They are not well know to tourist, but one of the saddest parts, I found, about Hiroshima were the shadows. There are places were you can see the shadow of where a person was when the bomb went off. Because their body shielded the ground from the intense heat and light it left a permanent outline of their body in the concrete.
MauiSponge Like an amber sunset over a beach , kind of force of nature or a refreshing rain to the savannah. Not ...like a mudslide or red tide kind of force of nature.....just wanted to clarify . =D
its kind of crazy to think of the nuclear technology used 70 years ago, think of how much technology has advanced in 70 years. Now think how much a nuclear bomb has advanced since then...scary :o
***** That number is closer to what we saw in the Cold War era. The numbers of active nuclear weapons in the U.S. and Russia have been reduced greatly since then (reference: www.armscontrol.org/factsheets/Nuclearweaponswhohaswhat ).
***** I both believed that Iraq was developing weapons of mass destruction at the time of the American invasion, and that the people who decided to drop the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki did so because they believed that it was necessary to do so in order to end the war. With the evidence we have available to us now, I now believe neither of those things, but I do feel that each of those beliefs was reasonable based upon the relevant information I had at the respective times that I believed them. You seem to be implying that you believe that the U.S. and/or Russia have greater numbers of active nuclear weapons than they officially claim or is commonly believed. If that is what you believe, why do you believe that, and what do you imagine that the motivations of those responsible might be? Setting aside the issue of the feasibility of maintaining such a large-scale conspiracy in a liberal democracy about information that's ostensibly openly disclosed to the public (which I'm guessing we have some differing views about), I have difficulty imagining any plausible motivation for doing so. It seems to me that in the world as it is today, the only motivation that any country with a representative government or with non-representative, but still reasonable leaders has to develop or maintain nuclear weapons is to use them as deterrents to other countries attacking it. No country today plans to use a nuclear weapon for offensive purposes, or expects any other county to be willing to call its bluff that its ready to use them for defensive or retaliatory purposes. So if the whole purpose of having nuclear weapons today is to show others that you have them so that you'll never need to use them, what could possibly be the purpose of maintaining a much larger nuclear arsenal than you publicly claim? Additionally, if either the U.S. or Russia were to do so, and it was discovered, it would dramatically harm their public image internationally, and the trust between the two countries that their mutual disarmament efforts are based upon.
Thanks for touring around Hiroshima. I'm a grad student in Japan Studies at the University of Washington, currently writing a term paper on World War II, the American Occupation (1945-1952), and propaganda, so it was nice to see your tour. You mentioned that Japan is one of the most peaceful nations in the world (which is true). What you may not know (or maybe you do) is that the U.S. wrote Japan's constitution over a span of six days in 1946. We put in an anti-war clause (Article 9), disallowed them from having a military, etc. Its all pretty interesting. I've enjoyed your videos for a while now, so let me know if u ever wanna chat about it. -Chris
That's so amazing, I'm glad I watched this video. I've always learned about the bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki in school, but I never really had the chance to see real footage of where it occurred! Thanks for sharing!!
I had a friend in my senior year of high school who was born in Hiroshima and when she was telling us about herself in my world issues class she talked about the memorial there and that building or what was left from it standing. It's scary to see the devastation that those bombs did to innocent people. Japan looks very nice, it looks fun to explore ^ w ^.
Aww man its awesome to see that place again!!! Its such a cool coincidence that I lived 10 minuets from Miyajima for 2 years and thats where yall decided to visit. Thanks for the video!
I live in Hiroshima. Twenty years ago, at the Peace Memorial Park, I got a Canadian flag badge to Canadian travelers. It is good memories for me. In addition, please come to Japan. And, please UP the fun videos.
