I don't know much about Japanese cars - but I do know Lexus does not make a passenger bus lol. 8:52 So bizarre this country that's not really a country.
Thanks for this footage! By the way: When you make a turn into a sidestreet, you should stop the car and wait for pedestrians, not honk and drive on...lol ! At least not here in Denmark.
4:44. The driver is in serious transgression, even true in North Korea, straight through traffic takes precedence! Worldwide traffic rules are the same!
@ 3:31 you can see a solar panel array on the 4th level balcony of the pink building on the left side. Now that's a smart person! no blackouts for them.
That's because you're not allowed to film the ugly women and they purposely select attractive looking women for public service jobs. If you're an unattractive woman in North Korea you're probably in a field somewhere harvesting rice.
Hawkeye the best internet is not banned only high ranking government officials can have internet and computers but the government is filtering out tons of things in the internet
That's what they do in China, not North Korea. The net only covers one side of the building anyway, there must be some other reason it's there. North Korea isn't exactly known for it's massive manufacturing economy.
Thats not what its for. You could go to another level just below, land in the net and jump from their. Or jump from any other side. They don't care enough for those anyways.
Lo mas Caro es el boleto de avion a China ( a Shanghai desde la Ciudad de Mexico como entre 23,00 a 35,000 pesos) y trasnbordar avion a Beijing(como 5,000 pesos). La visa puedes conseguir en Beijing y cuesta 50 euros. El viaje a Pyongyang con hotel y transporte e desayuno, comida y cena cuesta entre 700 euros por tres dias 1,000/1,300 por ocho dias hasta 2000 euros por nueve dias. Estos precios tambien depended de que paquete escojas con koyro tours para tus acomodaciones y que quieras hacer esos dias. Suerte amigo...
ya investigue vuelos a beijing y me sale com en 13 mil pesos saliendo de los angeles o san francisco. lo que no se es donde puedo contratar el tour a korea del norte y como le hago para sacar la visa amigo. tu ya fuiste?
Straight as in my Soviet childhood! Virtually no cars on the streets, and those that have - a Soviet truck ZIL,absolutely no advertising, a lot of people on the public transport, there is no crime, everywhere the same apartment building and it is not clear how they build these houses, if no construction cranes and other specialized equipment. And the girl seems really sweet. Very similar to the Russian Bashkir girls
Damn right bro. I living in Russia and in most citys all environment looks same. Not so poor and dead of course but almost similar.Don't let commies get into government - this what happens when they come in)))
You mean - don`t let democrats get into government. Because everything was good until Gorbachev the friend of West got into government, and then Yeltsin, even more democratic :)
Hmm. That SUV-like vehicle, white numbers on black background license plate, is probably military or gov. vehicle. Same system remains in Russia. Also, have you seen Soviet movie "Queen of gas station"? About pretty girl working on gasoline station. Video looks like modern Korean variety :)
Looks like season to me. Have seen trees in the same shape in several countries of the Northern hemisphere in beginning spring and ending autumn already.
it’s for the rich only and there are days where not many are allowed to drive because there’s less fuel in the country and it’s reserved for public transportation
@@BRGPF1TEAMJoke's aside, if N Korea knew he was filming his everyday life, they would have destroyed these videos. As he was a diplomat there, they don't micro-search everything for such personnel.
Could someone explain: I never understood why in the former Soviet States (or close states to USSR) number plates are also drawn on the vehicle? Why is that? For what reason? Thanky!
Because everyone trade with some of the dirtiest countries in the world, and in this domain, the US are sadly kind of champions.... But our whole world is a lie I guess, for example with all the anti-comunism propaganda whe have in our countries, I tought that the country as more closed and that a guy who will try to film with a camera would be killed imediatly or something like that.... Maybe that before we listen to all the big occidental compagnies who embrace our actual world and make us buying more and more stuffs that are bad for us (and want to put all the world to this way), we should clearly compare if North Koreans are really less happy than us, with our epidemy of depression, suicide, obesity, etc.... It should be interesting to compare...
