@ryan_bednar I've seen many great photos on your Instagram as well. Keep posting on both platforms! Your efforts are greatly visible on both platforms. You did well dude!
Countrylife Japan is the best 😊. So great of you capturing the peak fall brother. The photos are great, the vidoes are hit. Hope that you even capture Japanese festivals in the country side in the evening someday 😊.
@@CameraGuy19 much appreciated man! Call in Japan is really special 😌. I did see some festivals in Tokyo before I got the van, but I really want to see some in the country side too, hopefully I can!
@@AllenVlogsLife it’s nice to get both for sure, I miss the city sometimes even though I love my nature. Thank you for the feedback Allen, appreciate it 🙏🏼
I’m absolutely loving seeing all the nature that Japan has to offer. It’s what I would love to focus on when I go to Japan. I am curious though if you think you’ll ever create videos just like this but in popular cities. I’d love to see the creative vision you’d have for a video like that. But for now, we will all enjoy being spoiled with these peaceful nature videos.
@@WarriorX16 thanks for the comment and feedback 😃 I do think it would be awesome to film in cities too, just a bit harder logistically as a solo creator (eg. not too keen on leaving my camera and tripod in crowded areas, even if it is Japan). I’ll have to put more thought into it!
Wonderful! I had no idea Akita was so beautiful. So is your videography/photography. My friend in Hawaii had the last name of Akita -- he had Samurai ancestors from this region.
That fall foliage at the lake is awesome. I dont know what it is about japans autumn that fascinates me since we have similar foliage here in germany but man, those colors look awesome. Also: great videos man, i love the fact that you show a less cheesy way of van life and most importantly the real situation with campgrounds, toilets etc. Also its refreshing to see someone vloging in a mostly unknown part of japan other than seeing shibuya crossing for the 800th time and watching people eat for half of the video. keep it up!
@@MightyGodlikeG I can’t quite put my finger on it either, Japan just has that allure! Thanks so much for the comment man, I’m glad I can keep it real. Ya, Japan content in general is so repetitive, that’s why I wanted to come back to this country that has a special place in my heart and show people what it’s REALLY about!
@@ryan_bednar Did a 2 week long drive from Yokohama's Nanohana in Aomori (where I stopped by the road station for lunch), Oirase Gorge, Hirosaki and Aomori for sakura, Shirakami Sanch, Kakunodate for more sakura, ... and ended in Ibaraki. Did not expect Akita to look as beautiful as it did, have a thought to return in autumn + Zao mountain range. Your video strengthened my will to do so. Thank you. Also did not expect to enjoy the ryokans of Tohoku as much I did. Strangely, tourist would rather go to Hiroshima, Kyushu, or Hokkaido then the much closer Tohoku.
Lovely filming, photography and scenery, and of course a super inspiring adventure! Been thinking of doing a working-holiday same as you to travel Japan before I turn 30, so it would be really interesting to hear about all of the work and logistics that went into making your journey happen :) Keep up the great work!
@@morsoder you totally should! I’m wondering if I should take advantage and do it somewhere else too before I hit 30 in three years 🥲. I definitely will talk about it at some point, also putting together a bit of a guide where I’ll go through the process!
@@ryan_bednar 2 years for me 🥲, but you definately should! As a fellow lover of hiking and photography New Zealand has been on my mind a bunch for a similar adventure as well, so that could be something to look at. Anyways, looking forward to seeing more of your journey!
Outstanding long exposure shots! Please don't feel compelled to not share your photos here (RUclips) for folks like me... yes, there are still some of us who have survived the Instagram tsunami 😀 Even without the photos, thoroughly enjoyed this and last few videos... almost felt like I am part of your adventure! thank you bud!!
