Name: Inside Japan's Stunningly Beautiful Shukuba (Post Towns)
Uploaded: 2020-10-11T19:25:04.000Z
Duration: 5 min 50 s
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Modal verbs - A2

When I came out to Japan for the first time in 2000 and five, This was actually the one area on my entire trip that I had to skip.

It's what, 15 years later Now, I had actually come out to this area about a month or so ago.

Past simple

But rain was just far too heavy to make any long form of video.

It is four o'clock in the morning and finally arrived at.

But I think it's gonna add a lot to Theo.

Atmosphere of the pictures will be able to get mhm Mm, very thankful for these awnings here.

It's made itself waken Just hide from the rain.

We've been here about 45 minutes and we've only made it about 30 40 m in.

Uh huh, because we're choosing to travel and visit places like this and like four o'clock in the morning.

Obviously we don't have the experience of exploring the different shops and all that available, but it's understandable that some sacrifices need to be made in the areas.

No less beautiful when everything is closed on.

Honestly, I don't tend to go into that many shops anyway.

So the spot I was at last time is called Harajuku.

And this bond is called Sumako juku, and they're all kind of connected by this gorgeous trail called the ACA Sando Trail E.

It just feels like there's so much to see in this.

So for anybody interested or for those who don't know, this Sumako juco is actually a really well preserved post town along the nakase Endo trail.

Interestingly enough, the post office and the police station here are one.

And the same beauty here is just like it doesn't matter where you point the camera Way E was about to sit here.

And then I realized that I probably shouldn't sit here.

Oh, how did you describe it like a total street or something.