Manu B May just be PyongYang, but the people looked content enough. Don't need to worry about rent, transport costs, etc.... Different way of looking at things
That's one of the things I love about North Korea. They know they're Korean and don't try to make themselves look like white Americans. They know who they are.
Hebat pak Jaka. Berapa harga bensin di Korea Utara? Mahal nggak? The street is so clean and the traffic is so organized. If you are in Jakarta now, I bet you are quite fed up with the traffic.
That would be stupid. What if you are bus driver or delivery service. Not getting petrol will freeze the economy. I am sure they are getting petrol from Russia or somewhere. 2 decages ago they could not afford petrol, but now it's cheaper or they have the money to buy it.
John Holmes Of course the max 5 liter was a joke, but if there is no petrol then it doesn't matter if petrol shortages freezes the economy, because then there is no choice, if there is no petrol there is no petrol. There has been a lot of talk about how there is a fuel shortage in the NK.
G. Costanza They can always get it from russia, the reason they have shortage is because they don't have the money to buy it. NK have trade with several countries, you can get pretty much anything in NK. The main reason they are poor, is because of bad policies, stateownership, no economic freedoms.
John Holmes Yes from what I've read the luxury items are available for the elite, but not for the rest of the people, and as far as I've understand it is mostly because the average citizen can't afford items, but not only that because I've also read that average citizens are not allowed to buy certain things even if they have money. For example cars can't be owned by the average person as far as i know, at least not without a good reason.
G. Costanza I don't think there is a law for that. The most obvious devide is the Separation of the Capital and the rural areas. Poor peasants can't get permit to live in Pyongyang, therefore they will never own a car, because they can't be sold outside the main city or something. So there is a priviledge, but it's the City folks vs the peasants.
@Knife Nut, you are an idiot also. Did you not consider the possibility English might be his second language? Thus, making you appear to be the fool. Also, Audi's are not exactly expensive, just an average working-class car.
just here in this city. this is the best they have. i personally dont call that traffic but cara using the roadway. most use the electric tram cara. you will see large large groups if people waiting to get on. thag paints a very good picture of how they get around
Must be an old east-german petrol station i guess? (Just guessing because the different sorts of fuel are named in german.) Anyway ... 76 octane. Knew that this existed, but never saw it before.
your videos are really interesting, but they all seem to be in Pyongyang. Do you ever get to go outside the city and see the life of people in rural areas? or other cities?
of course it's different man. the main stream media lies.. theyve been lying to us since the age of television only recently the internet exposed them so now their power of manipulation is decreasing, now they switched to the internet like Facebook and other social network trying to brainwashed people into believing whatever they want once again. Only an open mind and willing to learn or research will not be corrupted by them.
+Heeey Devon Accurate or not, it’s relative, since each media has their own sources, and try to support their claims with facts before they publish it. But in my opinion the news about the country deliberately makes it out to be scarier and darker than it actually is. During my stay there, everything was okay, even at the time when North Korea and South Korea reported that they had prepared troops for war, (and) when there is a problem at the border between North and South Korea, day-to-day life inside the DPRK runs along as normal.
zero00tolerance absolutely, I'm totally aware of that. I guess a better way to phrase my question would be "how much of what we're told about the north is false" of course the propaganda lies but compared to what really goes on and what we see, how much of a stretch is it
As long as you can afford a car you're allowed to own one, the problem being that most North Koreans don't make enough to afford one. They're very expensive for your average North Korean, I don't think they domestically produce any vehicles so I'm sure importing every car they sell probably drives up car prices as well.
They actually have a little bit of automotive industry but as mentioned bying a car is not for the most North Koreans. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automotive_industry_in_North_Korea
Sekedar tanya bang, itu gedung-gedung bertingkat ada yang kerja/isi disitu??? Dilihat dari video2nya kenapa sptnya jarang kelihatan native korea, apa memang se-sepi itu?