@@skarve011 thanks for the feedback, seems like most are on board with me sharing some photos so I will do so once in a while! Glad you feel like you’re here, it’s like I have some travel companions when I’m making these 😁
Here since Video #1 and I maybe late to open YT now but already updated my count: 5/5 😊 Watching your videos in a huge TV/projector on a weekend makes me feel like I’m out on a cinema date by myself. Thank you for your amazing talent Ryan! Can’t wait for my next “night out”! 😊
@@giantherockstar0 wow that sounds like such a vibe actually, I wish I had a big projector 😂 thanks so much for the message, hope you enjoy the next one too!
So beautiful, looking forward to Yamagata! When you get to Ehime prefecture please stop by and see Evan and Dani who run Benton Homestead, I have been watching their journey since they arrived in Japan and it is my dream to visit that area one day.
@@CB-sx8xh thank you! Yamagata was awesome, but I’m afraid my video won’t do it justice, but we shall see 😩. Thanks for the recommendation, I looked them up and will make sure to stop by when I get over there!
I know I shouldn't have favourites, but this might just be the best one yet! I absolutely loved the inclusion of the still photos - magical. The videography, storytelling, music are sheer perfection. Bravo! XO
@@sardorjonnurmatov9189 thanks a bunch my guy, so nice being able to switch it up with aerial views 👌🏼 and thanks for noticing the little details, the sound can make or break a video, so I put a lot of effort into it!
Yesterday I stumbled into your channel and I was blown away by your story-telling & cinematography. And last night, I binge watched all your videos 😆. 10-20mins is too short for this kind of content, please make it longer, like 1hr. 🤭. I also hike and travel alone here in Singapore and I can imagine how tiring filming yourself. Your videos makes me miss Japan even more. Sending you love from Singapore & Philippines. Now I'm a big fan of yours! How I wish I can quit corporate job as well and travel like you, maybe I will but not too soon. Keep it up man. I won't be surprise if you will hit 1M subs in less than a year. 🤙💪
@@RONANFilms thank you so much for the comment man! I do want to make longer videos but it’s so much editing haha, and I would only get like one video out per month 😭. I’m going to try some slower paced videos too though so might be able to make those longer 😃. If it’s your dream to quit your job and travel like me I’m sure you’ll make it happen one day, I mean you’re already making content so it’s not like you’re starting from scratch!
I'm a bit late to the party this time round but Ryan you have done it again, yet another stunning video! I won't be commenting on every video because often people have alreay said what i was thinking but you can be certain that i'm watching every single video. One piece of constructive criticism I will add is that sometimes there is a drop in framerate, not sure if that is on my end or something with the video but i suspect the video. It is not a dealbreaker or anything but I thought I should mention it might you not have noticed (if you can't see it on your end it must my a problem on my end and you can ignore this part). Anyhow looking forward to the next video, all te best!
@@colinwitte4776 hey Colin, thanks again for another super helpful comment, really appreciate it! Even if people have said similar things, I still love reading every single comment, but I don’t expect them every video haha 🙏🏼. I’ve been trying to figure out the frame rate issue, I’m sure you’re talking about the drone clips in particular. Haven’t found a solution but I have some hypotheses!
Chasing the fall leaves southward, it's understandable to spend more time shooting and less on editing. It's all good-just enjoy the scenery; we'll happily wait for your next upload! Great photos, BTW!
@@ipoo haha I appreciate your understanding 🙏🏼 I just don’t want to have like 5 videos worth of footage piled up, I can imagine that would be quite overwhelming 😅 thanks for the feedback!
Another amazing video, dude. Possibly the best yet - although it becomes more difficult to say. Loved the vibrancy and the mesh of the fall colours in the "fall field." Wow. Again, great cinematography. Pictures (i.e. captures) were off the charts. Happy to watch you do and narrate the "cold plunge" live on air. That takes a pair (although they're probably in full retreat during the plunge). And, discovering that castle? It was pretty chill. Every bit as impressive as Neuschwanstein. Can't wait to watch the next installment of your adventure. You are so rockin' this. Stay safe. Stay sage. Stay well.
