As a Japanese living in Canada for almost 10 years, now I realize how clean my country is, and the asphalt is just perfect, there is no potholes.... Man, it's so nostalgic watching your videos...
Man, if you want to find out who invented potholes, you should come to Balkan. Here they are the feature, we even make you pay a toll for risking your life in order to witness the most glorious ones. We essentially build the roads around them, to highlight their beauty. People get mesmerized and many a car was lost inside them, it's like little Bermuda triangles, but with much less fuss and involves a lot of solemn pride: it's the Balkan potholes -- no potholes, no road worth having.
@Fnittle unless you want to study or work. Or be a woman. or want to avoid racism hahaha! Japan is good! but every country has its own advantages and disadvanges. no such thing as a best country.
As a foreigner living in Japan, it is such a great country to drive around with. The road quality is excellent, but there are lots of narrow roads which may be challenging for people living places with really wide roads.
Ive never seen someone treat bus riders and even bus rides with so much respect and such procedures. Its like launching aircrafts from a carrier but with busses instead! So many thanks for this video - Ive never been to Japan and this almost looks like a video from an alien world to me
I watch your videos everyday, please never stop doing them. Your videos make me feel that i live in Japan and that is the dream of my life. Thankyou Rambalac
my fake memories of traveling Japan are kicking in. I was there , wasn't I? Amazing video, I love watching them , so peaceful and calm, take me there Japan
I play your video on a 50" screen at eye level, arm length away, while I work on my laptop. It feels like I'm working outside. A very relaxing process. I also prefer your videos over the other "walk-thru" videos because you don't introduce many cut edits, so the continuity is never disturbed. Thank you.
Japan has always been my dream, it's a country that I love no matter where I am or how I feel. I'm not Japanese but I always get emotional when I see everything about this country. Thank you, hope you will have a lot of luck, peace, happiness in life !!
Me too. I have been there twice and I wish I lived there. I actually cry when I see things like this because I did this trip and the memories are so beautiful. I am Australian and live in rural Victoria, but to me Japan feels like 'home'.
All buses are clean inside out, quiet no screaming kids loud mouth parents. Bus depot design so good driver effortless to park and depart from bay. Class above the world
I remember doing this trip with my family in September 2019. Brings back so many memories. Then the train ride to Shimoyoshida to see Mt Fuji and the Pagoda. I miss Japan so much.
01:05:35 is right about when Mount Fuji first comes into view. I'm pretty surprised there wasn't a bigger commotion when it did since it looks like it was at least partially viewable. When I went in 2017 it caused a good amount of the passengers to all go and try to take pictures and the bus was definitely not just full of tourist.
54:43 That is the very, very fast Maglev train test track over that bridge. I loved traveling with you today. Thanks for the wonderful trip in a beautiful country.
Nice road trip, sometimes I felt like driving the bus. Good idea to show a trip between two cities, in this case from Tokyo to Fuji on a bus line. Congratulations Rambalac for another good job.
Japão!!! Como eu amo esse país! Não vejo a hora de voltar a morar lá!!! Tudo muito lindo e limpo…. O motorista super educado As ruas e a sinalização tudo bem cuidado Um silêncio no ônibus… As pessoas respeitam o espaço alheio! Coisa rara na maioria dos países deste planeta Eu amo o Japão!!
Japan, an amazing country and people. Always courteous and respectful to all, each other as well to those of us who have visited. Vehicles, taxis, trains, busses, all modes of transportation are extremely clean, that shows respect. The airports as well, very clean. Those of us that visited noticed this amazing country. Thanks for posting. 👍👍👍. 11 October 2022
There's nothing better than riding a clean, air conditioned (cold!) bus while it's raining/overcast with the bus driver announcing information over the speaker. I miss it.
