Documentary I made about beaches in Japan, pls critique

[terebi_fanatic]

Made it this summer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycVJqCMdEt8

whole thing was filmed with Canon 2Ti

[YT]ycVJqCMdEt8&hd=1[/YT]

[s]Sorry for the embed fail.. YT tags no work for me[/s]

[jingai]

Nice job, I've never seen Okinawa before and this is a good beach guide. I like that you injected some humor into it like the homeless cats.

[Mike Oxlong]

You'll need to increase those drive times significantly for holiday peak seasons like Golden Week and the summer season. Mibaru Beach gets extremely crowded in summer, and parking is very limited. While it is away from the bigger cities of Okinawa, it is right in the middle of a tourist circuit. The only uncrowded beaches you will find are the "wild" beaches, and even those get pretty busy in the warmer months with a lot of locals.

[Coligny]

I think the cement/concrete wavebreaker you speak aboot are called bridges...

[cstaylor]

gets extremely crowded in summer

The only time you can actually see the beach is during the winter. At any other time of the year it looks like a giant blanket of young Japanese spread out near the ocean.

[Coligny]

Seriously... come and try Toyohashi beaches... everytime I went it looked like a scene out of "Life after people"

[Doctor Stop]

At first I thought it was a documentary about bitches in Japan and I wondered when that bitch Noriko was going to walk by in a bikini.

[terebi_fanatic]

damn... all valid points



should have consulted with locals first

Coligny, wave breakers are under the bridge Typhoon season it gets pretty rough

[Mike Oxlong]

Coligny, wave breakers are under the bridge Typhoon season it gets pretty rough

The tetrapod is more ubiquitous than coral down here.

[terebi_fanatic]

The tetrapod is more ubiquitous than coral down here.

aah crap, that's what you call those things! I just kept saying "fragments of coral reef"