Trying a New Ferry Route to Hokkaido in Japan | Aomori to Muroran 

😂😂😂😂😂 I haven't watched that far, best spoiler everr! 😅

It's so simple yet so pleasing to the ear and comforting/uplifting 😁

Me too. Very comedic...lol

Odds are it would be an indie horror game

I took plenty of snacks on my last holiday, in fact I overpacked _and_ brought additional food home 😅 I highly recommend packing snacks plus water even for short day trips.

Correct!

Ferries in Japan serve in a similar manner to European ferries: they primarily serve car owners and truckers, as well as tourists who wanted a slower paced way of traveling.

Coming to Tokyo on 24.6 for 4 days.... 😁😁😁

Thanks for the superthanks :)

Who knows? Maybe they have stronger bow doors, or maybe they have sailing regs that prohibit them from sailing in typhoon weather...

I think its the mascot of the shipping line.

or simply stay home. nobody forces anyone to travel.

@@jtns2845 Or don't stare. It's rude and gross.

@@youssef16844 it’s a reaction of curiousity. or surprise. or even distaste at your manners, appearance, habits, odor. whatever, please smile back and say hello in japanese. please don’t go into another’s home as a total stranger and expect them to cater to your every wish. i have been stared at enough in my travels and life in africa, the mideast and asia, including japan, to learn to politely live with it, take it onboard in introspection, move on if i didn’t enjoy. you weren’t robbed or cheated or openly mocked in japan, as happens in black or brown countries, as you put it. learn and return to your own country to make it the perfect destination.

@@jtns2845 No, I know the difference between an innocent look and a rude, Japanese stare. It's ironic that Japan is potrayed as this utopia of a "polite" society but that only applies its own countrymen. Then again, it's not surprising considering how they treated Korean women during World War II. I'm sure that was also "innocent curiosity" into Korean women. Absolutely disgusting.

@@youssef16844 we all make our own conclusions. none of us are entitled to anything in this uneven, unfair earthly abode. i worked in japan for 11 years after 2 years of full time language study, followed by almost 5 years in korea. add more long stays in philippines, indonesia, laos, taiwan, saudi arabia, haiti, chad. all countries with profoundly different languages, ethnicities, religions, customs and cultures than mine. my mom’s older brother was killed while a prisoner in ww2. i have no bones to pick with anyone, regardless of how i was treated, and i seek good in all places & peoples. please go in peace to where you feel at home. btw the largest number of comfort women in ww2 were from japan.

It should have been "body wash"!