@@think-income3499 I just want to say first that I truly appreciate the time to write in-depth analysis and feedback like this, thank you!! I hope my cinematography and storytelling skills are but in their infancy and the videos do keep getting better, otherwise that means I’m staying stagnant 😅. Anyway, glad you enjoyed it, catch you in the next vid!
@@ryan_bednar Before Hamlet, King Lear & Othello, Shakespeare penned Love's Labour's Lost. Before Sgt. Pepper and Abbey Road, the Beatles recorded Love Me Do and She Loves You... All a part of the creative process. See how you're committed to the art. Pleasure watching the evolution. Wouldn't worry about hitting a plateau anytime soon.
Do you shoot in log? I just got into shooting log and color grading, and I imagine this must have take forever to color grade the whole video. Amazing work 🙌
@@allen.9 yup! It is a massive step to add to the editing process, especially when the ZV-E1 has built in LUTs, but getting colours how I want them is part of the creative process 😁. Luckily in DaVinci you can copy over edits to other clips like in Lightroom, then make minor adjustments. Thanks for noticing haha 🙏🏼
@@Leaksopium my van would fit although it would be tight. I’m not sure if it’s illegal or just frowned upon, but I know people do this and stealth camp. I’m personally not super down to do that so if I need to go into a city, I leave my van outside the city somewhere and take the train in.
May I ask what type of VISA are you using for you stay in japan, and how long do you plan on doing this journey? I'm just curious. P.S. your videos are wonderful, pls keep it up ✌from Thailand
@@puri8985 I’m on a working holiday visa, I planned on doing this for at least a year since that’s how long the visa is. We’ll see after that. Anyway thank you very much!
Ryan, wow! Great video/photo skills. Ditto for scripting. I bet it won't be long before the decimal point in your subscriber count would shift right and then disappear...
@@liladrielle je suis d’accord mais ce n’est pas réaliste dans ma situation. Premièrement, j’ai qu’un seul an. Si je réussie à obtenir un autre visa après ça, c’est ce que je ferais. Mais maintenant, je ne sais même pas si je serais de retour au Japon, alors je dois voir au tant que je peux. Deuxièmement, mon but dans l’automne est de suivre les couleurs alors qu’ils migrent vers le sud pour que je puisses les voir le plus longtemps possible, alors je dois toujours bouger.
@@ryan_bednar Hi Ryan, I totally understand your point. And my comment was not to put pressure. It was just the expression of a small regret as Japan is usually the place of contemplation. Anyway your videos are awsome you do not need to justify 😊😊
By the way, I don't know if you planned to go for Niigata but if so you should definitely go to YahikoYama place. Out of usual tourist place but one of my greatest memory 🙃 maps.app.goo.gl/HhQTis3Qnt61HVbP8
The videography????!! The storytelling????!! Those insane photos????!! My eyes are cleanse. ❤
@@random_life_things hahaha you’re too kind, thank you 😄🙏🏼
@ryan_bednar I've seen many great photos on your Instagram as well. Keep posting on both platforms! Your efforts are greatly visible on both platforms. You did well dude!
Countrylife Japan is the best 😊. So great of you capturing the peak fall brother. The photos are great, the vidoes are hit. Hope that you even capture Japanese festivals in the country side in the evening someday 😊.
@@CameraGuy19 much appreciated man! Call in Japan is really special 😌. I did see some festivals in Tokyo before I got the van, but I really want to see some in the country side too, hopefully I can!
@ryan_bednar especially the evening festivals in small countryside are mesmerizing 😉. Until then we'll wait for it 😁
Let's goooo! me and ben are watching this with some barefoot moscato. such a killer combo
I live in Tohoku,,yes this area is incredible ❤❤❤❤
I absolutely agree..
Dude they just keep getting better
@@bodysurfsooke thanks so much man 😌🙏🏼
This is such a fresh change from all the chaotic city japanese vibe (that I do like too). The color grading somehow looks vintage yet so modern.