Thanks for the vlog, it changed my outlook on the bomb situation since in the USA we learned how the bombs just ended the war. It was interesting to see the bombs' impact in Japan ACTUALLY in Japan. Loved your Japan vlogs! I'll miss them but can't wait to see the Korea vlogs ^_^
Really loved this vlog! I've been to Hiroshima but didn't have enough time to visit the musuems, plus I was pretty young then. Glad I got to see it through you guys and hear your point of views as well. Thanks!
I really wanted to see the facial expression of Harry S. Truman when he saw the aftermath of Hiroshima & Nagasaki. I didn´t think he knew it would end so badly.
I have recently got admission into Hiroshima University and I am currently in Hiroshima. I am looking forward to visit the bomb sight and all the places you guys have in the video.
Damn! I need to start paying more attention to the vlogs. I live like 10 minutes away from Gembaku Dome. I'm so happy to hear you like Hiroshima okonomiyaki more than Kansai, and that you got soba over udon! I hope you guys had a great time in Hiroshima and Miyajima!
I've always wanted to go Japan ever since I was 8. You guys are so lucky that you get to go there! It looks like you guys had a blast! This is a vow I am making right now! I WILL go to Japan! No matter what happens!
Dear Greg and Mitch, I am going to Japan with my teacher in August and was wondering if you could teach me how to edit recordings like you do in your videos so I can make little vlog episodes to show to my family? I really enjoy your vlogs and can't wait for more! I wish my trip is as enjoyable as yours! :D Keep up the good work!
Um, first atom bomb ever? Pretty sure the first one was detonated in the midwestern united states somewhere. Unless of course you mean the first of the only two ever used in a war against another country, then you would be right, but if that is the case then saying "first ever" is still kinda misleading.
***** Actually it was in the states. It was called the Trinity nuclear test and it was detonated in New Mexico at the Trinity Site. The atomic bomb was named Gadget.
I screamed accidentally for the whole house to hear when they played kagemine rin's The Lost Ones Weeping. And seeing history from a different perspective really hit me. Here in America, for the first 5 grades, we only learned of America's history.
Props to you guys for making a point to visit the sites of the atomic bombings. I would, however, like to respond to this: 8:49: "As North Americans, we're only connected as, like 'oh, the atomic bomb helped end the war, helped win the war.'" I think that it's worth pointing out that that widespread understanding in the West of why the atomic bombs were dropped appears to be a false myth. From what we know today, it appears that Truman intentionally prolonged the war in order to give time for the bombs to be finished so that by using them we could intimidate the Soviets. The Japanese appear to have been ready to surrender as early as May of 1945, conditional upon an American guarantee that they would be able to keep their emperor as a constitutional monarch (which we ended up allowing anyway). The Japanese knew for months that they had lost the war, and their two big priorities in managing their defeat were ensuring that they could keep their emperor, and ensuring that they would not be made subject to communist rule. From what I understand, after the massive Soviet assault on August 9th, 1945, they felt that had run out of time, and needed to surrender to the Americans while they still had the chance, even without the assurance they wanted. The atomic bombings were seized as a pretext for the surrender, but it was really the Soviet entry into the Pacific theater of the war that forced them to surrender when they did. Supporting info/details: www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/349c3n/japanese_people_of_reddit_how_do_you_feel_about/cqsgsjk
Do you know how many years before the radiation subsided and people could live there again? Or was the city never really evacuated because they did not fully understand the effects of radiation at the time?
Hey, did you guys see the artifacts where they had these black shadows of human figures plastered on to them? That was terrifying to me knowing thats what's left of whoever was right there.
+Nyanco Chan Yeah, the temperatures caused by the blast, while only for the briefest instant, are hotter than our sun. And those VERY INEFFICIENT bombs only split about 30% or something their fissile fuel, yet leave only the shadows of people as they are literally vaporized... Think about if the USSR had not cut the yeild of the tsar bomb to 50 mega tons instead of the initial 100 megatons (1 megaton is the equal of 1 million tons of TNT), and mass produced it... The first generation atomic bombs were only in the kilotons (thousand tons)....
