This video from Rambalac provides an immersive 5-kilometer walking experience through Hanno (飯能市), a lesser-known city in Saitama Prefecture. Unlike Japan’s busy tourist hotspots, Hanno offers a more tranquil and authentic view of everyday life in suburban Japan. The walk was recorded on June 7th, 2025, during the late afternoon with pleasant weather around 25°C, and is presented with only natural ambient sound, focusing on the feel of the environment without narration, commentary, or visible faces.

The narrator originally planned to visit Hadano, but due to a late train and missed transfer at Hanno Station, the walk takes place entirely within Hanno. This unplanned stroll showcases local streets, residential areas, and small shops, providing viewers with a genuine look at a typical Japanese city outside of major tourist circuits. Hanno is known for its proximity to nature and serves as a gateway to hiking and outdoor activities in western Saitama.

The route is ideal for those interested in slow travel and everyday scenery, making it perfect for virtual tourists and explorers seeking out ordinary locations in Japan. The camera captures vivid details in 4K quality, making viewers feel as though they are walking the streets themselves. Hanno’s location also provides convenient rail access from Tokyo, and it’s gradually becoming more known for its quiet charm and local hospitality, despite being off the beaten path for most international visitors.