@@AllenVlogsLife it’s nice to get both for sure, I miss the city sometimes even though I love my nature. Thank you for the feedback Allen, appreciate it 🙏🏼
I’m absolutely loving seeing all the nature that Japan has to offer. It’s what I would love to focus on when I go to Japan. I am curious though if you think you’ll ever create videos just like this but in popular cities. I’d love to see the creative vision you’d have for a video like that. But for now, we will all enjoy being spoiled with these peaceful nature videos.
@@WarriorX16 thanks for the comment and feedback 😃 I do think it would be awesome to film in cities too, just a bit harder logistically as a solo creator (eg. not too keen on leaving my camera and tripod in crowded areas, even if it is Japan). I’ll have to put more thought into it!
Wonderful! I had no idea Akita was so beautiful. So is your videography/photography. My friend in Hawaii had the last name of Akita -- he had Samurai ancestors from this region.
@@barbarashirland9078 thank you very much! Yes Akita is incredible, and also a cool last name to have 😁
That fall foliage at the lake is awesome. I dont know what it is about japans autumn that fascinates me since we have similar foliage here in germany but man, those colors look awesome. Also: great videos man, i love the fact that you show a less cheesy way of van life and most importantly the real situation with campgrounds, toilets etc. Also its refreshing to see someone vloging in a mostly unknown part of japan other than seeing shibuya crossing for the 800th time and watching people eat for half of the video. keep it up!
@@MightyGodlikeG I can’t quite put my finger on it either, Japan just has that allure! Thanks so much for the comment man, I’m glad I can keep it real. Ya, Japan content in general is so repetitive, that’s why I wanted to come back to this country that has a special place in my heart and show people what it’s REALLY about!
That roadside station at 4:15, i visited it this year during Sakura season! Nice to see a fellow traveler visiting the more secluded parts of Japan.
@@joshuatan942 no way!! Didn’t know there were good cherry blossom spots up there 😮
@@ryan_bednar Did a 2 week long drive from Yokohama's Nanohana in Aomori (where I stopped by the road station for lunch), Oirase Gorge, Hirosaki and Aomori for sakura, Shirakami Sanch, Kakunodate for more sakura, ... and ended in Ibaraki.
Did not expect Akita to look as beautiful as it did, have a thought to return in autumn + Zao mountain range. Your video strengthened my will to do so. Thank you. Also did not expect to enjoy the ryokans of Tohoku as much I did. Strangely, tourist would rather go to Hiroshima, Kyushu, or Hokkaido then the much closer Tohoku.
Lovely filming, photography and scenery, and of course a super inspiring adventure! Been thinking of doing a working-holiday same as you to travel Japan before I turn 30, so it would be really interesting to hear about all of the work and logistics that went into making your journey happen :)
Keep up the great work!
@@morsoder you totally should! I’m wondering if I should take advantage and do it somewhere else too before I hit 30 in three years 🥲. I definitely will talk about it at some point, also putting together a bit of a guide where I’ll go through the process!
@@ryan_bednar 2 years for me 🥲, but you definately should! As a fellow lover of hiking and photography New Zealand has been on my mind a bunch for a similar adventure as well, so that could be something to look at. Anyways, looking forward to seeing more of your journey!
@@morsoder yes, NZ would be amaaaazing! Thanks man, appreciate the comment!
You should definitely share more photos. I know it's not a photography travel channel, but everyone likes seeing nice travel photos.
@@k2blades540 sounds good, that’s what most people are saying so I will from time to time!
Outstanding long exposure shots! Please don't feel compelled to not share your photos here (RUclips) for folks like me... yes, there are still some of us who have survived the Instagram tsunami 😀 Even without the photos, thoroughly enjoyed this and last few videos... almost felt like I am part of your adventure! thank you bud!!
@@skarve011 thanks for the feedback, seems like most are on board with me sharing some photos so I will do so once in a while! Glad you feel like you’re here, it’s like I have some travel companions when I’m making these 😁
amazing!!!
