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@@PeterandYen haha yeah… brought it all the way from Korea. The silliest part was bringing it all the way to Vietnam, and then forgetting to bring it to the prawn fishing restaurant 🤦‍♂️. The restaurant was a ways from where I was staying so I ended up leaving the 5 prawns I caught with the restaurant, and went back the next day to film eating the prawns. I guess I could have just filmed without the shrimp from Korea, but I was like heck no… brought that little sucker 🍤 so far, I’m putting it in my video!! Looking forward to good company and good food soon!

@@PeterandYen pretty random vid… just found the place interesting and thought it’d be good practice working with log footage… still a headache to work with but enjoying the learning process. Looking forward to the shots on the new Sony 😁😁😁

@@Li.Sa.C Thank you! I didn’t walk the exact complete olle trail around Jeju, but I followed the course for the most part. Every now and then I’d venture off on my own detour, but I’d eventually find my way back to the main olle walking course. I think most of the southern sections of the trail are doable in the winter as well as any portion that follows along the coast. From what I recall, Jeju rarely snows in the winter… I just happen to catch one of the rare snowstorms during my walk. The southern sections are quite scenic and will take you to making the sightseeing spots. I hope you get a chance to do some of the trails! Safe travels!

@@서웅기-m3k 감사합니다!!

@@TLOVER 감사합니다~~~ I’ve been enjoying your wonderful videos on Korea 🇰🇷☺️☺️☺️🎄

@@wretchedworm thank you and hope all is well!

@ yup. looking forward to my taiwan trip next week. hey btw do you use any music fx subscription like epidemic sound?

@@wretchedworm Yup, I use Epidemic Sound. Super stoked for your trip!! Will you be filming? Hope so 😁. I’m hoping to be there in Jan/Feb to try and walk a portion of Route 1. Safe travels and have an awesome trip!!!

@@SeoulMan2020 wow thats so cool! i can't wait for how you film taiwan! I'll be in taiwan till jan 4th. Any chance you'll be there by then? Yeah I'll film some stuff hopefully again this time.

@ very cool! Hopefully get to see a preview of Taiwan through your vids😁. I’m hoping to be there maybe around the end of January/beginning of February. Not 100% yet, but that’s the plan for now. I’m guessing I’ll walk for 2-3 weeks or so and see what that gets me. Looks like the east coast will be more scenic. Still in the general research stage 😁

@@rmlff happy birthday Bropio! Had a dream the other night you and I were planning a surf trip to Indo😂

@@PeterandYen Really enjoyed Mongolia.. this trip was just a brief scouting trip (and food sampler) for a longer trip in the future. Got some Mongolian food cravings when I got back to Seoul. Luckily there are a few decent Mongolian restaurants in Seoul. Think I ate Mongolian food for like a week or two straight after I got back. Not sure about whether the names are Russian or not, but wouldn’t be surprised based on prior occupation. Not sure if I answered the question you were asking… I’ve been craving some Mongolian dumplings…

@@SeoulMan2020 interesting, are there a lot of Mongolian people living in Seoul? So keen to try those Mongolian dumplings too. I think I mentioned it before but there are almost no Mongolian restaurants in NZ unfortunately.

How was Japan? Are you back in Korea? If so, you should try Mongolian food by DDP (and Uzbek food too!) 😋😋😋😋

@@jangsankimhwigeun 감사합니다!

@@PeterandYen haha yup.. tabelog is definitely the way to go. I’ve tried a few of the top tsukemen places from tabelog for Osaka, and I still think Tokyo’s tsukemen places are a tier above. Been doing some research on Taiwan and found out there is a 1000km bike route that circles the island…. 🤔😁

@@SeoulMan2020 wow that seems right up your alley! It would be an amazing way to see the entire island. What are your top 2 favourite Tsukimen places in Tokyo do you think? In case we are there would love to try it.

@@PeterandYen man…tough to say.. watched a guy in Japan debate his favorite tsukemen places and basically said the difference between his 1 and 5 is a hair…which I agree. The difference is so close it comes to personal preference. My current top (tends to shift around) is Tomita. He has several locations, but his original location doesn’t taste like his other stores because he is always experimenting. I’d say to have a good starting point, try his location in Tokyo station. Queue up about 15 minutes before opening and you’ll avoid the long line. For my second choice…..hmmmm….

@@SeoulMan2020 hahaha nice! thanks dude. Saved it on our must visit stop off for the next time we're in Japan.

