Это видео недоступно.
Сожалеем об этом.
Chiba Prefecture, Japan | May 2015, (Part 1 of 2)
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2015
- Part 2: • Chiba Prefecture, Japa...
kydeanderic.com/Chiba
/ kydeanderic
/ kydeanderic
/ kydeanderic
/ kydeanderic
Shot with a Sony DSC-HX50V
Theme Song - • Poseur Bill - Queen of...
The tree with the purple flowers is called Wisteria. Actual lavender
grows as bushes, usually in rocky dry hot areas. Very beautiful though!
Bluulotus tea Yea, the smell was amazing! -Eric
There have been a few vids recently on how nice and interesting Narita is as a place to visit, not just a place to go from the airport to Tokyo. But timewise, you guys are the first to really illustrate it. I really appreciate the quality and depth of information you bring to your vids.
My pizza arrived at JUST the right time for this.
Mike The Gamer Perfect!
This totally made my whole day! Reunited and it feels so good! Love you Kyde and Eric!
dmuze Haha, to be fair we shot this before I was in The States! haha. -Eric
+Kyde and Eric I was wondering why Eric's beard was rather scraggly. Haha!
LOVED your Chiba adventure! Bōken! That camera seriously captured some amazing footage of the moon! Going to spend the rest of my day craving ramen now...
hiiiimymelody Glad you enjoyed the video, it was great fun to shoot! I am also blown away by the camera! -Eric
1985 was a great year for being born! Even better now that I know Kyde is that vintage.
I always like your hour long videos. It made me feel like I was a part of your travels! And it beats the boredom while working! haha!
Whoa! The moon cam rocks! So does this vid. Super fun. Really seem to be dialing things in you two. Thanks for sharing. I dare to say a contender for best yet. More!
>11:55 I checked the Narita-san website, the tree story pagoda was not build in 2007 but 1712, Edo period. It is a national cultural treasure. The main entrance gate building for the temple was made in 2007.
33:40 That's an old style Edmondson railway ticket. Today mostly found on museum railways, at least in Europe. Greetings from Öregrund, Sweden.
i got another one yesterday in Chichibu!
That is wisteria- so beautiful. Lavender is a plant that grows in open fields.
+Kyde and Eric .....
Hahaha ~ another awesome vid from you guys as usual. & Just loving the idea of doing some extended-traveling from the comfort of a van. That's pretty cool guys!!!!
Chiba's lookin mighty nice this time of year & seems like the weather is cooperating pretty nice as well. I do have to say though - you guys did the Tai Yaki thing but passed up the Takoyaki..?! Not sure I'd have done the same (of course, being from Hawaii, I do kinda have a serious taste for Tako, either from here or locally in Japan as well).
Either way though, seeing the strawberry farm was awesome & totally better then anything we could possibly find over here - you lucky sunovaguns 😒..!!!!!!
Dang though, really wish we could send you guys some of our homegrown banana's from our backyard garden, over here. We've got 3 banana plants/trees that all are just starting to shoot out some starting fruits & probably be ready to pick by the summertime. Ours are what we'd normally refer to as "apple banana's" although they're actually pretty similar (maybe even actually the same variety - tbh) to the typical banana's you guys are finding in the markets over there (significantly smaller in size, a lot sweeter & sometimes even exhibiting a slight apple-like scent while still on the tree).
Anyways, will be sending you guys an email in the near future, as Gina (aka: The Wifey) has finally figured out our traveling/business schedule for the later part of this year. So yeah, hopefully we'll be in the Tokyo area in time to see ya out there (this next lecture/seminar I'm doing is now "definitely a go"). Also just wanted to throw out there ~ if you guys ever wanna do some "couch surfing" out here in Hawaii, we've usually gotta couple spare bedrooms that y'all are more then welcome to hang at (winter seasons can be a bit tricky though, as we've usually also got some friends over from Oz-Land & neighboring NZ for the winter surf season, here on the north shore of O'ahu). You just let us know though & I'm sure we can figure out some kinda decent arrangements on the matter ~ LoL.