Me encanta el respeto de todos los que trabajan,desde el chófer del bus hasta el señalero.es un ejemplo a seguir.Aunque la competencia laboral es muy alta y estricta en Japón todos se respetan y valoran sin importar la categoría de trabajo.😀😀👏👏
90 Minutes for this trip is not too long I suppose. The sharpness and contrast even with the dark spots of the bus are incredible. Seeing the snow took me back to winter feelings again 😆
Watching this video in my Lap is so immersive. It feels like I'm there inside the bus! Thank you for showing us a part of Japan! Regards from Dubai, UAE
I really miss my first trip to Fuji back in 2019. The weather is exactly the same as in this video. It was my favorite bus trip. I wish to take the bus to Fuji again.
Japan looks so beautiful af, beautiful like Europe, I still can't stand how beautiful the country is, looks even better than the US tbh lol. (no offense or anything of course)
I still can't believe how clean and well organized everything is in Japan. It's just pleasant to look at. Watching videos like this one is so relaxing and makes me want to visit Japan at least once before dying.
I really enjoy this video. Traveling by bus is a great way to become familiar with a city, or a country. When I was 17 (more than 50 years ago), I rode a bus from New York City to San Francisco. It took 4 days, and was an education on wheels. I sometimes ride a bus to the end of the line, just to see what's at the other end. Keep up the good work. Ramble On, Ramblers!
Cпасибо большое за прекрасную поездку, Рам! Смотреть через переднее стекло автобуса очень круто, прекрасный обзор и полное ощущение присутствия! Всегда жду Ваших роликов, люблю их больше всех остальных! Удачи!! ❤
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, it has been over 3 years since I was last in Japan. By watching your video, it seems like all the memories are coming back to my brain and it really makes me want to go to Japan again. I have already been to Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe and if the outbreak in Taiwan subsides and some of the restrictions on foreign travel are lifted, I plan to visit Tokyo next time.
43:00 That series of small tunnels is something I wish we did in North America. Instead, we quite literally just cut straight through the mountain. There is quite literally a cut that deep into a mountain not too far from where I live. It is an almost vertical sheer rock wall. They couldn't even be bothered to stair step it. The amount of rock that had to be removed to make that cut is absolutely insane.
The road system in Japan is one if not the best in the world. They focus heavily on public transport so the roads are generally quite empty when you get into more rural areas apart from some buses and trucks here and there but most of the people that want to go cross country will use Japan's rail system. Japan is also more densely built so it is more common for people to walk or bike from A to B instead of drive a car like in America as it doesn't take you 35 miles to go to the nearest shop. In Japan almost everything will be in walking distance if it isn't the public transport system will take you there. If you want to look more into road development and how Japan is built just compare it to America which has built its cities around cars instead of people.
My fiancée and I were lucky to visit from Australia and make this exact trip just before Covid closed everything two years ago. Thank you for posting and bringing back some nostalgia
The video quality is BEAUTIFUL! And I love going through the long tunnels. Of course, I love all the scenery and even the bus announcements as well! I miss Japan 🇯🇵 😢
I took my parents and brother to Chureito Pagoda and Lake Kawaguchiko via the same route. It was a clear, sunny day in the second week of March last 2020. We were seated near the front like you. Bus left at around 9 AM. It was an otherwise normal ride until Mt. Fuji came out of nowhere in the Yamanashi area (Tsuru). It was their first time seeing it and they suddenly jolted awake. I believe Fuji appeared from the left side around this part 1:02:26
The video quality is BEAUTIFUL! And I love going through the long tunnels. Of course, I love all the scenery and even the bus announcements as well! That is why I like to make videos in Japan too. Its such a great country to live in.
Those lanes are tight as heck! It takes discipline to not pass anyone at the wrong time. I bet they go through lots of side mirrors on those city streets.
Japan looks like another world. Such a high density of construction, it seems that the excess is only per square meter. As a person from Russia, this is very unusual and interesting for me. It's good that there are people who post such videos.
I remember taking the opposite route from kawaguchiko to shinjuku but i was asleep the whole time, it’s nice seeing what scenery i missed during the trip
As someone who lives in Pennsylvania USA this video was like being right at home. The roads, the construction, the general terrain; all felt just like driving through some areas here, Mt. Fuji coming into view is something we DON'T have and that was breath-taking, thank you for the journey!
