Hi Sharla Like you said the red bean is sweet not like I thought it would be like a red bean you put in chilli, I will have to give it a try, I love the matcha custard bun so nice. Merry Christmas 🤗😍💖💝🎁🎊🎉🎄📸👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Funny fact Sharla. Over here in CA, there's an outdated law from the 1920's saying it is illegal to eat oranges while taking a bath. They believed the citric acid would mix with bath oils and create an explosive mixture.
I know you can light the citrus oils on fire, but mixing them in a bath (unless they're mixed in another carrier oil) probably wouldn't ignite. Probably.
I love how the Japanese feed the stray cats. Walking through the canals of Shibaura in Tokyo one evening, I came upon an older lady surrounded by cats (at least 10), feeding them wet food. I said hello and asked if i could help the cats by making a donation and gave her 5000 yen, while mimicking a cat eating to get my point across, as I had little Japanese. She happily accepted and I went on my way. Strangely enough, it was one of the highlights of what was then my first trip to Japan. Every time I return I make it a point to try and find her again. Some would think me weird, but hey, it's a cat thing. I dont care. :P
This is what i love about Japan, is how they manage to integrate their past , history and traditions with our modern society, loved the inn and everything in this video its like time travel, same thing with your last video and the old theater, i loooove these videos, thank you Sharla Merry Christmas
Are we not going to talk about how she’s pulling off every single outfit she wears?! Even during a training session she looks gorgeous! Another wonderful insight from your trip! Sad it’s almost over.
My coworker in tokyo let me know it is japanese tradition on the winter solstice or shortest day of the year to have a warm bath with yuzu (or other citrus) for good health and good luck in the new year. Cheers to good health! I am enjoying vlogmas very much so thank you for this.
Seriously, Sharla, how do you always find the cutest outfits? Everything you have is just cute and comfortable looking at the same time. Also, I actually kind of like the darker lighting in the hotel. It really helps when you're wanting to get cozy and sleep.
you really love of Japan's life.I'm so happy with you.really worryed when you were in Korean. I'm really happy now came back to Japan with yourself.いつも応援しています。 昔のどうやって日本語を勉強してかの動画を大好きで未だに見ては英語の勉強のモチベーションにしています。いつか会えますように。
I’m a new subscriber- love love your videos so far!! I’m an Asian-American (born and raised in Arkansas US) and will visit Japan one day. You’ve given me so many ideas so far- thank you for sharing such high quality and authentic content. Brilliant!
05:34 that's called Miner's Lettuce in English - we used to grow it in New Zealand, and I've eaten it in Japan as well. You can just keep picking it and it keeps regrowing. Like most herbs you should keep it from getting stressed by too much heat or too little water, or it will go to seed. You can grow your own back home in a pot!
Fancy Ryokan!! I’m Japanese through, there’s very few opportunities to stay like the ryokan, so I enjoyed watching this video. I wish you a merry Christmas!
Also that ryokan looked amazing, I'll have to add it to my list of things to maybe do in japan since it is on the pricier side and I've always wanted to learn to use a naginata! Ever since something similar(based on it) was used in one of my favorite book series! Protector of the Small Quartet by Tamora Pierce if anyone is interested. Only thing is to get some of the references and know who some of the characters are you have to read 2 other little quartets by her first since they are all interconnected
Thank you for never disappointing me, Sharla! Your videos are always so much fun to watch and you taught me so many things about Japanese culture, language and life. So glad I found your channel 5 years ago and be able to enjoy your videos ❤️ Thanks a lot😊❤️
The naginata (なぎなた, 薙刀) is a pole weapon and one of several varieties of traditionally made Japanese blades (nihonto). ... The naginata is the iconic weapon of the onna-bugeisha, a type of female warrior belonging to the Japanese nobility. Naginata for fighting men and warrior monks were ō-naginata. Wiki
I took naginata in college here in Torrance California besides Japanese. I liked the class very much except it was on a basketball floor.. Id never recommend it there but I learned all about it and it was fun !!! Thank you for your vlogmas videos. I usually watch it with my husband Scott Sakahara. Merry Christmas. Happy 2020 💝
What a beautiful peek of the culture of a Japanese inn. These videos are precious to those of us that will not get a chance to visit, especially with you already being familiar with the language and customs. Thank you very much and Merry Christmas!