Take care & much love, peace & Aloha's from all of us over here,
.... Ray & fam ✌😄
Ray Wong I don't eat octopus. I don't want to be the guy with a tentacle hanging out of my mouth when the rest of their race comes back from space to overthrow the world. Plus it's chewy. Your banana farm sounds amazing, I'm jealous of that! Maybe we will be able to come to Hawaii sometime, I was just telling my mom how much I want Kyde to see Hawaii someday! That'd be fun! -Eric
Hahaha....
I totally hear ya on that one about the Tako. My son actually won't even come near me whenever I've just snagged one from the water - or even just recently cleaned &/or cooked one. It's pretty funny considering he's almost/virtually a better swimmer/surfer then I am, at this point ~ LoL.
& yeah our garden is kinda awesome. We've got a couple mango trees, a smaller sized papaya tree, a honey tangerine/mandarin orange tree (that one is almost as huge as the mango trees) & the three banana plants/trees. Not to mention Gina's actual garden that's got stuff like tomatoes, cucumbers, won bok/Chinese cabbages, onions & scallions & a whole buncha various herbs & such. That's kinda her thing though. She's gotta serious green thumb for that kinda thing. I just usually pick whatever she asks me to, for her - as I'm taller & she's usually busy with the kids & cooking & the house n' stuff ~ LoL.
& You guys are absolutely welcome to hang out with us over here too. Would surely enjoy having you guys over for a bit sometime. We've gotta couple of spare bedrooms here & always enjoy having friends over. We do have one lil' pre-requisite though. We usually ask our friends to take at least one turn at helping out at making dinner with us for everyone (or at least help us out with a "few" of the cooking duties for an evening) as it can kinda get old having to constantly be cooking for a whole buncha people at one time (the general rule is pretty much "we buy & you help fry" for the most part) & also really enjoy trying different types of stuff from wherever our friends are coming over from. No worries though - pretty sure you'd be okay with our normal fresh-garden, pantry & fridge/freezer options.
So yeah, we also just sent you guys an email so be on the lookout for that one. & we've finally gotta set date for later on this summer, being in the Tokyo area as well.
Anyways, take care guys & talk/type to ya soon. & of course, Lotsa love & aloha to you guys, from the whole fam,
.... Ray & fam
Oh yeah....
& if you do ever consider Hawaii as a future travel destination- I think maybe a "combo" trip to the Philippines AND Hawaii could be pretty awesome (& really, it's actually pretty affordable that way too). I know you guys had mentioned there as a possible option at one time & because of the large Filipino population here in Hawaii, it could be pretty cool to see just how similar (& different) both Filipino cultures can be. I have family there, so I'm kinda familiar with there & really enjoy everytime I have the chance to go back. Just a thought though, as I remember you guys mentioning it a while back ~ LoL.
Enjoyed your latest adventure. Just for your information the dessert you ate at the sushi bar was not mochi (made from pounded rice), it was kuzumochi, made from arrow root, a vegetable powder turned into a jelly consistency. The combination of kinako, a toasted soybean powder and the black honey is a very Japanese flavor and an acquired taste.
In the future you might look into public bathhouses throughout Japan on your road trips. They are not as common in recent times as they were in the past but they are relatively common and in most towns including small rural towns. They are a popular, inexpensive and very relaxing form of bathing in Japan.
visualdog Ahh, interesting about the dessert. We know about the public bathhouses, but tend to avoid them as they are not fond of my tattoos. Or so we assume, anyways. -Eric
we're currently travelling Japan in a small campervan coming down from Nikko, where it has been raining for days. We had one day left and suddenly remembered this video and the lighthouse in Choshi. So guess where we are, baking in the sun? Thanx guys, for the solid tip!
+Jeroen Donker oh wow, amazing! Jealous of your road trip! Enjoy! -E
It get's even better. Today we arrive in Tokyo for three (3!) weeks in Yanaka through Airbnb. Don't hit me…
Very very awesome guys. I would have to say of all of my subs you guys are my favorite by far. Your videos are very fun to watch. Keep them coming!
So beautiful! I just recently discovered your videos and haven't been able to stop watching. I stayed in Chiba for a month during a homestay and I anticipate going back :) You two are the best!