I'm going to say a few things about this topic.... I grew up Los Alamos, New Mexico, where the atomic bombs were created. Many people here regret it, and every year protestors come and march up and down downtown, on the day of Hiroshima. Still, it did win us the war, and Oppenhimer, and all those people hadn't done this, we would still possibly be under Nazi regime.Yes, this is absolutely awful and terrifying, and everyone in Los Alamos really truthfully wish that we never had to take to such extremes to win the war, for our tactics were absolutly awful,and still impact people to this day. But, please do tell of my town's story, because we did make this happen, but Los Alamos really is a peaceful, beautiful place. Yes, the Labratory that invented the bombs is still here, and even though I am also positive they are working on bombs (only a few weeks ago my freinds heard one going off) they are trying to find more peaceful solutions.
How long are you guys traveling total (Japan part and the Korean part, yes?). Also dare I ask: how much are you guys estimating everything is going to cost in total? I've been dreaming to go to Japan and/or Korea on a single trip (or just say screw it and do two different trips) however I'm still trying to gauge how much an amazing trip like the one you guys are doing will cost. Soooooooo jealous!!!
Collin Rogers how is that relevant, even if they were US citizens they still had nothing to do with the Atomic bombs or burning civilians alive in Nam or something, that's like blaming modern Scandinavians for Viking raids.
Bradley Noneofyourbizz Yeah, they have been involved, but historically, the US is obviously more warlike. I mean, they tried to invade canada in colonial times and failed...
Because with Hiroshima and Nagasaki, people really wanted to clean up stuff and got all the lethal radiation and contaminated things out of there soon enough to stop everything from just becoming un salvageable.... Chernobyl, erm.... Let's just say it like this: There was so much radiation coming from everywhere that hazmat suits wouldn't help you, and you were better off never ever being there again. And you still cannot directly face the melted out core without protection today IIRC. Radiation really does linger.
The two only atomic bombs were dropped on innocent people...it’s very messed up. Burning hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians for honestly no reason, it’s not okay. Atomic bombs should not be allowed no matter what. There is this (extremely sad) speech by Setsuko Thurlow (a survivor of the Hiroshima bombing) when she accepted the 2017 Nobel peace prize for ICAN, I recommend people check it out.
There are a lot of thoughts on this, yes it's it was a terrible choice for America, YET we gave Japan many warnings to surrender and they did not respond. So we did drop the bomb for a reason and gave out warnings, but it was still not the right decision.
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They are not well know to tourist, but one of the saddest parts, I found, about Hiroshima were the shadows. There are places were you can see the shadow of where a person was when the bomb went off. Because their body shielded the ground from the intense heat and light it left a permanent outline of their body in the concrete.
11:22 Golden Mitchell Moffitʻs voice is a force of nature.
MauiSponge Like an amber sunset over a beach , kind of force of nature or a refreshing rain to the savannah. Not ...like a mudslide or red tide kind of force of nature.....just wanted to clarify . =D
its kind of crazy to think of the nuclear technology used 70 years ago, think of how much technology has advanced in 70 years. Now think how much a nuclear bomb has advanced since then...scary :o
***** That number is closer to what we saw in the Cold War era. The numbers of active nuclear weapons in the U.S. and Russia have been reduced greatly since then (reference: www.armscontrol.org/factsheets/Nuclearweaponswhohaswhat ).
***** I both believed that Iraq was developing weapons of mass destruction at the time of the American invasion, and that the people who decided to drop the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki did so because they believed that it was necessary to do so in order to end the war. With the evidence we have available to us now, I now believe neither of those things, but I do feel that each of those beliefs was reasonable based upon the relevant information I had at the respective times that I believed them.
You seem to be implying that you believe that the U.S. and/or Russia have greater numbers of active nuclear weapons than they officially claim or is commonly believed. If that is what you believe, why do you believe that, and what do you imagine that the motivations of those responsible might be? Setting aside the issue of the feasibility of maintaining such a large-scale conspiracy in a liberal democracy about information that's ostensibly openly disclosed to the public (which I'm guessing we have some differing views about), I have difficulty imagining any plausible motivation for doing so.
