Click my link to get a 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D3K2 & 5 travel packs FREE with your first purchase! You can’t put a price tag on your own health: www.athleticgreens.com/sabbatical Hope you enjoyed this exciting sequel to the first Yakuza video. Yuyama is a fun dude. 日本語が話せれば、元ヤクザの生活を紹介する彼のチャンネルを見ることができます: ruclips.net/channel/UCV51yAsBRde3r6FZnmpOOTg
👋🏽🤓Happy New Year 2023 & thank you for this upbeat & respectful video episode touring Okinawa with your Friends @Sabbatical. Please, stay healthy ! Safe travels !
Another great video thanks , looking forward to the day you come to Ireland to try and learn some irish . If you decide to make sure to come in summertime and the pints are on me ( plus bonus jollification 😉 )
You have to realise having lived in both Okinawa and Mainland Japan. You are more likely to have these experiences in Okinawa or rural areas in mainland. But Okinawa is a lot different.
@@stormblade7959 yes they do, its quite relaxing though and a little awkward if you are introverted. They usually are in very heavy foot-traffic like Akihabara
Wow that older gentleman that spent his first years in an internment camp here in the US gave me chills. Those people won’t be able to tell their stories for too much longer, so it is a blessing to hear their experiences now.
It such injustice that Japanese American citizens were put internment camps. But, not German or Italian Americans. Those that attack Pearl Harbor were native to Japan.
He reminds me of Bill Kochiyama who was in the 442 Regimental Combat team. I knew him and his wife Yuri. They were Friends with Malcolm X. Bill was actually raised in an orphanage in New York City and didn't even speak Japanese. What a nice couple Bill and Yuri were. Bill was a humble hero.
@@paulhunter6742 i think the reason behind no German or italians might have been there was no attack on home soil, but still i agree totally outa pocket
@@paulhunter6742 Also an injustice that hundreds of thousands of young American men were sent to their deaths on pacific islands because of the Japanese. Entire family trees were cut down at the root. My grandmother lost three of her five brothers. The ones that came back suffered their entire lives from the wounds. I’m tired of hearing about the internment camps. Sure it may not have been ideal, but at least they weren’t killed or shipped off somewhere to die.
I'm an Okinawan descent who has lived in Okinawa and this video brought back so many memories. Great job capturing the heart and soul of Okinawa. Thank you for the great video and I'm loving the content.
Definitely your most gangster video brother. That man was so nice and the driver interpreter was just lovely. You always find the coolest people. You are a legend my friend.
From someone who enjoys traveling and learning about the local culture, lifestyle, and language you're a true inspiration Tommy! You're content is so good, I'm willing to sit thru the product plug....this time. Lol. Keep up the great work!
I lived with Japanese exchange students in New York. I can honestly say that they love and are fascinated with America. I have never seen a culture like this before that is so accepting. It was an absolute honor to spend time with all of them. That was over 30 years ago.
Hell yea man I'm excited to see where you're going in Tokyo! Unlike many other RUclipsrs - not to diss or underestimate any of them, they're valid in their own right - I expect the unexpected from your channel and that's the coolest thing about it. Whereas many people would think Sky Tree, Asakusa, Cat Cafes, Maid Cafes, Harajuku fashion, Shibuya Crossing or Kabukicho, I expect you to go seeing other obscure and less known spots around the city. Although if you wanna keep going on this streak of Yakuza-hunting, I'd expect you to stumble upon Kabukicho (the Red Light District) or somewhere like Roppongi, but in a interesting way since you always go roaming around the country "randomly" seeing the lesser known parts of every country you visit and talking to the locals. That's what makes this channel so human and organic, instead of a scripted tourist cliché itinerary, you just freely walk around explaining historical/cultural trivia of everywhere you're walking by while talking to people. Keep up the good work! Looking forward to seeing your next video.
Really fun video to watch. Reminds me of parts of my family in Okinawa who were also Yakuza bosses and left that life. Think this is the best video on youtube that I've seen that encapsulates the true vibe I felt when I was born and raised their for most of my life around the same area you are visiting. Glad you had a great time and hope to maybe see you around Okinawa sometime :)
@ 12:30 wow graduated high school in 1958. Good to see him still trucking. That lady next to him is some great help. Maybe family member? either way its amazing to see him in that spot paying tribute.
I lived on Okinawa for 2 years when I was in the Marine Corps. There is a ton of history on that island and the people are top notch. Definitely the highlight of my career.