Juliana P Awesome, glad you enjoy the videos! You were lucky getting to stay in Chiba, it's a wonderful place! -Eric
That chicken nan roll you had is called a Kebab, or on mainland Europe they call them a Shawarma. I think they originated in Turkey, but they're a regular thing here in the UK. It's the kinda food we eat at 3am when you've drank 45 beers and there's no place left open to get food so you go to the kebab shop on the way home. Droppin' some Euro facts for ya! Great video once again, woo! :D
What a pleasurable discovery trip❗️
By the way, the "lavender" flowers are actually Whisteria.
Love you guys and I miss Japan❗️
Dale
Dale Reynolds Glad you enjoyed! -Eric
Kind of weird to see this randomly in my recommendeds saying “5 years ago”, feels like 2 years at most in my mind
Love the videos guys. You two are a very engaging couple and make for some highly enjoyable videos. My wife and I will be heading to Japan in October, and we couldn't be more excited about it. I've learnt so much from the videos and can't wait to experience it all for myself. I have to say this is probably my favorite reality show going:) Keep up the great work!!
tuberman33 Awesome to hear! Thanks so much! Enjoy your trip! -Eric
so interesting. I really like Eric's dino shirt :) it looks like you guys have so much fun together :) Glad that Eric is back in Japan--hope your homecoming to Kyde was epic! :P My husband really wants to go camping or on a road trip. We usually camp in the states in the summer at least twice a month. However, I am currently 7.5 months impregnated with his love child, and I am not sleeping on the ground or in a car :P hehee. This helped me feel adventurous from my couch!
***** Haha, yea, camping while incubating might be a bummer. We actually aren't really "camp in tent" people, but maybe we will learn to be someday. Good luck with the love child! -Eric
Wow I love the lavender tree and fish pond. What's with the temples? The red temple is beautiful! You are right, Kyde
You guys are inspiring. I think it's time I get off my butt and stop making excuses and get over seas. I've always said "it's too expensive" but after watching your videos on Thailand and Vietnam, there really is no excuse! I think it would be amazing to talk with you guys. Your videos are great but your stories are probably even better! Thank you guys for your hard work and sharing your journeys with us who are stuck on the couch. Haha. One Love from the states!!
Jeremyy Ryann Haha, thanks so much! If you have the means, you gotta get out there! I swear it's easier than it seems. -Eric
You guys are the best, love watching your adventures
John Ballon Well, thanks so much! -Eric
If you want to see planes flying right over your head, the next time your in LA, the In and Out right next to LAX has a little park next to it that is right next to the fence around LAX and right under the runway landing path.
Hey you two looking great as always you two.glad to see you guys again
judas gray Thanks! -Eric
Thanks guys for answering again. You guys are so cute and fun. Love you guys have a great day. Love your videos 😘
The shot of the moon was amazing! Great video and i´m still baffled by your camera :D I hope u get some real Tantanmen in the next Part.
Wowapwns Yea, that camera blows my mind too! How is that even possible?! -Eric
Kyde and Eric さんこんにちは
いつも楽しく見させてもらってます！
ゴールデンウィークにたまたま私も成田にサイクリングに行ってました！ひこうきの見える公園も成田のお寺も自転車で私も回りました。
もしかしたら会えてたかも！
松下克宏 楽しいそうね！同じ旅です！しかし、私たち自転車に乗りませんでした、ナマケモノですから。笑！-E
I may be weird. 😋 I eat pasta with diced ham, butter, salt, pepper, parmesan cheese and sweet peas, all mixed together. I love it.
Nicole Royer Sounds good to me! -Eric
I guess I missed u guys getting a new camera? So crystal clear! Nice! Just for educational purposes, I wanted u to know the gorgeous, pungent purple flowers are Wisteria! Wow! They are so pretty!!!
Rachel Babson No new camera, just improvements on RUclips's side! -Eric
At 1:55 I was just watching Kyde pick the car name from Coke bottles. As she turned the bottle with Makoto on it I noticed next to it a bottle of Orangina. I think Oran-gina is a perfect name for a car.
Hahahaha
The train part was really awesome. It had, at least from the video, My Neighbor Totoro feel. I would really like to visit this place.
