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Juice! My OG subscriber! Glad you enjoyed the video. Between the flight, a mix of cheap and luxury hotels/ryokans, public transportation (local trains/buses, bullet train using Japan Rail Pass, taxi), food and drink (food was actually relatively affordable, even for those special meals), and a few tours/activities… this 17-day trip cost a few thousand USD. I saved up my pennies ahead of time for this one. Hope you make out there!

@@CuriousKeith Was this pre-booked or you just went to Japan and just did what you saw and thought was cool?

@@juice6321 A lot of it I pre-planned over the course of a year, as there was a lot I wanted to see, and didn’t want to figure out logistics and schedules while there. Also, some things required reservations. I did leave some room in my itinerary to get lost though and see where things led.

Thank you for your support, hope you make it happen!

@@CuriousKeith Thanks, mate. It all depends on monetization to be honest, just gotta put in the effort. The flight is giving me the most anxiety though, that's a long time to travel from the east coast.

@@fleetingimmersiontotally understand, I previously despised long-haul flights until I flew 14 hours to Tokyo in business class; a game-changer. Check out my first video for details (linked below), I provided some tips in the video’s description section on how to efficiently earn credit card points/miles towards these expensive business class flights that you might find helpful: "Flying in Lie-flat Business Class with ANA for Cheap" ruclips.net/video/8-05u6J8zlM/видео.htmlsi=jDR_k3huFJLeNwhj

@@CuriousKeith Will check it out, I was kinda leaning toward business class for such a long flight anyway, but am very ignorant of airline credits and the like. Will have to prepare for that one before the trip.

Glad my not so smooth smoothie mistake can help others!

Haha, no doubt you did. Maybe my stupidity will inspire the manufacturer to create a new version that can detect intact covers, halts the smoothie-making process, and audibly shames the customer until the cover is removed.

Thanks so much, I appreciate the feedback! Yes, that was some delicious sushi, and an amazing experience, all at a relatively affordable price.

Haha, good catch, Jesus! I try to do this for every flight, given what the flight crew have to put up with from some passengers these days. It does earn me points with the crew, but I honestly just enjoy taking care of them, they are always so appreciative. This was the first time a flight attendant initially refused my gift (in true Japanese form), but eventually accepted it after I insisted.

Thanks @juice6321, I appreciate the support and you being my 1st subscriber! I won’t forget the Juice!