Whoops forgot to remove the subtitles at 7:31 Basically we have no idea what he said, and we still can't understand! 😂 Anyway, hope you all can use these tips to get out and explore the AMAZING Japanese countryside. Let us know in the comments if anything surprised you about driving in Japan!
Great video guys! My dad lives in Shizuoka Ken in a small town , Iwata ( have you heard of Júbilo Iwata Soccer team?) I will definitely visit these places, I love trying local food but the wasabi soft cream? Maybe not 🤭 The tolls are very expensive and Brazilian drivers can’t drive in Japan with Brazilian license ( we are very dangerous hahaha) so better get the train, right? Stay safe ❤️❤️bye !!
@@ceciliaminaful oh awesome! We've only passed through Iwata on our way to Nagoya. We don't really follow soccer 😅 so we haven't heard of the soccer team but when we look them up, it seems they're really good! Is the name Jubilo just a coincidence or does the team have ties with Brazil? Hahaha probably just best to get the train then 😂 Thank you for watching!
Amazing! Love this video! Japan is so peaceful and beautiful. Niconico was a no-go for me as the countryside branches don't allow people who have foreigner licenses to hire them.
Thank you! 😀 That's a really good point! The major airport branches of Niconico might be more foreigner-friendly but we've always just gone with Toyota anyways.
Hahaha I mean now that we've tried wasabi ice cream, I wouldn't say no to also trying kale ice cream. Who knows, it could be good 😂 Thank you! When editing this video I actually thought, 'Rick will like this music'. 😀
Usually parking areas at attractions, even in the countryside, are pretty well sign-posted, potentially with some English, and/or they might even have parking attendants. A lot of the time they're just free and park anywhere or if there's an attendant, there might be a small fee that they'll ask you to pay but overall not too difficult 😊
Hi there! If you’re catching the Shinkansen to the area, you could get off at Atami or Mishima and rent a car from there. You could also catch the Romancecar train to Hakone-Yumoto and pick up a car there but just be a little careful as it can get very busy on the roads in Hakone, especially on weekends. Hope you have a lovely time! 😊
@@RoyandAimeethank you! I just booked a place in the Shizuoka region close to Heda lake. I think I’ll be driving around that area. Are most of the cars automatic?
Are there ways of getting to the countryside of japan without driving? I dont trust myself getting used to driving on the opposite side of the road coming from the US
That's understandable. You can get into a fair amount of the countryside with public transport but you'll need to plan well and know that some trains and buses only come once every hour.
Whoops forgot to remove the subtitles at 7:31 Basically we have no idea what he said, and we still can't understand! 😂 Anyway, hope you all can use these tips to get out and explore the AMAZING Japanese countryside. Let us know in the comments if anything surprised you about driving in Japan!
At 7:31, He said
「では、蓋(ふた)の方、開けてお待ち下さい。」.
(Please open the cap of the tank, and then wait for a moment.)
@Japanese with Ken Ken先生, ありがとう 😆 That's really helpful because we were never going to be able to figure it out by ourselves!
Great video guys!
My dad lives in Shizuoka Ken in a small town , Iwata ( have you heard of Júbilo Iwata Soccer team?)
I will definitely visit these places, I love trying local food but the wasabi soft cream? Maybe not 🤭
The tolls are very expensive and Brazilian drivers can’t drive in Japan with Brazilian license ( we are very dangerous hahaha) so better get the train, right?
Stay safe ❤️❤️bye !!
@@ceciliaminaful oh awesome! We've only passed through Iwata on our way to Nagoya. We don't really follow soccer 😅 so we haven't heard of the soccer team but when we look them up, it seems they're really good! Is the name Jubilo just a coincidence or does the team have ties with Brazil?
Hahaha probably just best to get the train then 😂 Thank you for watching!
very beautiful village scenery in japan
Yeah the countryside of Japan is really beautiful, isn't it! Thank you for watching 😊
I really love you guys ❤️ Specially Aimee ❤️kiss from Belgium
Aw thank you for your super sweet comment! That made us really happy to read 😊 Thank you for watching!
やっぱりいいチャンネル！！！！
Great video as always keep it up;)
Aimee you gotta pronunce like ’’マクドナルド’’😏
Hahaha sorry, sorry I'll make sure I pronounce it like that next time 😅
いつもビデオを見てくれてありがとう！
Amazing! Love this video! Japan is so peaceful and beautiful.
Niconico was a no-go for me as the countryside branches don't allow people who have foreigner licenses to hire them.
Thank you! 😀 That's a really good point! The major airport branches of Niconico might be more foreigner-friendly but we've always just gone with Toyota anyways.
WTH guys, wasabi ice cream??
I’m inspired, what about kale 🥬 ice cream 🤪
Video rocked, super cool sound track
Hahaha I mean now that we've tried wasabi ice cream, I wouldn't say no to also trying kale ice cream. Who knows, it could be good 😂
Thank you! When editing this video I actually thought, 'Rick will like this music'. 😀
how is the parking in the places you visit? easy to understand the parking system?
Usually parking areas at attractions, even in the countryside, are pretty well sign-posted, potentially with some English, and/or they might even have parking attendants. A lot of the time they're just free and park anywhere or if there's an attendant, there might be a small fee that they'll ask you to pay but overall not too difficult 😊
Great video! Where is the best place to rent a car from if I plan on visiting Hakone and the Fuji Shizuoka region?
Hi there! If you’re catching the Shinkansen to the area, you could get off at Atami or Mishima and rent a car from there. You could also catch the Romancecar train to Hakone-Yumoto and pick up a car there but just be a little careful as it can get very busy on the roads in Hakone, especially on weekends. Hope you have a lovely time! 😊
@@RoyandAimeethank you! I just booked a place in the Shizuoka region close to Heda lake. I think I’ll be driving around that area. Are most of the cars automatic?
Yes! Most of them are automatic. Hope you enjoy Shizuoka, it's a beautiful spot!
すごいね！！ Roy and Aimeeの動画を見ると、とてもワクワクするよ！ 2:45 →じゃがいもおじさんに注目！！（笑）
Ken! ビデオを見てくれてありがとうございます！じゃがいもおじさんは面白かったね。
Are there ways of getting to the countryside of japan without driving? I dont trust myself getting used to driving on the opposite side of the road coming from the US
That's understandable. You can get into a fair amount of the countryside with public transport but you'll need to plan well and know that some trains and buses only come once every hour.
mam love u
Thank you for watching 😊