We love Ryokan where you stayed.But I can only stay about once every three years.and The dojo you experienced is big and the atmosphere is very good.so cool.
What a beautiful hotel and town. This is the type of place if I ever got to go to I wouldn't want to leave. I really enjoy this vlog series, thank you. Stay happy, healthy, and safe. Blessed be
I've really been enjoying your vlogmas Sharla! It feels like getting to visit Japan every day. I lived there over 20 years ago and still miss it so much. Watching these videos brings comfort. It's also inspiring to see your day to day life and adventures. Thank you! Hugs from a fellow Canada-jin. Wishing you the merriest of Christmases yet.
I'm not into weapons or blades but the Naginata(?) blade was really pretty. Also, the hotel looked like museum, I would love to stay there(I love old houses)
What a wonderful hotel. That room was bigger than many apartments in Japan. I lived in Japan for 3 1/2 years in Kanagawa prefecture, about halfway between Tokyo and Mt. Fuji. I loved it there, Japan is so weird and wonderful. The food is so good and so many interesting things to see. I miss it very much. The only things I don't miss are the earthquakes and the population density of the Kanto plain. I went back to Tokyo a couple of years ago to visit, and it was great, and so many memories from when I lived there. I love your videos of all these cool places, it makes me want to return to Japan. Thanks so much for sharing your experiences with us. BTW, the Japanese people must love your beautiful, big round eyes!
Hi Sharla... always so happy to view your videos. I've stayed in Ryokans with my parents back in summer of 2018 and enjoyed it but not quite as beautiful as the one on this video ;-) :-) Go on, Sharla, rock the 500.000 subs yaaaaay :-D
Hi Sharla! What do you think is more polite when visiting a place like this: I speak enough japanese to understand guided tours and all that, but I guess the people working there are also happy when they can train their english a bit. So let them talk English or ask them to do it in japanese (for ones own training)?
I stayed in Karuizawa at the Mampei hotel , they have a 1920's feel to it and the bar was like a hunting lodge style setting. They also have a true traditional wing that is clean zen feel with tatami beds. the spa was so good. One hour outside Tokyo by bullet train " I drove" but pay attention to room 128 , leave you to research that for surprise.
That looks amazing! I'll be staying in a Ryokan in Kyoto next month when visiting for the first time, your videos are always an inspiration - also as a vegan myself, thank you for all the tips on places where to find yummy food 🤗
The naginata teacher was so cute haha 😭 I loooove all this traditional style stuff so much ^_^ thanks for always sharing! And so excited it's almost Christmas!
I think you should add japanese subtitles. I've noticed a lot of japanese people watch your videos but not all of them are able to understand. :) I love your videos btw. Happy new year from Los Angeles.
Hey Sharla, thanks for keeping up all the videos this Vlogmas! All of the channels I watch seemed to have given up this year which makes me extra thankful for your content!
Love that hotel! And the naginata looks so fun🤗 Watching these as I prep for Christmas eve dinner in Okinawa makes it actually feel like Christmas! Lol 🎄🎉
It's luxury during that era but not now, I would rather stay at a modern hotel for that price but it was awesome to watch and experience it through you for freeeee😄
13 minutes of my day saved as I sit at my work from home desk with systems issues, and not able to actually work. Time better spent watching your video.
I heard an intro to female samurai from Gaijin Gumba, and that really led me down a research path on the subject. Very interesting information! I hope it was all credible, but either way I enjoyed reading about it.
If I were a rich man... But no seriously, looks like an amazing place. I would love to stay in a place like that! But I'll probably have to stick with tents for now... ;)
5:11 Not sure what they were trying to get at with "[a] gargouille (gargoyle) of local vegetables", lol. Especially wacky since there really is a French culinary loanword that fits the dish they sent out: a macedoine (which is basically some sort of vegetable (or fruit) medley.)
Ok, did a bit of extra research: it's taking inspiration from a regional vegetable dish format French chef Michel Bras came up with that he called a 'gargouillou of vegetables' (using it not as the word for gargoyle, but ostensibly as a sort of euphemistic conjugation of 'gargle', I guess?) With Bras being a big deal in culinary circles (he's a long-established, innovative chef with a number of Michelin stars to his name), I assume adopting that name for their own version of a seasonal/regional vegetable plate is a high-end restaurant version of imitation being the sincerest form of flattery.
