Other travel channels are so highly edited that they don't even seem real, but this one will show you how to fight with ferry curtains and only realize there's a bathtub when it's actually in view.
>Costing $207 USD in the "off season", $337 USD normally for solo traveler Wow, that's a lot for a ferry- >6pm to 2pm the next day, double beds, private balcony, room drinks, own bathtub ...Well, for two people that would be a nice way to travel over night!
It's actually pretty comparable to shinkansen price for the same route (unless you get the foreigner JR pass). Hokkaido to Tokyo is always cheapest and fastest to fly, but this seems so much more fun and interesting, definitely adding to bucket list
ferry rooms as well as japanese hotel rooms generally are booked per person, not per room. so if you travel alone, you get a better deal than when you book a room for 2 people, with two people. It can be quite frustrating sometimes.
Its perfect, im addicted all my life, i wanted to travel to Japan, and now that i woulf finaly be able to Covid must happen, its like a curse :( but at least i discovered this Channel.
@@cantond0g It's not really public transport, it's a cruise. If you wanted to be practical, you'd fly. This route is 1.5 hours by plane, and will run you a little over $100. Japanese don't take long vacations due to work, so they wouldn't take a week-long international cruise. The ferry is mainly for trucks and freight, with the cruise part added on. (The Japanese rail system is highly limited for freight)
I felt anxious and bad so I decided to watch something nice and calming before going to bed, your videos help a lot ❤ thank you for your videos, I dream to one day make also trips like these!!
Yes I love the overnight ferries in Japan! It's like a short cruise! 😁 And it's great because people can take like a mini vacation before arriving to their destination. Looking forward for more awesome contents from you. 😊
9:04 I'm Japanese, and I can tell drinking milk (or variants like coffee milk, fruit milk etc.) after taking public bath is so popular in Japan that people need a sign if vending machine is not around. Otherwise some of them will ask "Excuse me, but do you have vending machines around here?"
@@Indrakusuma_a my guess (I’m not Japanese but I am a milk lover) is milk is really refreshing and has great nutrients in it. So I would assume they drink it after a bath to help rehydrate and get those nutrients since you would be sweating from the bath.
I was surprised the first time I went to an onsen that there was a milk vending machine not only in the changing rooms but outside in the public areas too. I tried it, coz you have to, and it was indeed refreshing. I just had regular milk.
@@rhino1876 it is considered nutritious and hydrating today, but the real backstory has more to do with capitalism and product marketing. Many Japanese homes didn’t have refrigerators well into the 20th century and makers of coffee milk (and later just milk) realized that bathhouses were a good place to set up vending machines with their product because they were places that were frequently visited by the public and in most neighborhoods (baths also being rare in Japanese homes too). So it became common to find the vending machines in bathhouses. Now, it’s just become something that Japanese people associate together...drinking milk after an onsen or public bath visit.
@@dylangerardibanez6865 They're vehicle ferries. I was on one 15 years ago in very rough conditions. Scandinavian Seaways Copenhagen to Oslo and return.
I love all the alarms you set to make sure you get up for the sunrise! LOL!! I do the same thing!! 😂 Thank you for the travel videos; they are really fun to watch!
I just adore how chill and relaxed this is! It feels so realistic! Someone get this man premium travel experiences, he is the only one I trust to give an honest and thorough review!
Your channel was such a nice thing to find, especially during a time where we really can't travel as much as we would like, or even at all. Thank you for all of the work you put into these videos!
As a Great Lakes ferry captain and one that has sailed in many waters, I would say that the first vessel you pointed out as a fishing vessel could or could not be that. You were a long ways off from her, but her profile leads me to believe that she is a crab boat without pots on board. The second boat you pointed out is a trawler. Definitely a fishing vessel.
@@trailerparksupervisor7046 the first or second? The first may have been crab as they need a big flat deck to bring the cages on board, the second was a fishing boat for sure.... a small boat but definitely fishing...
I would be over the moon if I were to have that experience. Being 70 and living in Houston Texas is limiting. Too many in today’s hectic world don’t take the time to enjoy nature. They would rather sleep. Too bad. Love your channel!🐾🐾💕
I lol at "milk vending machine". And they even put up 2 notice panels! The view of the ocean from your balcony was absolutely stunning (I love how the color of the ocean changed). I had a chance to see sunrise from a boat and till this day, it's still the best sunrise ever. Seeing sunrise at the middle of the sea is always a great experience and something worth waking up early for. I'm glad I found your channel on youtube recommendation. Your videos felt so calm to watch. I really enjoyed them.
I’m binge watching your video. Thank you English subtitles so foreign viewers can relate on your context. Definitely make me want to go touring using other ways except plane during visits in Japan. Hope we all can travel again after defeating this virus💪🏻
I discovered your channel yesterday and watched all your videos today! They're really enjoyable and it feels like I get a real glimpse of what it's like to travel on these ferries! Your editing is top notch! If I may ask, what camera do you use to shoot your footage?
I literally just found your channel today and feel so privileged to be here before you blow up! I have watched all your videos and am hooked. Thank you for showing us different ways to travel. I can’t wait to travel to Japan again. Maybe I’ll try a ferry ride. I don’t speak Japanese, but seeing your videos makes me feel like I can do it too.
