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This early link to the extended ad-free version of next week's video from Kaibara, Japan is exclusively for Travel Lovers, Travel Partners, and Travel Masters. It's 30 minutes long and includes the story of Nagayamon gate from 1714, my impromptu guided tour around Kaibara, the story of a legendary 6-year-old haiku poet from the town, a nationally popular 1920s-era song said to be inspired by Kaibara, and my stroll around the quiet residential streets of the town and its compelling mix of buildings and decorations.

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▶︎ Early link to the 18-minute version (with ads) if you prefer → https://youtu.be/w0vcA6N7eCg

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Why locals love this ancient tree bridge (extended version)

*Extended, ad-free version for Patreon members* A look at the unusual town of Kaibara in Tamba city, Japan, including the infamous "kinonebashi" (tree-root bridge), a historic local shrine built in the year 1024, and more. This extended 30-minute version includes the story of Nagayamon gate from 1714, my impromptu guided tour around Kaibara, the story of a legendary 6-year-old haiku poet from the town, a nationally popular 1920s-era song said to be inspired by Kaibara, and my stroll around the quiet residential streets of the town and its compelling mix of buildings and decorations. 🔵 *Newsletter* https://www.patreon.com/posts/140956426 Read the issue of my free newsletter about this video 🔵 *JR Kakogawa Line, including Fighting Dragon Shoals* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ik5pg8nfTEk 🔵 *Short version* https://youtu.be/w0vcA6N7eCg 18 minutes; with ads *About me* My videos are about traveling, transportation, and wandering offbeat and lesser-known spots on the map for curiosity's sake. I upload a new video each week. Thanks for watching. Everywhere is worth exploring. 🔴 *Patreon* https://patreon.com/t1dwanderer Join as a free or paid supporter – see full list of perks –Jeremy, T1D Wanderer

Comments

Ray Nichols

I think you made that tour guides day accepting his tour. He seemed very happy and beaming with Pride to show you everything.

Matt

That might be my favorite city so far. I loved the architecture and all the older trees. My kind of place.

T1D Wanderer

Turned out to be a good spot. And what's kind of overwhelming is that there are thousands of places like this worth exploring, just in Japan alone... !