Same here, spent 5 years. Got out after 4 and went back in for 3 , but am out now for almost 3 years. Great memories for sure, the first time was more fun though.
@@paulhunter6742 Yea, well unfortunately there are those idiots that can put a bad rep on us. And it has resulted in mass punishment, which sucked for those of us who were respectful.
After seeing these two guys, I wonder how many people I know have that kind of history and just don't talk about it. I would not be surprised. He seemed a lot more relaxed in this video. I thought you were staying a lot longer in Japan. Welcome back any time and hope you can do a meetup next time
Hey Sabbatical, I just wanted to say every time I see your vlogs, I genuinely smile. Thank you for everything that you do & I hope you have an amazing 2023!
i truly hope you are thankful to that guy. hes truly taking you to some unique 1 of a kind experiences. If you look up yakuza videos on youtube theres not a whole lot and if it is its with current yakuza. Hardly ever will you see a former yakuza boss on a video, not one from the time period he was. and hes right that would have been the time where being a yakuza was the best because the laws were so loose and the police were bought or scared. they turned their head to everything. thats when there was real violence and being a yakuza got you actual respect everywhere. when you were treated like a celebrity that would kick heads in anywhere you went. that former boss must have so many unique crazy stories he could tell. some he probably cant ever speak of. the stories he could tell
Yeah, I can definitely feel that bit about people being tough to deal with. I can't imagine being in a group for so long and not getting support from them when you want to do something different. But, I guess that's life.
Tommy this is a very good video. The importance of sharing your life stories and understanding the people of Japan. This is what life is about. Getting off our buts getting out exploring and sharing your life with someone else from some place elsewhere ♥️
I love your coverage of Okinawa. As someone who is living on the island, I think your videos are really down to earth which is on point with island life. Especially with the giant banana spiders! Take care!
What i love most about u is that you dont judge people. I use to be friends with what most people call criminals also and what i learned that they make better friends then you would think.
I like the vlogs with this former Yakuza guy. Plus the translators are always cute as a button which helps. Thank you for bringing us along on the adventures!
I guess I have commented an all your Japanese posts... I've really enjoyed them. Brings back a lot of fond memories. I hope you have more up your sleeve.
すごいおもしろい！I once inadvertently walked into a yakuza bar in 石垣市 and it was both unsettling and very enjoyable as drinks piled up and traditional live music played on.
I've been fighting Covid and found this channel not only a Ironically a good sponsor , but WOW I love your content. The film style feels like I'm a fly on the wall experiencing cultures come together. Thank you ^_^
I came across your channel a month ago and have watched all your vids and gotta say you have the biggest balls to do what you do cuz I've been robbed at gun point in DR while visiting and struggle to wanna travel to places again. But watching your vids has helped me and ill maybe take another trip again sometime this year.
Look up how to carry urself. Theres literal studies on what criminals look for and target and see as weak wen ur walking around. For example u need to have a steady walk that is confident they look at that a lot
He's back.. Happy mornings at daves in Sydney wit da sabbatical 'Yip Yip 'smile on my dial wit coffee in hand. ( ich liebe dich und bleib sicher. #Cheers.
Thank YOU for Another Excellent Video! He seems to have been taken as much by complete surprise as Yuki did, regarding the MF remark, even though it would be considered a compliment here in US by most BA's (providing you were friends).
Japan is a dream destination. Your videos are fun to watch and make the dream, a possible reality. To go as one and meet friends along the way like you do. A true adventure. Thank you for your content 🙏🏼
The translator seems very sweet and bright and has a beautiful smile. She's attentive and helpful. I haven't watched this channel often but I'm new and I'm gaining interest with every moment and subject. Thank you for sharing your travels. 🙏 Again, your translator is quite lovely. 🥂 Edit: Drink snake booze and then....why not?? ruclips.net/video/f2ZbLjGAxJ0/видео.html
As a viewer I am in awe of your fearless nature. The stories from the two ex Yakuza and the elder Okinawan gentleman were fascinating. Continued success.
Okinawa is part of Japan but was its own kingdom for hundreds of years before being annexed in the 1800s. They are genetically different and have a strong regional identity, that's why the taxi driver insisted on being called Okinawan
Dude was in a Japanese Internment camp, crazy that was less than 100 years ago. As a civilization we really are in an infancy stage still. Let's hope we make it to a time where culturally we embrace differences instead of demonize them. Love the videos brother.
