Thank you for uploading these! There's quite a big chance that i'll never manage to travel to Japan or S korea, its just too far away from home. Yet driving around on holidays is the best feeling in the world! Thanks to this i can still enjoy the views at least. Thank you and safe travels to everyone who reads this :)
@@qopiqq3629 Fly non-stop and get a JR pass for trains. I flew from LAX to Japan for a month then from Japan to Athens .then backpacked europe for a few months including Amsterdam and flex back to LAX from london. It is easy, and cheap, prior to the pandemic! Just save up and take 2 weeks off for full enjoyment.
@@qopiqq3629 We stayed in tokyo, nagano, Kanazawa, kyoto, osaka, nara, Kobe, hiroshima, Kagoshima, and more. In 5 weeks we went to all major cities and islands. I believe around $75 usd per day back then including food, lodging, and activities. Not including flight and rail passes. I summarized my trip in a video series on my official channel if you are interested in seeing. Netherlands was very nice, although we were running out of money by that point and found it a little pricey. We found eastern europe and italy to be our favorites. ruclips.net/video/x4JcB6QQAL8/видео.html&ab_channel=AnotherMountain%27sRock
@@qopiqq3629 Niet zo denken gap. Als je het echt wilt, dan zorg je er wel voor dat het mogelijk is. Ik zou ook erg graag naar een van die landen willen en dat ga ik ook zeker laten gebeuren.
I love to drive and live in America and since I can't actually go to some places I like to see drives from there and homes from there along with the food ofcourse
That was a great drive!!! Rode through multiple tunnels like when you stopped at 7 eleven to pick up lunch and snack, yum, yum made me hungry love 7 eleven. 😅
See bro! I have always loved Japan like super very much! So i liked these video so so much and i really appreciate for this! Thank you so much❤️🌸. Welcome your new sub
I have a question,why are all the cars on the road driving a specific distance away from each other?,i could see in the video that there was a specific distance between all the cars on the road that almost everyone looked like they were following. Is it some kind of rule in Japan? Or is it just them being cautious? Great video btw
It's a rule in most countries I think? It's called safety distance. You need to know how much distance you travel in one second (approx. reaction time in a car) and you multiply that distance by two and you get your safety distance. Quite simple
From the mark on the car I see you got your licence recently. Im studying to get mine right now (in Japan) and it stresses me the f out =D Question. Arent you supposed to drive in the left lane if there are just two? Is there some special rule that Im missing there, or is that one of those rules that nobody actually follows
@@DrivinginJapanJDM Thanks! Ill do my best - hopefully Ill be a good driver like you sometime. Its actually more the actual driving thats a worry right now than the theory, which you can pretty much take your time with until it sticks. (Sure is a lot of details though!) Like I said there might be something Im missing (like maybe its close between intersections so you stay in the lane to go forward etc), but I was thinking of the parts labelled Accident and Mitsugi Musashimurayama - about 10-30 mins in.
Thank you for uploading these! There's quite a big chance that i'll never manage to travel to Japan or S korea, its just too far away from home. Yet driving around on holidays is the best feeling in the world! Thanks to this i can still enjoy the views at least. Thank you and safe travels to everyone who reads this :)
@RandomFunnyVideos Netherlands :) I might visit Japan one day, buy its a bit far with my own car :p
@@qopiqq3629 Fly non-stop and get a JR pass for trains. I flew from LAX to Japan for a month then from Japan to Athens .then backpacked europe for a few months including Amsterdam and flex back to LAX from london. It is easy, and cheap, prior to the pandemic! Just save up and take 2 weeks off for full enjoyment.
@@rad2gnarly9 Where did you stay in Japan, what where your costs?
