Dear Solo Travel San , thankyou for your hard work in bringing us these videos. One day I intend to visit Japan, to take a ferry, ride a shinkansen and see the Great Mountain. Again all thanks to you.
I am watching this movie sipping my souvenir drip coffee from Hankyu Ferry from a recent trip ☕️. Thanks for all the information enabling me to book ferry trips with confidence (I booked my recent Hankyu Ferry trip after watching your earlier footage). You are a legend.
20:05 - "After this, I'll take a nap." Either that "strong coffee" wasn't very strong at all, or your need to take a nap was extremely powerful indeed.
Solo Travel-san, your sense of humor during these trips is invigorating! Been watching since the pandemic and i still find myself going back to your videos to relax and unwind.
It looks like a comfortable suite, but I have to admit I would be tempted to bring my own food, rather than face the uncertainty of vending machines. Thank you for taking us along.
I took plenty of snacks on my last holiday, in fact I overpacked _and_ brought additional food home 😅 I highly recommend packing snacks plus water even for short day trips.
Oooh a real key! LOL re fridge. I was thinking, no the other side. Lo and behold, I was right. Do you ever not use the amenities, so you have 112 toothbrushes and razors at home? Yay you got your bun. I was afraid they would be all dols out by the time you went back. Gorgeous day, and nice little cruise. Thank you for sharing your trip.
Not every day you get to enter a ferry from "the nose", that would have been pretty cool. Also a great day for famous-mountain spotting: Hakkōdasan @2:46, Iwakisan @11:27, Yōteizan @22:39... Thanks STJ-san
I’m just starting to get caught up on your videos, and I was really excited about this one since I went to Aomori last year. Seeing the familiar scenery is really nice, maybe I’ll go check out your food tour video soon! And this ferry is lovely, I thought about taking the reverse trip for next summer until you told us the times 😢 And I was really worried for some reason that your curry bun would sell out after you left it the first time. Glad it didn’t! And that reminds me, I moved for school and there’s a place nearby that sells really good curry buns. I’ll have to go have one soon!
I'm curious as to how many pairs of slippers Solo-san has, lol. What a nice, relaxing room. I wonder if Mitsuwa Marketplace or Tokyo Central have gyoza curry buns, I'll have to check lol.
Great trip. So that's mean, Muroran is closer to Sapporo, right? Overall great room for 6 hours daytime sailing, great food. Thanks for cheering up the vending machine.
I was a little surprised that you booked such a spacious cabin for a relatively short trip but then one never knows how the body will react to a vending machine curry bun and coffee.
It's nice to see the interior of these ferry's where the vehicles would park. Do you go on these trips as pleasure or for business? It's always nice seeing another culture from my computer. Makes the world not so big to me. Thanks Smile
That's a lot of money for vending machine: the ferry lol I couldn't really see much wheelchair support which is a shame, but you got there in the end through the power of gyoza curry bread and curry nissin cup noodles!
Curious, at 14:37 onwards, you microwaved your food with the plastic covering still intact - my assumption is that the plastic materials used for packaging these foods are microwavable, is this correct? If so, then that'something new to me as I usually remove the packaging first, down to only the actual microwavable container.
I'm still a bit confused that foot traffic just walks up into the hold for boarding. The moment you presented the carbonara, I went, "Wow, that is some sad looking carbonara!" and then you told us it was still frozen in the middle... and then you just ate it anyway. Just like I would do. You're just like other people!
More long distance travel should be possible while laying down on a bed. I would have taken a bath or a shower just because it's there :p feels like a waste otherwise. When thawing pasta in the microwave, it's always a good idea to make a hole in the middle. Thawing sushi in the microwave seems a little odd...
Ahh, the hazards of vending machine food. So I honestly have to wonder why someone would even take the ferry at that point versus flying or taking a train for a 6 hour trip? Over-night? Totally worth it in my opinion.
Ferries in Japan serve in a similar manner to European ferries: they primarily serve car owners and truckers, as well as tourists who wanted a slower paced way of traveling.
I recently heard a rumor that there's a movement in Italy that wants the country to obtain nuclear weapons and intercontinental missiles... I didn't quite grasp the reasoning, but it had something to do with "Japanese versions of Italian food"... Very strange...
