I Cycled 750km Across Japan in a Week | Ft.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- Connor and I set off on a 750km cycle across Hokkaido in our Wackiest Weekend yet, as we battle for 8 days straight from Japan's most northern point (Wakkanai) to the city of Hakodate in the south.
⛩️ Immune Deficiency Foundation: primaryimmune.org/
Featuring @CDawgVA of @TrashTaste fame and @PremierTwo
Special thanks to Paul Ballard and Ian Rudd for making this epic journey possible!
00:00 Why Cycle 750km Across Hokkaido?
01:50 Day 1 - Japan's Most Extreme North, Wakkanai
10:01 Day 2 - The Crash Day
15:48 Day 3 - The Wet Day
18:33 Day 4 - The Perfect Day
22:04 Day 5 - Sapporo
25:39 Day 6 - The Longest Day (120km)
28:15 Day 7 - The Hardest Day
34:31 Day 8 - Arriving in Hakodate
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NOTIFICATION SQUAD: I still can't believe I was able to do this?! A huge thank you to everyone who cheered us on during the cycle! Despite the pain we went through, I think myself, Connor and the team agreed (aka. Van gang) that it was one of the most amazing journeys we've had this year and to be a part of an event that raised over $300,000 for charity made it all completely worthwhile.
I really hope we can do something similar next year! You can find the details for the Immune Deficiency Foundation here and a final thank you to everyone who donated! primaryimmune.org/
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It was weird and fun!
❤️❤️ Love from Cyprus Chris!
the “connor’s wife” line threw me way off guard lol Chris is adding more fuel to the flames
Same here. It made me rewatch a few times to make sure I heard it right and then realize it was a joke.
Same! It made me feel a twinge of jealousy until I heard Iron Mouse lol
He said that so normally and off handedly that I did several double takes because I heard them both say a time or 2 that they were just online friends and nothing more and I know how tight lipped Connor is about if he's in a relationship or not. I came to the coments to check.
The Connor shippers be dripping with that statement. I'm sure most people will recognize the sarcasm. I hope.
I couldn't help but giggle at tit. I mean they're basically "work married" at this point anyway so it's not too far off what's gone on lol.
Huge respect to Pete for staying in that cramped, cold van for many hours. what a hero !
Pretty much carried the video IMO
Van crew!
Also his idea to raise money for IDF, the Importance of Dental Flossing
@@CokeCheese he has his surgery later this month i believe, so he hasn't gone in yet
A vangang, ah! What a delight. Highlighting the true hero
They've filmed Wacky Weekend on weekdays before, but I think Chris is really stretching the definition of a weekend here.
Wacky week(end)
brilliant pun
Week End to End
Well I mean, if they began on a Saturday and it went for 8 days, you could call it Wacky Weekends (and everything in between). Weekends are whatever you want them to be.
Ever since my dad said he'd be gone for the weekend, this doesn't surprise me anymore.
I love how Chris can edit and script his videos in a way that’s still fast paced for TH-cam, without them feeling like an ADHD overload like some other channels. He’s really mastered the “this feels like a tv programme but for TH-cam” vibe
Chris "The Chad" Abroad in Japan
Agreed, it’s an art that he’s mastered
its one of the best youtube channels 100%
@@animeloverXinuyasha he’s the jedi of these kinds of videos
I literally didn't even notice this video was 40 minutes long it felt like 10
Lets give it up for Pete, who tirelessly worked so hard throughout this journey and even when times were tough, he continued to keep pushing through and made it to the end. Good on you Pete!!!
Connor and Chris really don't deserve the dedication they got from Pete here. He really went all out, what a guy.
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Man, imagine the coldness of the van where Pete sat on, couldnt even be half as hard as the cyclathon. Truly the most admiring man in this trip
Gotta have that important moral support HAHA!
I read this comment before watching the video ...and have come back to really admit it...pete's incredible....he didn't stop despite the insanely tiring conditions...he's a real man...gotta respect that
the editing in this is GORGEOUS
Agreed, definitely well-worth the over a month of effort put into it!
the Ronald Mc Ronald wink was 🤌🤌
The path splitting in half to reveal where they are on the map was so elegantly done 😃
random but ok
@fck peace that is a natural side effect of all Abroad in Japan videos honestly. For this reason I always eat either alongside this video or before it.
"Have friends that push you out of your comfort zone, and have friends that make you laugh." SO well said, Chris! Amazing video, amazing cycle, amazing fundraising, amazing team! Well done, all!