@@PeterandYen changing of the guard.. Max and Rob 🥺

@@alaing246 I’ve heard people describe tsukemen as deconstructed ramen (just serving the ramen soup and noodles separately), but I feel like the description is inaccurate. There’s a documentary called Ramen Heads which gives an in depth look how Tomita makes his award winning tsukemen. It’s insane how much time, effort, and passion he puts into a dish that costs about $10. Thanks for watching!

@@SeoulMan2020 you ´ve given me the idea to search Ramen places in Montréal. I ´v watched the trailer about how Tomita has made his way. Got all my alerts turn red trying to watch the documentary. 😂😂 than i ´v been enjoying your Osaka search 5 times. It’s fascination Thanks again.

@@wretchedworm I try to do as much in camera as possible. All my editing is done in FCPX. I tried learning AE and 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫. I’ve dabbled a little with Motion, but very little. Have you watched the vids from the guy who walked from the southern tip of Japan to the northern tip? I think it took him like 6 months. Would love to do that. Hope all is well!

@@SeoulMan2020 wow with just FCP? that's amazing! No i havent seen that vid, what's the guy's name? I'm looking forward to my trip to taiwan and been deliberating whether i should bring my foldie along and cycle instead of walking. 🤔 I really like your drone shots by the way. How do you manage to hide your controller everytime? 😄

@@wretchedworm Took me a bit, but found it. The guy’s channel is called Let’s Try Something New. Funny you mention you’re thinking of cycling Taiwan.. I was just researching walking Taiwan this past weekend and came across the Taiwan Cycling Route 1. Been reading about the course and contemplating walking a part of it. Hiding the drone… haha yeah, it’s a challenge sometimes. Don’t know why I even make the effort to hide it. Does it even make a difference… Either I put the drone high enough so you don’t notice the controller, or try to put it in my opposite hand (away from the camera). If it’s a static drone shot, I’ll just set the controller down.

@@iamkimninja have a safe trip? Do you have a go to place?

@@marmotoshi hope you can satisfy your hunger with some tsukemen 😁

@@TLOVER 저는 매일 배우고 있습니다. 배울 것이 많지만 정말 재미있어요 😁. 감사합니다~

@@wretchedworm haha much appreciate the kind words. I’ll keep making ‘em until the joy I get from filming/editing remains. Hope all is well and you’re still filming when you get the opportunities.

@@SeoulMan2020 haha all the things i filmed last year are still somewhere in my harddisk. Unfortunately life's been busy this year and I havent got the chance to get into shooting fully. One of the things i wanted to explore learning about colour grading. Sadly also no time for that. Hope you're doing well. I'm visiting taiwan again in december, hopefully this time i play around a little more. I might even be inspired to do a walking tour like what you did!

@@wretchedworm hopefully it’s a good busy and not a stressful busy. Haha so funny you mentioned wanting to explore color grading. I dedicated this whole month to filming with the specific intent to learn color grading. Shot everything in log (usually just shoot in a standard profile) and took the time to try to grade each clip. After a month I can say my edits look pretty bad, but I learned a lot. Like most thing worth learning, I guess there are no shortcuts…just time and effort. Hope the color grading exploration goes well! I was just talking to a couple I got to know through RUclips who spent a month in Taiwan, and asked them some questions about walking around all of Taiwan. Islands are great because you can’t get lost 😁

@@wretchedworm forgot to ask, you might have mentioned it before… but what editing software do you use and will you use it for color grading? I wish my brain was smart enough to use Resolve, but unfortunately my brain doesn’t do well with most editing softwares.

@@SeoulMan2020 I use FCP mainly but I wanna migrate to Davinci Resolve fully so I'm trying to learn color grading using that. Haha true, but i think if i were to do it i will start with something more manageable. Like maybe taipei to taichung. I think that should take 2-3 days at most.

@@micsuehar Did you ever watch the Brady Bunch episode where Greg leaves the family group (Silver Platters) to go solo as Johnny Bravo? He later finds out they only wanted him because he “fit the suit.” It was basically that.. I fit the suit 😂. The project needed an old Asian guy who can surf…and I guess there aren’t many in Thailand who fit that suit..so through word of mouth I ended up as Johnny Bravo. I’m one and done…(well two and done actually…there was a second part to the project). Hope all is well!!