Very nice suite but quite a waste of money. For such a brief amount of time and empty vending machines hardly seems possible to want to take that voyage
@@joeterra.t it’s a reaction of curiousity. or surprise. or even distaste at your manners, appearance, habits, odor. whatever, please smile back and say hello in japanese. please don’t go into another’s home as a total stranger and expect them to cater to your every wish. i have been stared at enough in my travels and life in africa, the mideast and asia, including japan, to learn to politely live with it, take it onboard in introspection, move on if i didn’t enjoy. you weren’t robbed or cheated or openly mocked in japan, as happens in black or brown countries, as you put it. learn and return to your own country to make it the perfect destination.
@@jtns2845 No, I know the difference between an innocent look and a rude, Japanese stare. It's ironic that Japan is potrayed as this utopia of a "polite" society but that only applies its own countrymen. Then again, it's not surprising considering how they treated Korean women during World War II. I'm sure that was also "innocent curiosity" into Korean women. Absolutely disgusting.
@@joeterra.t we all make our own conclusions. none of us are entitled to anything in this uneven, unfair earthly abode. i worked in japan for 11 years after 2 years of full time language study, followed by almost 5 years in korea. add more long stays in philippines, indonesia, laos, taiwan, saudi arabia, haiti, chad. all countries with profoundly different languages, ethnicities, religions, customs and cultures than mine. my mom’s older brother was killed while a prisoner in ww2. i have no bones to pick with anyone, regardless of how i was treated, and i seek good in all places & peoples. please go in peace to where you feel at home. btw the largest number of comfort women in ww2 were from japan.
"This is a cup." Now THAT's the sort of hard-hitting commentary I subscribed for!
Me too. Very comedic...lol
It is essentially the first thing Japanese people learn in class when studying English.
When I hear those beeps at the beginning, I know I’m in for a treat 😊
It's so simple yet so pleasing to the ear and comforting/uplifting 😁
"don't cry, be a confident vending machine" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 I haven't watched that far, best spoiler everr! 😅
Dear Solo Travel San , thankyou for your hard work in bringing us these videos. One day I intend to visit Japan, to take a ferry, ride a shinkansen and see the Great Mountain. Again all thanks to you.
At this point in our harried lives, a simple nap is a precious commodity.
I am watching this movie sipping my souvenir drip coffee from Hankyu Ferry from a recent trip ☕️. Thanks for all the information enabling me to book ferry trips with confidence (I booked my recent Hankyu Ferry trip after watching your earlier footage). You are a legend.
I would sit outside the whole trip and just enjoy the mountain views, the sea and fresh air 😊
What a fancy suit for a few hours but at least you were comfortable. Thanks for taking us.
20:05 - "After this, I'll take a nap." Either that "strong coffee" wasn't very strong at all, or your need to take a nap was extremely powerful indeed.
Thank you for what you do. It’s consistently excellent content, great editing, funny and informative. You’re appreciated.
Well, at least solo-san had curry in a bun & noodles !
Spending Mother's Day with my husband and kids, binge-watching your videos 😊
Solo Travel-san, your sense of humor during these trips is invigorating! Been watching since the pandemic and i still find myself going back to your videos to relax and unwind.
thank you for these videos 💜 they give me a lot of peace. i like to watch them when i'm really anxious and they help me feel better 💜
It looks like a comfortable suite, but I have to admit I would be tempted to bring my own food, rather than face the uncertainty of vending machines. Thank you for taking us along.
I took plenty of snacks on my last holiday, in fact I overpacked _and_ brought additional food home 😅 I highly recommend packing snacks plus water even for short day trips.
That vending machine was probably being bullied by the other vending machines, thats why it was crying LOL
Oooh a real key! LOL re fridge. I was thinking, no the other side. Lo and behold, I was right. Do you ever not use the amenities, so you have 112 toothbrushes and razors at home? Yay you got your bun. I was afraid they would be all dols out by the time you went back. Gorgeous day, and nice little cruise. Thank you for sharing your trip.
Not every day you get to enter a ferry from "the nose", that would have been pretty cool. Also a great day for famous-mountain spotting: Hakkōdasan @2:46, Iwakisan @11:27, Yōteizan @22:39... Thanks STJ-san
Love the chair shapes in your cabin and throughout the ferry.
It's a beautiful day. Love your vids, thank you.
Nothing like a coffee vending machine with an attitude.
I love these videos,keep them coming! Thank you to the moon and back.
Thanks you sir. Beautiful country Japan 🗾
Thank you for bringing us on your travels. That vending machine though really did seem sad.
We need a Japanese Ferry simulator. This will do until that's done.