Man how ironic is that (not sure if right words)three people who there and all three different walks of life and yet all three have links through WW2 and that country and that city etc the world is so crazy it never ceases to amaze me
Great video again, looking forward to more of your travels in Japan. We have those same baggage machines in Australia at our domestic terminals, but I haven't seen them elsewhere before.
Love your videos so much, amazed by how chilled and relaxed you are and your language talented and all wonderful people u met along the trip. you are born to do this
So glad I stumbled across ur chan! Just awesome real shit in Japan! When I visit places my favorite is to party n hangout with the locals. Maybe I'll get a chance to visit Japan this year!
15:37 Te salió el argentino de adentro che jajajaja. You souned like a real porteño there. It's interesting that you choose to say that in a very argentian way haha, hope we see you around here soon.
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Hope you enjoyed this exciting sequel to the first Yakuza video. Yuyama is a fun dude. 日本語が話せれば、元ヤクザの生活を紹介する彼のチャンネルを見ることができます: ruclips.net/channel/UCV51yAsBRde3r6FZnmpOOTg
👋🏽🤓Happy New Year 2023 & thank you for this upbeat & respectful video episode touring Okinawa with your Friends @Sabbatical. Please, stay healthy ! Safe travels !
Good you tried the Viper Alcohol. Pretty wild stuff.
People need to watch you more so you can stop selling useless vitamins.
詐欺師。
Another great video thanks , looking forward to the day you come to Ireland to try and learn some irish . If you decide to make sure to come in summertime and the pints are on me ( plus bonus jollification 😉 )
Mate, your videos are so refreshing. No clickbait or filler crap, just pure humble life captured on camera. Safe travels.
Lol, instead of reading that as mate, i read it as mahteh 😂 I’ve been studying Japanese
@@zellafae So what the heck does 'mahteh' mean?
Edit: nvm you are just referring to pronunciation
@@geometrydashmega238 i think it’s one of the ways to say Farewell
Oh you mean aside from the ad and slightly misleading title? They didn't exactly bar hop
This is the type of experience I like seeing in Japan! No crane games, harajuku, or maid cafes. Just going out and meeting Japanese people
You have to realise having lived in both Okinawa and Mainland Japan. You are more likely to have these experiences in Okinawa or rural areas in mainland. But Okinawa is a lot different.
Maid Cafes actually exist?
@@stormblade7959 yes they do, its quite relaxing though and a little awkward if you are introverted. They usually are in very heavy foot-traffic like Akihabara
Those are subcultures which make up only about 5% of Japan so they shouldn't even be considered japan
exactly
Wow that older gentleman that spent his first years in an internment camp here in the US gave me chills. Those people won’t be able to tell their stories for too much longer, so it is a blessing to hear their experiences now.
It such injustice that Japanese American citizens were put internment camps. But, not German or Italian Americans. Those that attack Pearl Harbor were native to Japan.
@@paulhunter6742 but many German Americans were harassed to the point of joining nazi and fleeing America
He reminds me of Bill Kochiyama who was in the 442 Regimental Combat team. I knew him and his wife Yuri. They were Friends with Malcolm X. Bill was actually raised in an orphanage in New York City and didn't even speak Japanese. What a nice couple Bill and Yuri were. Bill was a humble hero.
@@paulhunter6742 i think the reason behind no German or italians might have been there was no attack on home soil, but still i agree totally outa pocket
@@paulhunter6742 Also an injustice that hundreds of thousands of young American men were sent to their deaths on pacific islands because of the Japanese. Entire family trees were cut down at the root. My grandmother lost three of her five brothers. The ones that came back suffered their entire lives from the wounds. I’m tired of hearing about the internment camps. Sure it may not have been ideal, but at least they weren’t killed or shipped off somewhere to die.
I'm an Okinawan descent who has lived in Okinawa and this video brought back so many memories. Great job capturing the heart and soul of Okinawa. Thank you for the great video and I'm loving the content.
Definitely your most gangster video brother. That man was so nice and the driver interpreter was just lovely. You always find the coolest people. You are a legend my friend.
From someone who enjoys traveling and learning about the local culture, lifestyle, and language you're a true inspiration Tommy!
You're content is so good, I'm willing to sit thru the product plug....this time. Lol. Keep up the great work!
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I lived with Japanese exchange students in New York. I can honestly say that they love and are fascinated with America. I have never seen a culture like this before that is so accepting. It was an absolute honor to spend time with all of them. That was over 30 years ago.