I've been enjoying all your videos. This ferry room looked so nice especially with the balcony. The buffet looked pretty good too. Such a peaceful way to travel.
I would never think of a ferry ride has being something more a overnight hotel stay. How I would love to experience a trip like this one day. Btw, I wouldn’t mind the Hamburg buffet lol, I love Hamburgs!
There are ferries crossing the Baltic sea that is a mix between hotels and nightclubs. Or floating restaurants while you go to Aland (island between Sweden and Finland that's technically part of Finland but most speak Swedish). I've been on the latter a couple of times with my mom.
I guess it makes sense that they would serve hamburgs in a first-class affair - after all, the Japanese don't get access to beef all that much, so getting a wide selection of different types of hamburg is probably a delicacy to them. It's like the equivalent of Westerners getting served lobster and seafood in first-class, only in reverse.
Watching your video makes me want to take the ferry too, overnight is ok. I like your video because there isn't someone talking endlessly about this or that.
Very nice! Both the accommodations and the food looks very good. All of your videos I've watched are interesting and a pleasure. Thanks for sharing your travels. 🥰
Thank you for not putting any background music or anything like that, It really felt like I was travelling with you because I could hear all the original sound, even the wind!
We cruised around Japan and then did two weeks road/train travel in 2019. This looks as good-as the cruise part. Planning to get back some day and I think we need to put this on our to do list for a slower way to get around. I never knew ferry service could be this amazing.
Lol the milk vending machine is important cause once you finish the hot spring in a public bath, they need to drink milk right away. All my Japanese friends do the same thing.
The milk vending machine made me smile too. Glad you got to sit on the balcony for a while! Of interest to me is the different carpets and floor designs everywhere! Thanks for sharing your travels.
@Lance Counihan He deal with everything which within your knowledge and beyond. Your evil mind never reach that height to understand His sovereignty and authority over His creation.
Wow, I've travelled to the UK from Guernsey by ferry many times. Our ferries are the pits compared to this one! Even premium cabins there is no comparison. So jealous!
Lovely! I love being alone on the ocean at night; especially bundled up warm, safe, and dry when it’s rainy, windy, and cold. I would have spent the entire night on the balcony.
Sometimes i hate travel content because they were just speaking too much or getting excited over small things. But i really love yours, without talking but the caption is enough for describe what you thought. So i can feel the view instead as if i'm the one who's recording it. Thankyou so much💓💓 can't wait to watch another journey.
Ferries always make me really nostalgic. when i was a child my family would take ferries like this to travel to our vacation destination all the time (tho none of the first class rooms haha). i have so many fond memories just looking out onto the ocean and exploring the ship! this video really makes me want to travel by ferry once this entire pandemic situation is getting better! thank you for your content! i stumbled across your channel just a few days ago and i might just have to binge watch more of your vids :D
The ferry seems like a very comfortable way to travel: I’d imagine that you could sleep very well in that kind of cabin, and the food options didn’t look too bad. I think I would try it if I had the time.
The signs for the milk vending machine are there because it's pretty common to have a cold glass of milk after a hot bath. It's prevalent even in anime and manga
Thank you for your peaceful videos of Japan by public transport. It lovely to see the normal Japan: not the TV Japan. I love the sound. Please enjoy making more of these: I will enjoy watching them in Australia.
Thanks for this! You're giving me lots of ideas for the next time I am in Japan. I had hoped to spend a month traveling there this year but the pandemic stopped that. But there will be a next time!
Watched this older video today: what a great sunset 💯 but the newer videos has a better editing. Thank you for let us travel with you in Japan. Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹
Great shot of that sunrise! I'm surprised it rises so early there. I wish there were ferries like that near me; pretty much all of the ferries I've been on only have a few hours' sailing time.
I recently lost my dear wife to pancreatic cancer. We used to travel by ship, by train, and by car. We had retired and we looked forward to spending our sunset years together. But it was not to be. Now I don't want to travel because if I return to the places that we visited together, the pain of remembrance will be too great. And sadness will overtake me. These calm and interesting videos somehow give me comfort for I can stay home but still share in the experience. Thank you.
Amazing ferry ride~! The room was great and the ferry had good amenities. Thank you for another fantastic tour and presentation. I was just wondering why you preferred a public bath when you had a bathtub in the room? Just curious to know. :)
Very nice video of your cruise 🛳 👌 I especially like that you show and explain each meal that you have on board even if it's mainly hamburger steaks😋 I haven't been to Japan in several years but now I'm definitely going to take your advice and try this cruise! Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work 👏
It's well inside the northern hemisphere, so if this was shot close to the date of uploading it's not a very surprising thing. The sun rises at roughly the same time in Turkey, Spain and NYC (depending on where in the time zone you are)
It rises at that time too in the summer in the USA. It rises at that time everywhere in the world in the summer. Time zones are consistent. Daylight savings time is what messes it up so it rises at 5am due to the time adjustment.