Ingsord Haha, someone else said Spirited Away, I think the consensus is it looks straight out of a Ghibli movie! -Eric
いつも楽しみに拝見しております。お二人
ともお元気で、これからも日本を紹介して下さい！
仁一佐藤 ありがとう！
Your videos are really inspiring guys, thanks for being so active and informative! :)
Bramtallica Thanks! -Eric
Watching the strawberry tasting was interesting. Many years back, we had a Japanese delegation in London and I was told (as the junior) to find some presents as an exchange is usual (so our briefing material said). And did I have guidance? Nope. However I chose to get boxes of Thornton's chocolates as the shop was nearby. So we were presented with lovely silk hankerchiefs and we have our sweet chocolates. I thought my career had ended at that point. However,. The compliments we received later from Japan were really good. So good that they put in orders to the firm. We had no idea about the Japanese sweet tooth. So our corporate briefing material was updated :)
Tip: place to shower/bath.
Look for a Sento (public bath).
These usually cost about 400 to 700 yen. The facility is usually separated by gender and they are equipped with shampoo/conditioner/bath gel and a big ofuro to relax in. These Sentos are not super abundant but each town should have one (probably).
They can be touchy about my tattoos, which is why we had hoped not to rely on one. -Eric
Okay, so you got the noodles INSIDE alright...but what about the exit process? :P
Man, Eric, I thought that moon was neat even before the close-up, liked that little "slide in" effect that you did! I'm also putting "slow bot" into my vocabulary.
In the beginning at the garden you are at, that is Wisteria. It's a lovely smelling flower.
Kristi Evans Yea, it smelled amazing! We aren't good at identifying plants. Haha. -Eric
I'm not positive but I think those hanging purple flowers are actually wisteria. They come in all colors but I think purple is the most popular or something like that.
There's a drama called 'kodoku no gurume' and season 1 episode 3 is all about Tan Tan mien!
Enjoy Kyde/Eric!
The full detailed synopsis of the drama is literally one sentence.
"A lonely businessman travels through Japan, eating at restaurants and experiencing specialities of Japanese cuisine as well as snack foods."
King Yu Haha, nice. -Eric
I laughed so hard when Eric started rubbing his head against the window. LOL
touchmenot films You gotta get your hair did, man. -Eric
Kyde and Eric "i woke up like this #flawless" -eric LOL
Love you guys, thanks for sharing this wonderful trip :)
Gerard Godin Thanks! -Eric
Ahh I forgot how incredible this video is! Definitely a favourite ❤
Awesome! -E
Great video! Can't wait for part 2, alway love your long adventure videos!
About those names on the Cokes, in Singapore...we can customised our Coke cans with our names or any words on it now for a limited time period. I wonder if other countries like Japan does that also.
cevindevy Oh wow, neat! Can you put ANYTHING on it? Cause that could be hilarious. -Eric
ANYTHING you want! :D
cevindevy "Pepsi"
LOL! That's a good one! Why didn't I think of that! And I do know someone here who calls herself Pepsi.
As usual I love your videos, and damn that camera is awesome that it could get that good of a shot of the moon, im geting it !
drew z Yea, I was shocked by that shot of the moon too. Craaaazy stuff. -Eric
yeah, in montreal, quebec, canada ( french speaking) they have french names on coca cola bottles, now
Oh yes! Nothing like coming back from a convention and finding out that you two uploaded a new video! Best way to end my night!
Also that dino shirt is amazing o-o aanndd I totally want to get my hands on some of that interesting sushi!
Great moonshot! The suspense...
In Narita, at the temple, I think the purple flowers were actually Wisteria...not lavender
Great Video! Next time I'm in Japan I want to go to Chiba!
+OurPlanetExplained Yea, it was fun! -E
I enjoyed this video so much.
StudioSambodia Yay! Your comment was quite enjoyable as well! -Eric
:D that makes me very happy.
For my holiday to japan, i HAVE to steal that organisation system, Kyde :D Looks so damn efficient.
+Kurt Miller Haha, she is constantly upgrading her system. -Eric
Fog is a cloud =) I miss Japan so much! I wish we had $1 sushi conveyor belt restaurants here (but i doubt it would be as good). Love these long videos by the way!
+Danielle (LePooke) Glad you are enjoying the longer videos, we are always a little worried they might be too long! thanks! -Eric
+Kyde and Eric I second this, i love the long videos!
