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Japan was my first international solo trip. I was so confused. I loved it. Being able to see my perceived sense of confusion reflected externally is one of the reasons I love being in foreign places. I don't know what makes something foreign but yeah. Great video. Great music!
When you are waiting on the train platform, you can find in advance the number on the floor of platform which is match with the car number. The train stop exactly at the matching position. 👍🏻👍🏻
The trains in Japan are amazing. Was there in the mid 80's, thanks to the Japanese people who actually took me by the hand to the track & train I was suppose to catch many times. Otherwise I would still be wandering around the stations. The best of times!!!
Of all the people in the world, the Japanese might be the most polite and helpful to foreigners overall. Especially trying to navigate their labyrinth of a train system.
17:31 The reason why you were rejected from leaving is because you didn't put all three tickets inside the machine, you only put two. Thankfully you had the wonderful station staff to help!
Impressive japanese culture, my brother lived in japan since 2013 and he tells me about japan culture , tradition and lifestyles .. from an overall observation of japan , i could say that japan is presumably one of the finest country to lived in.
Gabriel, I'm traveling with you through Japan, virtually. Excellent vlogs..and content, showing us this high speed bullet trains..but also this whole different vibes of their culture.. Amazing Japan...😍 Best greetings from last day in Tenerife..to the best and most special travel vlogger 🖐👍
Thank you, dear Gabriel, for your beautiful trip to Japan, Rainbow Gathering Brother. The guy who gave you the tickets said Love You, that is what everybody in the World should say to each other! David now living for 22 years in Thailand left Boulder, Colorado.
You could get a JR east pass which will cover the range of Tokyo to the end of Aomori. For a little longer you can get one to Hokkaido. Bullet train stops in Hakodate. If going further north (Sapporo) you have to transfer
Having to stuff 3 train tickets simultaneously into one slot at the turnstile? Who knew? A perfect illustration of the advice to ASK FOR HELP from official transit staff who are usually willing to be helpful (and in Japan, amazingly so).
Takeaways from Gabriel's Japan trip so far. 1) Japan is remarkably affordable at this time. 2) Just when you think you know all there is to know about train travel, now you have to put three tickets into the ticket-reader machine at the same time. Never would have thought of that. 3) Italy's freccia high-speed trains remain my favorites but the Japanese take it up a notch when you get on your first-class coach and the dude is there to bow to you. Attention Trenitalia! 4) I've said it more than once before but it bears repeating. Among all RUclipsrs anywhere, Gabriel remains the master of the musical interludes. Nobody selects music better.
Really enjoying your travels in Japan, Gab. Just caught up on the last 3 videos, love seeing the hot springs and the trains and the beautiful scenery. Looking forward to more, thank you! 🌸
In Fukushima station the staff can speak some English, it’s nice and helpful👍Hope you guy have a wonderful trip in this place to explore more different
The trains, their politeness, everything is a great experience. So funny when you thought the ticket got stuck lol really not knowing what's going on around us can be funny sometimes 😁
I can’t think of anything better than spending a month traveling around Japan, especially now it’s no longer so prohibitively expensive. I love how trains are so efficient there, and how the employees bow to you (not only in first class). You should have bought a rail pass, Gabe, as that allows you to use their wonderful trains without having to buy tickets.
Having been to Japan a few times, I've found not having a rail pass is cheaper, particularly if only going in one direction and also allows you on the quicker trains (the JRail passes are limited)
@@mark123655 You're probably right for Gabe's itinerary. We got a regional Kansai pass that made sense, but I do remember the national passes were much more expensive.
If you take the train a lot you might consider a rail pass that covers JR trains. If you have time check out the scenic mountain temples of Yamadera near Sendai.
I know it’s not the way for us to travel , but Gabriel this is magic , feels like we’re all there with you. And as confused as you … as we go. Onwards !!! And, of course , thanks … (btw the osmo close focus is not great is it. ?)
I stumbled on your travel page today and I'm so excited to look at all the places you've been, it seems to me, that Kundalini has taken you on quite an adventure in your life! I myself am going through an awakening and it has been 4 years now, I have learned a lot from your videos on this energy. Blessings
Hi Gabriel. I've been to japan with my little brother. We've been to asakuza and akihabara in tokyo. Taste the micro foods that looks like toys. We bought plenty of green tea kitkats too.
