Name: Inside of Japan’s Best Monkey Park ? Arashiyama, Kyoto
Uploaded: 2020-03-24T16:51:16.000Z
Duration: 10 min 2 s
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Yama in Kyoto today I mentioned it in my video 10 reasons not to go to Tokyo, which lots of people misunderstood, which was probably my fault for not not explaining it properly.

What I really meant by that video was I'm just so frustrated by how everybody when they come to Japan, they really only think to go to Tokyo or Kyoto or Osaka and they don't even consider going to the countryside.

I really just wanted to inspire you guys to check out different areas of Japan.

But half the comments are angry and trying to argue that Tokyo is the best study of the world.

Anyways, we're in on a shaman today, which I mentioned was always super carted with tourists.

You will see that, but the area itself is beautiful.

It's raining a little bit, but apparently the monkeys wild in the park that is wandering around.

Probably don't take a picture on the way.

Climbing a hill is the last thing I wanted to do it.

It's a angry I was not prepared for this hike.

Did not realize we would be going all the way up a mountain.

I can see something that looks like a summit.

You guys with the summit, his monkeys on it was worth the climb.

It crawled up on the ground here like a little cat.

Yeah, they kind of just reached their hand out and try and grab it for me.

But be careful because you never know they might fight you, but they seem to be quite friendly.

It's so much better than I was expecting.

I love how the monkeys were just roaming around freely.

They're so cute with the little one curled up in the side of the cliff there, sleeping, it looked like a cat.

But all the signs say not to touch the monkeys.

So I guess I shouldn't little baby use you guys.

This is all so it's well worth climbing the mountain and making your way through the seas of tourists.

This is quite cool stuff so friendly here they must have to deal with thousands of tourists a day.

But they say thank you to every customer that's leaving and they're really kind, even when they have to come up to you and tell you not to go to your the bug.

He's like 15 times, which they may have with me when I tried to get a sub now, but everyone's really, really kind here.

My favorite actor just followed me on Instagram.

It's turning out to be a great fucking days.

You'd know that Asano Tadanobu, my favorite actor.

He has been for a long time, stars in a bunch of really neat films, kind of quirky films.

I love his style of acting, and I just always thought he was really fucking awesome.

It's a grab I named my hamster years ago.

I followed him for a long time, commented on his stuff, so I guess he got curious as to who I was.

He came to my INSTAGRAM profile and I had a picture of my hamster and it said, Got a new house.

You need a name and he left to covet and named him for me.

You will have Thio wait for Chris's video to learn a little bit more about that.

Apparently, it's a kn attraction here in Kyoto.

I won't be featuring it in this video, but Chris will think it'll be quite interesting to make sure you're following his videos.

I think I'm gonna say goodbye here, guys.

I'm just gonna chill with them, help them out with video.

They need it, and then we're gonna head to our next destination.

And actually, I don't know where we're going.

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