I love all your videos! I'm wondering what kind of insect life there is in Japan. I'm watching you walk through some tall stuff at the 'wild kids' auto camp place and here in northeast US all I'd be thinking about is ticks and stuff!
Cheryl Blais Haha, we have no idea! So far, so good! -Eric
Hey kyde and Eric, I'm going to Japan in 2 weeks and I'm curious if I need an adapter for electricity. Does Japan and U.S. Share the same type of electrical input? Thanks!! Keep up the solid vids:)
90hippy123 The voltage is different, but 99% of electronics can accept both voltages. The plug is physically different, there is no ground hole on their plugs so you will need a very cheap adapter to plug in anything that has 3 prongs. Not a voltage converter (expensive), just a plug adapter. They are like $1 here at 100yen shops. -Eric
This is my first time watching the videos and I like it thanks is fun to see
Awesome video Kyde and Eric. May I know the address of the strawberries farm, please?
+Alex Sorry, don't remember where the farm was, but if you google for them in Chiba you will find tons of matches! -E
We following you on every food... Foot step 😜
And feel like we traveling with you😀...
But actually, sitting... munching on our home cooked food and... Watching you😂😔😒
But... You bringing Freshness of Life to Our Home😉
Thx you so much .
Cám Ön!!!
Aligato!!!
Namaste!!!
KhopChay Kap!!!
Merci!!!!
Gracias!!!
Love You Both. Take Good Care . Travel Safe.
Come Home Safe😍Eric& Kyde🌱🌷🌺🌻🌹
Tan Tan Men (担担麵) is a Szechuan dish, Szechuan is a province in China.
Awesome video guys. I'm so jealous, you get to travel Japan. Keep up the good work! Kyde, have I seen you before on Chyado sensei's Twitch stream?
I don't think Kyde even knows what Twitch is! Haha. -Eric
Hope you guys end up finding some epic tantanmein in part 2
Yay! I always look forward to your uploads! there's something about your videos that give off a friendly/ chill vibe. Keep up the awesome adventures guys, y'all are hella cute :)
Patricia Suarez Haha, thanks! -Eric
YAS! A new video!!! :D I know what I'm doing while I eat my dinner! Oh yes and the hanging purple flowers I do not think are lavender...I think they are Wisteria? ^_^
TM Roxie Whoops! We are bad at plants. -Eric
I normally am too! I just so happen to come across those flowers not too long ago and someone else told me what they are. I have zero plant navigation other than that. I'm the kid who would mistake poison ivy for an edible plant.
One of the things I loved when I lived in Japan was a very small Gyoza restaurant. Do you guys like Gyoza?
ORANGE ZEN From time to time, we love it. When we first moved here we ate it like every day and kinda burned it out though. -Eric
Hey Kyde and Eric! I've been watching your videos for quite some time now and I felt like I was vicariously traveling through you guys! I was inspired to come to Japan, so I am currently visiting Kyoto. I've seen your Kyoto video, but can you recommend any spots I need to see? Thanks :D
South of the station there is a hill with like 1000 orange gates leading up to a shrine, you gotta check it out, it's incredible. Sorry, I don't know the name, but Google will probably know. -E
hey, technically as long as the rice has vinegar in it, it counts as sushi. Thanks for the video! I almost squeed when I saw an hour long video :) always a fun surprise.
Did you guys get a new camera? This video is super crispy clear!
readyset Nope! -Eric
Thumbs up on the insanely high def video quality and the 60 fps! You must have really good upload speeds. Never seen a better quality vlog in all my RUclips watching days. I'm watching on a TV and its like looking through a window sometimes. By the way, what camera model do you use?
Mothmallow Yea, isn't that camera insane? We shoot with a Sony DSC-HX50V and highly recommend it! -Eric
For a shower, you can try daytime onsen 日帰. BTW, what rental car company you guy used this time? Not many company has this type of van for rental.
Rowdy Leung Haha, I'm not sure what company it was. But in our experience most companies have these little vans, we've gotten them from a few different companies in the past. -Eric
Love your videos. They are so inspiring. I have a question though. Before you started on your world tour, how did you handle the banking situation. Did you access your money through the internedt using debit cards. And how about the banking situation in Japan?
