Really enjoyed the lengthier video this time. I’m so used to watching travel docs for other countries that I forgot how amusing it can be to watch people experience the US. The food portion sizes are indeed huge here, and the to-go boxes are very much a necessity. Reheating and eating Asian food leftovers is one of my favorite things to do at home, lol.
This is a great video! And it’s fun to see places I know too! I live only a couple hours from Seattle so I like to visit a lot. If you ever get the chance you should also come down and visit Portland Oregon!
Walking around singing "BANANAS" wouldn't be that strange in Seattle. Or LA. Or NY. Or any major US metropolitan area, really. But ordering a California roll as a Japanese tourist is utterly bizarre. I'm totally joking, and trying the Japanese food in the US while visiting is totally relatable. I always feel the urge to try McDonald's or KFC (any American-style food) whenever I'm in Asia out of sheer curiosity. Looking forward to days 4 and 5.
For the most authentic American hamburger, please try "Five Guys" during your next visit! It is very high in calories, but it is the iconic American hamburger, in my opinion. It's messy and greasy, but it's delicious in its indulgence. The taste sensation may provide some understanding as to why Americans are so plump. Thank you for English subtitles! 😸
Thank you for the videos. I have enjoyed them a lot😊. It's a little scary how unsafe looks USA. Japan should be proud , how safe it is compared to Western countries. Enjoy the rest of the days👏👏
US is easily one of the most unsafe developed countries to live in bro, especially in big cities Many countries in Europe and Asia have lower crime rates, and I'm saying this as an American myself
@@jimmythegamer2231 I was last may with my wife in Korean and Japan, and was unbeliable how safe they were. Delivery packages on the floor, and nobody taking them. Laptops and cell phones on the tables whilen you are in the counter ordering in coffeshops, wallets forgiven on chairs. Absolutly no one touch what is not theirs. I envy them, this is what it should be. No graffitis, no homeless, all extremetly clean.. it was awesome. Needless to mention you can walk anywhere, anytime, day /night without worries
Your English accent is so freakin adorable! Ahhhhh!! Day 41 of asking this gorgeous woman to be my wife . The travel looked fun and I'm glad you got experience a piece of the U.S
やったー！ I watched all the way to the end! It's fun to see such an impressed reaction to Red Robin from a Japanese person haha. I should go back! I used to like that restaurant, but I stopped going because I saw that it never gets a good rating from online reviews, but actually my tastes probably don't agree with that. There are a few grammar points I'm not sure about. Like 10:12 もっといる is this a typo? And 24:38 and 24:57 it looks like に is being used to mean "and" or something, which I'm not familiar with. I wonder if someone could help me with this?
That's an interesting point of view! I'll answer with the help of ChatGPT. 'ソースもっといる' means 'ソース = sauce', 'もっと = more', and 'いる = necessary'. In Japanese, we use the expressions 'いる' (needed) or 'いらない' (not needed) to talk about necessity. 'ソースがより必要ですか?' is a more casual version of 'ソースもっといる'. And in Japanese, when '〜に' is used as a conjunction, it can indeed have a meaning similar to 'そして' or 'and'. This usage is often seen when listing or enumerating a series of elements. この街には美しい景色に、美味しい食べ物がある！ →In this town, there are '美しい景色' (beautiful scenery) and(～に) '美味しい食べ物' (delicious food)!
Really enjoyed the lengthier video this time. I’m so used to watching travel docs for other countries that I forgot how amusing it can be to watch people experience the US. The food portion sizes are indeed huge here, and the to-go boxes are very much a necessity. Reheating and eating Asian food leftovers is one of my favorite things to do at home, lol.
夜中のプレミア公開に付き合ってくれた皆さん、ありがとう～！改めてゆっくり見てもらえると嬉しいです！続きも編集がんばる～！
待ってました♪
絶望の2日目…オチを知ってるだけに、行きの優雅なスローモーションに笑いましたw
アメリカ文化色々興味深いですね。
面白かったです😆
This is a great video! And it’s fun to see places I know too! I live only a couple hours from Seattle so I like to visit a lot. If you ever get the chance you should also come down and visit Portland Oregon!
Great job at Xbox Tokyo Game Show today. It was really fun seeing you. Xbox takes care of the fans, I hope you had fun working with them
アメリカに住んでる女子ですが、みすずさんみたいな可愛いらしい方が来たらレッドロビンのお兄さんも優しくしたくなっちゃうよねぇ🥰と、ありがとうのやりとりにホッコリニッコリしてしまいました❤続きも楽しみにしています🥰
わぁ！アメリカ在住！次に行く時はおすすめスポットやお店を教えて欲しいです！ふらっと入ったレッドロビンが本当に美味しくて優しくて、アメリカ素敵だなーって思いました！🥰
5日間、一回も嫌な思いしなかったです！ホテルのシャワーの水圧だけ…
@@MeirinCh 次回はTipsy Cowで食べる! レストランはレドモンドにあります
Walking around singing "BANANAS" wouldn't be that strange in Seattle. Or LA. Or NY. Or any major US metropolitan area, really.