It seems to me that in the world as it is today, the only motivation that any country with a representative government or with non-representative, but still reasonable leaders has to develop or maintain nuclear weapons is to use them as deterrents to other countries attacking it. No country today plans to use a nuclear weapon for offensive purposes, or expects any other county to be willing to call its bluff that its ready to use them for defensive or retaliatory purposes. So if the whole purpose of having nuclear weapons today is to show others that you have them so that you'll never need to use them, what could possibly be the purpose of maintaining a much larger nuclear arsenal than you publicly claim?
Additionally, if either the U.S. or Russia were to do so, and it was discovered, it would dramatically harm their public image internationally, and the trust between the two countries that their mutual disarmament efforts are based upon.
Ahaha those deer are ruthless. My brother once saw one casually eating a map.
TheProgrammingCuber i went, and they ate my english map...
2 years late whoops haha
Oh you guys! Thamk you for the 'virtual tour' and for being our sort of tour guides! Much love! ☆☆☆
Thanks for touring around Hiroshima. I'm a grad student in Japan Studies at the University of Washington, currently writing a term paper on World War II, the American Occupation (1945-1952), and propaganda, so it was nice to see your tour. You mentioned that Japan is one of the most peaceful nations in the world (which is true). What you may not know (or maybe you do) is that the U.S. wrote Japan's constitution over a span of six days in 1946. We put in an anti-war clause (Article 9), disallowed them from having a military, etc. Its all pretty interesting. I've enjoyed your videos for a while now, so let me know if u ever wanna chat about it.
-Chris
The song at 09:09 is called the lost one's weeping, if you were wondering, and is sung by Hatsune Miku.
I love that song
That's so amazing, I'm glad I watched this video. I've always learned about the bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki in school, but I never really had the chance to see real footage of where it occurred! Thanks for sharing!!
I’ve been loving watching your videos. Really fun to watch while eating breakfast before a long day 👍😃
This makes me so happy, living in Japan for a summer was the best thing that happened to me 😊 I have such a special place in my heart for that place
I had a friend in my senior year of high school who was born in Hiroshima and when she was telling us about herself in my world issues class she talked about the memorial there and that building or what was left from it standing. It's scary to see the devastation that those bombs did to innocent people.
Japan looks very nice, it looks fun to explore ^ w ^.
and this Logan Pail, is how to be respectful while visiting Japan
These vlogs have been amazing, such a beautiful place. Hope I get to visit one day. The museum looked so moving.
Aww man its awesome to see that place again!!! Its such a cool coincidence that I lived 10 minuets from Miyajima for 2 years and thats where yall decided to visit. Thanks for the video!
OMG, you guys should do an ASAP Science on why Mitch got more mosquito bites than Greg!
This video made my night. Especially the karaoke part. My jaw was on the floor with the bar tenders singing !
Those girls in 9:08 are playing Lost one's weeping
I live in Hiroshima. Twenty years ago, at the Peace Memorial Park, I got a Canadian flag badge to Canadian travelers. It is good memories for me. In addition, please come to Japan. And, please UP the fun videos.
Thank God i decided to look you up on youtube! Im dying in boredomness since i'w been sick few days. + having a really boring summer.
9:40 Mitch is so happy. It’s kinda funny but also really cute.
11:22 How much ethanol was involved was involved with that?
+Bradley Noneofyourbizz but he's really good to be honest. I like his album
Thanks for the vlog, it changed my outlook on the bomb situation since in the USA we learned how the bombs just ended the war. It was interesting to see the bombs' impact in Japan ACTUALLY in Japan. Loved your Japan vlogs! I'll miss them but can't wait to see the Korea vlogs ^_^
these vlogs are giving me life!