You got the best storytelling ability out of all the travel channels I've seen
Hell yea man I'm excited to see where you're going in Tokyo! Unlike many other RUclipsrs - not to diss or underestimate any of them, they're valid in their own right - I expect the unexpected from your channel and that's the coolest thing about it. Whereas many people would think Sky Tree, Asakusa, Cat Cafes, Maid Cafes, Harajuku fashion, Shibuya Crossing or Kabukicho, I expect you to go seeing other obscure and less known spots around the city.
Although if you wanna keep going on this streak of Yakuza-hunting, I'd expect you to stumble upon Kabukicho (the Red Light District) or somewhere like Roppongi, but in a interesting way since you always go roaming around the country "randomly" seeing the lesser known parts of every country you visit and talking to the locals. That's what makes this channel so human and organic, instead of a scripted tourist cliché itinerary, you just freely walk around explaining historical/cultural trivia of everywhere you're walking by while talking to people.
Keep up the good work! Looking forward to seeing your next video.
Really fun video to watch. Reminds me of parts of my family in Okinawa who were also Yakuza bosses and left that life. Think this is the best video on youtube that I've seen that encapsulates the true vibe I felt when I was born and raised their for most of my life around the same area you are visiting. Glad you had a great time and hope to maybe see you around Okinawa sometime :)
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I work as an engineering consultant doing public design work and I can confirm it has the ability to make even a street hardened Yakuza lose his mind.
@ 12:30 wow graduated high school in 1958. Good to see him still trucking. That lady next to him is some great help. Maybe family member? either way its amazing to see him in that spot paying tribute.
Watch the ads to support this guy. One of the best channels in RUclips right now. Thanks Tommy 😎
it doesn't matter if you watch them or not he gets paid the min the add comes up and you click skip !
@@dizzythakidd7350 you are wrong
@@musicilike7149 how they gon know if u skip lol
2 min ads is freaking lol …just skip that spam
I lived on Okinawa for 2 years when I was in the Marine Corps. There is a ton of history on that island and the people are top notch. Definitely the highlight of my career.
Same here, spent 5 years. Got out after 4 and went back in for 3 , but am out now for almost 3 years. Great memories for sure, the first time was more fun though.
I have heard unpleasant stories about US military and incidents with Native Japanese people in Japan.
@@paulhunter6742 Yea, well unfortunately there are those idiots that can put a bad rep on us. And it has resulted in mass punishment, which sucked for those of us who were respectful.
@@paulhunter6742 I was there when the incident happened in front of Camp Lester back in the late 90's. Very sad
Was there from 2018-2020, the most beautiful place I’ve ever been to. I definitely want to go back.
After seeing these two guys, I wonder how many people I know have that kind of history and just don't talk about it. I would not be surprised. He seemed a lot more relaxed in this video. I thought you were staying a lot longer in Japan. Welcome back any time and hope you can do a meetup next time
Well i had kind of a shady past and now nobody would even think of that if they see me. But the nineties have been a wild ride for me in Germany. :)
i spent almost 10 years in prison from being 15 to 27 years old, i'm now an electrician with tattoos removed and people have no idea
@@kurtlee3198 ----you sir are a lion
Se te extraña como siempre Tommy, gracias por el video 💜
Hey Sabbatical, I just wanted to say every time I see your vlogs, I genuinely smile. Thank you for everything that you do & I hope you have an amazing 2023!
Just binge watched like 10 of your videos, keep these up please!
i truly hope you are thankful to that guy. hes truly taking you to some unique 1 of a kind experiences. If you look up yakuza videos on youtube theres not a whole lot and if it is its with current yakuza. Hardly ever will you see a former yakuza boss on a video, not one from the time period he was. and hes right that would have been the time where being a yakuza was the best because the laws were so loose and the police were bought or scared. they turned their head to everything. thats when there was real violence and being a yakuza got you actual respect everywhere. when you were treated like a celebrity that would kick heads in anywhere you went. that former boss must have so many unique crazy stories he could tell. some he probably cant ever speak of. the stories he could tell
Yeah, I can definitely feel that bit about people being tough to deal with. I can't imagine being in a group for so long and not getting support from them when you want to do something different. But, I guess that's life.
