roadstop)

HAGI REVERBATORY FURNACE
4897-7 Chinto, Hagi Yamaguchi

HAGIGOYOMI
Yamaguchi Pref. Hagishi Emukai 602

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27 Comments

  6. Shelley's Cloud

    I love that you showed us some local crafts. I adore Japanese craftsmanship and especially ceramics. Please show more of this on your channel πŸ™

  14. Denise Parker

    Such a beautiful video of the two of you in gorgeous views of a place you decided to travel to. The foods you eat always look amazing. I hope this trip brought you rest and relaxation.

  15. Marissa Caldeira

    This is all so exciting and new! Definitely you must return to this world heritage spot and stay overnight πŸŽƒ

  16. deanzaZZR

    I knew you guys would really like Hagi. There's much more to explore (and share). It's interesting to know that this area of Japan was influential both intellectually and economically during the Edo Period. Now it is a bit of a backwater, but so worth visiting.

  18. Christi-Ann Pierantoni

    I was just thinking about how much you and Satoshi care for each other, and then you rang the Love Bell and hugged. I only hope that my husband and I feel the same amount of love towards each other as you and Satoshi❀

  19. Coco Oona

    Beginner camp tips: Rent a tent or choose a place with fixed tents first. Use a good sleeping mat and a warm sleeping bag. (But i think as japanese you are used to rather hard floors so its not that big of a problem and you can choose the mat with high insulation from floor cold) Its too expensive to buy a tent if you are not sure you like it. Mat and sleeping bag is something you always can use everywhere.
    (Nice you want to visit germany, i am german so i hope you love it!)

  23. Debra Cantrell

    I would like to thank you both for taking us on y'all adventures l have learn and enjoy it all veiws the history of it all the foods awesome can't wait for the next video take care stay safe ❀️😘😘🀩😍πŸ₯°πŸ’―πŸ‘ŒπŸ‘

  26. dhutch13

    Just a small error in your description, where you say that you're travelling from Matsue, I think you meant Masuda πŸ™‚

  27. Jerome Heywood

    Thank you for sharing this visit at the hotel. I admire the walks you take and guiding us learners the available areas if Japan.

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