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Today, we travel to Japan. From a single viewpoint along the Kamo River, let’s witness Kyoto’s 12,000-year journey of rise, destruction, and rebirth.

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I'AM BACK!
It’s been a while, but we’re finally back.
This time, we’re traveling through 12,000 years of Mexico City—from ancient Lake Texcoco and Tenochtitlan to the modern Zócalo.
One place. One fixed camera. 12,000 years of transformation.
🕗 Premiere time:
🇺🇸 Wednesday, July 1 — 9:00 PM EDT
Which city should we restore next? Tell us in the comments!
#MexicoCity #Tenochtitlan #History

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NEXT

San Diego → Miami → London → Seattle → Washington D.C. → Paris → Detroit → Istanbul

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What city has the most dramatic transformation?

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Today at 10:00 AM EDT, I’m releasing a new historical timelapse:

New Orleans: 12,000 Years in One Street

From ancient Mississippi wetlands to the modern French Quarter, this video follows Decatur Street through thousands of years of change from one fixed viewpoint.

A city, a river, a street, and 12,000 years of history.

Premieres today at 10:00 AM EDT.

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Honestly, making a video that satisfies everyone is almost impossible.

Every viewer watches from a different perspective, with different expectations, emotions, and experiences. Some people prefer faster pacing, others want more detail. Some care about the storytelling, while others focus on historical accuracy, visuals, or tiny details.

And I truly understand that.

Every comment — whether positive or critical — shows me that people care enough to watch, think, and respond. And for that, I’m genuinely grateful.

But sometimes I also want to share something honestly from the creator’s side.

Behind every video are countless hours of research, editing, problem-solving, second-guessing, and trying to make something meaningful. As creators, we always want our work to be better. But the truth is, no piece of art or content will ever feel perfect to everyone.

I’ll continue listening, learning, improving, and doing my best in future videos. But I hope people can also understand that every video is part of a long journey — not the final destination.

Thank you to everyone who watches, supports, gives feedback, and even points out my mistakes.

I’ll keep trying to improve — not to please everyone, but to make each new video more worthy of the time you spend watching it.

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📢 Today at 9:00 PM EDT, we’re excited to release our brand-new timelapse video: “Los Angeles 12,000 Years”.

From the ancient Los Angeles basin to Olvera Street, City Hall, Union Station, freeways, and the modern downtown skyline — watch the city transform through one fixed camera view.

Don’t miss this cinematic journey through LA’s history!

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📢 Today at 9:00 PM EDT, we’re excited to release our brand-new timelapse video: ‘Chicago 12,000 Years’. Don’t miss this stunning visual journey!

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We will travel back to Chicago 12,000 years ago :) This fascinating journey is expected to bring everyone wonderful experiences, allowing us to immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of Chicago’s earliest days of settlement and creation.

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The new video is out, everyone! 🏛️

This time, it’s the evolution of Rome over 12,000 years, condensed into 14 minutes.

Watch it here 👉 https://youtu.be/RBe2D5cU1-8

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