I love that pete showed his true American nature by giving rousing speeches full of positivity then immediately dove into the van
Big respect for Connor and Chris to do this for charity.
Mr Calf-able indeed
It's very kind of them. ^^
1:20 he said it. Now it's an official lore.
For doing this*
@@SetiKt I can't tell if I'm getting trolled anymore or if he actually married the gremlin
"Iron Mouse, Connor's wife and Twitch streamer." This cracked me up, especially after Chris being called Connor's boyfriend for ages.
Watched the vods over on Connor's streaming channel. This video really completes the experience. You gentlemen were absolutely mad for undertaking the journey but you should be proud of the accomplishment.
Oh the shippers and clippers are gonna have a field day with this one!!
instantly looked to the comments after i heard it and bam, one of the top comments lmao
I've always wondered the link between IronMouse and Connor since it's quite often and not sure where it began
@@CooroSnowFox It's a joke, Chris ofter mocks both of them, dw.
man is gonna get straight murdered by both of them
Amazing achievement - I have no idea how you guys did it! Thank you for putting together all the best highlights in a cohesive story so we can enjoy the beautiful scenery, good food, and tricky weather situations with you.
Never expected you to be here XD. I've been enjoying your content!
@@iamjohndeleon Aww thank you! Yeah, I like watching Japan vloggers. Hope to visit again someday.
omg i was literally just watching your videos! what a nice surprise to see u here :)
@@hana-rv6ru Lol, I should comment more often on the channels I follow. Thanks for your support!
Connor had such an impressive mobile setup, I was truly blown away that such a thing was even possible, even in 2022. While watching parts of the stream, I thought "how could Chris possibly film in these conditions while on the road and on stream for most of it". Yet once again the Abroad in Japan team has achieved high quality footage, excellent transitions and editing, and great moments. Well done, Chris and congratulations on completing such a difficult challenge
i think that's on japan telecom... but then they are in the middle of no where....
you can thank robcdee he is a twitch streamer that met up with connor before to help with the irl streaming set up
"Connor's wife and fellow Twitch streamer IronMouse." This made me laugh way too hard. And I bet Mousey will lose it over that remark as well.
This was an awesome video with some amazing footage (damn good drone shots) and commentary, telling the whole story yet very well complementing Connor's streams.
What an achievement. Not only physically by you two, but also the whole planning, filming, preperation, taking care of supplies at the stops, etc. Shoutout to Ian and Paul for this, they did an awesome job and really felt like a competent 'pit crew', as it were. Also Pete for the moral support, positive peptalks and overall Golden Retriever vibes. And let's not forget Mouse's and Pete's livestreams as well, putting even more eyes on this amazing achievement for a good cause, thus raising over 12½ times the original goal.
The viewers who donated are to be praised for their combined efforts raising way over 300K for the IDF. The entire community involved is to be lauded, and I'm honored to be part of it.
Overall, I would say: A stunning succes in many ways.
Yes, but did you know that Chris is ironmouse...
Complementing.
@@camfalafranca800 Truely.
Calm down lady
Goddang, there are only two "Connor's work wife" comment that I can find here. What happened?
LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Fancy seeing you here Dan 😂
Didn't expect to see you here 😂
It's dewit with dan!
Next up: Journey Across Japan - Hakodate to Tokyo Challenge with Chris and Dan!
@@gabrielgaranas only if Chris rides bitch
You two are amazing and as a 54 year old guy who has always wanted to see Japan, I am finally booking a trip and I will use everything I have learned from both of you to plan it. Thank you for sharing your lives, the laughs, the experience and culture. As a guy with an immune deficiency disease (which was a surprise seeing in this video) I am even more motivated. God bless you both.
Have a great trip!
Did you go in the end? Or not yet? Hope you the best man, have fun!
What a motivation! Best wishes on your trip
Good luck dude. Be safe!
Have fun mate!
As an amateur cyclist and someone with an absolute terrible immune system, what you two have done, and what everyone that supported the charity has done, is literal bonkers, congrats on finishing the ride and hitting this incredible milestone.
You have a fantastic immune system, you are alive in a sea of virus and bacteria that is our earth.
Congratulations to Pete for working so hard throughout this entire journey. Chris and Connor did okay too I guess
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Is Pete okay???🥺😂
I watched the stream while u guys were cycling and was counting days to when this video would come out!! Its finally here and i have to admit that this whole journey was a joy to watch!!
Shoutout to the crew for helping u guys make this all a reality, shoutout to Pete for being a goof and great job Connor & Chris for peddling through thick and thin for such an amazing cause!! This is why i love this channel so much!! ❤️
can you still watch the entire stream?
