This Ice in Japan Never Melts! - Kurobe Gorge

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Published 2022-02-15
Tatsui, my Japanese Girlfriend, and I decided to head towards Kurobe Gorge, which is a gorge as the name implies. It is situated within the countryside of Toyama Prefecture and is absolutely stunning. The gorge features many secrets, such as the insane hydro-electric power plant and the train that was built to aid in the construction of the former. Lest not forget the ice that never melts! Yeah, the unique physical properties here make that possible. The place is dazzling and we were able to experience an absolutely incredible view from the riverside of the Kurobe River. A nice little natural hotspring also blessed our journey. I can absolutely recommend you going here.

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0:00 Cassandra's Introduction
0:40 The Wonders of the Trail
1:40 The Secrets of the Gorge's Power
3:20 Onwards on Foot
3:52 The Ice That Never Melts
4:57 The Gorgeous Riverside View
5:40 Do You Want to Get in too?
7:12 Tatsui Hurry. Hurry up!
7:30 Omiyage - For Lending Us Her Car
8:40 The Future - Some Big News!
9:40 Just the baby one
10:00 How to Explore Japan Yourself
11:20 WOW
12:10 Adventure Beyond
All Comments (8)
  • @annaklava7622
    Such beautiful scenery. The water looks so clear and blue. Almost good enough to drink from. Thanks for sharing this! Im surprised it was from 2.5 years ago!
  • @Alexander.Z13
    Other youtuber: This electric plant produces enough energy to power insert city for this amount of time you: A T O M I C B O M B S
  • @gregstewart5081
    Niagara gorge (below niagara falls) used to have a year round ice bridge
  • @normfaner9894
    That's ironic that you are comparing the electricity generated by the hydro-electric power plant with the Hiroshima bomb. Most people will just equate the power with how many houses or communities are served by the plant.