u/noealz

Mines a bit of a hybrid. No pure walking, but not a pure vlog either. It’s a mix of both although no talking - this is my channel trailer, I take a more artistic approach and I wanted to share with yall.

Recently spent 24 days in Hokkaido. I travelled city to city, spending a few days at each walking around and exploring what each city had to offer. I tried to visit the lesser gone to places with a few I could not skip like Noboribetsu. I wanted to share with yall here in case anyone wants to visit there someday or is thinking of visiting there someday. Of course if it’s not allowed it can be removed no problem!

As the title says, I’m looking for ideas about what people like to see from those creating ambient travel videos. I myself am one of those making videos of course, but I am curious what people in general like.

Do you prefer some advice for how to do things? Do you just want to see the journey and places one discovers. Are you interested in finding little hole in the wall places, or do you want to hear someone talk about the experience?

Of course I want to hear everyone’s thoughts as this will also help me be better with these types of videos.

When I travel I tend to spend 3-4 weeks in one area moving slowly and trying to find what it’s like living as a local there and eating in their favorite places. I’d spend more time in those places but gotta go to work sadly.

I'm really proud of how I put this together and I wanted to share here where I know people will appreciate it. I make slow silent travel vlogs with ambient sound only. When I travel, I usually stay a month and avoid the touristy stuff, just wandering and exploring.

I was in Susukino, Sapporo and had just left a ramen shop that was amazing btw. Whenever I travel I always use clothes with a lot of pockets so that I can carry everything in front of me. This time though I had a sling that swung behind me for a while, also zipped up.

Now I come from the hood so I got that hood sense when something’s off. So I instantly swung it forward in front of me again and the zipper was opened.

This hooded teen punk instantly go away from me and walked away quickly and - best way I can describe it is suspiciously (head down, didn’t look back until he was quite a bit away, and very quickly)

I distinctly remember closing the zipper on it because I had just finished paying for my meal.

Anyways, watch out for teen punks in entertainment districts.