@@PeterandYen haha i had no idea either 😳😳😂. Apparently I have a wife and daughter I didn’t know about either… that was part 2 of the project. Yeah, it was a really cool to see Thailand through that experience. The best part was seeing and eating what they serve for lunch on break 😂. I love food 😋😋😋. Have you guys been to Mongolia or tried Mongolian food?

@@SeoulMan2020 Oooo cool hope you vlogged part 2 as well. Looking forward to seeing the next part of the story hahaha. We haven't been to Mongolia or even really tried authentic mongolian food. Just because there aren't any available in NZ. How are you enjoying your time there so far?

@@PeterandYen I've been enjoying Mongolia a lot. I don't see many tourists at all, and I would say a lot of things are not geared towards tourists. For example, at the international airport the bus schedule/information for getting into the main city is not translated to English. From my limited knowledge, Mongolian cuisine doesn't use spices/herbs much (due to the harsh climate it is not cultivated) so the food tastes like what it is...which I have been quite enjoying. I get weird cravings for the basic flavors here. It's a good break from all the overly flavorful foods I'm used to eating and enjoying. A lot of mutton, which I enjoy 😁

@@SeoulMan2020 Must be such a cool trip that you're having! love unique experiences like this. I imagine that all the Mongolian restaurants overseas are catered for foreign tastes cause there is no way that a natural flavour restaurant will take off in most countries. We're a little more used to it because traditional Maori cuisine is also very light on any flavouring it is typically cooked in boiling water or in the earth with a dash of salt.

@@PeterandYen A few weeks ago I actually did read an article about Māori food being similar to Mongolian 😂

@@iamkimninja haha one and done for me .. well, there is a part 2 for the project . Hope all is well with you! Any vids in the works?

@@alaing246 thank you!!

@@magicsrp thank you 🙏

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@@nytiger The running shoes are the New Balance Super Comp Elite v3 (that's a mouth full). Very fun shoe… v4 is already out so I was able to get them for 60% off 😁. Well worth it if you can find v3 on sale. Thanks for watching!

Thank you very much

@@jangsankimhwigeun 감사합니다 ☺️

@@PeterandYen So true 😁. I think RUclips can be a lot of things to a lot of people, and probably started off that way… but it’s somehow morphed into this singularity for a lot of people. Whatever the reason people make and upload videos, it’s cool we live at a time where such a platform is accessible, and the tools are more accessible than ever 😁. Always loved how you guys stick and create to your vibe and authenticity 😁😁

Yen here now! I just gotta pipe in and add to Peter's comment but I still maintain that you make the most awesome videos on RUclips! We look forward to watching each and every one that you put out 😊 the details that you pack in, the insanely clever and ingenious angles you take, pro editing skills and of course your story/message.. just unrivaled 🙂🥇🏆❤

@@PeterandYen ah man… thank you so much 🙏☺️☺️☺️ I sincerely appreciate your kind and encouraging words…especially from you guys. As strange and contradictory as it sounds, you guys do you so well ☺️. I really do feel I’m in this endless journey of learning how to film and storytelling while documenting my journey… some days I feel like I can see a sliver of what’s possible of what I envision, and the majority of the time it’s more just gratitude I can learn something each time I turn on my camera… trying to meld creativity with simplicity and honesty to tell a story or convey an emotion is so elusive at times… Anyway, thanks for the kind words and happy for your RUclips journey and allllllllllllll the amazing memories you have captured and will capture together ☺️

@@vicdlee thanks Vic!

@@PeterandYen haha definitely saw the creepy crawlies and fuzzy crawlies in the vid. Thank you!!! Always enjoy and appreciate the different critters and animals you guys put in your vids. Were the geckos tokay geckos??? It’s my dream to see wild tokay geckos!! Though if they were, a word of caution… they are mean mean suckers with a very strong bite…but absolutely beautiful geckos. When I walked across Thailand, I had a gecko fall from the ceiling onto the bed by my head while I was about to fall asleep.. luckily it was a cute house gecko 😁. Enjoy Koh Samui! Will you guys be making vids in Thailand or just r&r?