@@Solarstormflare well VODs on Twitch stay up 2 months. it should still be up, i hope. can't remember exactly how long ago this was
@@Solarstormflare all the twitch vods can be seen on the CDawgVODs youtube channel
The part with the walkie talkies and Chris saying Hans Gruber’s lines was gold. 🙌🏼 “Where are my detonators?!” 😂😂😂
Pete's motivational words made me laugh out loud multiple times. Every time he showed up in the video you knew what was coming, and it never disappointed!
I know I say this often, but your production is always epic. Also, big thumbs up for sticking with the Training arc goal.
Cheers man! This was a real team effort
Chris, and Connor, thank you so much for donating to that cause. I have severe Crohn’s disease and am about to have surgery in order to remove a part of my intestines/colon. I hope that research and development continues to save others from immune deficiency’s like mine and others so they don’t have to suffer the way I have. You have been a massive motivator of mine over the last few years and has helped me keep going watching your videos. I hope once I recover from surgery, get back to work and get more saved up, I can come to Japan and explore all these beautiful places you guys have visited. Cheers mate!
sending best wishes to your recovery from your surgery!
Good luck man!
wishing you all the best and for safe, meaningful travel time soon!!
Re-watching this about 6 months after i stopped drinking normal Cola all day and started cycling. I reached my goal to cycle to a neighboring town which is 45KM away and back home again. I am immensely proud of that - but also seeing you do that for 7 days in a row shows me that i still have a long way to go. This just gives me motivation to continue cycling and become fitter. Thinking about doing a big tour like this next summer
Did a cycling trip like this 20 years ago. Started in Wakkanai by going up to SOYA for the Northern most point in Japan and the monument for the Korean Airlines plane shot down by the Russians in 1983. Headed south mostly along the Japan Sea coast stopped in Sapporo, Esashi and Hakodate and bunch of places I can't remember. Harddest thing I'll probably ever do. Good job boys!
Don't forget Paul, Ian & Pete. The behind the scene MVPs that make this cycling across Hokkaido a success. Props to them.
Do this again next year and bring the whole trash taste crew and girls.
Garnt, Syd, Joey, Aki, Connor, and you.
Journey across Kyushu
Better yet: OPEN IT TO THE PUBLIC! The Abroad in Japan "INVASION! HOKKAIDO!" Cycling Tour. 🙂
@@rubaiyatu be responsible for idiots? Nty
Kyushu is like super mountanous tho, don't think they'd like that.
@@realisticadvisor9931 Name checks out
Yes!!!
The quality of these videos never cease to amaze me man. The beautiful shots you get to the sound and narration it's truly incredible, it looks like a show that should be on the BBC or something...
The scenery and production quality at 19:30 almost brought a tear to my eye. Great video Chris
That was heaven
I'm obsessed with the drone shots being edited to split down the middle of the road, so fucking CLEAN
Lol 🍄 🌭
These videos are an amazing combitnation of sites, sounds, and hilarious events. The skill thrust upon the raw film deserves recognition. Thank you for your hard work!
I absolutely love the editor parting the highways like a moses to show yall's progress
“Connor’s wife” 😂😂😂😂😂
very well done guys you should both be very proud of what you achieved!
1st thought: oh connors wife Surfers from a bigger illness?
2nd: wait.. his wife?
When mouse was mentioned: oh.. yea... lul, dumb dumb
You are right to congratulate *both* of them on Connor having a wife. Since said wife, Ironmouse, is Chris. Bride and groom deserve congratulations
This was such a blast to watch live!
You, Connor, Pete, and the crew absolutely _killed_ it. There aren’t enough kudos in the world to show the proper appreciation for your Herculean efforts.
I was thinking the same thing haha the live was amazing!!!
Laughed out loud, instant like, hahaha.
the drone shots are absolutely beautiful, Paul killed it. The resident pilot of the Van Gang STRIKES AGAIN!
Well done Pete .. you did so much for all of us... you are a true hero and an inspiration to every man woman and child
As a person who used to do 50 km (actually 32 miles for me) every other day, I have to raise my cap to you gents. Doing this without intensive prep makes it INCREDIBLY admirable. Seeing the section with you guys riding on dirt roads on road bikes made my balls hurt in empathy, because that is MISERABLE.
Also, amazing job on the editing and scoring as always Chris. Finally, Pete was SUCH a great addition to the crew for this trip, he cracked me the eff up (also, I didn't know the he and I are the same age!).