Thank you!
What a wonderful experience to share your adventure with you. The videography and narration are superb. A real talent. Many thanks Ryan.
@@paulkazzer thank you for your comments Paul, it means a lot. Happy to share and hopefully inspire 😌
wow beautiful experience friend
@@aRVeesBlog Thank you very much!
@@ryan_bednar you're welcome
Here since Video #1 and I maybe late to open YT now but already updated my count: 5/5 😊
Watching your videos in a huge TV/projector on a weekend makes me feel like I’m out on a cinema date by myself. Thank you for your amazing talent Ryan! Can’t wait for my next “night out”! 😊
@@giantherockstar0 wow that sounds like such a vibe actually, I wish I had a big projector 😂 thanks so much for the message, hope you enjoy the next one too!
So beautiful, looking forward to Yamagata! When you get to Ehime prefecture please stop by and see Evan and Dani who run Benton Homestead, I have been watching their journey since they arrived in Japan and it is my dream to visit that area one day.
@@CB-sx8xh thank you! Yamagata was awesome, but I’m afraid my video won’t do it justice, but we shall see 😩. Thanks for the recommendation, I looked them up and will make sure to stop by when I get over there!
Happy Bday Ryan!! Your work is amazing!!! So fun to follow along with your adventures! Have so much fun and enjoy this special time!
@@katherinedewolfe1646 thank you so much Kate, really appreciate the kind words ☺️
I know I shouldn't have favourites, but this might just be the best one yet! I absolutely loved the inclusion of the still photos - magical. The videography, storytelling, music are sheer perfection. Bravo! XO
@@taniarutt6585 glad you think so, that means I’m improving I guess 😅 also very happy to hear the photos were a hit!
bro... put photos in every video ❤
@BenMcCaugherty haha noted!
The drone shots always amaze me🤩🤩
Btw the sound work is incredible, all the way to step sounds
@@sardorjonnurmatov9189 thanks a bunch my guy, so nice being able to switch it up with aerial views 👌🏼 and thanks for noticing the little details, the sound can make or break a video, so I put a lot of effort into it!
Yesterday I stumbled into your channel and I was blown away by your story-telling & cinematography. And last night, I binge watched all your videos 😆. 10-20mins is too short for this kind of content, please make it longer, like 1hr. 🤭. I also hike and travel alone here in Singapore and I can imagine how tiring filming yourself. Your videos makes me miss Japan even more. Sending you love from Singapore & Philippines. Now I'm a big fan of yours! How I wish I can quit corporate job as well and travel like you, maybe I will but not too soon. Keep it up man. I won't be surprise if you will hit 1M subs in less than a year. 🤙💪
@@RONANFilms thank you so much for the comment man! I do want to make longer videos but it’s so much editing haha, and I would only get like one video out per month 😭. I’m going to try some slower paced videos too though so might be able to make those longer 😃. If it’s your dream to quit your job and travel like me I’m sure you’ll make it happen one day, I mean you’re already making content so it’s not like you’re starting from scratch!
Surprised you didn’t hit Hotokegaura or Takayamainari! Great shots though 😮
@@jacola was considering both, but I’m on a bit of a time crunch so I had to be very selective 😢
Found your channel today, and i gotta say I stumbled upon gold 💛
@@its.omar.8 haha thanks so much 🙏🏼 I do know the feeling of coming across a new channel you vibe with, it’s the best 😂
Sooooo beautiful
And amazing video
@@arielzshell thanks as usual Ariel, means a lot :)
Beautiful video, beautiful scenery. Thank you for sharing Ryan!
@@jwl3665 really appreciate that, thank you!