Eating my clearspring instant miso soup with a splash of oatly barista blend whilst watching this. I’m very jealous of the deep fried tofu. Was it silken tofu?
It's interesting how people in Asian countries have such different flavors and textures for breakfast foods than we do here in North America. I don't know if I'd like that, but I'd be willing to try it. All of the food looked yummy!
I’m not sure if it’s the time of day or the actual lighting, but I feel like many Japanese hotels and restaurants have mood lighting, very dim and soft.
* Turn on the English subtitles for the naginata part! :)
Hi Sharla
Like you said the red bean is sweet not like I thought it would be like a red bean you put in chilli, I will have to give it a try,
I love the matcha custard bun so nice.
Merry Christmas
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I've been loving your vlogmas! Thanks for making such great vids!!!
@@melaniejaneprocter5529 red bean is definitely not like kidney beans.
kawaii
Who is filming you during the naginata part?
Funny fact Sharla. Over here in CA, there's an outdated law from the 1920's saying it is illegal to eat oranges while taking a bath. They believed the citric acid would mix with bath oils and create an explosive mixture.
Haha what! That’s a funny one.
So thats why my bathroom exploded the other day... 🤔😆
I know you can light the citrus oils on fire, but mixing them in a bath (unless they're mixed in another carrier oil) probably wouldn't ignite. Probably.
I love how the Japanese feed the stray cats. Walking through the canals of Shibaura in Tokyo one evening, I came upon an older lady surrounded by cats (at least 10), feeding them wet food. I said hello and asked if i could help the cats by making a donation and gave her 5000 yen, while mimicking a cat eating to get my point across, as I had little Japanese. She happily accepted and I went on my way. Strangely enough, it was one of the highlights of what was then my first trip to Japan. Every time I return I make it a point to try and find her again.
Some would think me weird, but hey, it's a cat thing. I dont care. :P
What a lovely gesture. I'm sure the nekos were grateful :)
This is what i love about Japan, is how they manage to integrate their past , history and traditions with our modern society, loved the inn and everything in this video its like time travel, same thing with your last video and the old theater, i loooove these videos, thank you Sharla Merry Christmas
For me since love their history and culture she has great vids 👌😁
Are we not going to talk about how she’s pulling off every single outfit she wears?!
Even during a training session she looks gorgeous!
Another wonderful insight from your trip! Sad it’s almost over.
Right? Love the turtlenecks and her hair up!😁
Bob Lee Swagger You’re too kind😭❤️
Sharmander Bless you ❤️
My coworker in tokyo let me know it is japanese tradition on the winter solstice or shortest day of the year to have a warm bath with yuzu (or other citrus) for good health and good luck in the new year. Cheers to good health! I am enjoying vlogmas very much so thank you for this.
Seriously, Sharla, how do you always find the cutest outfits? Everything you have is just cute and comfortable looking at the same time. Also, I actually kind of like the darker lighting in the hotel. It really helps when you're wanting to get cozy and sleep.
you really love of Japan's life.I'm so happy with you.really worryed when you were in Korean. I'm really happy now came back to Japan with yourself.いつも応援しています。 昔のどうやって日本語を勉強してかの動画を大好きで未だに見ては英語の勉強のモチベーションにしています。いつか会えますように。
すごい！本当に和風柄の品がすきそうだな。見たことのない旅館でどんな匂いがするんだろうな。その土地によって色々な匂いがするのが印象に結構残るんだよな。音も様々にあったりして。私はどちらかというとそういうのが結構刺激になるんですよね。
I love older style homes, whether Japanese or not. If they are well maintained they just feel better.
Why does nobody talk about that dude at 10:32 taking a sneeky picture of Sharla? xD
I hope you had a great time there Sharla :)
Was a nice video!
I’m a new subscriber- love love your videos so far!! I’m an Asian-American (born and raised in Arkansas US) and will visit Japan one day. You’ve given me so many ideas so far- thank you for sharing such high quality and authentic content. Brilliant!