Доброго времени! Мистер Рамбалак, мой поклон 🙏 Огромное спасибо за столь увлекательную видео-поездку 🤗 Несмотря на то, что немного укачало - все было восхитительно😌 Очень впечатлили виды гор, укутанных густым туманом, заснеженные леса и, конечно же, тут и там "островки" сакуры 😍 С нетерпением жду новых встречь 😌 Удачи 😊 P.S. 1:22:54, слева, привет Бременским музыкантам!!! 😘
Russian is a poorly-made, inefficient language. Its phonology is particularly weak (I could write a whole article detailing its grammatical flaws). But nowhere is its lazy design more apparent than in Russian’s declension system. Russian nouns change form based on the last letter in the word’s root. For example, the nominative singular of писатель (writing) is писатель, but the genitive singular is писательство. From there it falls off the edge of the Earth. In this first series, I’ll discuss the nominative singular of neuter nouns. лёгкий. This ends in н, so it has seven forms. Russian can affix various endings to the word, like -тель and -ой, but changes in these doesn’t affect the seven forms. Now, it’s not that simple. Russian has a number of irregular nouns that break the rules. For example, the noun рассвет is feminine, so it ends in a -a, not -я. Also, there are a handful of other nouns which have irregular declensions, but they generally follow the rule that an ending in -ей is feminine, and -я is masculine. The only workaround for лёгкий is to memorize the various irregular nouns, and note their number in the dictionary. I have no idea why Russian made nouns change form based on their last letter. It’s not intuitive, and I’d honestly be surprised if it had any basis in etymology.
@@phoneticalballsack Just wondering, is this some kind of copypasta? If not, It's impressive how incorrect this is, really. It'd be hard to get your examples and reasoning to be any more wrong even if you tried. At least, as a native Russian, I found the examples somewhat funny.
Приветствую Вас из небольшого городка Армавира Краснодарского края. Очень приятно путешествовать с Вами по разным городам Японии, где идеальная чистота везде, приятные люди и прекрасная природа. Желаю Вам таких же увлекательных прогулок и здоровья!!!
I drove this exact route in 2020 with my wife. I was watching One Piece on my tablet the whole ride. It was great. Public Transport is really good in Japan.
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As a Japanese living in Canada for almost 10 years, now I realize how clean my country is, and the asphalt is just perfect, there is no potholes.... Man, it's so nostalgic watching your videos...
Man, if you want to find out who invented potholes, you should come to Balkan. Here they are the feature, we even make you pay a toll for risking your life in order to witness the most glorious ones. We essentially build the roads around them, to highlight their beauty. People get mesmerized and many a car was lost inside them, it's like little Bermuda triangles, but with much less fuss and involves a lot of solemn pride: it's the Balkan potholes -- no potholes, no road worth having.
@@milanstevic8424
Balkan in 10000x better than South Asia we are living in hell
@Fnittle unless you want to study or work. Or be a woman. or want to avoid racism hahaha! Japan is good! but every country has its own advantages and disadvanges. no such thing as a best country.
I was reading your comment at 22:58
Was a little bit funny 😅
As a foreigner living in Japan, it is such a great country to drive around with.
The road quality is excellent, but there are lots of narrow roads which may be challenging for people living places with really wide roads.
I love how everything's so organized and smartly engineered in Japan.
Watching this in ultra-HD on a big screen is so immersive. It feels like I'm there riding the bus! Thank you for keeping the edits to a minimum.
This is so calming to watch whenever I get stressed about something. It's soothing just travelling by a bus and seeing the mountains.
Ive never seen someone treat bus riders and even bus rides with so much respect and such procedures. Its like launching aircrafts from a carrier but with busses instead! So many thanks for this video - Ive never been to Japan and this almost looks like a video from an alien world to me
respect to the driver! Greetings, A Bus Driver from Germany
I watch your videos everyday, please never stop doing them. Your videos make me feel that i live in Japan and that is the dream of my life. Thankyou Rambalac
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good stuff.
