Exploring Japan's Countryside: Our First Day in Fukui

On our first day in Fukui we grabbed some local grub, drove on a rainbow & checked out a beautiful forest shrine. Also: Obaaama. Enjoy!




#Japan #Fukui #travel

[dragonzord]

I loved hearing kyde get in trouble on the lifts :D

[kydeanderic]

Hope you enjoyed. More from Japan is on the way, as always. Stay safe, friends.

[seeker]

I watch your videos while eating breakfast. Best way to start my day! Thanks for sharing your adventures.

[Yesica]

Thank you, guys, for showing so many nature-y areas of Japan! It's been amazing through the years. It is an extraordinarily beautiful country.

[marcod]

Yes a Japan video again! You 2 the best of all!

[whereeveritgoes]

5:05 I love the idea of retrofitting everything. They don't fix what's not broken, but if there's a way to improve something by a long shot simply by adding a little bit of stuff, they'll do it. In this case, a poster (old) with lights (new).

[GypsyxDarling]

I must have needed this one right now, because I was charmed from beginning to end. Fun, funny, and full of wonder! Thanks as always for bringing us along.

[magnuslilja]

Really great first video, looking forward to watch the next one in the series!

[travelswithblindcane]

I guess I didn't realize how much I've missed traveling the past few months. Either that or I just really need to visit Japan, from the Shinkansen onward I was just grinning the whole video. Loved it, thanks for showing a part of Japan I'd bet a lot of people don't tend to make a priority! Looked like fun, and you guys always make it so enjoyable to see vicariously.

[murburr]

18:55
crunchy one is called karikari ume, to make it crunchy, you need to put egg shells with it
which stop the function of softening the fruit of the ume.

[didibryan]

Thank you for sharing this and loved seeing all your Fukui videos! We're about to head there this weekend so this definitely gave us some inspiration for places we need to hit up - especially that "lake"/"island" area!

[TheForsakenCouch]

Guys... I straight up love these videos. It's making me want to visit next summer for three weeks if they'll let us in. Keep up the great works Kyde & Eric!

[daveadriffield]

Really enjoyed that. I can feel another drawing coming on to pay for it. Thanks.

[bananaiguana]

This video was amazing! I love to learn about rural Japanese towns, yall do a great job explaining everything. What was the tune that played over the shinkansen footage? I liked it! Hope yall are well! Stay safe!

[Yesica]

27:00 It totally looks like it's flowing upward!

[heatherfling]

Very beautiful toilet. Niceee. And this is a very fun video. Love you guys. You both a so fun.

[pdalko]

Excellent tour of a beautiful area of Japan

[smallhitchfarm]

That swing! When we lived in Itabashi-ku the gym near our house had alarms on the exercise bikes that would alert a staff person to come over and tell us we were exercising too hard!

[morganboyify]

Really enjoyed this video. Thank you. You give viewers like myself hope that one day we will get to travel and explore. Loved it ❤️

[mennodolstra]

I loved travelling by shinkansen, like you said it's so smooth. As a tourist i really enjoyed getting a JR pass, still expensive but if you plan to move around a lot it can save you a bit of money.