OMG! The singing though... I love you guys! But really informative about the Hiroshima nuclear bomb!
Really loved this vlog! I've been to Hiroshima but didn't have enough time to visit the musuems, plus I was pretty young then. Glad I got to see it through you guys and hear your point of views as well.
Thanks!
I'm glad to see in not the only one who climbs hills on vacation!!!
Omg i was there ! It's so amazing to see you guys here ! I hope you enjoyed it ❤️
I really wanted to see the facial expression of Harry S. Truman when he saw the aftermath of Hiroshima & Nagasaki. I didn´t think he knew it would end so badly.
Mitch that voice yaaas.
Slay queen!
Learned a lot by watching this vlog. Thanks for that! :)
Mitch's karaoke! I love it !
"Bit of a sad setting" => Ground zero of an atomic bomb
I have recently got admission into Hiroshima University and I am currently in Hiroshima. I am looking forward to visit the bomb sight and all the places you guys have in the video.
Damn! I need to start paying more attention to the vlogs.
I live like 10 minutes away from Gembaku Dome. I'm so happy to hear you like Hiroshima okonomiyaki more than Kansai, and that you got soba over udon!
I hope you guys had a great time in Hiroshima and Miyajima!
LOVE these vlogs! Keep em coming!
I've always wanted to go Japan ever since I was 8. You guys are so lucky that you get to go there! It looks like you guys had a blast! This is a vow I am making right now! I WILL go to Japan! No matter what happens!
Dear Greg and Mitch,
I am going to Japan with my teacher in August and was wondering if you could teach me how to edit recordings like you do in your videos so I can make little vlog episodes to show to my family? I really enjoy your vlogs and can't wait for more! I wish my trip is as enjoyable as yours! :D Keep up the good work!
Florbz lucky ;c
Would love to hear about the preparations (specially buying the Baseball game tickets) and an estimate of how much was spent in this beautiful trip.
"All around the world, ice cream is the same"
- Greg, 2015 -
I LAUGHED SO HARD AT THIS HAHHAHHA
In Japan the people who drive the trains have their timetables written with not only minutes but with seconds so they don't get the time wrong
i loved you japan vlogs! they were really nice.
Um, first atom bomb ever? Pretty sure the first one was detonated in the midwestern united states somewhere. Unless of course you mean the first of the only two ever used in a war against another country, then you would be right, but if that is the case then saying "first ever" is still kinda misleading.
***** It wasn't in the States. The first Atomic Bomb was detonated in Mexico.
***** The first Atomic Bomb was detonated in New Mexico.
Same thing, no? If not where is New Mexico?
***** Actually it was in the states. It was called the Trinity nuclear test and it was detonated in New Mexico at the Trinity Site. The atomic bomb was named Gadget.
***** New Mexico is a US state. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinity_(nuclear_test)
Loving these vlogs guys!
Fun interesting trip :) Guy in the Reebok t-shirt though :P Oh my
Wow. That would have been one of the most incredible pieces of history to visit...
I screamed accidentally for the whole house to hear when they played kagemine rin's The Lost Ones Weeping. And seeing history from a different perspective really hit me. Here in America, for the first 5 grades, we only learned of America's history.
I've always wanted to wear that school uniform that the kids do xD
Props to you guys for making a point to visit the sites of the atomic bombings.
I would, however, like to respond to this:
8:49: "As North Americans, we're only connected as, like 'oh, the atomic bomb helped end the war, helped win the war.'"
I think that it's worth pointing out that that widespread understanding in the West of why the atomic bombs were dropped appears to be a false myth. From what we know today, it appears that Truman intentionally prolonged the war in order to give time for the bombs to be finished so that by using them we could intimidate the Soviets. The Japanese appear to have been ready to surrender as early as May of 1945, conditional upon an American guarantee that they would be able to keep their emperor as a constitutional monarch (which we ended up allowing anyway).