Also, what did you think of the netherlands, i was born there :)
@@qopiqq3629 We stayed in tokyo, nagano, Kanazawa, kyoto, osaka, nara, Kobe, hiroshima, Kagoshima, and more. In 5 weeks we went to all major cities and islands. I believe around $75 usd per day back then including food, lodging, and activities. Not including flight and rail passes. I summarized my trip in a video series on my official channel if you are interested in seeing. Netherlands was very nice, although we were running out of money by that point and found it a little pricey. We found eastern europe and italy to be our favorites.
ruclips.net/video/x4JcB6QQAL8/видео.html&ab_channel=AnotherMountain%27sRock
@@qopiqq3629 Niet zo denken gap. Als je het echt wilt, dan zorg je er wel voor dat het mogelijk is. Ik zou ook erg graag naar een van die landen willen en dat ga ik ook zeker laten gebeuren.
Спасибо большое, за вашу работу!
This is awesome! Thanks for sharing and safe travels. Many thanks for sharing, from your newest fans (Dan & Beck from TMMDI) 😀🎥💯
I love to drive and live in America and since I can't actually go to some places I like to see drives from there and homes from there along with the food ofcourse
That was a great drive!!! Rode through multiple tunnels like when you stopped at 7 eleven to pick up lunch and snack, yum, yum made me hungry love 7 eleven. 😅
Fabulous drive😮👌❤. Love the country side so relax and refreshing. The road was perfect for driving with less traffic. Great sharing. A friend from AU😊
Прекрасная страна!!!
48:27 HOLY SHIT!!! Is that a Hakosuka?
@@DrivinginJapanJDM That car is a legend among car enthusiasts and collectors.
Sweet ride my friend! It was nice to explore this route with you :) Thank you for the pleasant driving tour! L4 🙏🇯🇵❤️🌿🏙🚘👍
Wow very good nice. I'm a big fan of you👍
48:28 is a legendary moment!
See bro! I have always loved Japan like super very much! So i liked these video so so much and i really appreciate for this! Thank you so much❤️🌸. Welcome your new sub
I don't think I can afford to go to Japan. So I found this tour channel, which I dream of touring like this one.
great video! god, how I want to live there...
Great trip, Thanks for sharing!
the environment in Japan is so good, I love go to countryside but I am worried about that I don't know how to speak Japanese....
So beautiful i love it 😍😉😊
Thank you. Gorgeous video. I liked it. As if I drove by myself (as a passenger).
Спасибо и за комментарий))
Great driving - I love the calm style your videos offer - you have a new sub with me
I love the cars in japan... i wish i could get something small like a kei car in United States
I wonder if It's possible to do car rides like this while visiting Japan. Either driving as a tourist or having a guide drive.
35:50 cool car man
Yeah, I also liked it.
I have a question,why are all the cars on the road driving a specific distance away from each other?,i could see in the video that there was a specific distance between all the cars on the road that almost everyone looked like they were following. Is it some kind of rule in Japan? Or is it just them being cautious?
Great video btw
It's a rule in most countries I think? It's called safety distance. You need to know how much distance you travel in one second (approx. reaction time in a car) and you multiply that distance by two and you get your safety distance. Quite simple
Am here to see the cars on their roads.....but where are the land cruisers
beautiful, while listening to: flowervillain - window.
😮👍
At 55:00 - That was WAY too close for comfort. That biker must have been clinching.
From the mark on the car I see you got your licence recently. Im studying to get mine right now (in Japan) and it stresses me the f out =D Question. Arent you supposed to drive in the left lane if there are just two? Is there some special rule that Im missing there, or is that one of those rules that nobody actually follows
@@DrivinginJapanJDM Thanks! Ill do my best - hopefully Ill be a good driver like you sometime. Its actually more the actual driving thats a worry right now than the theory, which you can pretty much take your time with until it sticks. (Sure is a lot of details though!)
Like I said there might be something Im missing (like maybe its close between intersections so you stay in the lane to go forward etc), but I was thinking of the parts labelled Accident and Mitsugi Musashimurayama - about 10-30 mins in.
hey dude, can you take from beside, front $ back camera ?
i wouldve preferred to see all the red lights without cuts
Wow, speed limits in Japan looks awful :(
车开得那么快，看不清楚风景，快的头晕😰😰😰
So many fuking traffic stop light 🛑
They are all for pedestrians and drivers of crossroads, local countryside roads not highways
@@kyoshiba4180 true true , probably he should have captured this video by driving cycle rather than the car
Bad road
This is bad?
Your bad