I love videos like these where you can see everyday life going on.
She'll never watch this video, ever.
Unfortunately, you’re right
Driven like a true Indonesian
I bet she hears "it's okay, I'll wait" a lot in her job lol. Great videos man, I am loving them.
I would love to go fishing in North Korea one day!
I don't know much about Japanese cars - but I do know Lexus does not make a passenger bus lol. 8:52 So bizarre this country that's not really a country.
You need more of this girl. We need you to take more videos. She is something special/
6:03 That smile ^‿^
"What car do you drive?"
"Oh I've got a BJ2024Z2Q1F1"...
Thanks for this footage!
By the way: When you make a turn into a sidestreet, you should stop the car and wait for pedestrians, not honk and drive on...lol !
At least not here in Denmark.
drumstick74 but thats the way in indonesia Lol
Sukma Black
Ok ;) I guess traffic laws differ from country to country.
I love your vlogs and hello from Australia 🇦🇺 I hope to see more? Do you upload often? North Korea is fascinating
4:44.
The driver is in serious transgression, even true in North Korea, straight through traffic takes precedence!
Worldwide traffic rules are the same!
I curious about those cars, are the produce it by them self??
You know what I just realized? The gas pumps are old german gas pumps. I wonder how they got there.
From Western Germany or Easter Germany or from after die Wende?
Dynamo Dalston Submarines
The Pyonyang subway cars are old East German U-Bahn-Wagen as well, just re-painted.
It's weird. The first thing I notice is the fact that no one seems to be looking down at a phone or tablet.
because most of the country does not even have power let alone internet.
Why is it that every other NK video shows no cars at all, yet this shows tons of cars on the road?
Peace ToAll I've never seen anything staged with cars on the road.
You wrote my question ;)
ProudToBe AnAmerican
Maybe because that is what you want to see...
@ 3:31 you can see a solar panel array on the 4th level balcony of the pink building on the left side. Now that's a smart person! no blackouts for them.
gerling tascam 😂😂
I think Korean women are some of the most beautiful women.
That's because you're not allowed to film the ugly women and they purposely select attractive looking women for public service jobs. If you're an unattractive woman in North Korea you're probably in a field somewhere harvesting rice.
@@187onasimp Hello Daddy
The pretty ones a purposely put in public places like petrol stations. It's all staged
Fascinating country and people.
The people have made so much progress.
Thankyou for posting.
Do not be misled by this vlogger, only party members have the luxury he has!
Hawkeye the best Since the economy improved I am sure that the lives of all North Koreans has improved !!
Internet is banned in North Korea.
Hawkeye the best Things are improving !!.
Hawkeye the best internet is not banned only high ranking government officials can have internet and computers but the government is filtering out tons of things in the internet
How much does it costs per litre in North Korea?
at 5:13 the tall building in front has nets on it to catch suicide jumpers and there's a body in the net..
why just that building?
idiot
That's what they do in China, not North Korea. The net only covers one side of the building anyway, there must be some other reason it's there. North Korea isn't exactly known for it's massive manufacturing economy.
Thats not what its for. You could go to another level just below, land in the net and jump from their. Or jump from any other side. They don't care enough for those anyways.
I dont give a fuck what you think. There is a body in the net, end of story.
This explains the decrease in DPRK fuel imports from china when jaka is not in the country.
2:27 was that an electric bus crossing the junction?
Also at 3:08
Yes, that's an electric bus
yes, one of the many groundbreaking inventions of Kim Jong Il
What`s wrong with electric buses?
nothing's wrong.i just wasn't expecting that in north Korea. electric buses are environmental friendly and cool!!
The gas station attendant girls are very cute in NK. At least that's something.
I love your videos. They're so instructive. Thanks a lot. I'm a fan of Asian Culture. North Korea is a special point.