As you're seeing. Fukushima City is just a city, but the prefecture (which is quite large) has some great mountain areas (which you already mentioned you'd head for). West/South West of the city is a mountainous area called Bandai-Azuma - home to volcanoes, lakes etc. You'd probably need a rental car to get out there and explore around (a car is a lot better of an option once you get away from Tokyo), but if you can find a way it's pretty awesome.
Interesting to note that places like Japan use European digits as numbers. I’m sure the Japanese had their own version of numbers but it seems perhaps they were replaced by the European digits, despite Japan never being colonised by a foreign power. Or perhaps they do have their own version of numbers but it’s just not used on signs.
I am Japanese. For your reference, let's write Japanese Kanji(Chinese characters) numbers from 0 to 10. In addition, I will also write the units that are often used for Japanese money and banknotes (円=yen,¥).🤗🍀 0 = 零(Rei) 1 = 一、壱(Ichi) 2 = 二、弐(Ni) 3 = 三、参(San) 4 = 四(Si) 5 = 五(Go) 6 = 六(Roku) 7 = 七(Nana) 8 = 八(Hachi) 9 = 九(Kyu) 10 = 十、拾(Jyu) 100 = 百(Hyaku,*Byaku,**Pyaku) 1000 = 千(Sen,***Zen) 10000 = 万(Man) (Note) * **changes like this when saying a specific number. 300 = San-Byaku* 600 = Rottu-Pyaku** 800 = Hattu-Pyaku** 3000 = San-Zen*** ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー 🇯🇵 coin and paper money ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー ¥1 = 一円(Ichi-yen) ¥5 = 五円(Go-yen) ¥10 = 十円(Jyuu-yen) ¥50 = 五十円(Go-jyuu-yen) ¥100 = 百円(Hyaku-yen) ¥500 = 五百円(Go-hyaku-yen) ¥1000 = 千円(Sen-yen) ¥5000 = 五千円(Go-sen-yen) ¥10000 = 壱万円(Ichi-man-yen) These kanji numerals are written on coins and bills, so look for them when you get Japanese money. 🤗🍀
Fukushima is also a prefecture (sort of like a province with Fukushima city as the capital. Which is probably why the disaster was named for it. If something happens in Oklahoma it doesn’t mean that it has to be anywhere near Oklahoma City.
You drank a national brand sake brewed in the Kobe region of Japan. If you want to drink local sake, ask if it's local. Jizake desu ka? (地酒ですか). Fukushima and places further north are quite famous for their sake. Japanese tend to be proud of their region and will be happy to steer you towards a local favorite.
I was in Japan in 2009 and did it on a budget, its a misconception that it's expensive. Buy the Japan Rail ticket before you arrive in Japan if you plan to usethe JR rail to get around, it also covers the ferry to the island near Hiroshima well it did in 2009.
Japan have one of most beautiful trees and flowers garden. I don't know if they have any now but if you search its incredible and they have a park that's only very tall bamboo trees is amazing. Enjoy
On the the platform, you may see the signs say which stops this train stops at. Also as soon as you get on, the signs over the door, should say which stops in English/Japanese
@@Mwoods2272 on the platforms and in the stations yes, but inside the trains, there aren’t as many in Korean/Chinese signs if I remember right, but it was three years ago just before Covid.
@@jeremybrahm3326 yes, on the monitors above the doors, the stops are in multiple languages including Korean and Chinese, a good idea since they are a large tourist segment.
So how fast does the bullet train travel? I can't figure out the math...feels like algebra. Japan, again, seems so clean and the people so kind and helpful I remember the tsunami - watched in horror like so many.
Hey Gabriel, great video and too be in the area of the nuclear disaster. I hope you can get some video of the area that was effected, that would be very interesting to see. Be safe my friend.
Gabriel, enjoyed this trip! The Japanese culture is awesome! Respect is paramount! Cleanliness awesome! Unlocked bicycles? Question: when you went to the loo, did you bring your possessions with you or leave in your seat? Stay safe and well! ❤ 😍
I liked what you did journey with a train excited 😁👍🏻 you have to buy a gifts trains toys for collection.. I liked the music background very nice..👍🏻🙏🏻aregato…
If you are heading north, do visit Sendai & Yamagata, you should go up and stay in Zao Onsen area. Find an onsen/ryokan stay one night with Japanese Kaiseki dinner & breakfast to experience traditional Japanese culture.