That Lorinser Mercedes was gorgeous! One of my biggest regrets was getting rid of an e320 with a set of them
Tommy this is a very good video. The importance of sharing your life stories and understanding the people of Japan. This is what life is about. Getting off our buts getting out exploring and sharing your life with someone else from some place elsewhere ♥️
I absolutely love your Japan videos ! I’m addicted to them lol!
This has got to be the coolest youtube video ever.
No gear
No editing
No cringe talks
Straight to the point !!
Loving the content
What a trip that you came across that old dude from WA. Was not expecting him to speak perfect English and sound like that lol. How cool!
There’s a row of houses in my neighborhood (US) built by ex-Yakuza members. Their style is distinctly Japanese and stands out quite a bit.
This gentleman that u’ve had in the videos, is such an interesting person‼️ I thoroughly enjoyed the Japan content so far.
I love your coverage of Okinawa. As someone who is living on the island, I think your videos are really down to earth which is on point with island life. Especially with the giant banana spiders! Take care!
I really enjoyed both Yakuza videos immensely! Thanks
Thank you, Tommy. I'm looking forward to the next video in Tokyo. Be safe 🙏🏾
Nice to have you back Sabbatical been missing your blogs,we were wondering what happened and hope you were OK.
Awesome video Tommy! I’m glad also that you get some sponsorship, very well deserved 🤙🏼
That OG was serious. I noticed his two missing pinkies
What i love most about u is that you dont judge people. I use to be friends with what most people call criminals also and what i learned that they make better friends then you would think.
I like the vlogs with this former Yakuza guy. Plus the translators are always cute as a button which helps. Thank you for bringing us along on the adventures!
ok creep...
She was really kawai
@@m.m.4609 So you aren't allowed to call people cute anymore? Fuck off will ya
I guess I have commented an all your Japanese posts... I've really enjoyed them. Brings back a lot of fond memories. I hope you have more up your sleeve.
Amazing videos man
these videos are so relaxing to watch, please if someone knows more youtubers as chill as sabbatical do let me know :D
Loved this, and the Merc is beautiful and with the steering wheel on the right side! 🇬🇧
すごいおもしろい！I once inadvertently walked into a yakuza bar in 石垣市 and it was both unsettling and very enjoyable as drinks piled up and traditional live music played on.
Your the best, tommy! You did it again! You took me to Japan the tommy way. Been waiting on new video, again i thank you.
Great video, Tommy!
Btw, I laughed out loud when you said "La P$ta madre" after seeing the jar with the big snake 🤣
Greetings from Buenos Aires.
Good episode. Hope you go back to Japan after all your other adventures.
I've been fighting Covid and found this channel not only a Ironically a good sponsor , but WOW I love your content. The film style feels like I'm a fly on the wall experiencing cultures come together. Thank you ^_^
Have you lost weight since?
@@cryptospacexxxit6281 I don't think so but I can't drink coffee :( It taste like burnt ass
nicee back again with some yakuza action. Can't wait for the Tokyo vlogs!
Babe wake up, new Sabbatical video just dropped.
You are the best, my favorite channel.
Jealous absolutly Jealous... And you bein smooth... Phenomenal... Keep it up Gansta
I just realised he's the Yakuza boss that got interviewed by Insider channel to tell every story about Yakuza
I came across your channel a month ago and have watched all your vids and gotta say you have the biggest balls to do what you do cuz I've been robbed at gun point in DR while visiting and struggle to wanna travel to places again. But watching your vids has helped me and ill maybe take another trip again sometime this year.
I get high & do food videos on my RUclips channel 😂
Look up how to carry urself. Theres literal studies on what criminals look for and target and see as weak wen ur walking around. For example u need to have a steady walk that is confident they look at that a lot
I get chills watching the episode how cool and positive it is.
I've been missing your videos lately, glad to see you're still posting (or i just got flooded with elden ring content for a year lol)
Bar hopping in Okinawa with the Yakuza, that sounds like a damn fun time. This is awesome.
Next he should do “Hood day with the Crips in South Central Los Angeles “
@@de5163 and after that sightseeing with the Italian Ndrangheta mafia
He's back.. Happy mornings at daves in Sydney wit da sabbatical 'Yip Yip 'smile on my dial wit coffee in hand. ( ich liebe dich und bleib sicher. #Cheers.
Thank YOU for Another Excellent Video!