Vw Passat in north korea? I thought if they drive cars its gonna be cars like hyundai,kia,toyota etc
nice videos from north korea. I would like to go there but I dont know if it is possible. Hi from Mexico
Lo mas Caro es el boleto de avion a China ( a Shanghai desde la Ciudad de Mexico como entre 23,00 a 35,000 pesos) y trasnbordar avion a Beijing(como 5,000 pesos). La visa puedes conseguir en Beijing y cuesta 50 euros. El viaje a Pyongyang con hotel y transporte e desayuno, comida y cena cuesta entre 700 euros por tres dias 1,000/1,300 por ocho dias hasta 2000 euros por nueve dias. Estos precios tambien depended de que paquete escojas con koyro tours para tus acomodaciones y que quieras hacer esos dias. Suerte amigo...
ya investigue vuelos a beijing y me sale com en 13 mil pesos saliendo de los angeles o san francisco. lo que no se es donde puedo contratar el tour a korea del norte y como le hago para sacar la visa amigo. tu ya fuiste?
What they do for entertainment in north korean? Any cinemas?
They have cinemas
@@jakaparker mas adakah vidio terbaru yg dari korut ?
@@sinarpurnama370 saya sudah pindah negara
@@jakaparker kemana mas ...... Kok g bikin vlog juga lagi ?
@@jakaparker how was your experience in North Korea???
I came here because of the yeonmi park's video, she mentioned that beautiful girls in north Korea works at gas station 🧐and seems like it's true 🤔
In Thailand arbeiten junge hübsche Mädchen bei der Müllabfuhr !
Beautiful. No trash ads on the streets..
i had no idea north korea had electric buses!
Does North Korea have a fire service? If so, I do not see any fire hydrants for water. What do they use for water supply?
KosukiFire .. Very few countries have the US type hydrants. They are in boxes in the ground in most places.
Wow, it looks like time stopped somewhere in the early 60's in North Korea....it's miserable, yet very very fascinating :-)
I wonder how they get all those foreign cars. Like do you think there's just a local Pyongyang Volkswagen dealer?
Lol of course they import... It can be from china...because china is friend with north korea
Yeah all their cars come via Russia, China, Indonesia etc
Why don't you stop for crossing pedestrians?
Ned some countries have different laws for crossing pedestrians, for example China, you can go look it up if you want.
If you tried to drive out of Pyongyang, would you meet checkpoints? You said on another video you can leave the capital only with permission.
The roads look like really bad condition out of the gas station
I thought the same thing
You never go to Africa, this road is perfect.
8:20 United Nations Land Cruiser passing by... interesting to see
Does North Korea have road rage?
Why they are always girls nörth korean?
I wonder how they handle their auto-services - I mean how many stations and do they have variety ?
Straight as in my Soviet childhood! Virtually no cars on the streets, and those that have - a Soviet truck ZIL,absolutely no advertising, a lot of people on the public transport, there is no crime, everywhere the same apartment building and it is not clear how they build these houses, if no construction cranes and other specialized equipment. And the girl seems really sweet. Very similar to the Russian Bashkir girls
north korea looks like 80s soviet russia
Damn right bro. I living in Russia and in most citys all environment looks same. Not so poor and dead of course but almost similar.Don't let commies get into government - this what happens when they come in)))
You mean - don`t let democrats get into government. Because everything was good until Gorbachev the friend of West got into government, and then Yeltsin, even more democratic :)
My parents remember the soviet time, same shit as in this video.
democrats = commies just the different name.
@ 4:50 there is a building with Chinese writing on the sides. That has me wondering if Chinese live in N. Korea
Equipa Patriot I believe that is was Korean Writing but it might be hanja which is the Korean equivalent to Kanji
chinese everywhere, dude. they are living at my backyard too..
Equipa Patriot .. This is the diplomatic area.
Most prisons do look very clean and orderly...
Hmm. That SUV-like vehicle, white numbers on black background license plate, is probably military or gov. vehicle. Same system remains in Russia.
