♨️The Real Story of Japan’s Snow Monkeys (It’s Not What You Think) скачать в хорошем качестве

♨️The Real Story of Japan’s Snow Monkeys (It’s Not What You Think)

At the end of a mountain trail in Nagano lies a sanctuary that predates modern tourism. Founded in 1864, the first year of the Genji Era, Jigokudani Onsen Korakukan began not as a destination, but as a toji lodge—a place for healing and survival against the weight of the winter snow. Originally known as Meijirou, the inn sits in a valley once defined by the roaring sounds of geysers known as Oil Hell and Demon Hell. Today, the seventh generation of the Takebushi family maintains this boundary between the human world and the wild, preserving a philosophy of restraint that allows species to coexist in the shared warmth of the spring. 0:00 The road becomes a boundary 0:34 Meijirou: Echoes of the Genji Era 1:40 The art of Touji - Ancient Water Healing 2:18 Architecture as a record of survival 2:53 The Hidden Lantern: Protecting the Secret 3:20 The Real Story Behind Japan’s Snow Monkeys 3:53 1961: An act of kindness and a shared bath 4:22 Dissolving the species boundary 4:50 Learning stillness through Ma 5:33 Hospitality expressed through absence 【Access information】 The inn is accessible only by foot. It requires a 30-minute walk through the forested trail from Kanbayashi Onsen. During the winter months, the path is snow-covered and requires appropriate footwear. 【Contextual notes】 This film was captured during the height of winter. The atmosphere of the valley is defined by the constant presence of geothermal steam and the absence of modern noise. The relationship between the residents and the Japanese macaques is one of observation rather than performance. 【Featured location】 Jigokudani Onsen Korakukan 6818 Hirao, Yamanouchi, Shimotakai District, Nagano 381-0401 http://www.jigokudanionsen.com/ Showcases some footage borrowed from Jigokutani onsen official channel:    / @jigokudanimonkey2250   #Jigokudani #Korakukan #JapaneseHistory #OnsenCulture #SnowMonkeys #NihonHitouWoMamoruKai ◆━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◆ 📺 Explore More Epic Ryokan Journeys 　1. 🛁 Japanese Onsen Secrets REVEALED: Ultimate Ryokan Etiquette Guide Step by Step + Common Mistakes — Master the do’s and don’ts of onsen culture for a perfect stay. 👉    • ♨️Japanese Onsen Secrets REVEALED: Ryokan ...   2. 🏞️ Step Back in Time: 100-Year-Old Onsen Stay at Kowakubi Onsen Shōhōen【強首温泉 樅峰苑】— A quiet time capsule of Taisho elegance in rural Akita 　👉    • 【♨️Akita Ryokan】Step Back in Time: 100-Yea...   　3. 🌲 Tokyo Too Hot? Escape to a Secret Mountain Onsen | Akaishi Ryokan【赤石温泉】— A rustic, riverside escape where simplicity reigns 　👉    • 【♨️Yamanashi】 Tokyo Too Hot? We Found a Se...   　4. 🧭 Japan’s 5 Hidden Ryokans You Won’t Believe Exist! | Cave Baths, Tengu Guardians & Lamp-Lit Retreats — From Aoni to Kita Onsen, the wild calls 　👉    • ♨️Japan's Ancient Hidden Tengu Mask Bathho...  &t=78s 　5. 🌿 Stop Looking for Luxury: What Makes a Ryokan Actually Authentic — Sincerity, not perfection, is what defines a true ryokan 　👉    • ♨️How to Spot a Truly Authentic Ryokan (Th...   　6. 🏮 I Stayed in Kyoto’s Forgotten Courtesan House | A Living Piece of History — An atmospheric space where time and silence linger 　👉    • Kyoto’s Lost Courtesan House — I Stayed in...   ===== 👋 YOUR HOST: I’m Hansen, a Scandinavian who has lived in Japan since 2010 and worked in the Japanese travel industry for 5 years. I created this channel, Onsen with Hansen (Ryokan Meguri), to share my passion for traditional ryokan, onsen and cultural experiences across Japan. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more ryokan adventures.    / ryokanmeguri   🌐 Follow for more updates: Instagram:   / ryokanmeguri   Facebook:   / ryokanmeguri   ✨ Let’s relax, rejuvenate, and rediscover Japan, one ryokan at a time. ✨ 温泉が大好きなハンセンでした。次回も一緒に湯っくりしましょう！ ===== ✋ Disclaimer: This video is not sponsored, and there are no affiliate links. I feature only ryokans that I have personally stayed at and genuinely loved, so everything you see on this channel is 100% based on my own experiences and preferences. 🎥 Disclaimer 2: Please note that filming in onsen areas is generally restricted to respect the privacy of other guests. Always remember to check with the ryokan staff for permission before filming. Ensuring everyone’s comfort and privacy is a key part of the Japanese onsen experience! この素晴らしい旅館の美しさをお伝えするために、温泉での撮影を快く許可してくださったことに感謝します。お客様のご迷惑にならないよう、常に最優先で配慮しております。