Cuánta razón tienes, Carlos. Los vídeos de Rambalac son pequeñas obras de arte. Un abrazo desde Ebina, Kanagawa. ありがとうございます、@Rambalac！
my fake memories of traveling Japan are kicking in. I was there , wasn't I? Amazing video, I love watching them , so peaceful and calm, take me there Japan
I've been to Japan a few times, but I've way more memories of the place than I should have lol
It feels sooo nostalgic, I don't know why Japan does this to me.
Japan is most boring country ever. Do not even visit i dont like it
Japan iam coming. My friend.
Same, I watch these videos all the time, so relaxing. I'll never be able to afford to actually go, so this helps.
I play your video on a 50" screen at eye level, arm length away, while I work on my laptop. It feels like I'm working outside. A very relaxing process. I also prefer your videos over the other "walk-thru" videos because you don't introduce many cut edits, so the continuity is never disturbed.
Thank you.
Huh nice idea. Might try this
Have a good time destroying your eyes...
The same for me, a kind of background peaceful noise and when sometimes I take a glance at the monitor, it is to admirate the landscape or the trip
I absoutely love big cities, but the nature of Japan almost looks unreal. The views are amazing.
اليابان كوكب ثاني غير الارض
Too bad people's eyes are slanted there :(
@@tranceyy yikes
Japan is much more modern than USA!
@@tranceyy not really
Japan has always been my dream, it's a country that I love no matter where I am or how I feel. I'm not Japanese but I always get emotional when I see everything about this country. Thank you, hope you will have a lot of luck, peace, happiness in life !!
Japan is much more modern than USA!
Me too. I have been there twice and I wish I lived there. I actually cry when I see things like this because I did this trip and the memories are so beautiful. I am Australian and live in rural Victoria, but to me Japan feels like 'home'.
Seriously an unbelievable country. I'm such a fan of Japan.
I cant believe how unbelievably clean japan is. Its so insane.
なぜ非常識なのですか
Japan really does have well designed roads.
Aapne yaha roads hi nahi hai, well designed toh dur ki baat xD
@@ad9633 Bhai Express way jo bane h Naye wale wo bhi itte acche nhi h
@@ad9633 inke to purane roads bhi itte well maintained h
@@rishinikam424 yeh bus driver apne samne wali gaadi se jitna distance rakhta hai utne mai hamare yaha 10 car fit hongi
@@rakeshnellekeri8661 lol...
2:17 how wholesome. The bus in front flashed their hazard lights after out bus yeilded
That's kinda normal in modern countries, at least in Russia where I'm from.
Not really. Pretty standard protocol anywhere
Driving in Tokyo is an information overload
only for a newbie.
All buses are clean inside out, quiet no screaming kids loud mouth parents. Bus depot design so good driver effortless to park and depart from bay. Class above the world
I did this trip in april 2017! I was so tired that slept in the bus. Now I have the chance to watch everything I missed!!! Tks!!!
日本既乾淨又漂亮，真心喜歡日本風情。🥰
I remember doing this trip with my family in September 2019. Brings back so many memories. Then the train ride to Shimoyoshida to see Mt Fuji and the Pagoda. I miss Japan so much.
01:05:35 is right about when Mount Fuji first comes into view. I'm pretty surprised there wasn't a bigger commotion when it did since it looks like it was at least partially viewable.
When I went in 2017 it caused a good amount of the passengers to all go and try to take pictures and the bus was definitely not just full of tourist.
Japan is cleaner than my room 🤣
I was in Japan 30 years ago. It has changed a lot since then. Modernity has improved everywhere. Everything still neat and clean. I love Japan.
Japan seems like a place out of this time, like from the future. Awesome!
Its just culture shock man. No big deal.
Fells like both future and past at the same time. Since they implemented many of their technilogies back in 80s already... Still futuristic today
Most advanced in the world
IKR??
They have busses, cars, traffic lights.. all the crazy futuristic stuff
@@j22563 They even got signs wtf
54:43 That is the very, very fast Maglev train test track over that bridge. I loved traveling with you today. Thanks for the wonderful trip in a beautiful country.
Nice road trip, sometimes I felt like driving the bus. Good idea to show a trip between two cities, in this case from Tokyo to Fuji on a bus line.
Congratulations Rambalac for another good job.