Babe ! So inspiring! Dreaming ! It’s like a little documentary of dream. Keep on going ! You e done magnificent
@@anulatil8384 thank you very much 😌🙏🏼
I'm a bit late to the party this time round but Ryan you have done it again, yet another stunning video! I won't be commenting on every video because often people have alreay said what i was thinking but you can be certain that i'm watching every single video. One piece of constructive criticism I will add is that sometimes there is a drop in framerate, not sure if that is on my end or something with the video but i suspect the video. It is not a dealbreaker or anything but I thought I should mention it might you not have noticed (if you can't see it on your end it must my a problem on my end and you can ignore this part). Anyhow looking forward to the next video, all te best!
@@colinwitte4776 hey Colin, thanks again for another super helpful comment, really appreciate it! Even if people have said similar things, I still love reading every single comment, but I don’t expect them every video haha 🙏🏼. I’ve been trying to figure out the frame rate issue, I’m sure you’re talking about the drone clips in particular. Haven’t found a solution but I have some hypotheses!
I love it, I love it, I love it!
Thank you so much!
Chasing the fall leaves southward, it's understandable to spend more time shooting and less on editing. It's all good-just enjoy the scenery; we'll happily wait for your next upload! Great photos, BTW!
@@ipoo haha I appreciate your understanding 🙏🏼 I just don’t want to have like 5 videos worth of footage piled up, I can imagine that would be quite overwhelming 😅 thanks for the feedback!
Another amazing video, dude. Possibly the best yet - although it becomes more difficult to say. Loved the vibrancy and the mesh of the fall colours in the "fall field." Wow. Again, great cinematography. Pictures (i.e. captures) were off the charts.
Happy to watch you do and narrate the "cold plunge" live on air. That takes a pair (although they're probably in full retreat during the plunge).
And, discovering that castle? It was pretty chill. Every bit as impressive as Neuschwanstein. Can't wait to watch the next installment of your adventure. You are so rockin' this. Stay safe. Stay sage. Stay well.
@@think-income3499 I just want to say first that I truly appreciate the time to write in-depth analysis and feedback like this, thank you!! I hope my cinematography and storytelling skills are but in their infancy and the videos do keep getting better, otherwise that means I’m staying stagnant 😅. Anyway, glad you enjoyed it, catch you in the next vid!
@@ryan_bednar Before Hamlet, King Lear & Othello, Shakespeare penned Love's Labour's Lost. Before Sgt. Pepper and Abbey Road, the Beatles recorded Love Me Do and She Loves You... All a part of the creative process. See how you're committed to the art. Pleasure watching the evolution. Wouldn't worry about hitting a plateau anytime soon.
Absolutely stunning video. Which month did you go to catch the peak fall?
@@jonathan90609911 thank you! This was in November :)
@ryan_bednar thank you
Your talent is amazing ❤ love your videos!
@@Nephorlepis that’s very kind of you, thank you!
Love your videos and appreciated your sharing the beautiful photos.
@@tomh5941 thank you very much, glad you liked the photos too! 😃
What an awesome vlog, tbh that's National Geographic type of quality
@@adeladjaout that’s so kind of you 😭
Amazing video and photos. I always look forward to your videos. Great work!
@@ChickenJoe920 thanks a lot, very happy to hear that 😌🙏🏼
Such a beautiful place ❤ Love you taking us along with you .
@@amybear2941 thank you so much!! Yaa it’s so nice, Tohoku is my favourite region 😌
@ryan_bednar your welcome.
You finna be the next RUclips star ⭐️
@@lenningradgeneroso6066 lolol would be nice so I can start getting PAID 😭 but thanks for your confidence broski 🥹
Bro is making me want to go to Japan. Great video like always
@@guiilhermesa loool you should man! Hope my vids will make you take the leap 😏
Hi Ryan, where's that castle on the hill in Akita at? It looks amazing!
Thank you! That was Inaniwa Fortress
Do you shoot in log? I just got into shooting log and color grading, and I imagine this must have take forever to color grade the whole video. Amazing work 🙌
@@allen.9 yup! It is a massive step to add to the editing process, especially when the ZV-E1 has built in LUTs, but getting colours how I want them is part of the creative process 😁. Luckily in DaVinci you can copy over edits to other clips like in Lightroom, then make minor adjustments. Thanks for noticing haha 🙏🏼
Do you know in big cities if your van/rv would fit in coin parking would it make you able to sleep there?
