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@@docmemphis2760 well I guess that really depends on your travel plans, what you want to see and do. It is quite famous for a reason - in my opinion at least - since the idea of placing it right in the water is kind of special and it is quite pretty to look at. Having said that, we did spend a night in Hiroshima anyways, so checking it out while we were there, was kind of a no brainer. Would I travel across Japan just to see the most famous sights like this one? No. But again that’s just my personal preference. So bottom line: you do you! FOMO should never be a critical factor in decision making anyways :)

@ThorEpic Hakone Shrine is also on water it just doesnt have that catchy unesco tag

@@docmemphis2760 yes, that’s true, it’s in/ on a lake, right next to the shore. And Hakone is very beautiful as well we, went there last year. Absolutely recommend when you are in the region. Unfortunately, I didn’t have my camera with me back then. So yeah, do either one… or both… or none :) whatever you prefer!

@@yokaironin1197 thank you very much! I am glad you enjoyed it :) and I wish you all the best for your personal journey away from home.

@@kaiserxion Thank you very much for your comment; I truly appreciate it, especially since you expressed disagreement with that specific opinion I shared. I cannot argue with your perspective, and I am well aware of the rationale you mentioned. In that moment, however, what I felt was simply empathy-from one civilian to others who neither had a say in starting what led to that catastrophe nor, like you and I, would have had a say in how it was resolved. I believe all we can do is act within our limited power to ensure that things like that never even start. I also want to thank you for sharing your feelings with respect to being hesitant to visit Japan because you are American. As a German, I can empathize with that sentiment, too - as you maybe can imagine as well. From what I have learned so far, I do think you can visit and should. And I am glad it is that way. There wouldn’t be many countries left for me to visit, if the majority of people felt differently. And I am grateful they don’t.

@@TM-ft5zc thank you very much, you are too kind! :) I am glad I did and they were very happy, too.

@@emhab thank you very much, you made my day!

@@davidgetta6848 thank you very much! Means a lot.

Thank you, very much appreciated! I try my very best… and they say Germans have no humor…

It did give that vibe, that’s definitely true… I hope it’ll turn around some time soon.

Thank you so much! I hope you like it as much as I did. Some tips (like getting used to typing on heavy typewriter keyboards 😂) is a bit outdated - but the essence remains untouched by time ☺️

Thank you, for this feedback! Very much appreciated :)

Thank you very much for your comment! I‘m sorry to hear it but if so far it was downward and now you‘re not sure, maybe it’s changing it’s direction ☺️ I really hope that for you and wish you all the energy you need to get it turned around 🙏👍🚀🚀🚀

Thank you very much! I really appreciate your comment and I’m glad you enjoyed the video! These are fanatic topics and u hope they continue to bring you lasting joy!

Thank you very much! :)

Yes, I guess we all need a reminder of that sometimes…. Thank you very much, for this appreciative comment!

Thank you very much! I’m glad you liked it and your comment really means a lot!

@@jackfrost4408 thank you for asking! I meant the former option, which you mentioned: dropping five at once and then stick to the schedule. I hope that helps!

@@jackfrost4408 thank you very much for your comment! I am very happy to hear, that the video maybe gave you a little boost. It’s so nice to hear from people like you and to get the feedback that they appreciate the videos. I wish you all the best for your own journey and I’m sure you will have an amazing start, once you decide, the time is right! Let me know when that time has come and I’ll make sure to like, subscribe and comment :)

@@cypresshaupt thank you! And yes I think they are amazing :)

Thank you very much!

Thank you for sharing your experience there! Do you remember something specific or a story, that gave you this aristocratic impression?

@@ThorEpic Thanks for your response. Though a little bit abstract description, St. Moritz aristocraticity or posh is embedded in the location or a top end of a winding spectrum from lower Italian terrains to there. As you know, it takes about two or three hours to drive there from the Milan International Airport. It was a gorgeous touring, weaving through long and winding roads and beautiful villas along Lake Como where David Beckham had stayed in summer, culminating in reaching the heights of St. Moritz. Neatly and pompously cobbled town with superb dachas of the 21st century’s aristocratic families, to which I don’t belong.

@@Thucyd haha yes! Very well put. I can literally see the journey you are describing in front of me. Especially traveling from south to north only to find that place at the end of it. I guess the rich and the famous of this world make sure to find only the best places for themselves 🙈🤷‍♂️. Thank you for that vivid description! 👍😊

Thank you for the feedback - I’ll try harder next time 👍

Thank you so much for that feedback. I wanted to make videos for a long time and I guess now that time has come. Your comment not only made my day it made my month :) Again thank you and I hope you enjoy the next video as well - it’s already scheduled for next Friday!

@@ThorEpic aww :) I'll be there!!