Japão!!! Como eu amo esse país! Não vejo a hora de voltar a morar lá!!!
Tudo muito lindo e limpo….
O motorista super educado
As ruas e a sinalização tudo bem cuidado
Um silêncio no ônibus…
As pessoas respeitam o espaço alheio!
Coisa rara na maioria dos países deste planeta
Eu amo o Japão!!
Japan, an amazing country and people. Always courteous and respectful to all, each other as well to those of us who have visited. Vehicles, taxis, trains, busses, all modes of transportation are extremely clean, that shows respect. The airports as well, very clean. Those of us that visited noticed this amazing country. Thanks for posting. 👍👍👍. 11 October 2022
gosto do Japão por sua estradas organizadas ,um transito educado e as pessoas também
There's nothing better than riding a clean, air conditioned (cold!) bus while it's raining/overcast with the bus driver announcing information over the speaker. I miss it.
Now THAT is a scenic bus ride...very relaxing, too.
Me encanta el respeto de todos los que trabajan,desde el chófer del bus hasta el señalero.es un ejemplo a seguir.Aunque la competencia laboral es muy alta y estricta en Japón todos se respetan y valoran sin importar la categoría de trabajo.😀😀👏👏
The thing that will never cease to amaze me is the sheer cleanliness of Japan. Like there's almost no garbage anywhere
Just beautiful how the clouds rise up from the hills and mountains. Thank you for capturing this experience.
Thank you very much for your HQ 60fps videos! Your videos are like traveling to one of the most beautiful countries on our planet. Thank you!
I took the same bus 2 years ago, and seeing Mt Fuji for the first time in my life outside the bus window was quite an unforgettable experience
90 Minutes for this trip is not too long I suppose. The sharpness and contrast even with the dark spots of the bus are incredible. Seeing the snow took me back to winter feelings again 😆
Очень чисто на улицах, это радует глаз!
Watching this video in my Lap is so immersive. It feels like I'm there inside the bus! Thank you for showing us a part of Japan! Regards from Dubai, UAE
This will be my tomorrow's lunch video. Always appreciate it brother
I really miss my first trip to Fuji back in 2019. The weather is exactly the same as in this video. It was my favorite bus trip. I wish to take the bus to Fuji again.
Japan looks so beautiful af, beautiful like Europe, I still can't stand how beautiful the country is, looks even better than the US tbh lol. (no offense or anything of course)
I miss your Japan ฉันไปญี่ปุ่นมา 9 ครั้งแล้ว แทบจะรอคอยครั้งที่ 10 ไม่ไหวแล้ว ฤดูหนาวนี้หวังว่าญี่ปุ่นจะเปิดประเทศแบบไม่มีเงื่อนไขสักที 🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
Took this bus route with my wife back in 2016, thanks for the memories.
I did this trip in 2005! and then climbed Fuji-san at night. It was a fun, but tiring 24 hours. Thanks for the memories!
ランバラクはこのような動画をもっと作っていますし、電車も使って、日本があなたの作品を賞賛し続けていることを知るのはとてもクールで面白いと思いました
I still can't believe how clean and well organized everything is in Japan. It's just pleasant to look at. Watching videos like this one is so relaxing and makes me want to visit Japan at least once before dying.
４Kってやっぱ綺麗やなぁ
ちょっとだけ旅行してる気分になった
I swear, you can eat off those road. It's so immaculately clean there. 🥰🥰🥰
I really enjoy this video. Traveling by bus is a great way to become familiar with a city, or a country. When I was 17 (more than 50 years ago), I rode a bus from New York City to San Francisco. It took 4 days, and was an education on wheels. I sometimes ride a bus to the end of the line, just to see what's at the other end. Keep up the good work. Ramble On, Ramblers!
Cпасибо большое за прекрасную поездку, Рам! Смотреть через переднее стекло автобуса очень круто, прекрасный обзор и полное ощущение присутствия! Всегда жду Ваших роликов, люблю их больше всех остальных! Удачи!! ❤
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, it has been over 3 years since I was last in Japan. By watching your video, it seems like all the memories are coming back to my brain and it really makes me want to go to Japan again. I have already been to Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe and if the outbreak in Taiwan subsides and some of the restrictions on foreign travel are lifted, I plan to visit Tokyo next time.
