Traveling by Train in Japan’s Deep Snow Country Did NOT Go as Planned @RoyandAimee
Traveling by Train in Japan’s Deep Snow Country Did NOT Go as Planned  @RoyandAimee
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
A remote train line winding through the mountains of Fukushima, the Tadami Line is famous for its stunning scenery - but what happens when the snow takes over?
In one of our most disastrous travel stories yet, we arrived to find almost the entire line shut down due to heavy snowfall. However, with hotels already booked, we decided the show had to go on, and followed the Tadami Line by car instead!

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//LINKS
Japanese inn (official website): kawachiya-gr.jp/hotel
Japanese inn (Google Map link): maps.app.goo.gl/m2xyzFiVNTXm6bkn7

//CHAPTERS
0:00 How we THOUGHT we would ride the Tadami Line
2:01 Aizu-Kawaguchi
9:59 Aizu-Nishikata
17:26 Overnight stay at a ryokan
21:49 Aizu-Yanaizu
28:08 Aizu-Bange
33:24 Aizu-Wakamatsu

#japanwinter #fukushima #tadamiline #japantravel #japantrain
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Traveling by Train in Japan’s Deep Snow Country Did NOT Go as Planned

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