Aw thank you Nikki! Welcome to my channel🥰❤️
Nipponia Hotel looks like a dream, so comfortable, so old, so beautiful. What a lovely place to recharge 😍❤️
10:32 - Lets take a picture of this weirdo talking in to her camera while she eats breakfast. lol
oh I didn't notice that :D
maybe he knows her channel?
This whole adventure in Southern Japan was so nice, so many interesting and beautiful places :) And all that food looked delicious.
05:34 that's called Miner's Lettuce in English - we used to grow it in New Zealand, and I've eaten it in Japan as well. You can just keep picking it and it keeps regrowing. Like most herbs you should keep it from getting stressed by too much heat or too little water, or it will go to seed. You can grow your own back home in a pot!
i have wanted to go to Japan for decades. i think I will finally gift myself the experience.
wonderful naginata lesson, the hotel is wonderful, hope you are safely in Canada by now, and having some family time, see you tomorrow x x x
Fancy Ryokan!!
I’m Japanese through, there’s very few opportunities to stay like the ryokan, so I enjoyed watching this video.
I wish you a merry Christmas!
Also that ryokan looked amazing, I'll have to add it to my list of things to maybe do in japan since it is on the pricier side and I've always wanted to learn to use a naginata! Ever since something similar(based on it) was used in one of my favorite book series! Protector of the Small Quartet by Tamora Pierce if anyone is interested. Only thing is to get some of the references and know who some of the characters are you have to read 2 other little quartets by her first since they are all interconnected
Oh my gosh I love Tamora Pierce! Hadn't made the connection to Kel's favorite weapon! Thanks :)
Thank you for never disappointing me, Sharla! Your videos are always so much fun to watch and you taught me so many things about Japanese culture, language and life. So glad I found your channel 5 years ago and be able to enjoy your videos ❤️ Thanks a lot😊❤️
The naginata (なぎなた, 薙刀) is a pole weapon and one of several varieties of traditionally made Japanese blades (nihonto). ... The naginata is the iconic weapon of the onna-bugeisha, a type of female warrior belonging to the Japanese nobility. Naginata for fighting men and warrior monks were ō-naginata.
Wiki
すごい！！凄い！！！マジかよ！武道をこれ程取り入れるとは本当に好きじゃないとやらないことですよね。いやぁ驚いた。私も立身流剣術と新當流剣術を遣りたいと思っているので前にもコメントしたかもしれませんが本当に武道って興味深くて楽しいんですよね。何というか、精神を感じられるというか、そこから自身の影のとの対面だったり、恐怖や怖れを観たり、その存在との揺らぎからの対話だったりと色々な面が感じられるんですよね。それが堪らなく好きですし、そこもバイクに通じるものもあるのでバイクも好きですし。シャーラさんもバイクが好きだったりするのかな。
I took naginata in college here in Torrance California besides Japanese. I liked the class very much except it was on a basketball floor.. Id never recommend it there but I learned all about it and it was fun !!!
Thank you for your vlogmas videos. I usually watch it with my husband Scott Sakahara.
Merry Christmas. Happy 2020 💝
What a beautiful peek of the culture of a Japanese inn. These videos are precious to those of us that will not get a chance to visit, especially with you already being familiar with the language and customs. Thank you very much and Merry Christmas!
I agree! ❤
Enjoyed the incredible look at a luxury old-style hotel! You are a terrific travel vlogger Sharla!
These videos bring me joy. Keep up the awesome work!
Okay I think I’ve finally confirmed you comment before you watch. No wonder you’re everywhere.
We love Ryokan where you stayed.But I can only stay about once every three years.and The dojo you experienced is big and the atmosphere is very good.so cool.
What a beautiful hotel and town. This is the type of place if I ever got to go to I wouldn't want to leave. I really enjoy this vlog series, thank you. Stay happy, healthy, and safe. Blessed be
Wow! I loved this. Very beautiful. Definitely bucket list worthy.
This would make a great honeymoon spot!
This video was just what I needed today!! I think Sharmander is my spirit animal.
I've really been enjoying your vlogmas Sharla! It feels like getting to visit Japan every day. I lived there over 20 years ago and still miss it so much. Watching these videos brings comfort. It's also inspiring to see your day to day life and adventures. Thank you! Hugs from a fellow Canada-jin. Wishing you the merriest of Christmases yet.
