Riding the bullet train (also known as Shinkansen) is easily the most convenient way to travel between cities in Japan.
Japan 日本| HyperJourney
a travel video by Jared Hinz
From roaming the busy streets of Tokyo to snowboarding the slopes of Hakuba, Jared and his crew explored Japan to the fullest on a journey across some of the must-have experiences in this timeless country in East Asia - all captured in his unique, creative style.
This is the second part of my HyperJourney series. The aim of this series is to provide context through emotion in a cinematic medium. My passion is travel filmmaking and this series is the start of my journey.
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For this trip I enlisted a crew of the best storytellers to journey through the intellectually intricate country of Japan for 4 minutes. Over 3 weeks we sped around Tokyo in real life Mario Karts, fed bowing deer in Nara Park, snowboarded the mountains of Hakuba, kept quiet around the peaceful Nagano snow monkeys, drank too much sake and regretted it, belted karaoke tunes til they kicked us out, were put in a state of historical disbelief in the midst of Hiroshima park and many more culturally fuelled adventures.
I'd be naive to say that I could capture the essence of an entire country in under five minutes. Through this piece I tried to link faces, stories, sounds, prayers, voices, expressions, landscapes and more to create what I call a visual HyperJourney. Thank you to the people we met, laughed with, ate with, learned from, and celebrated with; you made us feel welcome.
Special shout outs to the boys that made this trip unforgettable: Jake, Zak, Michael, Ryan, Josh, and Jordan.
Jared Hinz. 2018 | Japan
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For this trip I enlisted a crew of the best storytellers to journey through the intellectually intricate country of Japan for 4 minutes. Over 3 weeks we sped around Tokyo in real life Mario Karts, fed bowing deer in Nara Park, snowboarded the mountains of Hakuba, kept quiet around the peaceful Nagano snow monkeys, drank too much sake and regretted it, belted karaoke tunes til they kicked us out, were put in a state of historical disbelief in the midst of Hiroshima park and many more culturally fuelled adventures.
I'd be naive to say that I could capture the essence of an entire country in under five minutes. Through this piece I tried to link faces, stories, sounds, prayers, voices, expressions, landscapes and more to create what I call a visual HyperJourney. Thank you to the people we met, laughed with, ate with, learned from, and celebrated with; you made us feel welcome.
Special shout outs to the boys that made this trip unforgettable: Jake, Zak, Michael, Ryan, Josh, and Jordan.
Jared Hinz. 2018 | Japan
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