Oddly, with cycling, no prep is often as good as a lot of conditioning. Most moderately able people can cycle 100km in a day. But not many people can sit in a bike saddle for a whole day.
If you are really fit, you ride faster and your time in the saddle is diminished. If you are moderately fit it is really about how tough your butt is. Half hearted training can leave you going into the ride saddle sore without actually increasing your ability to ride fast. If you are doing some sort of binge ride like this, general cardio/fitness using the exercise you are most used to is better prep than road miles.
You can tell he’s British because of how creative he is and how good he is at complaining and making things sounds miserable it’s almost like done it his entire life
Connor or Chris? (A simple yes will suffice 😂)
@@petermilne2470 yes 😂😂
Complaining like an entitled British person is practically his entire brand.
@@buggiemara4902 entitled you say? OK.
only an american would write this comment
American Pete is so funny I’m glad he was able to join in. All of his scenes in the video made me laugh.
Mad respect to you and Connor for completing that cycle. That’s amazing. This is one of my favorite abroad in Japan videos
I love this video. For the past year I've been stuck in the house, rarely able to leave due to taking care of someone home with hospice. To say it's been a rough year would be an understatement, but it's videos like this, dreaming of a day I'll be able to do something similar again that helps keep me going.
"Connors wife" oh lord that has me dying
"Make sure your bike seat is the correct height, or you will suffer for it." This is so true, it's one of my pet peeves when I see other people with their seats too low. That and tires that are nearly deflated. Awesome to see Chris back out biking - fantastic photography and editing as always! This really brings out the beauty of Hokkaido in a way that's hard to appreciate from a car.
it also helps if you buy a bike actually MEANT for day to day use. a dutch omafiets is one such bike for example.. trust me. it saves a lot on your lower back since you're seated much more upright.
How do you work out what height to put it?
Yeah chris had the choice of having pain in his legs or in his back :D
@@rachelcookie321 Basically you want your leg fully extended, but not locked 100%, on the bottom pedal when when you're sitting. A lot of people adjust their seat height based on where they are standing on the ground, which means their legs never fully extend while cycling, which tires out your legs faster and puts more stain on your knees.
@@NLuck-eh5cd i see, thanks for the tip. I’ll adjust my bike before I ride it next.
I massively enjoyed the endless hours of your cycling, the shenanigans you guys had and the crew holding together the seams along the way. thank you everyone involved, it truly was a beautiful feat
Watched a lot of this live. It was a wild ride, from wholesome fans saying high, to Pete's amazing encouragement, to the amount of money you guys raised, it's amazing. Love the editing of this too though! Such a nice challenge with wholesome results all around.
I can't believe you managed to condense 8 days down into 40 minutes, truly remarkable. I would have watched 3+ hours of Chris-perspective footage from this journey. I hope you do something similar again, absolutely incredible how much was raised for such a good cause.
300.000 dollars raised for charity, that's amazing! Great job my man. And getting healthy at the same time, good on ya mate.
Huge respect for you both! I was actually emotional watching this and I have an immune deficiency disorder so it really means a lot ❤ so proud of you Chris and Connor ❤
you guys are absolute legends for doing this. not only did you guys finish the trip, but everything went to one hell of a charitable cause (i am still suffering from an autoimmune condition too, so i still cannot thank you guys enough) and i remember Connor mentioning on a separate stream that you guys spent your own money for food, lodging, and supplies. like, whatttt...i love you guys. i just wish i could have donated some more to support this wonderful adventure.
I really hope next year there's a part 2, where all the boys go for a cycle to raise more for charity!
Fantastic job and amazing editing and storytelling as always.
Hell yeah, that would be awesome.
This is not just a video, this is a most powerful inspiration and motivation I've seen in a long while. And to top it off you contributed a great deal in this world to charity with it.
I love cycling and am visiting Japan next year and am thinking of cycling across the country myself, seeing how incredibly beautiful it is. And at the same time doing something really meaningful in my life in contrast of constant work that I've been grinding to succeed in the past 5 years. A chapter of life to remember for sure.
Thank you Chris and Connor!
Chris...you really knock it out of the park with the cinematography, especially the coloring is amazing in this episode. Just incredible!
100% respect, lads.
As someone born with a primary immunodeficiency, raising money for a really, really worthwhile cause.
And not just because it Kay at some point be beneficial to me.
Walking into hospitals for immune replacement therapy, and seeing little kids hooked up to drips, fighting constant infections (I can have a pneumonia and not even know it, let alone cough), it's for those tiny sick kids that you're busting your arses on bikes.