Also, have you seen Soviet movie "Queen of gas station"? About pretty girl working on gasoline station. Video looks like modern Korean variety :)
Your videos are amazing, your seem to be the longest person living in north korea with a film camera than anyone I watched!!
What model is this on the left side ?? 7:48 looks like new Audi A6/A8 lol Maybe this is KIA. I don't know :/
volkswagen passat 2002
it's a passat bro
Since the 1st time i saw ur vids, why its not monetized??
I neva saw an ads coming, hope ull make ur channel monetize, coz the content its so worthed.
Really ? I saw ads here and there tho...
wowww... no ads on the side of traffic
CLnKEr yea right, even local products controlled by government
CLnKEr if you watch his video on the privileged shop you'll find that's not true.
i think CLnKEr is right
Are there police cars on the roads?
More like militaries cars
@@ionoure yes they have Chevy police vehicles in Ford police vehicles
First time I've seen a video of North Korea showing that many cars. Was it a special occaision.
Maybe it was a Petrol Day.
This has the most traffic I've seen in videos of NK!!
5:16 suicide nets on that building?
Building is being renovated or pieces fall off .
Lol its to catch construction workers XD
importedmusic Drunken one
carbon0HUN "lol" you act like you've never heard of such a device xD
Don't really think they would be that effective :)
honestly can say looks better than south. i live in south
you have a problem with your eyes. :-)
Mario Huana hahahahahaah
Well what's stopping you? Go to North Korea.
well i told you my idea. everyone can and will feel different about things! there is no one truth
I've got a feeling he travels miles out of his way just to see her for his petrol.
why do they cut down so many of their trees?
Less branches to hang, I guess. And it's anyways nice how even the trees look depressing, just like everything else.
Looks like season to me. Have seen trees in the same shape in several countries of the Northern hemisphere in beginning spring and ending autumn already.
Mas Jaka, apakah disana ada pembatasan pembelian bahan bakar, karena tadi sayup-sayup terdengar mas jaka bilang satu liter. Trims.
Hermosa ciudad, ordenada y limpia
I look forward to your videos. Thank you ....
I thought nobody drove at all in North Korea.
it’s for the rich only and there are days where not many are allowed to drive because there’s less fuel in the country and it’s reserved for public transportation
He was recording, so the government sent some actors to drive around
@@BRGPF1TEAMJoke's aside, if N Korea knew he was filming his everyday life, they would have destroyed these videos. As he was a diplomat there, they don't micro-search everything for such personnel.
이 거리들도 서울 시내처럼 복잡하게 되는 그날이
오면 이 영상은 추억이 되겠지.
Could someone explain:
I never understood why in the former Soviet States (or close states to USSR) number plates are also drawn on the vehicle?
Why is that? For what reason?
Thanky!
They don't have enough resources to make a separate plate.
holy shit more than 5 cars in one area
0:00 Secondhand bus used in Japan. 日本で使われた中古のバス。どこの都道府県で使われたんだろうか？
She is amazingly pretty. I would like to rescue her.....
White knight syndrome...smh
I'm surprised to see all those foreign cars. VW Passat and what looks to be an Audi A4. I thought Euro countries were banned from trading with NK
they're all replicas I guess
^
please enlighten this hooman... hahaha. his guess invalid
Because everyone trade with some of the dirtiest countries in the world, and in this domain, the US are sadly kind of champions....
But our whole world is a lie I guess, for example with all the anti-comunism propaganda whe have in our countries, I tought that the country as more closed and that a guy who will try to film with a camera would be killed imediatly or something like that....
Maybe that before we listen to all the big occidental compagnies who embrace our actual world and make us buying more and more stuffs that are bad for us (and want to put all the world to this way), we should clearly compare if North Koreans are really less happy than us, with our epidemy of depression, suicide, obesity, etc.... It should be interesting to compare...
Euro countries are banned from trading with NK but countries that are allowed to are able to export these items directly from their countries.