I'm not into weapons or blades but the Naginata(?) blade was really pretty.
Also, the hotel looked like museum, I would love to stay there(I love old houses)
Shara. Thank you for showing us all of your adventures. The places that allow you to film are lovely!
That hotel looked so pretty and comfy
I love these kind of ryokans, I stayed in one similar in Kinosaki, absolutely beautiful! This is the real experience, I didn't even want to leave :D
Nice vlogmas series! Merry Christmas!
What a wonderful hotel. That room was bigger than many apartments in Japan. I lived in Japan for 3 1/2 years in Kanagawa prefecture, about halfway between Tokyo and Mt. Fuji. I loved it there, Japan is so weird and wonderful. The food is so good and so many interesting things to see. I miss it very much. The only things I don't miss are the earthquakes and the population density of the Kanto plain. I went back to Tokyo a couple of years ago to visit, and it was great, and so many memories from when I lived there. I love your videos of all these cool places, it makes me want to return to Japan. Thanks so much for sharing your experiences with us.
BTW, the Japanese people must love your beautiful, big round eyes!
When life gives you oranges...
you take a bath with them.
Hi Sharla... always so happy to view your videos. I've stayed in Ryokans with my parents back in summer of 2018 and enjoyed it but not quite as beautiful as the one on this video ;-) :-) Go on, Sharla, rock the 500.000 subs yaaaaay :-D
I always think that you are living positively.
I want to live that way too, look at this video.
Thank you for your video!
Actually I’m Japanese but didn’t know that area!
It’s looks like very cozy!
So amazing!
The place looks kind of creepy at first but cool at the same time! Great video Sharla!! Loving vlogmas!
Love your vids!
Always interesting... No matter if it's something instructional, funny, or just a regual day in my life vid... Always enjoyable.
There is a manga called Asahinagu all about naginata if anyone is interested in it.
The food looks amazing.
Thanks. Will check it out. But now seeing that there is a movie about it too?
@@liizzset Yes, there is also a live-action but I've haven't watched it (only read the manga) so I can't comment.
Always quality vlogs! I love seeing your experiences
That hotel was absolutely beautiful! Food looked amazing too. Glad you had such a fun time there! 💖💖
I really like the content of these videos. Learning some history or culture of the place you visit. It's so interesting! Thank you :)
I really like your flow for the film. it was so steady
I love that your touring japan now, i want to go there and the camping place.. keep it up!
Hi Sharla! What do you think is more polite when visiting a place like this: I speak enough japanese to understand guided tours and all that, but I guess the people working there are also happy when they can train their english a bit. So let them talk English or ask them to do it in japanese (for ones own training)?
I stayed in Karuizawa at the Mampei hotel , they have a 1920's feel to it and the bar was like a hunting lodge style setting. They also have a true traditional wing that is clean zen feel with tatami beds. the spa was so good. One hour outside Tokyo by bullet train " I drove" but pay attention to room 128 , leave you to research that for surprise.
What a charming & quiet little neighborhood. Cute suites with r/s -suitable for long term stays. $ no object!
That looks amazing! I'll be staying in a Ryokan in Kyoto next month when visiting for the first time, your videos are always an inspiration - also as a vegan myself, thank you for all the tips on places where to find yummy food 🤗
Omg! It's my hometown! Thank you for your staying and reviews!
You're making me so hungry Sharla! And I have stayed in a fancy ryokan before, but nothing like this! Wow!
That guy in the background at breakfast had me laughing so much. Great vlog I'm enjoying seeing Japan
I really like your hair this way (first day). And I really enjoy watching you eat, you're so graceful about it yet enjoy it unreservedly!
The naginata teacher was so cute haha 😭
I loooove all this traditional style stuff so much ^_^ thanks for always sharing! And so excited it's almost Christmas!
I think you should add japanese subtitles. I've noticed a lot of japanese people watch your videos but not all of them are able to understand. :) I love your videos btw. Happy new year from Los Angeles.
Loved the taste analysis after you ate the decoration leaf.
Hey Sharla, thanks for keeping up all the videos this Vlogmas! All of the channels I watch seemed to have given up this year which makes me extra thankful for your content!
Loved seeing the naginata stuff, Sharla!
Shes so elegantly styled and beautiful!!!!
