Riding the bullet train (also known as Shinkansen) is easily the most convenient way to travel between cities in Japan.
Japan – Neons & Sakuras
a travel video by Oliver Astrologo
Oliver captured both the hectic pace of technology and the soothing atmosphere of isolated temples and enchanting mountains from Japan on video. Which facet from this wonderland country is your pick?
Japan is by the definition the blend of ancient traditions with advanced technologies but while this might sound as an insuperable contrast, the fast-paced life of Tokyo with this shiny neon sci-fi style lights combined with the enchanted and mysterious landscapes of Wakayama where temples and nature live together in harmony make this a country that everybody look with admiration.
Let this video inspire you to discover and go beyond the standard Japanese itinerary because every corner of this land is worthy of celebration.
Original score "Neons & Sakuras (Alternate Version)" performed by Max LL | the title "Neons & Sakuras" was inspired by the book by Alice Michaud-Lapointe & Ginette Michaud.
1st Assistant Camera
Simone Sampó
Locations featured in this video
Tokyo, Hakone, Higashiizu, Kyoto, Hongu, Osaka, Nachikatsuura and Shingū, Mount Fuji
Special thanks
OSK, Mercedes Benz, Visit Japan, Tokyo Tokyo and everyone who helped in the making of this video.
Let this video inspire you to discover and go beyond the standard Japanese itinerary because every corner of this land is worthy of celebration.
Original score "Neons & Sakuras (Alternate Version)" performed by Max LL | the title "Neons & Sakuras" was inspired by the book by Alice Michaud-Lapointe & Ginette Michaud.
1st Assistant Camera
Simone Sampó
Locations featured in this video
Tokyo, Hakone, Higashiizu, Kyoto, Hongu, Osaka, Nachikatsuura and Shingū, Mount Fuji
Special thanks
OSK, Mercedes Benz, Visit Japan, Tokyo Tokyo and everyone who helped in the making of this video.
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There is no denying that the different layers – and islands – of Japan are quite literally awe-inspiring. Be it experiencing the cherry-blossom in Okinawa, a hike through the vibrant Okutama natural park, temple-hunting in Kyoto, admiring the symmetric Mount Fuji or joining in on the rush of Tokyo and shopping in eclectic Harajuku – Japan offers something to fulfil everyone’s expectations. And what’s more, the Japanese are known for their humble natures that make travellers feel welcomed and wanting to board on a bullet train to explore all that Japan has to offer.
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The luxurious Park Hyatt Tokyo operates between the 39th and 52nd floors of Shinjuku Park Tower, the brainchild of Japanese architect Kenzo Tange. Immortalized on the screen by Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson (Lost in Translation movie), the hotel's New York Bar offers uninterrupted views across Tokyo's scintillating skyline. Apart from the spacious rooms and suites, guests staying at Park Hyatt Tokyo are welcomed to use the ravishing 20-metre pool on the 47th floor.
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Tokyo would probably be the foreign city if I had to eat one city’s food for the rest of my life, every day. It would have to be Tokyo, and I think the majority of chefs you ask that question would answer the same way.
Anthony Bourdain, American Chef
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Tokyo has long since been the first stop for travellers when visiting Japan and what with it offering a “city that never sleeps” vibe, one can totally understand why it is such a massive draw.
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