Manu B May just be PyongYang, but the people looked content enough. Don't need to worry about rent, transport costs, etc.... Different way of looking at things
The girl face is natural beauty,not plastic 😉👍😊😘
That's one of the things I love about North Korea. They know they're Korean and don't try to make themselves look like white Americans. They know who they are.
@@bestrafung2754 lol it's not like they have a choice. They dont have plastic surgery in NK and thats why they are all natural.
Hebat pak Jaka. Berapa harga bensin di Korea Utara? Mahal nggak?
The street is so clean and the traffic is so organized. If you are in Jakarta now, I bet you are quite fed up with the traffic.
7:49 Beauty slipped off?
07:17 - Pojok kanan ada yang cuci mobil itu mas ? mirip daihatsu grandmax pun ! :D
Why are NK women so adorable?
thank you for your video
emang yang natural itu lebih enak diliat daripada yang oplasan..
I thought they had a lack of petrol in North Korea?? Maybe there is a maximum 5 liter limit for each customer?
That would be stupid. What if you are bus driver or delivery service. Not getting petrol will freeze the economy.
I am sure they are getting petrol from Russia or somewhere.
2 decages ago they could not afford petrol, but now it's cheaper or they have the money to buy it.
John Holmes Of course the max 5 liter was a joke, but if there is no petrol then it doesn't matter if petrol shortages freezes the economy, because then there is no choice, if there is no petrol there is no petrol. There has been a lot of talk about how there is a fuel shortage in the NK.
G. Costanza They can always get it from russia, the reason they have shortage is because they don't have the money to buy it.
NK have trade with several countries, you can get pretty much anything in NK. The main reason they are poor, is because of bad policies, stateownership, no economic freedoms.
John Holmes Yes from what I've read the luxury items are available for the elite, but not for the rest of the people, and as far as I've understand it is mostly because the average citizen can't afford items, but not only that because I've also read that average citizens are not allowed to buy certain things even if they have money. For example cars can't be owned by the average person as far as i know, at least not without a good reason.
G. Costanza I don't think there is a law for that. The most obvious devide is the Separation of the Capital and the rural areas.
Poor peasants can't get permit to live in Pyongyang, therefore they will never own a car, because they can't be sold outside the main city or something. So there is a priviledge, but it's the City folks vs the peasants.
These roads are way better than Indian Roads
wide streets with low traffic.. I'd love to ride a sportbike in Pyongyang.. imagine a loud pipe on that Street
For a Split Second I thought I saw a Ford SUV I thought I saw a Ford Explorer A 1999 Ford Explorer
7:48 there is an audi, where they could buy it?
i never have a plan to buy audi, my f30 still fine and better than your education!
hahahahahahahahahaha
Audi A5 ... IMHO
@Knife Nut, you are an idiot also. Did you not consider the possibility English might be his second language? Thus, making you appear to be the fool. Also, Audi's are not exactly expensive, just an average working-class car.
Traffic in north korea !!? Something is wrong.
Things must finally have started to move along!
its almost as if western media is all about agendas
just here in this city. this is the best they have. i personally dont call that traffic but cara using the roadway. most use the electric tram cara. you will see large large groups if people waiting to get on. thag paints a very good picture of how they get around
Or rather their dictator was ill recently and couldn't properly do his job of robbing his people of everything.
This video is in the foreigners compound, it's mainly diplomats and family of higher ranking officials as far as I'm aware.
whats gas prices there? with the us embargo I wonder where they get there gas
I'm quite shore that there are more country's in the world than the US, who are able to sell oil (China, Russia, etc.)
Russia probably?
"Embargo".
+MrMoccachinoo That's a lie you jackass , the USA has never made any such claims , you obviously don't live here or you live under a rock.
all of the oil comes from Russia
the closest thing to a dab in North Korea 0:02
Must be an old east-german petrol station i guess? (Just guessing because the different sorts of fuel are named in german.)
Anyway ... 76 octane. Knew that this existed, but never saw it before.
probably... they use our old subways aswell.
