Hi~

What are you taking?

I'm taking video.

Is that okay?

Sure.

So where are we going today?

We're going to uh...

Tanada~

Tanada~

Tanada is like a sort of, it's an incredible rice field.

It's an incredible rice field!

Good enough--we're going to an incredible rice field today.

Today we are bringing along a special friend!

Hello special friend!

You're gunna go for a walk later, you're going to go for a big nice, long, scenic walk, it's

gunna be awesome.

Oh, he likes those, yeah!

I'm on a diet, so so I'm getting "TOKUCHA".

I think I'm gunna get this one. Coffee Parm.

FINE.

FINE!

Kit, your hand!

Good boy!

And we're off!

We may or may not have arrived at our destination.

We got people taking out their tripods!

AND THEY'VE GOT A DOG!

Konnichiwa~

Kit, be nice.

I hope it's okay?

So last year we came here but the season was kind of like uh...

Late!

Yeah we came in the fall, we came in the fall, and we drove all this way, the same place

last year, and there was nothing to see, so we kind of screwed up, but this time, I think

we chose the perfect day!

I'm so excited.

Are you ready for this?

Are you ready for this!?

Nice scenery isn't it?

Guys, this is so beautiful, like, look at this.

Yo so if you're a photographer, or an instagrammer, and you're travelling through Kyushu, and

you're looking for a really phenomenal spot to stop and take some shots, April is when

they start watering the fields, and by May they've started to sprout some greens, so

April and May is the best season to come here.

A lot of people ask questions about how they can explore "deep Japan", and really the best

advice I can give you for that is to get your international license, and rent a car when

you get here, because, I think no matter where you're staying, whether it be Tokyo, Osaka,

Nagoya, or Kobe, or Fukuoka, just, getting in your car and driving up to the mountains

is always going to be a rewarding experience, especially on a beautiful day like today!