The Japanese knew for months that they had lost the war, and their two big priorities in managing their defeat were ensuring that they could keep their emperor, and ensuring that they would not be made subject to communist rule. From what I understand, after the massive Soviet assault on August 9th, 1945, they felt that had run out of time, and needed to surrender to the Americans while they still had the chance, even without the assurance they wanted. The atomic bombings were seized as a pretext for the surrender, but it was really the Soviet entry into the Pacific theater of the war that forced them to surrender when they did.
Supporting info/details: www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/349c3n/japanese_people_of_reddit_how_do_you_feel_about/cqsgsjk
I'm new to your channels and I love everything already
9:08 gurl, they are killing it And the karaoke hahaha
Im living for these vlogs
greg- that's a "melon pan"--> melon bread and they're awesome :)
rather than just seeing ppl play maimai, did you guys tried to play it? amg its the best rythm based arcade game ever!
i cant wait until you post you next vlog because im korean and i just want to know what you guys think about it and where you will go
u guys r AWESOME!!!! I wish I could be u guys traveling 😞
Omg the two dudes doing karaoke showed you up they were amazing
Best vlogs ever you guys! Awesome
I love these travel blogs
Do you know how many years before the radiation subsided and people could live there again? Or was the city never really evacuated because they did not fully understand the effects of radiation at the time?
I was at the museum last month and it was so sad... :(
Hey, did you guys see the artifacts where they had these black shadows of human figures plastered on to them? That was terrifying to me knowing thats what's left of whoever was right there.
+Nyanco Chan Yeah, the temperatures caused by the blast, while only for the briefest instant, are hotter than our sun. And those VERY INEFFICIENT bombs only split about 30% or something their fissile fuel, yet leave only the shadows of people as they are literally vaporized... Think about if the USSR had not cut the yeild of the tsar bomb to 50 mega tons instead of the initial 100 megatons (1 megaton is the equal of 1 million tons of TNT), and mass produced it... The first generation atomic bombs were only in the kilotons (thousand tons)....
Yaaay im really excited for the new vlogs :D I love korea so much hehe
You two should come to Winnipeg to visit the Canadian Museumm for Human Rights!
I'm going to say a few things about this topic.... I grew up Los Alamos, New Mexico, where the atomic bombs were created. Many people here regret it, and every year protestors come and march up and down downtown, on the day of Hiroshima. Still, it did win us the war, and Oppenhimer, and all those people hadn't done this, we would still possibly be under Nazi regime.Yes, this is absolutely awful and terrifying, and everyone in Los Alamos really truthfully wish that we never had to take to such extremes to win the war, for our tactics were absolutly awful,and still impact people to this day. But, please do tell of my town's story, because we did make this happen, but Los Alamos really is a peaceful, beautiful place. Yes, the Labratory that invented the bombs is still here, and even though I am also positive they are working on bombs (only a few weeks ago my freinds heard one going off) they are trying to find more peaceful solutions.
Great video, guys.
Hey Mitchell and Greg I was wondering if I could download your videos?
How long are you guys traveling total (Japan part and the Korean part, yes?).
Also dare I ask: how much are you guys estimating everything is going to cost in total?
I've been dreaming to go to Japan and/or Korea on a single trip (or just say screw it and do two different trips) however I'm still trying to gauge how much an amazing trip like the one you guys are doing will cost.
Soooooooo jealous!!!
same.
I don't think I can afford it right now.
Also kinda sucks that traveling is cheaper pp when you go with two people/a couple than on your own.
that food looked amazing!
I wonder if the Japanese citizens were happy to see them there. Especially in Hiroshima
Well they are Canadian so they have nothing to do with it like all wars
Collin Rogers Canada's never been involved in war? Sure. Uh huh.
INTRINSIC As long as you don't have an American flag on you where ever you travel in Asia or the Middle East, you're good.
Collin Rogers how is that relevant, even if they were US citizens they still had nothing to do with the Atomic bombs or burning civilians alive in Nam or something, that's like blaming modern Scandinavians for Viking raids.