But ordering a California roll as a Japanese tourist is utterly bizarre.
I'm totally joking, and trying the Japanese food in the US while visiting is totally relatable. I always feel the urge to try McDonald's or KFC (any American-style food) whenever I'm in Asia out of sheer curiosity.
Looking forward to days 4 and 5.
Great vid, always fun to see tourists perspectives on America
Looked like a very fun Day 2 & 3, but ouch getting hit with Labor Day closures...
I like your videos
xboxのTシャツやパーカーも欲しいな。
スローモーションおしゃれw
だけど、どことなく通販番組で流れてそうな雰囲気。
私はかつてそのマイクロソフトのビルで働いていたことがあります。レドモンドは美しいです
こんにちは、アメリカに住んでいます
すごい きれい おいしい😋 すばらしい 歩く ありがとうございます
超良かったです。
地方に行ったら毎回お願いします。
Vlog撮る癖つけて編集慣れするよう頑張ります！w
For the most authentic American hamburger, please try "Five Guys" during your next visit!
It is very high in calories, but it is the iconic American hamburger, in my opinion.
It's messy and greasy, but it's delicious in its indulgence.
The taste sensation may provide some understanding as to why Americans are so plump.
Thank you for English subtitles! 😸
Upon further investigation, it appears that Five Guys is planning to open a store in Japan next year!
Great video 👍
Thank you for the videos. I have enjoyed them a lot😊. It's a little scary how unsafe looks USA. Japan should be proud , how safe it is compared to Western countries. Enjoy the rest of the days👏👏
US is easily one of the most unsafe developed countries to live in bro, especially in big cities
Many countries in Europe and Asia have lower crime rates, and I'm saying this as an American myself
@@jimmythegamer2231 I was last may with my wife in Korean and Japan, and was unbeliable how safe they were. Delivery packages on the floor, and nobody taking them. Laptops and cell phones on the tables whilen you are in the counter ordering in coffeshops, wallets forgiven on chairs. Absolutly no one touch what is not theirs. I envy them, this is what it should be. No graffitis, no homeless, all extremetly clean.. it was awesome. Needless to mention you can walk anywhere, anytime, day /night without worries
Great vlog! Thank you!
4日目・5日目、はよ！ｗ
がんばる！！！w
Infamous Second Son takes place in Seattle, you go on top of the Space Needle in the game!
Why you so cute Misuzu? Your smile is so beautiful 😊
やばい！美鈴さんのVlog癖になる！
このスローモーションは自動でなってるんですか？w
なんか勝手にスローモーションで録画されてましたw 編集でスローにするという考えがわたしにはなかったので新鮮でしたw
You are so adorable 😍
You are very beautiful
Your English accent is so freakin adorable! Ahhhhh!! Day 41 of asking this gorgeous woman to be my wife . The travel looked fun and I'm glad you got experience a piece of the U.S
Bro calm down
porrraa
やったー！ I watched all the way to the end! It's fun to see such an impressed reaction to Red Robin from a Japanese person haha. I should go back! I used to like that restaurant, but I stopped going because I saw that it never gets a good rating from online reviews, but actually my tastes probably don't agree with that.
There are a few grammar points I'm not sure about. Like 10:12 もっといる is this a typo? And 24:38 and 24:57 it looks like に is being used to mean "and" or something, which I'm not familiar with. I wonder if someone could help me with this?
That's an interesting point of view! I'll answer with the help of ChatGPT.
'ソースもっといる' means 'ソース = sauce', 'もっと = more', and 'いる = necessary'. In Japanese, we use the expressions 'いる' (needed) or 'いらない' (not needed) to talk about necessity. 'ソースがより必要ですか?' is a more casual version of 'ソースもっといる'.
And in Japanese, when '〜に' is used as a conjunction, it can indeed have a meaning similar to 'そして' or 'and'. This usage is often seen when listing or enumerating a series of elements.
この街には美しい景色に、美味しい食べ物がある！
→In this town, there are '美しい景色' (beautiful scenery) and(～に) '美味しい食べ物' (delicious food)!
@@MeirinCh あっどうもありがとう！I forgot that いる can also mean 要る 🥴