💖 to see how skilfull the bus driver is.... 👍
No fake memories here, I literally did this exact bus trip. So cool.
By bus. This is exciting ! Im so glad you do these videos. I would never be able to experience any of this. Thank you !
Japan never ceases to amaze me with it's cleanliness. Not a single piece of rubbish on this highway at all! Stark difference from Los Angeles
43:00 That series of small tunnels is something I wish we did in North America. Instead, we quite literally just cut straight through the mountain. There is quite literally a cut that deep into a mountain not too far from where I live. It is an almost vertical sheer rock wall. They couldn't even be bothered to stair step it. The amount of rock that had to be removed to make that cut is absolutely insane.
Always love bus rides 😊
The last video uploaded with bus ride too 😊
This is great, that you filmed this near the driver 😊
Very impressive 😊
Wow! I've done this twice, on my way to hike Fuji san. These were the times I felt most at peace. Thanks very much for this!
The express way, and just the road system in general is very good in japan
The road system in Japan is one if not the best in the world. They focus heavily on public transport so the roads are generally quite empty when you get into more rural areas apart from some buses and trucks here and there but most of the people that want to go cross country will use Japan's rail system.
Japan is also more densely built so it is more common for people to walk or bike from A to B instead of drive a car like in America as it doesn't take you 35 miles to go to the nearest shop. In Japan almost everything will be in walking distance if it isn't the public transport system will take you there. If you want to look more into road development and how Japan is built just compare it to America which has built its cities around cars instead of people.
Очередное замечательное видео - поездка на автобусе по Японии! Это просто здорово, спасибо за работу!!!
Каменные джунгли
Культура, чистота, цивилизация! Мля!
Love the mountain views, so beautiful. I can only imagine living that close to them. That rollercoaster is so intimidating looking.
Have been there in "FujiQHighland". Those rollercoasters were AWESOME! :D
3:15 this has to be the most Japanse thing I've ever seen, such a neat, tiny, cute truck...
Thank you for bringing us always new and refreshing videos.
My fiancée and I were lucky to visit from Australia and make this exact trip just before Covid closed everything two years ago. Thank you for posting and bringing back some nostalgia
The video quality is BEAUTIFUL!
And I love going through the long tunnels.
Of course, I love all the scenery and even the bus announcements as well!
I miss Japan 🇯🇵 😢
I like the little bus stops on the side of the road. This was a nice trip. Thanks for the video.
I really like all those mist covered mountains along the way. Very atmospheric.
I grabbed a drink, sat back, and just enjoyed the trip. Japan is so beautiful. Thanks for the ride.
In the beginning, man! The roads are so tight yet the drivers maneuver these large buses with such ease not tight corners , mind blowing!
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. 😊😉
I took my parents and brother to Chureito Pagoda and Lake Kawaguchiko via the same route. It was a clear, sunny day in the second week of March last 2020. We were seated near the front like you. Bus left at around 9 AM. It was an otherwise normal ride until Mt. Fuji came out of nowhere in the Yamanashi area (Tsuru). It was their first time seeing it and they suddenly jolted awake.
I believe Fuji appeared from the left side around this part 1:02:26
The video quality is BEAUTIFUL!
And I love going through the long tunnels.
Of course, I love all the scenery and even the bus announcements as well!
That is why I like to make videos in Japan too. Its such a great country to live in.
Очень красивые пейзажи и идеальные дороги, очень приятно смотреть.
This is awesome!! Thank you for posting!!
This journey will remain in my heart forever,Unsin Beauty.
Thanks for this. Very nostalgic.
Those lanes are tight as heck! It takes discipline to not pass anyone at the wrong time. I bet they go through lots of side mirrors on those city streets.
Japan looks like another world. Such a high density of construction, it seems that the excess is only per square meter. As a person from Russia, this is very unusual and interesting for me.
It's good that there are people who post such videos.
