An interesting day of traveling in Japan by bullet train, from the city of Sendai on Honshu island to the smaller city of Muroran on Hokkaido island.
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I wonder if that bullet train was a maglev train which employ intense magnetic fields to float the train above the track and propel it forward at speeds reaching up to 600 kilometres per hour.
I like your Japan travel series. It is awesome.
You've spent a small fortune and haven't really done anything so far apart from sitting on train's. Can't say I'm very impressed with what I've seen of Japan from your videos 🤔
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旅行してる気分になれて面白かった
I see quite a bit of masks being worn!
Oh man, it's so nice to see Sendai! I used to live and work right downtown, within a 5 or 10 minute walk to Sendai station, and the bar district. It was fun!😁 Your footage of Sendai brought back a flood of memories! Thanks!😊
We have Saporo beer in the US, but it is made in 🇨🇦 Canada🍁
Your videos are always so informative and enlightening! I would not have guessed that Japan was so reasonably priced for travelers.
Also nice to see NO GRAFFITI anywhere!
if you are in the Sendai area you should try reaching out to @abroadinjapan @chrisbroad for a collaboration, it sure would be interesting to see the difference in humor
Was hoping you would stop by Akita and Aomori before going to Hokkaido
こんにちは。ありがとう。の日本語が上手くなってる₍ᐢ⑅•ᴗ•⑅ᐢ₎♡
いつも素敵な編集ありがとう😊
welcome to Japan!! i also upload real good spots of TOKYO! so plz check it too!🤲
Hi ! I wonder if you consider those langauge gadget ?
Gabriel, question for you: What are all of the foods that you were served, at the beginning of this video, please?
I don't recognise all of them.
00:23's little dish looks like it has brains in it, for example.
Gabriel, have you ever tried to watch the telly (TV, the 'tube) in any places where you landed for the night(s)? I mean, have you tried to tune into the news, or other TV shows just to kill some time? Asking, because I don''t think we have ever seen you watch TV at all. I mean, you don't impress me as being a big television watcher in general which I guess is good, you being on your feet as much as you are and as busy creating the great content that you do, for us.
But still, my curiosity persists.
公共の施設では椅子を利用して下さいね、床に座るのは良くない行いでしたね。
6:06 Oh! Be careful. Japanese never put foods on the floor 😂
Enjoy your trip Japan!
I had a 7 day JR pass and covered a fair bit of ground between Hiroshima up to Niigata (with a day trip to Nagano). The Shinkansens were absolutely amazing and travelling in the mid day period they were never busy. A few of my trips were on limited express local trains which had fabulous scenery. Highly recommend, it was a bucket list tick for me.
For everyone who wants to explore Japan as a tourist, the JR Rail Pass is a must. Unless you intend to stay in one city only, it's a no-brainer. Saves a ton of money and it's very convenient not to have to get an individual ticket for every transport.
If you want a change of pace from 7-11 for your breakfast/snack on your next long haul shinkansen ride try an ekiben ("train bento box"). They are sold at stores inside the larger train stations. My favorite type is unagi-don (grilled fresh water eel filet over rice) but the types and varieties of ekiben are almost endless.
Superb Gabby
BE SAFE, AND ENJOY YOUR STAY IN JAPAN, BRO!!!
Awesome series, can't wait to visit Japan.
I remember when you buy this red Indian style shirt in India in the summer which you're still wearing in Japan 😅 I believe I won't be able to see Japan hence seeing you in there is a really fun experience, Arigatōgozaimashita!
Love Japan and the bullet trains look amazing
Looks like I'm eating Japanese tonight. Thank you Gabriel High Roller Traveler. Lol
"We are going crazy fast"….how fast??
A Speedometer app on ph can easily tell the speed of travel!!
A blessed good day sir Gabe Wowwww what a nice Bullet train so Fast Experience Going to Sapporo, Japan, Thank you for your wonderful walk around tour video stay safe Godbless from your solid fan supporter from the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Marvin 🙏❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
Not getting jr pass is a mistake you could save a lot money travel by train
I laughed out loud at you food experiences. The green donut and mystery meat are enjoyable to watch your expressions.
Mahadev travelling Japan
POCARI SWEAT is my favorite go-to cold beverage.
you're great traveller
Do you ever have people getting annoyed at you for videoing?
21:52 – oh that hotel looks nice. Much smaller than rooms I've been in in the US, but everything is there, and it's nice and clean and much cheaper than I thought a nice room would be.