This time I traveled to Toyama prefecture the town with plenty mountains and where I come from.
Places i visited:
Takaoka, Gokayama, Toyama-city, Shinminato.
Gears I use:
Bike: Brompton W12 S2R
Camera: Sony a7SIII / Mavic air 2
Lens: SEL20F18(20mm F1.8)
Video editing software: Davinci Resolve
Mic.: Sony ECM-B1M
Tripod: Peakdesign carbon travel tripod
Hammock: Hammingbird Single plus
Tarp: Paagoworks Ninja TarpCamera:
Grip:ERGO GS3
29 Comments
always love your vids!!!
Yeah, another great one, cheers! 🙂
Wow, I think, you did twice the kilometres because of catching the camera all the time! 🙂
Hello, excellent video, I relax a lot watching you and I enjoy it enormously, thank you for sharing these moments of tranquility and silence, greetings.😊👍☘️
I missed Japan very much.
wished i could travel japan by brompton again!
How have you got your tripod attached to the seat post?
beautiful shots. thanks for sharing 🙂
This is Shirakawa-go?
💪🏼💪🏼👏🏻
i like your videos, in japan do u have to cover up your brompton when u taking a train?
Another superb video I’m about to commence my Brompton adventures in the UK 🇬🇧 and am informed and inspired by your trips. I hadn’t realised what a beautiful country Japan 🇯🇵 is maybe one day I’ll explore it on my Brompton? Keep it up 👍
I would love to bike with my Brompton in Japan one day. Look so stress free to bike on those roads with not many cars
Hello, I just bought Brompton, could you please share which accessories you equipped on your Brompton? thank you 🙂
Thank you so much for this video! My father`s family was from Toyama and watching your video make me feel so warm (although it seems to be cold in Toyama). I intend to visit the city someday. I`m from Brazil. Thank you, again!!!
Feels good with Brompton in life
Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing! It was interesting to see how you carry the tripod behind the saddle 🙂
Hello thanks for the video. It's quite inspiring. So do you normally just take the train somewhere and bike in that area? Do you plan your routes or simply go? Are these day trips or do you do overnights? And what bag do you recommend for these kind travels? I think you use different bags in your videos.
Good job.
This is another of your ABSOLUTELY AMAZING videos! The stunning and tranquil beauty makes my mind and soul happy. This is what the best of life is all about. Thanks so much for sharing this video! Please keep up the great work.
Lovely video as always. Thank’s to share your brompton experiences. Regards from Madrid
awesome angles – love it 👌
Hello Takuya, I just discovered your channel this morning while browsing. You are absolutely amazing. I just want to do the same now 😊. Is there a way to communicate privately? I have a few practical questions to ask you.
Enjoy to watching your film, may I know you use which type of tripod for eye level shot? Wondering you bring a standing tripod rather than small tiny one. Lim from Malaysia
Hello Takuya, I congratulate you on this trip, it is the second time I see it, beautiful images, views, music, all very well selected, thank you for sharing this beautiful trip 😊👍🙏💫✨
Truly amazing! Reminded me of my travels to Hida, Shirakawago and Kanazawa. I only stopped at Takaoka because the trains halted during a snowstorm. It truly was amazing and I would like to visit these places when the borders open!
Hello from Germany. I buy a Brompton this week and i watched many Videos on Youtube. Your way to make your Videos is so nice and beautyful. For me as a German it is so nice to see all the landscapes, the architecture, the food and everything else. I´m really looking forward to make some Videos with my new Brompton. If you interested to see some parts of Germany, you can watch some of my Videos. I hope you do a lot more Videos… Best regards from Germany!
So beautiful. Hope to travel part of Japan thru Brompton too. Will definitely get some tips from you. Thanks for sharing 🙂
I like many of your traveling clips from the the camera angles to music and the amazing view of landscape. You might need to think of adding some camera views of Brompton and yourself from the front (if you don’t feel shy) 🙂 . Anyway I love the way you tell your journey through your eyes. 🙂
That was wonderful, thank you!