Hi Gabriel, That's definitely what we need in the U.S. a high-speed rail or the hyperloop that's highly touted but hasn't been produced some signs showing hopefully, soon what difference for traveling long distances. It's a nice room good price food looks good. I'm sure you're curious to find out what's around you it should be interesting.
i was on a Shinkansen once trying to get to Fukuoka and noticed an older man was in my seat. Politely showed him my ticket but he would not move. He kept telling me something in Japanese and obviously I had no idea what he was saying. Turned out not only was I in the wrong car, I was on the entirely wrong train, going in the wrong direction. 😂Gotta love Japan.
Hi Gabriel, will you be heading to Sendai? I lived there for 3 years, so if you want some suggestions of what to do, let me know. Probably the most famous place near Sendai is Matsushima, a short train ride from Sendai. It's one of Japan's 3 great views. Let me know if you want more ideas. I'm really enjoying your Japan videos! By the way, a few videos ago, you were at a vending machine and saw something that you thought was yoghurt, but it was actually cream corn soup. If you find it again you should try it. It's incredible!😋
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Oh, right on! Ok, well as I said, the greatest thing to see while you are in the Sendai area is Matsushima. It's about 30 minutes or so outside of Sendai. From Sendai station, get on the Senseki train line and head to Matsushimakaigan station. Definitely head to the oceanside to see one of Japan's 3 greatest views. You should definitely check out Godaido temple, perched out on a little island. My favorite place in Matsushima is Entsuin temple; the garden is so beautiful and peaceful, and the autumn colors must be stunning right now. You can walk to all these places since Matsushima is pretty compact. Great seafood there too! If you have more time in Sendai, check out Chuo street and Ichibancho; probably the biggest covered shopping arcade in Japan. If you want to see the best temple garden in Sendai, check out Rinnoji temple in the Kitayama area. Not totally sure how to get there by subway, since I always walked there because it was near my apartment, but possibly take the subway to Kita Sendai. Well worth the visit! Anyways, great to connect with you! I'm actually a new subscriber, since the RUclips algorithm let me know you were in Japan. I've heard about you before though, from Mr. Baldr! He was talking about you a lot in Nepal. If you need any more advice while you are in Sendai, please message me! Safe travels!
Actually, now that I think about it more, allow me to revise that list I gave you. #1. Definitely go to Matsushima. #2. Definitely go to Yamadera. It is a temple at the top of a mountain. You have to climb over 1000 stone stairs to reach the top and along the way you come across mysterious statues, stone lanterns, and natural rock formations that look like faces! And of course a beautiful temple at the top with an amazing view, stunning fall colors too! A definite must see. It's in the prefecture next to Miyagi, called Yamagata. To get there from Sendai station, take the Senzan train line to Yamadera station. #3. If you have time to kill around the time you are taking the train to either of those places, you should check out the covered shopping arcade! To get there, exit the front of Sendai station. It's the main exit as you come down the escalators when you arrive on the bullet train. There is an extensive network of raised walkways over the streets in front of Sendai station. As you exit, head to the right, and follow the walkways to a very tall building next to the station called AER building. You will find the entrance to the covered shopping arcade across from the entrance of AER building. #4. Definitely go to #1 and #2!😁
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There has been a big problem lately with fake accounts impersonating RUclipsrs, posting comments claiming that you've won a prize and should contact them to receive it. They will then ask you to pay for shipping or something else and scam you out of money. Don't try to contact them. You can tell that it isn't my account because if you click on the channel icon (for example the photo of me on the left) you will see that these fake accounts have no videos or subscribers. I delete the comments and block the accounts, but they just create new ones. You might consider reporting those accounts as fake, which helps RUclips to get rid of them. You can report them by clicking on their channel icon and then going to the About page.
Best idea is just to raise awareness about them. The bots are like a hydra, cut one head off, two more appear.
Yeah idk why RUclips can't figure out how to filter these out...
They are literally everywhere.
They have commented under my comments i always ignore them
Yes Gabriel! I've been reporting them, noticed more in the past days.
I miss Japan, I spent 2 years there in the early 70's. Kind people, clean and hi-tech cities. The culture is one of the best!