Mark Hines We use a Charles Schwab account in the states, it has good online banking, awesome support and no ATM fees worldwide, which is incredible for us. We have used local ATMs in every country we have been to and never had a major hangup. In Japan we have Japanese bank accounts, basically works the same as it does in the states. -Eric
I have a 26 hour layover in Narita next time I go to Vietnam. I will definitely go to the Naritasan temple. Thanks for the preview of it. Seeing this makes me also want to go to get conveyer belt sushi in Narita also!
I was looking around for places that I can to close to the airport. Have you ever been to the old town of Sawara? It appears to be about a half hour train ride from Narita. If so what do you think of it?
+nickgold4111 Haven't been to Sawara but friends have told me about it. Sounds neat! 26 hours is enough time to even make your way into "central" Tokyo if you want! You could hit Akihabara, Shibuya, Shinjuku, etc. Just keep an eye on those train times! -Eric
Kyde and Eric Yes I am also considering Akihabara too. However I am leaning towards something quieter. This region seems great for that. Thank you so much for posting.
This is the most positive channel on youtube.
Roman M Hahahaha, really? -Eric
Kyde and Eric 100%. I remember I found your channel maybe 2 years ago when I was planning my trip to Japan. Several days ago for some reason I remembered that I used to watch you guys and decided to compensate for the lost time. Great stuff. Allows us viewers to have a taste of Japan with two really great persons in a really positive atmosphere. (and other countries)
Roman M Yay, that's wonderful to hear. Spoiler: In a future video I eat something I am not positive about. Haha. -Eric
Kyde and Eric Well you do what you gotta do right :D
I remember watching your video (old one) where you talked about intensively learning Japanese and Kyde not so much. Wanted to ask hows that going? Are you guys any better now or just stopped improving at some point because current level is sufficient enough?
Roman M I continue to work on it quite a bit, so it's getting better. I have really focused on spoken Japanese in the last year and have made huge strides in it, but it's still a hell of a challenge. I can read much better as it's how I have spent most of my time learning. -Eric
I don't know if I asked this before but how tall is Eric? He looks quite tall in the video!
And at 39:39 never knew the Japanese like to lift their cars! First time i've seen that actually haha.
HalomasterA69 lift?? I think you mean low ride lol...good observation though :)
I just love what you guys do...you work hard and you adventure hard lol
Danny valar morghulis Haha, thanks! -Eric
How was it like getting your licenses in Jaoan? I heard you have to pay like 3000$ and it's really difficult to do and stuff
+SuperUltraRollingBomberThunderCorporation It's not easy but she managed to nail it on the first try! She already had an American licence so she just had to take a written test and a driving test and they converted her American licence to a Japanese one. -Eric
that last foggy take was like a perfect silent hill scenario!
marco martinez Haha, yes! -Eric
Omg the fog and the lighthouse at night was seriously like a horror movie. I got goosebumps all over my body by just watching XD thanks guys for the video!!! I always love what you guys post ^.^
TabbyAngel2 Haha, it was a little creepy...and then we slept right there next to it! -Eric
did they just now start the names on the coke bottles? in germany they have been doing it for like ... 3 years now... or something like that
.. its been awhile.. u can also go online an special order bottles with ur name on it.. or which ever u name like :)
+tiggi sun We don't think it often, but I think maybe it has been around for a year? I don't quite recall. -Eric
you guys should go to south korea for a trip its only about a 45 min flight from narita airport to seol airport
the retro gamer 64 ****seoul
the retro gamer 64 We spent 5 weeks in S.Korea and loved it! www.kydeanderic.com/Seoul/
great video as always :) but i got a question for eric: what are your experiences with your tattoos so far? like with onsens and stuff. can you go? i hope you can reply :) thanks
AlexGamingVideos Onsens sometimes have signs saying no tattoos, but honestly I don't really like onsens so I don't really care about it. I've been to some though, as they are sometimes the only way to bathe in traditional style hotels and they can't very well make a rule stopping customers from washing themselves, haha. -Eric
Kyde and Eric
Kyde - You said you weren't a teacher anymore, is RUclips your full time job now? Was the process of getting your driver's licence difficult / lengthy? Also - your GPS screen sort of reminded me of something funny. I live in NZ and my friend has a Japanese car with a built in GPS. The GPS is ALL in Japanese and the map is completely wrong and says she is driving in random places like the ocean haha. Questions for Eric to come... (after I finish watching the video).