Odds are it would be an indie horror game
I’m just starting to get caught up on your videos, and I was really excited about this one since I went to Aomori last year. Seeing the familiar scenery is really nice, maybe I’ll go check out your food tour video soon! And this ferry is lovely, I thought about taking the reverse trip for next summer until you told us the times 😢
And I was really worried for some reason that your curry bun would sell out after you left it the first time. Glad it didn’t! And that reminds me, I moved for school and there’s a place nearby that sells really good curry buns. I’ll have to go have one soon!
Thank you Solo for sharing !
Im from singapore and we took the exact same route! Walking from the bus stop! We truly had a great experience
Have been enjoying your videos very much...arigato !
I think the only downside of the room is how short the stay is. Thanks for taking us with you!
Hey buddy, you're embarking on another incredible adventure. I enjoy witnessing your travels. Stay safe and have a blast. Lots of love!
Thank you for your wonderful videos
What a lovely trip 😁
I'm curious as to how many pairs of slippers Solo-san has, lol. What a nice, relaxing room. I wonder if Mitsuwa Marketplace or Tokyo Central have gyoza curry buns, I'll have to check lol.
My wife and I are in Japan right now!
It always amazes me (though it really shouldn't because of the latitude) how much Hokkaido reminds me of New Hampshire.
wow interesting experience
Amazing trip
What? A daytime ferry trip on an attractive route? I'll have to make a note... :) Thanks for sharing!
Escalators on a ship! That's rare; usually you either get stairs or a lift (elevator).
I love your videos have a nice day.
Thank you for another awesome video ❤
Thanks for your journey ❤ Good luck Japan
Beautiful thank you!❤🎉
Love the “comedy fridge “ comment 😊 8:01
Muroran is a city Ive wanted to actually visit.
I’m guessing that you’re a big fan of those curry buns! Never had one here in the US, but I love anything involving curry 😅😅
Great trip. So that's mean, Muroran is closer to Sapporo, right? Overall great room for 6 hours daytime sailing, great food. Thanks for cheering up the vending machine.
I would certainly be stuck in that bathtub!😁 By the way, by my scarce Japanese learning, I believe that Aomori means Blue Forest, 青森 - am I right?
Correct!
Greetings from Poland 🙂
I was a little surprised that you booked such a spacious cabin for a relatively short trip but then one never knows how the body will react to a vending machine curry bun and coffee.
"Comedy fridge" 😂😂😂 Comedy commentary 🤣
Solo-san 👏 Arigato gozaimasu🙏🤘🇭🇲❣🇯🇵🤘
Looks like you got the last curry bun🎉
It's nice to see the interior of these ferry's where the vehicles would park. Do you go on these trips as pleasure or for business? It's always nice seeing another culture from my computer. Makes the world not so big to me. Thanks Smile
When I saw the name of the ferry, the anime "Haifuri" came to my mind! 😆!
I saw a new video and ran over ! I’ve never seen you enter a ship from its underbelly . Love your travel videos so much.
Salty pig guts? Table eggs and another lovely trip.
Solo do you have a room filled eith slippers and toothbrushes?
Id like to see a return bisit to sunflower.
Good job tx
Beautiful ❤
I am very surprised that the vending machines weren't restocked before departure.
I wanted to see the little store.
That's a lot of money for vending machine: the ferry lol I couldn't really see much wheelchair support which is a shame, but you got there in the end through the power of gyoza curry bread and curry nissin cup noodles!
I saw that curry instant noodle when you got the gyoza bun 😏
Curious, at 14:37 onwards, you microwaved your food with the plastic covering still intact - my assumption is that the plastic materials used for packaging these foods are microwavable, is this correct? If so, then that'something new to me as I usually remove the packaging first, down to only the actual microwavable container.
Often feel you are on a ghost ship, never see other passengers :-)
They still make ferries with the hull that opens in the front like that? After the MS Estonia I thought they would have changed the design.
Who knows? Maybe they have stronger bow doors, or maybe they have sailing regs that prohibit them from sailing in typhoon weather...
El nombre, HADA AZUL, ES PRECIOSO.
Frozen carbonara, urgh, poor Solo.... we dont talk about the Nissin curry noodles?? 😂
It was me. I ate all the katsu sandwiches. I'll leave 4 or 5 next time, just in case.
>Drinks a strong coffee with sugar
>Takes nap immediately after.
LOL.
Want to hear english announcement on that ship...
I'm still a bit confused that foot traffic just walks up into the hold for boarding.
The moment you presented the carbonara, I went, "Wow, that is some sad looking carbonara!" and then you told us it was still frozen in the middle... and then you just ate it anyway. Just like I would do. You're just like other people!