Japan has such beautiful trains. Just their everyday public transportation is so clean.
Nothing like the USA.
Japan was my first international solo trip. I was so confused. I loved it. Being able to see my perceived sense of confusion reflected externally is one of the reasons I love being in foreign places. I don't know what makes something foreign but yeah. Great video. Great music!
When you are waiting on the train platform, you can find in advance the number on the floor of platform which is match with the car number. The train stop exactly at the matching position. 👍🏻👍🏻
The trains in Japan are amazing. Was there in the mid 80's, thanks to the Japanese people who actually took me by the hand to the track & train I was suppose to catch many times. Otherwise I would still be wandering around the stations. The best of times!!!
The Japanese rail staff are very impressive.
Of all the people in the world, the Japanese might be the most polite and helpful to foreigners overall. Especially trying to navigate their labyrinth of a train system.
That's been my experience
Pakistan, watch the numerous videos on the hospitality of Pakistanis towards foreign visitors.
I guess you ve never visited Greece then.
W ow, train travel in Japan is so efficient! People are so helpful! Feeling free watching your video!
Hey Gabe everytime I've took the train never sat in me own seat but when I was there the Japanese are very polite n helpful
That hotelroom with that nice view is an amazing deal for $40...
17:31 The reason why you were rejected from leaving is because you didn't put all three tickets inside the machine, you only put two. Thankfully you had the wonderful station staff to help!
Impressive japanese culture, my brother lived in japan since 2013 and he tells me about japan culture , tradition and lifestyles .. from an overall observation of japan , i could say that japan is presumably one of the finest country to lived in.
Gabriel, I'm traveling with you through Japan, virtually.
Excellent vlogs..and content, showing us this high speed bullet trains..but also this whole different vibes of their culture..
Amazing Japan...😍
Best greetings from last day in Tenerife..to the best and most special travel vlogger 🖐👍
Gabriel is living the life!
That public transportation work was so kind and friendly and respectful. I can't wait to experience Japan. It will be a trip of a lifetime for me.
Great video! Japan seems not that expensive. I'm really enjoying this series. The people at the train stations seemed quite helpful.
Japan looks awesome...Regards from India !
Loving your adventure !❤😊
Really impressed by the Japanese culture , thanks Gabriel👍🏴
It's so sad we don't have good trains in US... I would definitely use them instead of driving.
Thank you, dear Gabriel, for your beautiful trip to Japan, Rainbow Gathering Brother. The guy who gave you the tickets said Love You, that is what everybody in the World should say to each other! David now living for 22 years in Thailand left Boulder, Colorado.
The most advanced nation ever in the history of humanity, from the material perspective. honest people too.
What a beautiful city!
Superb stuff. Japan looks so interesting and I love the mild level of confusion. Really enjoying this series.
You could get a JR east pass which will cover the range of Tokyo to the end of Aomori. For a little longer you can get one to Hokkaido. Bullet train stops in Hakodate. If going further north (Sapporo) you have to transfer
Hi Gabe: Nice video of travel in Japanese trains. These trains are so clean and punctual. Japan is definitely in my list of places to visit.
Extremely thrilling adventures for sure to travel in random places without exact plans. Enjoy and stay safe.
Having to stuff 3 train tickets simultaneously into one slot at the turnstile? Who knew? A perfect illustration of the advice to ASK FOR HELP from official transit staff who are usually willing to be helpful (and in Japan, amazingly so).
Takeaways from Gabriel's Japan trip so far. 1) Japan is remarkably affordable at this time. 2) Just when you think you know all there is to know about train travel, now you have to put three tickets into the ticket-reader machine at the same time. Never would have thought of that. 3) Italy's freccia high-speed trains remain my favorites but the Japanese take it up a notch when you get on your first-class coach and the dude is there to bow to you. Attention Trenitalia! 4) I've said it more than once before but it bears repeating. Among all RUclipsrs anywhere, Gabriel remains the master of the musical interludes. Nobody selects music better.
The railroad employees don’t only bow in first class!
You seem to enjoy traveling Japan or at least you look more happy there than other countries.
What a fantastic journey. I would definitely get lost and start crying 😆
日本を訪れてくれてありがとう😊
Japan is cool... the trains are clean and run ON-TIME! Bravo, Bravo!!