AJ Kyde proofreads financial documents for a living, and getting her licence was somewhat easy in the sense that it only took her one day, but the test is typically failed at least once by everyone...she just aced it! -Eric
Kyde and Eric Well, seeing she drove the van with the back completely blocked out by luggage (she couldn't see the rear mirror) that time you guys moved apartments ... I'd say she's a very pro driver haha.
Hahaha I would have loved to have seen that Ice cream man.
This made my night another video yesss😊😃
Rosa Milian Yay!
I thought i was the only person that used car window water to solve morning problems. Btw Eric when you're in a hurry you can use it to wash your face : )
According to my wife, the flowers at the temple are wisteria rather than lavender.
Steve Criddle Oh, haha. We are bad a plants. They smelled great though! -Eric
That was a cool moon shot.
***** Yea, I love that shot! Technology is amazing. -Eric
What was the name of the Japanese band you were talking about? Dekerve?
Oh wow, haven't thought of them in ages! Dickerve!
At 59:30 if you look at the group of guys sitting behind is it normal for people to be constantly on their phones at the table?
Not really? I dunno, I never thought about it before. -Eric
Awesome fun trip!
Bolwijnable Yea it was great! -Eric
Kyde: "Do you want to eat these oreos?" Eric: "Do I get a spoon?" Me: "Yeahhhh, I got that reference!" Did you guys ever find out what the deal was with that combo? Everyone eating oreo blizzards over there or what?
+Nicholas Brown I thin it was just a cheap thing to tape to the oreos as an incentive to buy. We still have the spoon, we use it all the time. Hahaha. -Eric
In case you never figured out the Coke thing, the bottles actually say "Share a Coke with... (name)". So they're suggesting that you buy a Coke for your friend named Yamada or Tiffany, or whatever.
I guess they didn't know they were doing this here too.
Strawberry paradise! I didn't know there were so many types of strawberry... I need to go!
and the comment Kyde made about the strawberry that tasted like candy remind me that the banana flavor candy its actually a realistic flavor but the type of banana is extinct now i think...
And that Tantanmen looked too oniony... There is a ramen place where I live that has a so so tasting ramen, but their tantanmen is my absolute favorite! and it's just like Kyde describe it! but I do end up all sweaty after, I think Kyde is stronger than me! lol
Ricardo Llamas Yea, I was shocked at the discovery that there was more than one type of strawberry! I agree about the tantanmen being too oniony, I'd like to get a chance to try it at a more reputable location. -Eric
@ Kyde and Eric , can u tell me how u manage that the video looks so lively ?
Anuscrasher1 I guess it's just our camera. Sony DSC-HX50V. -Eric
in the really old days, a thin-sliced ham is called wind-blown sliced meat. This is because not many people could afford meat in their meals. Meat was so expensive, the poor students learned to slice the meat very thin. Hence, the name wind-blown meat.
Welp, thats all new to me! Thanks! -E
I love saba, never seen the blowtorched version but it looked tasty.
+Andy Douglass Just does too! I hate it! Haha. -E
Hey Kyde, how fat did Eric get while he was in the States? Come on, you can tell us. :)
Oh, Kyde, that's not lavender. It is Wisteria. My great-grandmother used to grow it on her pergolas when I was a kid. She also planted them on old grape vines. The colors and smell are amazing. Most beautiful vine plant in my opinion.
IrishLincoln Whatever plant it is, it smells amazing!
IrishLincoln Oh yea, I got a little fat. -Eric
4:50 the guy next to you in the other lane takes a selfie LOL
Designandrew Hah, yea, good eye! -Eric
i am watching your video from 3 hours , and seems you guys know the Japan very well , but i don't listen the japanese language, can't speak Japanese?
Nabaraj Shrestha I speak Japanese, not great, but some. I can read a lot more than I can speak. I have no confidence! -Eric
That "lavender" smell is Wisteria.I have a vine in my front yard in Kentucky that's about five years old..Definitely different from lavender.Smell is intoxicating.