Bradley Noneofyourbizz Yeah, they have been involved, but historically, the US is obviously more warlike. I mean, they tried to invade canada in colonial times and failed...
Captain here, first atomic bomb was sused in NewMexico,
During testing
LOL, you guys should do a travel vlog!
Well, Melon is the japanese (and Spanish) word for Cantaloupe.
Where in Japan are they? Like where in Hiroshima?
Thank you for answering?
At 14:34 people were looking at you as if you were tour guide or something xD
Mitch you have a beautiful voice!!!
Have you guys ever been to Saipan?
HEY CREATE A VIDEO ABOUT:
WHY CAN PEOPLE LIVE IN HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI NOW, BUT NOT CHERNOBYL?
Because with Hiroshima and Nagasaki, people really wanted to clean up stuff and got all the lethal radiation and contaminated things out of there soon enough to stop everything from just becoming un salvageable.... Chernobyl, erm.... Let's just say it like this: There was so much radiation coming from everywhere that hazmat suits wouldn't help you, and you were better off never ever being there again. And you still cannot directly face the melted out core without protection today IIRC. Radiation really does linger.
+Holly Jane Miller yup. I saw pictures in one of my classes and it looked…how do I put it…unsettling to see
The United States currently contains the greatest amount of nuclear weapons in the world. 4,760 warheads total and I believe around 1, 597 deployed.
OMO I (as Korean and having some Korean relatives that died) I didn't know they had that memorial
Me neither and might've have Korean relatives that could've died in the attack
the japanese karaoke guys, sugoiii :o
Great video, guys :-)
The two only atomic bombs were dropped on innocent people...it’s very messed up. Burning hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians for honestly no reason, it’s not okay. Atomic bombs should not be allowed no matter what. There is this (extremely sad) speech by Setsuko Thurlow (a survivor of the Hiroshima bombing) when she accepted the 2017 Nobel peace prize for ICAN, I recommend people check it out.
Wouldn't there be a lot of radiation? In chernoble i know you cant get within so many hundred meters of it
Now that you're in Korea... EAT LIVE SQUID EAT LIVE SQUID
Live squid is so good
oh korea im from there hope u guys have fun in korea
OMG from Japan to Korea, if you guys could only take me with you... I mean it would be really nice AND AWESOME!:D
I love twist cones.
Is the only information peaple had about japan was your vlogs, they would think that japan was 60% food 20% hills 15%houses, and 5% culture+art XP
Extra points to all the people in this video.
Before 301+ club! yeahh! :D
that was nice, thanks for sharing
I need the name of that song at 10:55
Bernardo Patiño You're a bit late on that train, bro
Ştefana B |.-.| YOLO
Ştefana B And coming up next....Rick Rolling!
Bradley Noneofyourbizz we know each other, for so long
Anyone knows where to find the original song track of 'Shower' by 清水 翔太? All I found on youtube are covers. A bunch of thanks in advance!
Technically wasn't the first bomb of its type, but I digress.
The melon thing you had was melon pan.
There are a lot of thoughts on this, yes it's it was a terrible choice for America, YET we gave Japan many warnings to surrender and they did not respond. So we did drop the bomb for a reason and gave out warnings, but it was still not the right decision.
are you sweaty because of the thin air or something?
BaltronRZ Because he's a hot man!
Bradley Noneofyourbizz Gotcha
Well, mainly because it was such a long hike to get to there, but also because it's May and when it's Springtime/Summer in Japan it gets very humid
Love you guys ok can you guys tell me why the pencils move in the game Charlie Charlie
Actually many historians debate if the atomic bomb was necessary to win the war. Most believe it wasn't.
I know which vlogs I'll be watching after I've failed my exams - I'll be able to visit Japan without spending 💷💷💷
Don't sit on stairs ! They really don't like when people sit in stairs !