Suit
Suit (スーツ) is a Japanese travel creator who takes viewers along on railway journeys, ferry crossings, hotel stays and trips exploring local history and culture.
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Suit’s happenings, collected from public sources, plus his backstory and Starbook, where fans write.
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Sansai BooksOverview
- Also known as
- スーツ / Suit Travel
- Name
- Hiroto Fujita (藤田裕人)
- Work
- Travel videos and books
- Turning point
- The 2017 longest round-trip railway ticket journeys
Mini bio
How it started.
Suit wanted to work on the railways and attended Iwakura High School. After JR East turned him down, he went on to university. He began making travel videos to fund an ambitious journey using a longest round-trip railway ticket.
Finding his route.
His first long-ticket journey ran from March to June 2017. His official site credits the second journey, later that year, with making his YouTube work financially sustainable. The publisher of his autobiography also points to his world trip and JAL international first-class videos as breakthroughs.
Beyond the railway.
His work grew to include journeys around Japan, cycling along historic routes and travel overseas. His 2020 autobiography explains his upbringing and approach to running a channel. Today, Suit Travel combines travel experiences with explanations of local culture, history and everyday life.
Creditschronological, newest first
Books
- 2022スーツの東海道五十三次 自転車の旅 東京・日本橋から京都・三条大橋Author
- 2020神と呼ばれる鉄道YouTuber スーツの素顔Author
Travel video series
- 2021The 69 stations of the NakasendoCreator and presenter
- 2020The 53 stations of the TokaidoCreator and presenter
- 2019Summer journey around JapanCreator and presenter
- 2017Longest round-trip railway ticket journeyCreator and presenter
Quotes
YouTubeのためにスーツを着ていた訳ではなく、元からそういう生活だった。Suit, official website FAQ
Explaining his trademark clothes: he says he already wore suits in everyday life before making YouTube videos.
Trivia
- He says his suit became his everyday outfit after high school because he had no other clothes, though he does own some casual wear.
- His 2019 summer journey took him through all 47 Japanese prefectures.
- His official viewing guide says he personally prefers the Nakasendo series to the Tokaido series.
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