4K・ 【4K】Walking in Koenji 

Rambalac videos are therapeutic

Arte A-2 Every country has that, bringing the past and present together in their cities and the country side. Every country has customs and beliefs and rich history, not just in Japan. Just like where you come from, there’s rich history, legendary stories and beliefs. Japan has amazing views, small towns next to big cities but you can feel their humbleness and appreciation of where they come from, just like how I feel just growing up in the U.S., we too have a lot of past that meets the present and learning about it all in our schools or traveling around the states and exploring museums. There’s no other planet I want to live on! Lol 😉

Yeah, i'm using these for the same reason. Cabin Fever.

That sounds wonderful, why did you leave?

Axis powers🇩🇪🇮🇹🇯🇵(my country) are here. I'm a little surprised to know that. Now we must unite to keep ourselves from Corona virus. Let's do our best. 🇩🇪🤝🇮🇹🤝🇯🇵

Even Ram's camera turned around nervously when the guy was looking him. lol

Здравствуйте из префектуре Окаямы, Япония. Я японский ученик и мне тринадцать лет. Сейчас я думаю мы должны стать союзами чтобы защищать собою из коронавируса. Давайте сделаем все возможное. 🇷🇺🤝🇯🇵

Face masks are now popular also in Spain

About 40% of Japanese have hay fever, so they need to wear facemasks in pollen season anyway.

@I guess I never miss, huh? Yes that's my point 😊

@I guess I never miss, huh? Eastern Europeans also used masks before Covid-19

Its not insulated. Japan saw the biggest number of new cases of coronavirus in a single day. www.cnn.com/world/live-news/coronavirus-outbreak-03-29-20-intl-hnk/index.html

Its not under control. Japan saw the biggest number of new cases in a single day yesterday www.cnn.com/world/live-news/coronavirus-outbreak-03-29-20-intl-hnk/index.html

@@jg5444 Which is... 0,1% of USA total. BTW, CNN is not a reliable source. Link and support real journalism.

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@@Rambalac Okay right. And thanks for your lovely videos, they have such a strong soul.

I'm not him. I apology for it and my poor English. I think the Japan's unique stance toward the examination of covid19 causes the low number of the infected people. The stance is to limit the examination and to try to save critically ill. So, I think actual number of the infected people is higher. And, the low number of the deaths is caused by Japan's Universal insurance, developed medical environm ent and Japanese national character.

@@azmaeo Seems there're some new deaths right now but the country seems not worried, even the cases are extremely low since started in China and South Korea Some people think it will grow now much more, but why now and not 3 months ago with so much tourism? The hospitals are filled with people but not over saturated, even Japan has a lot of old people...

Extremely clean country where people are greeting by bowing, where wearing a mask in flu season and working in gloves is norm.

@@Smoje79 elders in Japan have a strong immunity system, no wonder why they live longer than eldeds in Italy. Its all about discipline, their diet and more. Cmon guys, Japan is a different country and the whole western nations.

@@azmaeo All countries are taking measures against the virus as the number of deaths in their territory increases. In Spain, quarantine has been intensified because there are still many infected. Buena suerte a todos.

Who do you mean?

Can't believe people are still out in these numbers.

@@cahal that's what I was thinking too.

@Voodoo Priest the west sucks huge time. I think we are never gonna learn anything from the oriental people.

Voodoo Priest Just the flu?!! You must not have watched the news, 30,000 people have died from the coronavirus, 10,000 of that were deaths in Italy, Japan in one day had the largest increase of the coronavirus. People can recover from the flu, 30,000 people didn’t recover and lost their life. If it wasn’t such a huge threat, then there wouldn’t be any lockdowns, people staying indoors, and told to social distant ourselves. But hey, if it’s just a flu to you, please by all means, go out there and be around tons of people, don’t wash your hands or even wear a mask. If businesses didn’t close and everything was still open, then we would all risk our own life of getting hit by this virus and then either some people will recover or more people will die! And most of us decided to stay close to home, stay indoors for our own safety. But apparently you don’t seem to care, or have a clue that people who could get struck by the coronavirus, will lose their lives and then families will grieve for losing their loved ones! We’re glad the Governors of our states, told us it’s best to stay indoors, because they don’t want anyone catching the deadly virus and passing it on to anyone else, especially to children! We don’t mind that businesses are closed, only the supermarkets are opened but a handful of people at a time, are being let in a few at a time just in case and it’s safe for all of us. Maybe if you actually watch the news and educate yourself, then you’ll realize how serious this is, you wouldn’t be so ignorant and make false assumptions about what’s going on in the West. People are still able to work from home from their companies they work for, people are getting paid leave, and the government will be sending out relief checks to us in the West to help us have money we need. So the government is still taking care of us in the West, and America isn’t the only country in the West, but you probably forgot that part, too. Since you most likely don’t live here in the West, good, you couldn’t handle living here and we won’t miss you. Some people really really make me shake my head and I think, are you freaking serious?!! What planet did you come from?!! Lol

@@JMarieCAlove True, the fact that this is a new disease that everyone is trying to get information on is the thing. The scary thing is that the people who contracted it and have had severe lung impairment could be the lucky ones. At least there were respirators and hospital beds readily available. The people next week and the weeks after might not simply due to the numbers needing medical help building up. So, yeah, not the flu at all.