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Thanks for watching! So the sites shown at the end of the video are bits and pieces from our trip through the Yucatan (which I was too lazy to make a video for). The cenote you are referring to is Cenote Oxman, located just outside of Valladolid. The wild guy doing the backflip was my buddy Jamie!

@@thewanderingfooz I give him a 10! The cenote looks amazing! I’ve been researching and it looks like no cenote’s in Las Mujeres, would you agree?

@@chasityrocha2186 LOL! You're correct - no cenotes in Isla Mujeres, but you're surrounded by beautiful blue ocean! 🤙

@@thewanderingfooz yes!! Can’t wait! Thanks for the info!

Hello Sef! Well, there is something to be said about the practicality and the amenities that a modern vehicle offers, such as comfort (A/C, smoother ride), reliability/safety, and fuel efficiency. That being said, I've never been a practical person! 😅 Thanks for watching, and we hope your camping vehicle serves you well!

@@thewanderingfooz yeah. We got the new gen ranger xl. I will still get this someday. Looking forward for more episodes 😁

Actually, we APPRECIATE your feedback! Thank you for taking the time to watch and give us tips to improve on future videos. I sometimes get caught up in the music selection and forget how monotone my voice is and how it can get lost into the background. 😅

Ron! We have a good feeling that this Mitsubishi will treat us well (keeping our fingers crossed!). Good to hear from you, and thank you for your continued support! - Ken

Thanks man! Looking forward to doing a joint video with you soon!

Thank you for watching, Mikio! I hope we portrayed your home town in the right light. It was a pleasure meeting you during our road trip! You'll definitely have a cameo in our Joshua Tree video in a few weeks, but we included a split second of your van in our latest video, which was just published! Safe travels!

The Philippines islands are definitely on our list of must visit places! 🤙

Thank you SO much for watching our video and taking the time out to leave such a nice comment! Reading this is a GREAT start to my day! Cheers! 🤙

Everything is open to the public, but the loungers and umbrellas are beach club property. There were plenty of beachgoers that simply laid out their towels and brought their own food/refreshments... and saved a bunch of money. 😅

Truly a magical area. Love the campgrounds along the 49/Yuba River. You are a lucky man!

Yes it is! And thanks for taking the time out to watch! ❤️

@Rosabellefarmer what Hotel did You stay in Riviera Maya ?

Yup. Had it pretty much every day!

Love that stuff fir any meal

​@@thewanderingfoozhow much was the grilled lobster 🤤

@@SilviaHoard If I remember correctly, I believe it was around $30-35 USD.

@@thewanderingfooz Thanks!

Thank you for watching! We reached out to Yarimikan via email, and all communication was done in English. Here is their email address: yari3nono87@gmail.com Enjoy! Our experience their was amazing!

Awesome! Glad it brought back some good memories, and thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!

Thank you for watching!

Yes, Yarmikan is open to the public during the daytime - check their website for specific times. Keep in mind that Yarimikan is about 1.5 hrs away from the bus station in Takayama, which is walking distance from where you're staying. We would recommend a stay at Yarimikan, but you should also stay a night or two in Takayama to enjoy what's there too!

Sumiyoshi Ryokan was a nice, quaint little place! Nice sized room (we got the one with the private bathroom), 2nd floor, and nice river view. Keep in mind that these old places aren't very well insulated, so it can get cold during the winter! The meals (breakfast was shown in the video) weren't luxurious - very rustic in fact - using locally sourced ingredients and focused on regional cuisine. So if you're looking for a fabulous, multi-course kaiseki meal, you're not going to get it here. That being said, we really enjoyed the food, the hospitality, and the authentic experience this place offered. And its proximity to the historic "old town", restaurants, and the morning market could not be beat! We hope you enjoy your trip, and please let us know how it went!

Excellent! The Hida beef is out of this world, and although we didn't mention it in the video, the Mitarashi Dango (grilled mochi balls dipped in sweet soy glaze) are a must try too! Have a great time!

Appreciate the comment! We were in Takayama in early February. Perhaps that's why there were fewer people...? I hear it can get crowded there.

Thank you for watching! We appreciate the comment!

Bummer you had such an experience. I guess we were lucky to visit in February - streets were pretty empty, as shown in the video. Of course, as countries ease their COVID restrictions and allow their citizens to venture off again, there's going to be more crowds. And of course, with social media, more and more of these "hidden gems" are going to get more crowded. For example, Ginzan Onsen is on our bucket list, but I'm worried I'm going to be disappointed due to the crowds, and that's IF I can even get a reservation! But whenever we travel, we try to never get our expectations (or set our standards) too high, and if there's any mishap or something just doesn't our way, we roll with it. Or move on to the next location. Happy travels to you. 🤙

The 2 breakfasts that were shown in the video were included with our ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) stays at Sumiyoshi Antique Ryokan and Yarimikan Ryokan in Shinhotaka. You really shouldn't pass up the opportunity to have a traditional Japanese breakfast at a ryokan!

@@thewanderingfooz thanks so much for responding. Will definitely try it :)

Thank you for watching! We got to the ropeway early, and I believe we spent a total of 2 hrs there. That gave us enough time to make it to the observation point, enjoy the view, and have a quick lunch. We made it back to our ryokan and spent the majority of the day exploring the onsen. Enjoy your trip!

Thank you, and yes, we took the bus from Takayama! We stayed 2 nights at Yarimikan. That gave us enough time to explore all the baths there and also have some time to go to the Ropeway (which might be closed right now for renovations?). Depending on what time of year you go, you might be able to visit the neighboring onsen. Everything was closed when we went in Feb.

Yes, we were there in Feb!

Thank you for watching, and we very much appreciate your constructive feedback! We tried to keep track of all of our costs, but some details got lost, forgotten, or omitted. We'll keep your suggestion in mind for future videos. Thanks again!

Thank you Ron! We've been busy tending to family stuff recently, but we're finally able to work on the last video of this series. It'll be a short video but hopefully entertaining. Stay tuned, and thanks again for the continued support!

That's great to hear! Thanks for watching!

Thank you for watching and thanks for the Subscribe! More to come soon!

Glad that you enjoyed it, and thanks for the Subscribe! Cheers!

Thanks for your support, Ron! This was my first video ever - I cringe a little when looking back on it! 😅

Thank you!! ❤️

Hi FNT! Yeah, Yume Tonbo is pretty difficult to find on Maps. Hope this helps, and thanks for the Subscribe! 海鮮居酒屋 夢とんぼ Address: 1 Chome-8-6 Dotonbori, Chuo Ward, Osaka. Reservation highly recommended during busy months - as you saw in the video, the place is TINY! Phone: 06-6213-0321

It got down to the 20's (F) while we were there! That's why you see us in the video with our masks on all the time - even when we didn't need them on - because it kept our faces warm! 😅 Thanks for watching!

@@thewanderingfooz wanna share 1 funny thing, when i was booking the ryokan in shin hotaka, the owner sent me a clip of how the usual weather is during April time and it was snowy blizzard. and from here in Singapore (avg 35+ degrees) I couldnt believe it would be true. but boy when i reached there....hahaha!! was fun experience! thanks for capturing it in a best possible vlog of that region....