Japan is like it's own planet! Such a completely different culture compared to the States. It's fascinating to see how Tokyo compares to NYC
Beautiful. I had a chance once to travel to Tokyo for 3 days. Japan is beautiful.
I remember taking the opposite route from kawaguchiko to shinjuku but i was asleep the whole time, it’s nice seeing what scenery i missed during the trip
1:02:22 fabulous view ^____^
Thanks. Finally someone who make proper lenght video not 5min shortcut
So nice! Reminds me of playing Tokyo Bus guide on the Dreamcast.
Thanks for the very scenic coach ride. More please.
29:50 and the road markings reflected in the side of the overtaking vehicle look like a white blinker.
how it’s insane how slow it’s going even compared to the buses in amerca
As someone who lives in Pennsylvania USA this video was like being right at home. The roads, the construction, the general terrain; all felt just like driving through some areas here, Mt. Fuji coming into view is something we DON'T have and that was breath-taking, thank you for the journey!
Доброго времени! Мистер Рамбалак, мой поклон 🙏
Огромное спасибо за столь увлекательную видео-поездку 🤗 Несмотря на то, что немного укачало - все было восхитительно😌 Очень впечатлили виды гор, укутанных густым туманом, заснеженные леса и, конечно же, тут и там "островки" сакуры 😍
С нетерпением жду новых встречь 😌 Удачи 😊
P.S. 1:22:54, слева, привет Бременским музыкантам!!! 😘
ага, и еще в масках😂.
вопрос откуда в японии знают о бременских музыкантах?😳
Russian is a poorly-made, inefficient language. Its phonology is particularly weak (I could write a whole article detailing its grammatical flaws). But nowhere is its lazy design more apparent than in Russian’s declension system.
Russian nouns change form based on the last letter in the word’s root. For example, the nominative singular of писатель (writing) is писатель, but the genitive singular is писательство. From there it falls off the edge of the Earth. In this first series, I’ll discuss the nominative singular of neuter nouns.
лёгкий. This ends in н, so it has seven forms.
Russian can affix various endings to the word, like -тель and -ой, but changes in these doesn’t affect the seven forms.
Now, it’s not that simple. Russian has a number of irregular nouns that break the rules. For example, the noun рассвет is feminine, so it ends in a -a, not -я. Also, there are a handful of other nouns which have irregular declensions, but they generally follow the rule that an ending in -ей is feminine, and -я is masculine.
The only workaround for лёгкий is to memorize the various irregular nouns, and note their number in the dictionary.
I have no idea why Russian made nouns change form based on their last letter. It’s not intuitive, and I’d honestly be surprised if it had any basis in etymology.
@@phoneticalballsack what's that thing in your profile picture tho
@@phoneticalballsack Just wondering, is this some kind of copypasta? If not, It's impressive how incorrect this is, really. It'd be hard to get your examples and reasoning to be any more wrong even if you tried. At least, as a native Russian, I found the examples somewhat funny.
@@Viantilol 1 sentence in English is about 5 sentences in Russian. That's all I'm saying.
Репортаж с другой планеты ... Чудесная поездка, всех благ.
Приветствую Вас из небольшого городка Армавира Краснодарского края. Очень приятно путешествовать с Вами по разным городам Японии, где идеальная чистота везде, приятные люди и прекрасная природа. Желаю Вам таких же увлекательных прогулок и здоровья!!!
А я бы посмотрел прогулку по городу Армавир.
Наверное там ничем не хуже Японской инфраструктуры а может и по лучше будет👆🏼
I love it that the traffic controllers bent their head respectful, its a form of politeness what is forgotten here in the west.
I am very enthusiastic about this polite and respectful way of dealing with them.
Europe should learn from this.
Bus Stop looks like the interior of a spaceship
Maravillosos paisajes,un viaje relajante,gracias por tu trabajo, y tu cultura es admirable,saludos desde Chile.
28:38 damn, great view with a foggy village and the hills on the background.
Nice trip,fun to looking same time with listening music,view is just very nice indeed.Thank´s and greetings from Finland.
I drove this exact route in 2020 with my wife. I was watching One Piece on my tablet the whole ride. It was great. Public Transport is really good in Japan.