Hello I was wondering if smoking is allowed on the ships
15:41 oh senpai 😍🤭
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Coming to Tokyo on 24.6 for 4 days.... 😁😁😁
Thanks for the superthanks :)
Women's bath is on the other side
Not so much a comedy fridge , doors are made like that , so the hinged side can be changed for ease of access , you chose the wrong side :-)
More long distance travel should be possible while laying down on a bed. I would have taken a bath or a shower just because it's there :p feels like a waste otherwise.
When thawing pasta in the microwave, it's always a good idea to make a hole in the middle. Thawing sushi in the microwave seems a little odd...
No direct bus to terminal ? 11 min walk for the fit young folk :-)
The bow visor is a deal breaker for me.
Is there anybody here named John who likes old country music?
Ahh, the hazards of vending machine food. So I honestly have to wonder why someone would even take the ferry at that point versus flying or taking a train for a 6 hour trip? Over-night? Totally worth it in my opinion.
Ferries in Japan serve in a similar manner to European ferries: they primarily serve car owners and truckers, as well as tourists who wanted a slower paced way of traveling.
15:45 as a vending machine, im offended!
it seems the coffee machine is over confident, meanwhile the food vending didn't have any
I really want to know about the view seat that I’m not allowed to see!❤❤❤ Pig innards!?!? Really? Why?
I recently heard a rumor that there's a movement in Italy that wants the country to obtain nuclear weapons and intercontinental missiles... I didn't quite grasp the reasoning, but it had something to do with "Japanese versions of Italian food"... Very strange...
こんにちわハク。
昨日、イチローはある場所に行きましたが、あなたも久我もまだ行ったことがないように思います。
立山黒部アルペンルート。
そして山の上でランチに特製黒部カレーを食べました。私は彼女に、もしカレーがメニューにあれば、野生の馬はあなたを遠ざけることはできないと言いました。
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昼間のフェリー旅行はいいですね。プライバシーと休息を得るには、個室を利用する価値がありました。
一郎は山場で、下山途中に大人気の、とても大きなホクホクの豚肉まんを食べました。
トータルパッケージの一部として、大量の雪と大規模なダムプロジェクトツアーが含まれます。
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You have the best taste in socks
18:00 You gonna eat alladat? Can you get a doggie bag?🇺🇸
If the ferry's name is Blue Mermaid, why is a blue dolphin painted on it?
I think its the mascot of the shipping line.
Oh man…don’t eat those noodles partially frozen! Just zap them for another minute and that will help them defrost to an edible state! 😅
Why are you microwaving sushi ?
Very nice suite but quite a waste of money. For such a brief amount of time and empty vending machines hardly seems possible to want to take that voyage
where are the pasengers and crew?,
Your last video was like this also - though I'm on 60FPS enhanced bitrate, your videos are CHUNK CHUNCK 15FPS.
When booking this trip, make sure that you're neither black nor brown. The stares from the Japanese people make the entire trip uncomfortable.
or simply stay home. nobody forces anyone to travel.
@@jtns2845 Or don't stare. It's rude and gross.
@@joeterra.t it’s a reaction of curiousity. or surprise. or even distaste at your manners, appearance, habits, odor. whatever, please smile back and say hello in japanese. please don’t go into another’s home as a total stranger and expect them to cater to your every wish. i have been stared at enough in my travels and life in africa, the mideast and asia, including japan, to learn to politely live with it, take it onboard in introspection, move on if i didn’t enjoy. you weren’t robbed or cheated or openly mocked in japan, as happens in black or brown countries, as you put it. learn and return to your own country to make it the perfect destination.
@@jtns2845 No, I know the difference between an innocent look and a rude, Japanese stare. It's ironic that Japan is potrayed as this utopia of a "polite" society but that only applies its own countrymen. Then again, it's not surprising considering how they treated Korean women during World War II. I'm sure that was also "innocent curiosity" into Korean women. Absolutely disgusting.
@@joeterra.t we all make our own conclusions. none of us are entitled to anything in this uneven, unfair earthly abode. i worked in japan for 11 years after 2 years of full time language study, followed by almost 5 years in korea. add more long stays in philippines, indonesia, laos, taiwan, saudi arabia, haiti, chad. all countries with profoundly different languages, ethnicities, religions, customs and cultures than mine. my mom’s older brother was killed while a prisoner in ww2. i have no bones to pick with anyone, regardless of how i was treated, and i seek good in all places & peoples. please go in peace to where you feel at home.
btw the largest number of comfort women in ww2 were from japan.
Have a good one - but "body soup"? You're letting your love of food interfere with your English spelling.😁😁😁😁😁😁
It should have been "body wash"!
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