Thoroughly enjoyed this. 🧡
Very cool experience!!! Thank you
That’s so cool. It’s like staying in a museum, but you can touch everything.
So many good looking food just ready to be scarfed down, yum!! 😋 Naginata is such a unique style of martial arts to always see in Anime a lot!!
Love that hotel! And the naginata looks so fun🤗 Watching these as I prep for Christmas eve dinner in Okinawa makes it actually feel like Christmas! Lol 🎄🎉
It's luxury during that era but not now, I would rather stay at a modern hotel for that price but it was awesome to watch and experience it through you for freeeee😄
シャーラさん相変わらず、素敵ですね、レポートも素晴らしいですよ。
ありがとうございます☺️❤️✨
13 minutes of my day saved as I sit at my work from home desk with systems issues, and not able to actually work. Time better spent watching your video.
Aw no! Hope you get things sorted out soon!
I heard an intro to female samurai from Gaijin Gumba, and that really led me down a research path on the subject. Very interesting information! I hope it was all credible, but either way I enjoyed reading about it.
@@sharlainjapan I have been sitting here since 7am... it is just past 11am... Fun times!
The hotel has an interesting vibe... Nice video.
Hi from New York! Vegans UNITE! ❤️ Been loving Vlogmas! This looked like such a fun experience!
If I were a rich man...
But no seriously, looks like an amazing place. I would love to stay in a place like that! But I'll probably have to stick with tents for now... ;)
Tents are awesome!
Daidle deedle daidle
Daidle daidle deedle daidle dumb
All day long I'd biddy-biddy-bum
You’re always doing really cool and amazing things! You’re such a well rounded person
It looks so cool, very traditional. Very nice
Love this Vlogmas series! Have a very Merry Christmas Sharla! 😁
5:11 Not sure what they were trying to get at with "[a] gargouille (gargoyle) of local vegetables", lol.
Especially wacky since there really is a French culinary loanword that fits the dish they sent out: a macedoine (which is basically some sort of vegetable (or fruit) medley.)
Ok, did a bit of extra research: it's taking inspiration from a regional vegetable dish format French chef Michel Bras came up with that he called a 'gargouillou of vegetables' (using it not as the word for gargoyle, but ostensibly as a sort of euphemistic conjugation of 'gargle', I guess?)
With Bras being a big deal in culinary circles (he's a long-established, innovative chef with a number of Michelin stars to his name), I assume adopting that name for their own version of a seasonal/regional vegetable plate is a high-end restaurant version of imitation being the sincerest form of flattery.
Eating my clearspring instant miso soup with a splash of oatly barista blend whilst watching this. I’m very jealous of the deep fried tofu. Was it silken tofu?
5:35 That's ice plant, it's rare in the US but a common vegetable served in high end restaurants in Japan
I love looking at the architecture of these buildings, simply beautiful.
That place is so gorgeous!
Japan is Fascinating just so gotta go their
With the orange bath do you think you could do it where you eat the inside then put the peels in a mesh bag?
Yeah I think so! Feels like a waste to use the whole orange doesn't it!
@@sharlainjapan it does, maybe I'll try it next time I take a bath and I'll let you know on patreon!
The sherpa collared leather jacket & fluffy earmuffs is a look, v cute!
Tysm!☺️❤️
Thanks for doing vlogmas in Japan! Great content!
Love the vlogs but have to say loving your "new" style.You look so pretty with your hair up and back!
It's interesting how people in Asian countries have such different flavors and textures for breakfast foods than we do here in North America. I don't know if I'd like that, but I'd be willing to try it. All of the food looked yummy!
It certainly takes a bit of getting used to! After all these years in Japan I still prefer a western style breakfast though😅
Pretty amazing. Nice experience !
Love the high ceilings and that they preserved the old building...is it haunted??? That would be juicy! 🙈
Definitely is👀
That was one heck of a cozy room.
Looks pretty nice and looks awesome.
I’m not sure if it’s the time of day or the actual lighting, but I feel like many Japanese hotels and restaurants have mood lighting, very dim and soft.
Your energy made the inn not seem spooky at all!!:)
That all looked really fun.
I love this year's Vlogmas!
That's definitely an experience I want to have in Japan!
The place looked nice, the training was cool, did you feel refreshed after the orange bath?