He seems to have been taken as much by complete surprise as Yuki did, regarding the MF remark, even though it would be considered a compliment here in US by most BA's (providing you were friends).
liking the japan content , visited Fukuoka in 2019 and enjoyed it 👍
Japan is a dream destination. Your videos are fun to watch and make the dream, a possible reality. To go as one and meet friends along the way like you do. A true adventure. Thank you for your content 🙏🏼
You're amazing! First time watched your video week ago and instantly get hooked, keep up man!
Yeah dude. Always great content. Cheers from Sweden.
The guy that went from being a Yakuza boss to being a monk must have so many great stories!
@@LeviTate2000 Bad things in life can cause you to have a spiritual awakening.
The translator seems very sweet and bright and has a beautiful smile. She's attentive and helpful.
I haven't watched this channel often but I'm new and I'm gaining interest with every moment and subject.
Thank you for sharing your travels. 🙏
Again, your translator is quite lovely. 🥂
Edit: Drink snake booze and then....why not??
ruclips.net/video/f2ZbLjGAxJ0/видео.html
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Great video Tommy!!!! I loved the Japan series!!!! 5 Stars!!!!!
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Love they's videos mate am 40 always wanted to go to Japan and this feels like an there keep up the good work
wish you would stay longer in japan. your videos are great
Awesome episode man.. Can't believe the characters you found here.. Great watch for sure:-)
Japan seems to have a lot of real characters…interesting people and place 😊. Tommy also creates great conversations with people
As a viewer I am in awe of your fearless nature. The stories from the two ex Yakuza and the elder Okinawan gentleman were fascinating. Continued success.
Seeing how nice everyone is in these Japan vids makes me want to go there even more!
Enjoyed your Okinawan group outing! Good times and very relaxing!
Good job. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work.
I've drank that snake liquor before and I can say first hand how really gross it is. Tommy handled it like a champ lol. That huge amount
I so look forward to your vids. Love em.Keep up the good work pal.
The translator is so beautiful
Was a great video! Love the insight of the yakuza. Happy New Year 🎊
Happy New Year! This was another great experience, thanks Tommy!
I love this video series, plus I didn’t know that Okinawa was its own country. Can’t wait to see the Tokyo video.
Its kind of complicated.
Okinawa is part of Japan but was its own kingdom for hundreds of years before being annexed in the 1800s. They are genetically different and have a strong regional identity, that's why the taxi driver insisted on being called Okinawan
This was awesome!!!!
Dude was in a Japanese Internment camp, crazy that was less than 100 years ago. As a civilization we really are in an infancy stage still. Let's hope we make it to a time where culturally we embrace differences instead of demonize them. Love the videos brother.
This is a very captivating video. Funny, historic and Sabbatical!
Go job man !!
Happy new year Tommy watching from the Bahamas I watch all your videos, you rock need to come to the Bahamas. You rock
That translator is adorable
Man how ironic is that (not sure if right words)three people who there and all three different walks of life and yet all three have links through WW2 and that country and that city etc the world is so crazy it never ceases to amaze me
dude these videos are truely amazing
I will never get the chance to travel to all these wonderful places but seeing you travel I can live through you its very enjoyable
Very insightful, thank you Tommy....you make all of the other youtube trekkers seem very very mediocre
Great video again, looking forward to more of your travels in Japan. We have those same baggage machines in Australia at our domestic terminals, but I haven't seen them elsewhere before.
Love your videos so much, amazed by how chilled and relaxed you are and your language talented and all wonderful people u met along the trip. you are born to do this
So glad I stumbled across ur chan! Just awesome real shit in Japan! When I visit places my favorite is to party n hangout with the locals. Maybe I'll get a chance to visit Japan this year!
The Yakuza game, it's not like boxing. The man who gets beat down isn't the loser. The guy who can't tough it out to the end, he's the one who loses."
When tommy realizes he need the translator 🤣 awesome video Tommy, keep doing your thing
These guys are cool it would be great to see them again
15:37 Te salió el argentino de adentro che jajajaja. You souned like a real porteño there. It's interesting that you choose to say that in a very argentian way haha, hope we see you around here soon.
Nice I'm early-ish! I found your channel recently and especially love these videos in Japan. Can't wait to go back someday 😌
Another masterpiece from Sabbatical. The rarest of rare vlogs.👍5🎆
Good insight in to Japan not often covered on RUclips or anywhere else. Nice one tommy and Japanese friends
16:52 my dude left the Yakuza and a couple of fingers behind him too…
Yep. That's the price.
The guy said get out of here before it gets dark... What a cool old dude
HAPPY New Year Tommy 😁😊