@@Leaksopium my van would fit although it would be tight. I’m not sure if it’s illegal or just frowned upon, but I know people do this and stealth camp. I’m personally not super down to do that so if I need to go into a city, I leave my van outside the city somewhere and take the train in.
4:29は秋田の温泉ですね。
@@channel-qq2vm よくわかったですね😂
@@ryan_bednar なぜなら横浜町出身だから❤
@ なるほど、すごい偶然です！
@@ryan_bednar 地元紹介してくれてありがとう！！
4:55 ayeeeeee French press brings back memories
@@sootudios I’ve had a French press ever since those days, absolute necessity 😂
@@sootudios no comment on the cold plunge? 👀
Great storytelling- what month were you there? I missed it
@@dorisella thank you! This was a couple weeks ago, so October
@@ryan_bednarthanks for quick response. So cool! Hope to be there next October
Very nice. Please put in more pictures next time. It gives a different view.
@@AmericanAdventuresInJapan great, thanks for the feedback!
Oyy yeah 700 subs to 1.7k and 2.2k 🙋🏼♂️
@@Iowwicked haha OG right here 😏
@ryan_bednar yeessss siiirrr 🙋🏼♂️😋
what I learned from this vlog is if you challenge Ryan to something, he'll do it and tag you in his next vlog 🤔🤔...brb
@@ivanpkhchan there you go, it’s a great trade off. I get: community interaction, you get: free exposure 😂
Bro why u so underrated ??
@@iamSei-u8k haha thanks but I just started! Can’t expect to blow up right away!
May I ask what type of VISA are you using for you stay in japan, and how long do you plan on doing this journey? I'm just curious.
P.S. your videos are wonderful, pls keep it up
✌from Thailand
@@puri8985 I’m on a working holiday visa, I planned on doing this for at least a year since that’s how long the visa is. We’ll see after that. Anyway thank you very much!
@ryan_bedbar I see, thanks for the reply, and pls keep up the good work. I hope I get the chance to do something like this in the future too haha
@@puri8985 Hope you do one day, thanks again!
You can take the man out of BC, but you can't the Birkenstocks off of the man 😂
@@bodysurfsooke 🤣🤣🤣 so glad I brought these, wear them absolutely everywhere even as it gets freezing out loool
Ryan, wow! Great video/photo skills. Ditto for scripting. I bet it won't be long before the decimal point in your subscriber count would shift right and then disappear...
@@GeneLinetsky-GAL really glad you enjoyed 😌🙏🏼 haha that’ll be the day!
C'est très beau mais tes plans sont trop rapides, c'est dommage on a pas le temps de s'imprénier de l'ambiance... :)
@@liladrielle je suis d’accord mais ce n’est pas réaliste dans ma situation. Premièrement, j’ai qu’un seul an. Si je réussie à obtenir un autre visa après ça, c’est ce que je ferais. Mais maintenant, je ne sais même pas si je serais de retour au Japon, alors je dois voir au tant que je peux. Deuxièmement, mon but dans l’automne est de suivre les couleurs alors qu’ils migrent vers le sud pour que je puisses les voir le plus longtemps possible, alors je dois toujours bouger.
@@ryan_bednar Hi Ryan, I totally understand your point. And my comment was not to put pressure. It was just the expression of a small regret as Japan is usually the place of contemplation. Anyway your videos are awsome you do not need to justify 😊😊
By the way, I don't know if you planned to go for Niigata but if so you should definitely go to YahikoYama place. Out of usual tourist place but one of my greatest memory 🙃 maps.app.goo.gl/HhQTis3Qnt61HVbP8
@@liladrielle thanks! There will be some room for contemplation here and there, I have plans to slow it down in the next few weeks 🙂