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    Night walk in rural Sakura city of Chiba prefecture – to the lake and back, Japan 2024・4K HDR



    Night walk in rural Sakura city of Chiba prefecture – to the lake and back, Japan 2024・4K HDR

    No talking or faces, natural surround sound only.
    As asked for more rural/countryside videos I went to Sakura city neighbor to Narita. I started from Keisei-Usui station, passed through residential area on the southern side of railroad, got to a small mountain full of bamboo with a cemetery and nice view on the top. Then went down towards the lake Inba-numa, crossed the railroad, walked through dark lake-side jogging/cycling path full of insects, spiders and overgrown grass. Getting tired after reaching the bridge over Shin River I turned back towards Keisei-Usui station and pass residential area on the northern side of the railroad. I could not find tea I like, so I had to go to convenience store to buy one. It’s not the summer anymore but it was still hot enough to get completely wet of sweat.

    🕒 2024 September 14 @ 18:04 🌡️ +29℃ 🚶‍♂️7km
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    20件のコメント

    7. @nella6930 on

      Could stay only for a while at the Premiere – the sunset part looked amazing, brighter 💙🤗, can't wait to watch this walk again on TV at night (don't even mind to see the spider once more ! But not in reality 🕷, huh 🙀😁) Thanks,👋

    14. @ozy_o on

      0:02 Keisei Usui Station

      2:41 Ramen shop

      3:10 Police station

      4:05 Evening sky #1

      7:56 Evening town

      8:13 Evening sky #2

      8:58 Shops

      13:08 Evening sky #3

      13:25 Nice playground

      13:57 Residential area #1

      16:54 Evening sky #4

      ​​17:47 Old election van

      20:14 Evening sky #5

      21:37 Best evening view

      22:31 Evening rural place with train

      23:20 Moon

      25:58 Shadow wave #1

      26:37 Disappearing black object when turn camera?

      28:09 Train #1

      29:53 Train #2

      32:20 Train #3

      32:55 Evening sky #6

      36:09 Blue light district

      36:52 Into the wild #1

      37:46 Evening sky #7

      39:22 Shadow wave #2

      41:32 Into the wild #2

      42:46 Anything?

      44:19 Grasshopper

      45:23 What was the splash?

      45:46 fragile flatform

      49:30 5 years jail + below 10mil yen fine for illegal dumping

      51:29 Hand shadow monster #1

      54:25 Stars

      56:19 Spider

      1:03:10 Lights at the horizon

      1:14:02 Hand shadow monster #2

      1:14:26 Residential area #2

      1:25:44 Into the wild #3

      1:27:55 Garden area

      1:32:13 Bamboo

      1:33:13 Into the wild #4

      1:35:19 Residential area #3

      1:40:07 Left camera outside

      1:41:09 Tea

      1:42:59 Last slope

      1:47:40 Long road ahead

      1:49:54 Take a sit

      1:51:16 "Red" light district

      1:52:16 Back to station

    17. @JPN850R on

      I had lived in Narita and worked at NRT airport from 2007-2012. Sakura was a couple of stations from Narita, and I used to go to Sakura Crane School; a private school where you could get licenses & certificates for operating various equipment. Then the earthquake hit in 3/11/11. The train services were a mess shortly after, but somehow I had managed to get there. I went to Sakura like 5 times to get my licenses & certificates.

      There's not much going on in Sakura, but I still remember those days when I was desperate to get out of temp worker status. Roughly half the Japanese citizens are working as temp workers and struggling to make living. The government is to blame.

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