Bloody good work!
11/10!!
My god those drone shots, Paul did an absolutely great work and he hardly get any recognition. My man Paul.
I'm around 6 minutes into the video and I'm wondering did the GoPro cause any trouble for you in your trip?
I've had issues for Go Pro overheating and switching off when I don't want it to. I know you're not really meant to record for more than 10 to 20 minutes at a time but sometimes when I turn off the GoPro that's when the action happens 😔
Surprisingly no issues with the GoPro 10! Had plenty with previous models though!
@@AbroadinJapan good to hear it's working well for you 😁
Really enjoying the video. Feels like a BBC travel show in quailty with the drone shots, B role and on screen graphics.
Well done fellas! Such an amazing accomplishment for an even better cause
the editing on this is phenomenal, the scenes where the road splits open to reveal the map is so creative and effective i just love it!
1:25 "Connor's wife"
oh yeah, chris is "abroad" with the joke
now we wait for our little gremlin's response
I couldn't stop smiling watching this brilliant recap of what went down during those 8 days. It was truly a memorable experience watching this happen live from start to end, interacting with other fans in chat, going on Pete's POV stream (PremierTwo) simultaneously to hang out with the Van Gang, cheering on Chris and Connor during the trickiest moments on the journey and more than anything - being able to be part of the amazing fundraiser for the IDF. Thank you so much guys for this! 😊
The two bits from the stream that seem to be missing in this (gorgeous, exquisitely edited) video recap are all the TTS Tomfoolery from the viewers and other Twitch personalities, and the INHUMAN amount of McDonalds Connor consumed at the end there. I was watching that stream and the amount this man put inside of him made ME feel sick. But it was a hell of a ride.
The editing in this is insane!! Amazing work on the cycle and this video Chris!
Even after watching this live it's always a treat to see the edited version, the scenery always looks so amazing in every one of your videos Chris!
The editing is absolutely amazing on this! Great job! I do believe Chris gave this edit to Paul. You did an amazing job, Paul or whoever edited this!
@@TwodeeTwodimensional ah sorry, will delete my comment as I was wrong
@@TwodeeTwodimensional No wonder it seemed different than usual. Felt more...kawaii XD
Was lucky to see the majority of this live. Massive respect to these two Brits conquering hills, rains, lorries and TTS.
The Van gang turned from immaculate support crew to legendary with the addition of everyone's favorite Golden Retriever.
Besides ginormous support of chat and their wallets, Mel and others made this further heartwarming
PS: how did you condense THIS to 40min? Mind-boggling
For real! This was a week’s worth of footage *from several cameras* and it’s less than an hour long yet concise snd entertaining-nicely done, Chris!
I think it's a clever approach to focus this video more around the story, scenery, and overall challenge and not show to much of the cyling itself. Leaving room for Connor's VODS to fill the gaps for those who want more.
This has been such an amazing journey, and it's basically what inspired me to start working towards my own 3-day biking trip between Lund and Gotheborg!
Way to go, guys!
the editing and cinematogrphy of this video is PHENOMENAL! I love cycling and I would sell my limbs to be able to cycle across japan, looks so fun!I live in an extremely hilly city so the part where you guys go up the hill in pain, i felt that. Absolutely treacherous.
Well done men, Pete couldn't have done this without you!
the drone shots were totally worth it, that scenery was gorgeous
Genuinely incredible job mate. This will be an experience you look back on very fondly.
You guys did so amazing! You should both be so proud of yourselves 😊 What an brilliant accomplishment and for such a great cause! CONGRATULATIONS GUYS!
"Conner's Wife" What joke did they pull on Chris?! 🤣
Watched the whole Cycle on Connors Twitch and it was a truly amazing journey! Thanks for taking us with you through Hokkaido~
Incredible effort you guys, and this video was STUNNING. Great job Chris.
I continue to be astonished by the production quality of these youtube videos. SO GOOD!
You, Connor, Pete + the van gang are LEGENDS. Love to see it.
Chris, your ability to tell a story is unmatched. How are you making me tear up during a cycling special! Incredibly proud of you and Connor, as well as the entire production team. Oh and of course, how can I forget about our American motivational speaker Pete!
So happy I was able to watch a little bit of the live stream!! Loved this video!! 🤩 Thank you for making amazing content!!
I tuned in every day at various points when Connor was streaming this and I've been looking forward to this video, Chris! You guys did an incredible job and should be so proud of yourselves. I'm really glad I got to be a part of this in some small way.