High roller Gabriel travelling in style
like that your travels and videos are current. always enjoy, thank you for sharing and enjoy Japan
日本に来てくれてありがとうございます😊
とても良い動画ですね。
日本酒も楽しんでもらえて嬉しいです👍🏼
Great video Gabe bullet train is really fast
Really enjoying your travels in Japan, Gab. Just caught up on the last 3 videos, love seeing the hot springs and the trains and the beautiful scenery. Looking forward to more, thank you! 🌸
The metros are so clean and the staff so very helpful!! Great video Gabriel, you are so calm I would have been a little more stressed! ~Cara 😊
In Fukushima station the staff can speak some English, it’s nice and helpful👍Hope you guy have a wonderful trip in this place to explore more different
The trains, their politeness, everything is a great experience. So funny when you thought the ticket got stuck lol really not knowing what's going on around us can be funny sometimes 😁
I'm enjoying this Japan Travel. Keep going to northern point.
Awesome video man! I miss Japan so much!
Amazing journey!
I can’t think of anything better than spending a month traveling around Japan, especially now it’s no longer so prohibitively expensive. I love how trains are so efficient there, and how the employees bow to you (not only in first class). You should have bought a rail pass, Gabe, as that allows you to use their wonderful trains without having to buy tickets.
Having been to Japan a few times, I've found not having a rail pass is cheaper, particularly if only going in one direction and also allows you on the quicker trains (the JRail passes are limited)
@@mark123655 You're probably right for Gabe's itinerary. We got a regional Kansai pass that made sense, but I do remember the national passes were much more expensive.
Everything is clean and organized.
We vicariously enjoy your ongoing travel adventures throughout the world. Thank you, Gabriel for all your efforts. Look forward to daily travels.👍
Wonderful! You always put out great videos. I love seeing Japan through your eyes. Cheers!
Gabe your train skills are amazing! It seems like wherever I am in the world and using the train I always mess up! Japan included!!! Great series !😀
man must be nice to be you just going random places with no plans, when i retire i will try your style of traveling
If you take the train a lot you might consider a rail pass that covers JR trains. If you have time check out the scenic mountain temples of Yamadera near Sendai.
仙台からは仙山線で一時間くらいかかるね
Shinkansen does not cross any other lines, so they are always in a different locations in the station from the local trains.
Japanese trains are the best!
Man i LOVE how you just wing it! Thats my style! Love this series!
I know it’s not the way for us to travel , but Gabriel this is magic , feels like we’re all there with you. And as confused as you … as we go. Onwards !!! And, of course , thanks … (btw the osmo close focus is not great is it. ?)
Amazing journey so far dude! Feels like I'm travelling with you😅
I stumbled on your travel page today and I'm so excited to look at all the places you've been, it seems to me, that Kundalini has taken you on quite an adventure in your life! I myself am going through an awakening and it has been 4 years now, I have learned a lot from your videos on this energy. Blessings
love all the content coming Gabe
I will do Utsunomiya - Toyama on shinkansen next week. I will be changing at Omiya also! Enjoy!
スタンダードな観光ルートを行くのではない個性的な旅イイですね～!
What a journey!
8:16 When I was in Japan in 1997 almost nobody spoke English. This guy speaks pretty good English.
Hi Gabriel. I've been to japan with my little brother. We've been to asakuza and akihabara in tokyo. Taste the micro foods that looks like toys. We bought plenty of green tea kitkats too.
As you're seeing. Fukushima City is just a city, but the prefecture (which is quite large) has some great mountain areas (which you already mentioned you'd head for). West/South West of the city is a mountainous area called Bandai-Azuma - home to volcanoes, lakes etc. You'd probably need a rental car to get out there and explore around (a car is a lot better of an option once you get away from Tokyo), but if you can find a way it's pretty awesome.
Interesting to note that places like Japan use European digits as numbers. I’m sure the Japanese had their own version of numbers but it seems perhaps they were replaced by the European digits, despite Japan never being colonised by a foreign power. Or perhaps they do have their own version of numbers but it’s just not used on signs.
I am Japanese. For your reference, let's write Japanese Kanji(Chinese characters) numbers from 0 to 10.
