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It’s sad to see the devastation of the town’s earthquake and amazing to see the resilience they have. Peanut butter and banana slices on raisin or sourdough bread with honey is so good 💛 Nick you’re thrifty doing your own laundry like that! It’s a nice travel laundry hack if you have nowhere to go.
It’s so sad to see you washing clothes in the gazebo! If only I had Doraemo's treasure bag, I would jump into the screen, take your clothes to my washing machine, wash them, and then jump into the screen to return your clothes to you! After seeing the tent where you sleep, I decided to give you Doraemo’s treasure bag, ...... if I have! Japanese festivals are usually very big. It’s a pity that the earthquake changed a lot of things. I hope that earthquakes will not happen again! 😓🙏
Cool episode, interesting laundry, but i missed the story about this 350 years old event. Learned from Internet about the Fukuno Shrine. Did you miss an opportunity here Nick?
Takaoka City... the city of Doraemon... every year, i went to takaoka and tonami (tulip fair) :) btw, the hikiyama somehow similiar to Kiriko Matsuri in the noto peninsula. but Kiriko.... you must carry those on your shoulder. I participated once, and man, those are heavy..
@@NickKTravel yes, but kiriko is tall, they called it stairway to heaven. the heaviest weight 10 tons. anyway, love your journey through western side of Japan
After seeing the snake on the road, I was literally wondering how you keep critters out of your tent! Yikes! It’s so cool to travel with you off the beaten track, check out local food & small town events, like the festival! Please add a map screenshot to your videos to help us follow along on your rides! Loving all your Japan vlogs! Keep up the great work!
Your channel is so unordinary,well sometimes i mean often, you need to do just like other channel,going to touristy place,crediting their food,say good things about their country,kinda mainstream but makes people likes your channel 😂 or you should stay for a long time in a place such as philippines,Malaysia or Thailand probably 2 years kind like you did in Indonesia,building connection right there. I thought India will give you tons of viewer,i missed calculated though you got 3 million on your short 😂or doing some colab,kind like sharing viewer, well just keep building
bro..if you are The city of Fukuoka is trying to find a new location for the old Hamburger business. Name and Address:- Imaya Hamburger Address 13-13 West park Chuo Ward, Fukuoka city, Japan Try Searching under - imaya hamburger in Fukuoka
@@NickKTravel Yeah so local hey, I actually those Countryside Inaka areas better than the cities. Thx for sharing Nick I'm chipping away at the videos. Are you going all over or just to Osaka?
@@PleinAirAdventureswithTezDower heading down to Kyushu is the plan! I already went through Osaka, then went to Kobe and took a ferry from Kobe to Takamatsu in Shikoku...
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한국에는 이런 축제가 없는데 ㅜㅜ 너무 재밌어보인다 저도 가보고 싶네요!!
It’s sad to see the devastation of the town’s earthquake and amazing to see the resilience they have.
Peanut butter and banana slices on raisin or sourdough bread with honey is so good 💛 Nick you’re thrifty doing your own laundry like that! It’s a nice travel laundry hack if you have nowhere to go.
Nick~ I guess you don't get along well with birds. LOL
It’s so sad to see you washing clothes in the gazebo! If only I had Doraemo's treasure bag,
I would jump into the screen, take your clothes to my washing machine,
wash them, and then jump into the screen to return your clothes to you!
After seeing the tent where you sleep, I decided to give you Doraemo’s treasure bag, ...... if I have!
Japanese festivals are usually very big. It’s a pity that the earthquake changed a lot of things.
I hope that earthquakes will not happen again! 😓🙏
lol it's sad? nothing sad about it, it was fun actually. yeah hopefully they can bounce back and be able to do it bigger next year
@@NickKTravel Not only sad, but also want to cry. I personally think it’s too hard!
I really hope you hit one million subscribers soon! 🙏🙏🙏
また来年も待ってます！！
来てくださりありがとうございました！
자전거 여행중에 어떻게 빨래를 하나 궁금했는데..일본편에서 확인했네요 😂
Komentar pertama, dari Indonesia🇲🇨
Cool episode, interesting laundry, but i missed the story about this 350 years old event. Learned from Internet about the Fukuno Shrine. Did you miss an opportunity here Nick?
thanks.. yup guess i missed it
@@NickKTravel yup….stay focused and keep your concentration on the business…
Very interesting video. Nice to see a little more input from a cultural side :)
Wow cool festival ❤❤❤. Cool decorated vehicle.
Takaoka City...
the city of Doraemon...
every year, i went to takaoka and tonami (tulip fair) :)
btw, the hikiyama somehow similiar to Kiriko Matsuri in the noto peninsula. but Kiriko.... you must carry those on your shoulder.
I participated once, and man, those are heavy..
Kagak ada kabel semrawut dilangit2 jepang ya bro?
yeah the mikoshi is like that too, has to be carried on your shoulder
@@NickKTravel yes, but kiriko is tall, they called it stairway to heaven. the heaviest weight 10 tons. anyway, love your journey through western side of Japan
@@awingsarkawing6391 tetep ada om, malah lebih semrawut, cm bedanya ga ada layangan nyangkut aja :v
What amazes me is how you left your belongings unattended to take a dip and all that was missing was your oats and bread 😂
japan is very safe!
@@NickKTravel So I heard, but still didn’t stop me from screaming into the screen “don’t leave your computer!” 🤣
14:21 Keren,tradisi yang mantap
What is "BULE" in japanese language mas nick?
gaijin!
After seeing the snake on the road, I was literally wondering how you keep critters out of your tent! Yikes! It’s so cool to travel with you off the beaten track, check out local food & small town events, like the festival! Please add a map screenshot to your videos to help us follow along on your rides! Loving all your Japan vlogs! Keep up the great work!
Stay warm
trying to! wish the weather would warm up soon
Kerén 🇮🇩👍
👍👍👍👍👍
4:43 Wah ada kereta lewat
12:49 cewek cantik mencapa
Your channel is so unordinary,well sometimes i mean often, you need to do just like other channel,going to touristy place,crediting their food,say good things about their country,kinda mainstream but makes people likes your channel 😂 or you should stay for a long time in a place such as philippines,Malaysia or Thailand probably 2 years kind like you did in Indonesia,building connection right there.
I thought India will give you tons of viewer,i missed calculated though you got 3 million on your short 😂or doing some colab,kind like sharing viewer, well just keep building
bro..if you are The city of Fukuoka is trying to find a new location for the old Hamburger business. Name and Address:- Imaya Hamburger Address 13-13 West park Chuo Ward, Fukuoka city, Japan
Try Searching under - imaya hamburger in Fukuoka
That Matsuri looked good. So rural hey when you see a train with only two carriages. 🫶
Matsuri was fun, too bad it wasn’t at its full form though, would have been cool to see. Yeah man, it’s super inaka!
@@NickKTravel Yeah so local hey, I actually those Countryside Inaka areas better than the cities. Thx for sharing Nick I'm chipping away at the videos. Are you going all over or just to Osaka?
@@PleinAirAdventureswithTezDower heading down to Kyushu is the plan! I already went through Osaka, then went to Kobe and took a ferry from Kobe to Takamatsu in Shikoku...
@@NickKTravel That sounds like a great plan Nick, Safe travels Mate 🫶