Comments by "Jordan, inside-outsider in Japan" (@Jordan-inJapan) on "Life in the World's Snowiest City Part 1 | Aomori, Japan" video.

Wow. As someone who lives in Mie prefecture (central Japan), where it doesn’t really snow, it really makes me appreciate how ‘climatically diverse’ this country is. Now, I’m originally from Canada too, and I admit I sometimes miss the snow. But…maybe I should just be content to drive up to Shiga or Gifu for the weekend when I need my fix.
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@LifeWhereImFrom Yeah, it looked like a lot of fun!
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@commentarytalk1446 Thanks for the kind words! 😀
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@missplainjane3905 I assume you mean where I live now, in Japan. Mie prefecture has fairly mild winters…it usually doesn’t snow and the temperature doesn’t drop much below 0C. But since most houses here aren’t properly insulated, it can be almost the same temp inside and out! (This is why my family built a new home this year. Maybe you’ve already seen my videos about that..?)
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@davidhill850 Well it seems our worlds overlap a bit. I live in Mie, and actually work for Tsu City. And I have been up to Gero a couple of times (onsen trips), and remember those cool little windy roads. Love that area. Oh, and we have a Nagoya connection too. I lived in Moriyama-ku for 2 years, between the baseball stadium and the Asahi Brewery.🍻
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@davidhill850 wow, quite the adventure! If you make it back to Nagoya, look me up.
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@Moiez101 😆 Really? I haven’t been back in years, so I have no idea. (Well, I’ve already weaned myself off them completely, so I won’t even bother trying next time im back.) 🍻
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@urouroniwa on my list! (Next winter?)
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