In addition, I will also write the units that are often used for Japanese money and banknotes (円=yen,¥).🤗🍀
0 = 零(Rei)
1 = 一、壱(Ichi)
2 = 二、弐(Ni)
3 = 三、参(San)
4 = 四(Si)
5 = 五(Go)
6 = 六(Roku)
7 = 七(Nana)
8 = 八(Hachi)
9 = 九(Kyu)
10 = 十、拾(Jyu)
100 = 百(Hyaku,*Byaku,**Pyaku)
1000 = 千(Sen,***Zen)
10000 = 万(Man)
(Note) * **changes like this when saying a specific number.
300 = San-Byaku*
600 = Rottu-Pyaku**
800 = Hattu-Pyaku**
3000 = San-Zen***
ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー
🇯🇵 coin and paper money
ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー
¥1 = 一円(Ichi-yen)
¥5 = 五円(Go-yen)
¥10 = 十円(Jyuu-yen)
¥50 = 五十円(Go-jyuu-yen)
¥100 = 百円(Hyaku-yen)
¥500 = 五百円(Go-hyaku-yen)
¥1000 = 千円(Sen-yen)
¥5000 = 五千円(Go-sen-yen)
¥10000 = 壱万円(Ichi-man-yen)
These kanji numerals are written on coins and bills, so look for them when you get Japanese money. 🤗🍀
Fukushima is also a prefecture (sort of like a province with Fukushima city as the capital. Which is probably why the disaster was named for it. If something happens in Oklahoma it doesn’t mean that it has to be anywhere near Oklahoma City.
Exactly.
You drank a national brand sake brewed in the Kobe region of Japan. If you want to drink local sake, ask if it's local. Jizake desu ka? (地酒ですか). Fukushima and places further north are quite famous for their sake. Japanese tend to be proud of their region and will be happy to steer you towards a local favorite.
I feel the train pain, I go Japan every few months and still get lost and confused.
I was in Japan in 2009 and did it on a budget, its a misconception that it's expensive. Buy the Japan Rail ticket before you arrive in Japan if you plan to usethe JR rail to get around, it also covers the ferry to the island near Hiroshima well it did in 2009.
Japan have one of most beautiful trees and flowers garden. I don't know if they have any now but if you search its incredible and they have a park that's only very tall bamboo trees is amazing. Enjoy
On the the platform, you may see the signs say which stops this train stops at. Also as soon as you get on, the signs over the door, should say which stops in English/Japanese
They have included Korean and Chinese on the signs too.
@@Mwoods2272 on the platforms and in the stations yes, but inside the trains, there aren’t as many in Korean/Chinese signs if I remember right, but it was three years ago just before Covid.
@@jeremybrahm3326 yes, on the monitors above the doors, the stops are in multiple languages including Korean and Chinese, a good idea since they are a large tourist segment.
Japan seems kina nice. I would like to live there for a couple of years.
So how fast does the bullet train travel? I can't figure out the math...feels like algebra. Japan, again, seems so clean and the people so kind and helpful
I remember the tsunami - watched in horror like so many.
Bullet trains in Japan normally have a maximum speed of 320 kmph (200 mph).
@@SK-xw4gu wow!!??
Very cool I love riding trains and buses. Thank you for sharing your food looks good too.
I love the new music good content as usual
Welcome to my prefecture.
I live in Gunma prefecture nearby Takasaki city.
Please enjoy you journey.
Super cool trains.👍😊🇯🇵
My friend is in Tokyo and they had a earthquake about 4.5 . Be careful over there
You could try visiting Ginzan Onsen, it's near Fukushima
Your youtube is a must watch.
3枚同時投入出来る自動改札機は日本にあります。重ねて入れてても順に読み込み取り出し口に揃います。スゴイデスネ！
I'm reading the comments... wow! I should visit Japan. thanks for sharing, enjoy
Gabriel you should've purhcased the JR pass - it enables you travelling week or two for fixed rate
Hey Gabriel, great video and too be in the area of the nuclear disaster. I hope you can get some video of the area that was effected, that would be very interesting to see.
Be safe my friend.
best traveler yet!
Gabriel, enjoyed this trip! The Japanese culture is awesome! Respect is paramount! Cleanliness awesome! Unlocked bicycles? Question: when you went to the loo, did you bring your possessions with you or leave in your seat? Stay safe and well! ❤ 😍
I left them on the seat, not worried about them for a few minutes on a moving train, especially in first class.
Green car is considered business class. There is a higher level of train called the Grand Class, which is more expensive than Green Car.
