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Thanks, bud! It was definitely a tough sail because of the stacked waves at 4 seconds. Boss stays in the cockpit with us during passage. He gets too seasick down below. Tomoko, Sakura and I take turns holding him and keeping an eye on him. The ocean is like lava to him, so he has no desire to jump in the water.

Thanks for your comment! Yes, we went to Negril. It's in the next video coming up. We had a wonderful time there.

Thanks for your comment! Glad you liked the video. Best of luck with your catamaran and we look forward to seeing you on the high seas!

@sailingdiscoverypassage Always Welcome and Thanks for following our journey 🔥❤️🔥

haha, Cub Noodle! I'm a one man show here. Yeah, Cup Noodle Museum. We basically paid to advertisement "Museum" for Cup Noodle. Glad you mentioned it the spelling mistake. I've had 31 views and you're the first to pick up on it. Jamaica comes out next week! Let's see if I can top 31 views! Thanks for the comment, bud.

@ 31 views! You’re living large my friend! I’m lucky to get 40 views in a video 2 years old!! lol

You got that right! It will be out in a couple of weeks. The crossing from Colombia to Jamaica was our most challenging crossing yet!

Thanks for the heads up on the packing! We only used the strap to hold the cable and we only used the engine once for a couple of minutes to avoid collision when hauling out.

Thanks for your comment. I think she thought the house was haunted, lol.

Thanks for your comment. You'll have a hard time finding an English speaking relator. Here's a link to Japanese interpreters. www.interpreters.travel/en/tokyo/10054 Hope this helps!

The food was delicious. I love driving through Tokyo on the expressway. We just plug in our destination into the nav unit and away we go. The city is pretty tight to drive in though.

It was definitely the best well-built home. It is around 3 hours by car on the west side of Izu. It's about 1 hour north east of Shimoda. From the main road that runs along the ocean, it was around 20 minutes straight up the side of the mountain. There was nothing around for miles. It would be very isolating to live there full time, but it would be a nice weekend getaway.

Yes, this is Bahia del Sol. Research Bill and Jean's mooring field to contact Bill to organize a pilot to cross the bar.

Bathroom with a view, providing you open the frosted glass window.

This house in Canada would go for a lot more. I definitely need to up my audio game. Not sure about moving to Japan just yet. Still have lots of sailing to do. Once we hang up our sailing caps, we might consider Japan as a winter retreat. Thanks for commenting!

Thanks for watching!

It's such a wonderful mountain to explore! We'll try and climb it every time we go to to Tokyo.

Yeah, the shipping costs are ridiculous.

Thanks guys! We've been following your adventures and it looks like you're gearing up to head back to Canada. I hope our paths cross again.

Thanks for the comment and late reply! We miss you guys! Yes, Tokyo was fantastic. We loved it there. We're now in the Bahamas!

A number of factors can occur after hitting a log: It can sink your boat, damage your boat, or scratch your boat. That’s why it’s important to have a look out when sailing close to shore and especially around river inlets. You can hit debris off shore, but the risk factor is considerably less.

So much fun creating these ai vids.

Thanks man! Much appreciated.

Thank you! We found this out a bit late. We thought because we've been the US before it would be the same. Nope! No we have to jump a bunch of hurdles. Never a dull moment.

Thanks for your comment! Glad you liked it.

@@sailingdiscoverypassage You are welcome ...

Glad you liked it, John. What a hoot!

Yo Yo! Big up! Glad you liked it! Love from Columbia!

Yo! Glad you liked the vid. We're in Columbia. Where are you?

@@sailingdiscoverypassage we're in Mazatlan heading north back into the SoC for another summer of desert melting. We now have our Temp Res so we'll be sailing up and down Mexico for the next 4yrs 😃

@@SailingInfidels Mazatlán is awesome. Love that town. Glad you got your perms in! SoC is a beautiful spot. I'd love to sail it again one day. All the best and fair winds from Columbia!

Thanks for you lovely comment! We love you guys, too!

Thank bud. Gotta watch out for those pesky pirates!

Thanks bro!

Thank you for your comment! We're glad you liked the video. We're amateurs but we're learning as we go.

Yup, got to get it where you can when you live on a sailboat!

Yes, it was an amazing experience to be there even though it was a bit depressing.

It took up space in our tiny boat for weeks collecting dust, lol. It was a great holiday family activity.

Me too!!

It was! The anchorage was a bit rough and rolly.

We loved Panama City. Such a vibrant city with all you need.

The poor bird had it hooked right through his beak. It was sad to see. We donated everything we could spare to the locals. They cleaned us out!

Golfito was a cool place to hang out for a few days. We checked out there and then checked into Panama City. Cruising Panama's Pacific was awesome. We wanted to see more, but we had to push on to the Canal to get to reduce lightening strikes. It was wild out there.

Yes, we used plasma. We befriended a vet in town that helped us out. We didn't have to haul out to unclog the intake. I shut off the through hull and cleaned the pipe.

I hope so too!

It took all day, but the day flew by. It was such an amazing experience.

Highly recommend the River Chagres. It was a highlight for sure.

That's on the Pacific side, it's called Taboga Island. It was a real treat going there. Boat life allows you to explore all the islands that would otherwise be cost prohibitive.

It was refreshing. Not too cold, but cold enough to cool you down.

We did a ton of snorkeling, but i didn't film any of it because our go pro was acting up under water.

Welcome back! We love Columbia. Such a cool country and the people are lovely.

Glad you liked it and thanks for commenting!