@@SeoulMan2020 hahaha when we see some unusual ones we're often like "ooo Seoulman might like that one!" 😂😂 They were tokay geckos! Peter took a video of the encounter.. the Thai guys that came to help catch them needed brooms and bags.. they had their technique down 😆 first learnt about them in Laos when I heard their mating call but had no idea what it was.. it's so distinct that my description of it in a Google search led me right to them lolol but guess these two in the room didn't need it coz maybe they were mates already 😅😅😅 Oh my goodness see that's like a nightmare for my friend and me... A gecko falling on us in our sleep would be the ultimate critter trauma 😂 Nah Koh Samui gonna be a full rest stop for us I think 🙂 our friend just left today to return to NZ so got a few days of editing catch up to do! Hope you're well 😊🙏🏻✨

@@YoungerLee-s8w Thanks Younger! I’ll keep making them as long as I enjoy the process 😁

@@TLOVER 감사합니다~ I hope Team Travel Lover 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷 is having a great summer ☀️☺️

Yeah… wasn’t gunna chuck it because people get pretty upset about food chucking… but couldn’t betray how I felt inside about that particular banh mi. One of my first vids in Saigon years ago was eating Huynh Hoa…and I smiled while eating it. Never again will I smile in the face of overdone grossness… had to make that video for penance.. so chuck away I did. Can’t remember if you guys tried huynh hoa… The multi angle chucking definitely took a bit of forethought… especially since I suck at throwing 😂

@@SeoulMan2020 hahaha so passionate!! It makes me extra curious how it tastes now 🤣🤣🤣 I dunno if we've tried it 🤔 the shop doesn't look familiar but then again it also sorta does 😅😆 I dunno ay.. looked like a pretty excellent throw to me! I'm always impressed with your camera work.. often thinking how did you do that and that.. and that! 😃😃

There’s is something to be said about comfort food for sure☺️. It’s funny because I’ve never really thought the McRib was anything tasty, but once in a long while I’ll feel like having a few bites of one.. In N Out on the other hand 😋😋😋😋. Hope all is well with you!!

안녕하세요! How are you doing? I really enjoyed making that video, but I took it down for personal reasons. Maybe I can send you a personal link to it. Happy to hear it is an uplifting video for you… that ride across Korea was one of the most memorable things I have done 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷. Hope you are healthy and well 💪

Because you’re a clueless chalk liberal.

You should do some research about japans and koreas past. you might find some useful information as to why they don’t have the best relationship.

@@georgiap922 I'm well aware of the history.

Have you had the McRib in the U.S.? So awful it becomes good 😂. Any plans on uploading vids from your travels? Hope so 😁

@@SeoulMan2020 Haha no. They never had it in singapore. Well I did try to take some vids during the trip but haven't got time to sort them out yet. I realize i also screwed up some of the focusing for some shorts. We'll see. I don't really have a story to fit them in. Everything is just kinda random. 😓

@@wretchedworm seems like the perfect set of raw footage to mess around with to see what happens 😁

Best fun fact of the year for me 🤣🤣 🇩🇪 🍔🤣🤣 Have you tried one? They’re awful and good at the same time

​@@SeoulMan2020 I loved it like 25 years ago haha I haven't had one for at least 15 years. Recently tried the Big Mac BLT in Korea but just confirmed why I stopped going to McDonald's haha

@@iamkimninja I’m scared to try a Big Mac now.. used to like them a lot

So true. Nostalgia can be deceiving. I used to reminisce with my friend how this Kung Fu movie (5 Deadly Venoms) was the best movie ever. We went on for years and years until one day we found a DVD (might have been VHS) of it. We bought it and planned this whole pizza party viewing around it. It was so disappointing. Maybe with all the high speed action nowadays it just seemed like they were really slow… Georgie Pie sounds promising 😁. The McRib is awful.. so awful it’s quite good. Did they ever have them in NZ?

@@SeoulMan2020 We did have them but our version just had a Mc Rib and some BBQ sauce that was it. I dunno if the one in America was different? It certainly wasn't all fancy like the one in HK.

@@PeterandYen the McRib has bbq sauce, onions and pickles. Can’t imagine why I ate them as a teenager, but then again, makes total sense why I did.

시간이 너무 빨리 지나갑니다… enjoy each day and every minute ☺️☺️

Travel Lover 씨의 다낭 영상을 보고 다낭에 가게 되었습니다☺️. 감사합니다~~~

The 2nd one definitely hit the spot. I think I ate 3 one day and 1 the next morning.. can’t really remember since it blends into one long day of filming… some days I think I spend too much time on filming details that are irrelevant.. but I guess I enjoy the process and it makes me happy…

@@pybb Very very true...

감사합니다~

Thanks!! Yeah, seeing the people older than me stay fit and healthy keeps me motivated.. as well as the people who don’t stay healthy. It gives me a glimpse into how limiting life can be if I don’t take the time each day to invest in my health. Hope all is well in Korea!!!