This was an unforgettable experience not just for you two, but for all of us who had the pleasure of interacting and experiencing it live through Connor's stream. From the bottom of my heart, and I think I speak for most people when I say this, *thank you*
It was a grueling week for cyclists, van people and viewers... and yet, the first day without hearing Connor complaining about something (wind, rain, cold, hills, Chris) was surprisingly sad. I think everyone was involved in something great.
Glad to at last hear Chris's version of the ride. For so long, he was 'the guy in front' so we heard so few of his thoughts. I almost did not recognise the island of uneven-weed-filled cycle lanes and pachinko parlours; that one person who tracked you all down to bring snacks, was so kind!
Pete touching some grass, checking Connor was not asleep in the toilet, the wedding chapel pizza and pasta... so many memories that you guys shared with us.
Kudos to everyone.
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i will never NOT have a smile on my face while watching a Chris video. You're always a great watch and it always feels like looking back fondly on memories with a good friend. Thank you for everything you do and please continue to be as healthy as you can be!
This was really masterfully crafted, narration, videography. You got a gift my man! Keep it up!
Commented on one of the stream vids, but as someone with one of the rare conditions that the IDF covers, you guys doing this made me cry. These conditions are so rare and don't get awareness and loads of funding. I just want you to realize how much this meant for people like myself.
Best of luck to ya Friend. Stay strong and happy.
The cinematography in this video is astounding! A true masterpiece.
The droneshots looked so good and I also really liked the transitions to the map and the floating text
I’m so proud that I can call these guys my favorite content creators. What an incredible achievement
Woah, what a monstrosity, this video, 40 minutes long! I think this is the second longest video on your channel after Natsuki: The Movie, must've been a hell of an editing job!
I saw you guys cycling through Connor's streams and I must formally congratulate both of you for completing the cycling marathon as well as raising such a large amount of money for a good cause!
Here's to you achieving your goal of getting fit by the end of the year, cheers!
It's crazy that each day is edited down to 5 minutes when they pretty much averaged 8 hrs a day cycling.
Chris. That part where you used the road lines to seperate the center the of the screen was genius editing
One of the best Abroad in Japan videos for a while!
Good guys doing good things!
Hey Pete!
Storytelling, entertainment, personality, quality & not to mention affable. Watching Chris upload and seemingly push the bar higher each time is always a treat. You inspire me and surely countless others Chris and Conner! (Pete too) keep it up! Also hats off to the editors and crew that could make something like this happen woohoo!
Perhaps this is one of the best edited videos you've posted yet, between filmic scenery and comedic relief, this episode is pure GOLD, keep up the amazing work Chris!
Your videos made me finally repair and ride my bike again after a three year break. I forgot how much fun it was and hopefully I'll get a little bit fitter, too. Thank you very much, I needed that :)
Amazing job Chris. This is my fav vid of yours yet! Next level stuff!
Knowing that every day on this trip Connor was pleading with Chris to get up earlier in the morning makes me chuckle 😂
Pete is such a great addition. Infectious optimism.
Bullshitter, extreme. 😆😆
Thank you so much guys for all your great content! I really enjoy watching your videos and they are aslo making me excited for every future visit to Japan!
I love how much new stuff I got to see, despite watching the entire ~70 hours of live stream between Connor and the Van Stream LOL. The drone shots were great! Plus we didn't get to see dinner chatter before, just lunch time. I wasn't sure if you were going to add all the crazy folks you came across or the incessant voice-to-text chat stream on Connors bike, you and Connor have two very different types of channels. I'm glad you invited Pete, he was a great mood booster in the end.
"Connor's wife and fellow Twitch streamer Ironmouse" hahaha, loved how he just casually slipped that in there
I had to replay to check if I heard correctly 😂😂
I'm so confused is she his wife?
@@afz3003 nope
@@naphbot134 well that clears everything up
He said it very clam and serious as it is not a joke, hahahaha
Once again I am blown away at the quality of the cinematography. If anyone else had filmed a bike ride across a country, I wouldn't watch it. But I knew as soon as I got the notification that it would be a masterpiece, and I wasn't wrong. Amazing work!
that edit was on point. video good as always , made me wanna rewatch the first cycling in japan !
I was on the streams every single day, you guys were amazing! Van Gang really came through for you guys!
Congratulations on everything, you guys are just incredible.
This was amazing watching it live on Connor's twitch channel. Huge congrats for doing this Chris, and a double huge congrats for you and Connor raising over $300,000 for an amazing charity. You both are an inspiration.