We went to Hokkaido’s highest volcano – Hiking in JAPAN 🇯🇵
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As I was planning our travels in Hokkaido – Japan, I stumbled upon the island’s tallest peak, Asahi-Dake. @davewfilms and I have always wanted to hike together and wanted to utilise the opportunity of being in rural Japan by visiting the 2268-square-kilometre Daisetsu-zan, Hokkaido’s largest national park.
The thought of summiting the peak crossed our mind but we weren’t too ambitious. We took it slow by having a steady pace while ascending. The absence of modern distractions allowed us to immerse ourselves in nature. Each steady breath became our guide, a rhythmic reminder of our existence and being alive. We were able to hike until post 8 which was 2065 m in terms of altitude before we decided to descend.
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In 2013, I started my solo travel journey, leaving Indonesia in 2016 to become a full-time traveller and YouTube creator. My background in International Relations has fueled a profound interest in exploring different countries. My content focuses on exploring different cultures through the lens of a solo female traveller, aiming to capture real-life interactions and experiences.
My travels kicked off with a five-month trip across Asia, after which I moved to China in January 2017 to work as an English teacher—my first time living abroad. I left China in 2018 to fully commit to creating videos on YouTube, where I share my travels and the cultures I encounter.
Living nomadically since 2016, I settled in England in early 2022 after marrying my British husband, David. Now based in the UK, I continue to travel and share my adventures on YouTube.
32 Comments
Best Video of your all videos You are both great God bless you
I climbed Asahidake in the spring about 15 years ago and the end of the climb a masive thunderstorm came and we got very wet but it was still a great hike.
Syifa and your husband. Take care and enjoyed travel . Mtl.cdn.l
I recommend to go to Yamagata as well.
Amazingly beautiful hike indeed Syifa ☺️👍 Amazingly presented video as always ☺️
Great video of a great part of Japan. Question: Did you take turns to go back and get the camera after you walked past it? Or was it just Dave's job? 😀
What a beautiful cinematography my friend, your narration and energy are amazing! Absolutely amazing!!!
19:58 – It seems to me that the cooks look like Ainu 😀
6:00 – A dwarf bamboo, probably Sasa, is very frost-resistant
Excellent video dear Syifa. But I have tell you three things of today’s video.
1. Brave couple 💕
2. First time you kissed Dave 🥰
3. U could share a piece of prawn to Dave 😜🤪
Do visit Borneo soon.
🙏🏻
that reachable clouds on the mountain had been quite attractive.
Thanks for sharing!
Sugoi !!😂
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The beauty of Japanese landscape not seen before.
Congrats you all made it to the summit of that mountain.
Good couple i am from india
I also like to watch such big birds, I like it very much, I also do tracking, I like this video very much, Japan is a very beautiful country.❤
Nice!
Amei, que lugar incrível vc é muito simpática ❤❤❤Brasil
I may have missed it in the video, but what month were you traveling? Thanks, I enjoyed watching 🙂✌️
On the bus, cannot use the IC card?
Hi, for your Mt Asahidake hike, WHEN did you ascend it? You mentioned Autumn in your video – was it end Sep? We are considering hiking it in Autumn. There was only snow from Post 8 in your video, and this is really a surprise as the official site of Mt Asahidake shows snow at the Ropeway summit station. Thanks for your reply.
Kak Syifa Adriana. I like your videos. Watching your video adds to my understanding of various nations and cultures. It's amazing. Stay healthy, keep travelling and sharing experiences. Greetings from Semarang. Indonesia.
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Syifa Thanks so muchIt is very super beautiful place
Beautiful couple!
8合目ふきんで下山されたのは賢明な措置だと思いますよ！
日本を楽しんでいただくことは大変ありがたいですが、海外の方の、富士山の装備不良登山やbackcountry skiingでのaccidentのrescue費用はJapanese people's taxで賄われていることは認識して頂きたいと思います。
Thank you so much for the beautiful video. I would like to visit Hokkaido myself one day. Actually slurping is slightly considered a no no in Japan, but a number of people do it when especially eating noodles getting some air into the mouth so as not to burn their tongues😀 I'm Japanese, but I try not to make noise when eating noodles or soup😀
I am doing this tomorrow morning. I was hoping to take the ferry, but my stand-by reservation for a room was unfilled, so I booked a plane to Sapporo from Narita, then booked into a hotel in Asahikawa to catch the 7am bus to Asahidake Ropeway. As for the bear bell, not sure it's necessary. I mean, in the Rockies, they said it wasn't much use – a hungry bear will attack anyway. So I just hike loudly with a pole, striking rocks as loud as possible. And in bushy areas, I had my music playing loud on a mp3 player. Seems like it worked, I'm here in one piece lol