I liked what you did journey with a train excited 😁👍🏻 you have to buy a gifts trains toys for collection.. I liked the music background very nice..👍🏻🙏🏻aregato…
Fuji News Network says it was an event with 370 people called Momorin Dash #1. 30 meter sprint for all ages.
Hi Gabriel Michael here the Aizu part of Japan Fukushima region was home to the samurai just let you know.
If you are heading north, do visit Sendai & Yamagata, you should go up and stay in Zao Onsen area. Find an onsen/ryokan stay one night with Japanese Kaiseki dinner & breakfast to experience traditional Japanese culture.
Hi from Zao Onsen.
Ok this video is a Friday night trippy one.
The trains in Japan, are ALWAYS on time! The dumplings are called Gyosa! 😃
Hi Gabriel, That's definitely what we need in the U.S. a high-speed rail or the hyperloop that's highly touted but hasn't been produced some signs showing hopefully, soon what difference for traveling long distances. It's a nice room good price food looks good. I'm sure you're curious to find out what's around you it should be interesting.
Loveeeeed this train video!!!
i was on a Shinkansen once trying to get to Fukuoka and noticed an older man was in my seat. Politely showed him my ticket but he would not move. He kept telling me something in Japanese and obviously I had no idea what he was saying. Turned out not only was I in the wrong car, I was on the entirely wrong train, going in the wrong direction. 😂Gotta love Japan.
Oh man, that's a classic.
dat intro tho wants me to binge watch your youtube.
I saw you like very much Sake pass by Niigata they had very great Sake there because the high quality rice they have in area.
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Hi Gabriel, will you be heading to Sendai? I lived there for 3 years, so if you want some suggestions of what to do, let me know. Probably the most famous place near Sendai is Matsushima, a short train ride from Sendai. It's one of Japan's 3 great views. Let me know if you want more ideas. I'm really enjoying your Japan videos! By the way, a few videos ago, you were at a vending machine and saw something that you thought was yoghurt, but it was actually cream corn soup. If you find it again you should try it. It's incredible!😋
Yes, I'm probably going to Sendai, feel free to list any tips here. Thanks. ✌
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Oh, right on! Ok, well as I said, the greatest thing to see while you are in the Sendai area is Matsushima. It's about 30 minutes or so outside of Sendai. From Sendai station, get on the Senseki train line and head to Matsushimakaigan station. Definitely head to the oceanside to see one of Japan's 3 greatest views. You should definitely check out Godaido temple, perched out on a little island. My favorite place in Matsushima is Entsuin temple; the garden is so beautiful and peaceful, and the autumn colors must be stunning right now. You can walk to all these places since Matsushima is pretty compact. Great seafood there too! If you have more time in Sendai, check out Chuo street and Ichibancho; probably the biggest covered shopping arcade in Japan. If you want to see the best temple garden in Sendai, check out Rinnoji temple in the Kitayama area. Not totally sure how to get there by subway, since I always walked there because it was near my apartment, but possibly take the subway to Kita Sendai. Well worth the visit! Anyways, great to connect with you! I'm actually a new subscriber, since the RUclips algorithm let me know you were in Japan. I've heard about you before though, from Mr. Baldr! He was talking about you a lot in Nepal. If you need any more advice while you are in Sendai, please message me! Safe travels!
Actually, now that I think about it more, allow me to revise that list I gave you. #1. Definitely go to Matsushima. #2. Definitely go to Yamadera. It is a temple at the top of a mountain. You have to climb over 1000 stone stairs to reach the top and along the way you come across mysterious statues, stone lanterns, and natural rock formations that look like faces! And of course a beautiful temple at the top with an amazing view, stunning fall colors too! A definite must see. It's in the prefecture next to Miyagi, called Yamagata. To get there from Sendai station, take the Senzan train line to Yamadera station.
#3. If you have time to kill around the time you are taking the train to either of those places, you should check out the covered shopping arcade! To get there, exit the front of Sendai station. It's the main exit as you come down the escalators when you arrive on the bullet train. There is an extensive network of raised walkways over the streets in front of Sendai station. As you exit, head to the right, and follow the walkways to a very tall building next to the station called AER building. You will find the entrance to the covered shopping arcade across from the entrance of AER building. #4. Definitely go to #1 and #2!😁