It seems not too poor.....there are cars and surpmarkets
Laser solution this is the privilege city where the rich and government officials live. the rural areas are the poor
Are you blind dude? he passes by the same cars multiple times the orange "taxi" and green jeep show up 3 times....
your videos are really interesting, but they all seem to be in Pyongyang. Do you ever get to go outside the city and see the life of people in rural areas? or other cities?
+Dunixify
You can see the rural areas and pyongyang outside on my instagram
Man, Pyongyang doesn't look that bad at all. Actually, a lot better than many cities in the west.
why don't you move there?
Ry Mo If You dont like there, just, move. we are welcome foreigners here. and it's very secure.
Having driven in Chicago many times... Yeah I'd much rather drive through Pyongyang!
***** how will You get a car there? Normal ppl can't have a car...
Just like all the others who have cars there.
is that some kind of bus that uses electricity or smtg @ 2:25??
omg.. be careful asking that. You'll get attacked by all the Trolly bus experts in here.
well lets here that one there in [particular is.....lol
here we go again!!
he loved the view. thats why he waiting
were there any shortages of petroleum at gas stations?
She reacts not like a typical NK, she is beautiful.
Question.... Is north Korea just like how we hear about it in the media? (obviously not to a tee but pretty much?) or much different?
of course it's different man. the main stream media lies.. theyve been lying to us since the age of television only recently the internet exposed them so now their power of manipulation is decreasing, now they switched to the internet like Facebook and other social network trying to brainwashed people into believing whatever they want once again. Only an open mind and willing to learn or research will not be corrupted by them.
+Heeey Devon
Accurate or not, it’s relative, since each media has their own sources, and try to support their claims with facts before they publish it. But in my opinion the news about the country deliberately makes it out to be scarier and darker than it actually is. During my stay there, everything was okay, even at the time when North Korea and South Korea reported that they had prepared troops for war, (and) when there is a problem at the border between North and South Korea, day-to-day life inside the DPRK runs along as normal.
+Jaka Parker Do you have videos outside of Pyongyang? I'm curious about the rural side of NK.
one thing for sure, there are cars on the road, unlike those videos in the news which show empty roads
zero00tolerance absolutely, I'm totally aware of that. I guess a better way to phrase my question would be "how much of what we're told about the north is false" of course the propaganda lies but compared to what really goes on and what we see, how much of a stretch is it
How late can you be out there
Yeah he needs to learn to be patient and not drive through the middle of pedestrians crossing, reckless bad driving
@@turkey4957 HERE Daddy
Are cars really allowed for everyone in NK? Weird, thought it was just for certain people?
I think its only for the certain classes of people that can afford it.
As long as you can afford a car you're allowed to own one, the problem being that most North Koreans don't make enough to afford one. They're very expensive for your average North Korean, I don't think they domestically produce any vehicles so I'm sure importing every car they sell probably drives up car prices as well.
They actually have a little bit of automotive industry but as mentioned bying a car is not for the most North Koreans.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automotive_industry_in_North_Korea
america's propaganda said that..
No homeless sleeping on the sidewalks,,not like every city in the USA,,,
allen plante yeah the capital where most people who live there are government insiders and foreigners...
Sekedar tanya bang, itu gedung-gedung bertingkat ada yang kerja/isi disitu???
Dilihat dari video2nya kenapa sptnya jarang kelihatan native korea, apa memang se-sepi itu?
평양...이제 곧 남쪽에서 평양을 가 볼수있을것만 같은... 기대 해 봅니다^^
The plates right in the beginning of this video are in German (Super Benzin)! Why that?
Die haben da jede Menge alten DDR Kram. Maschinen, Züge, Autos usw.
I'd wait all day for her!
The fuel labeling in the petrol station is in german for some reason
You're right! But why? I thought there's only Great Leader Fuel available.
A lot more cars there than I thought there were
Why "Diesel" and "Benzin" in German ??
maybe they brought old german pumps.