@@frankiegiltner6163 No it doesn't rise at the same time everywhere in the world. Compare sunrises on june 21 between Capetown, SA and Helsinki, Finland and you'll see quite the difference, while they're both in the same timezone. Sunrises are the same at all longitudes at the same latitude, but they differ across latitudes
@@frankiegiltner6163 Ever heard of the Midnight sun? Go north enough and the sun doesn't set in summer. Heck, most of Sweden won't have any darkness in the middle of summer. The opposite is true in winter. In December it can get dark really early and the sun barely rise. Further north, the sun doesn't rise for several weeks.
Great video! I have to admit, these ferry rides you post are very interesting…..I can see wanting to try one out, if I ever travel all the way to Japan from the US!
Not sure of the size on a ferry, but public baths tend to be huge to accommodate lots of people. Mix that with the low passenger amount and he probably gets an entire spa to himself.
Public baths are the size of a small pool or a hot tub, it must be pretty nice to be in a bath like that. It also must be a nice experience to try on a ferry (:
I just subscribed because I really enjoyed the video and commentaries very much! It is very relaxing and reminds me of the wonderful time I travelled in Japan. I hope I can experience all of these once the pandemic is over :)
Other travel channels are so highly edited that they don't even seem real, but this one will show you how to fight with ferry curtains and only realize there's a bathtub when it's actually in view.
My favorite is when he sees a vending machine and points it out, then does not use it.
With uncountable spelling errors
@@sadmansaminkhan7501 That's where the charm lyes.
There's a hint of awkwardness to it, and that's good because it's more authentic. Everyone struggles with something inside their hotel room.
This one highly edit too, but you wont see all the cuts and erasers
I’m just in awe of the fact that you can take video that makes it look like you are the only person on the ferry!
Off season traveling.
It would be nice to bring someone along to talk to. Especially when you have a double room and there are so many places on board to explore.
@@oklahomaisok No it wouldn't. You're on the wrong channel buddy, this is SOLO traveling. We enjoy quiet and peace.
@Gerry S.S you realize he's showing his personal opinion by having subtitles on the video, right?
@@oklahomaisok the quiet is a nice and welcome change!!!
I shall never tire of the cute misspellings like "soup" for "soap".
His English is better than our Japanese. 🏯
And Lay insted of Lie
@@Outandaboutwithpoggy yes but many native English speakers mix those up.
For that 'full-body flavor'!
@@Outandaboutwithpoggy
Actually I thought I saw "lye" like the chemical.
>Costing $207 USD in the "off season", $337 USD normally for solo traveler
Wow, that's a lot for a ferry-
>6pm to 2pm the next day, double beds, private balcony, room drinks, own bathtub
...Well, for two people that would be a nice way to travel over night!
It's 3!!! At first I thought it was too expensive, but upon knowing that it has a balcony, and is good for 3 people, it's veryyyy worth it
I think the food shouldn't be as expensive if you booked a room.
@@ac9901 yeah but the 3rd person would most likely be a child so not making it cheaper really
It's actually pretty comparable to shinkansen price for the same route (unless you get the foreigner JR pass). Hokkaido to Tokyo is always cheapest and fastest to fly, but this seems so much more fun and interesting, definitely adding to bucket list
ferry rooms as well as japanese hotel rooms generally are booked per person, not per room. so if you travel alone, you get a better deal than when you book a room for 2 people, with two people. It can be quite frustrating sometimes.
The room is awesome but I can’t get over how funny the all hamburger buffet is. Would have loved to be in the meeting where they decided on that.
The chef just went rogue,
@@divinemoments5344 going rogue? That doesn’t sound very Japanese to me. Lol
Was it a themed dinner? 😂
Chef 1: We need Hamburgre buffeeeeeeet!!
All Chefs: HAI!!!
Reminds me of that one time when Trump invited college champion team to White House.
I love how mundane this all is. "Man uses public transport"
I can't stop watching
Man uses public transport - in Japan! It's so funny how different their standards are when it comes to that.
If I had the money I’d travel to Japan and make good use of the trains and overnight ferries…this is the way to travel…
I have never been so captivated by a milk vending machine in my life.
Its perfect, im addicted all my life, i wanted to travel to Japan, and now that i woulf finaly be able to Covid must happen, its like a curse :( but at least i discovered this Channel.
@@cantond0g It's not really public transport, it's a cruise. If you wanted to be practical, you'd fly. This route is 1.5 hours by plane, and will run you a little over $100. Japanese don't take long vacations due to work, so they wouldn't take a week-long international cruise. The ferry is mainly for trucks and freight, with the cruise part added on. (The Japanese rail system is highly limited for freight)
I felt anxious and bad so I decided to watch something nice and calming before going to bed, your videos help a lot ❤ thank you for your videos, I dream to one day make also trips like these!!
I think the algorithm has brought us all here to relax and drift off to slumber land. I have really enjoyed the videos so calming.
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Yes I love the overnight ferries in Japan! It's like a short cruise! 😁
And it's great because people can take like a mini vacation before arriving to their destination. Looking forward for more awesome contents from you. 😊
I like the way you describe it as a mini vacation! Yeah, it is. Thanks for your words!
9:04
I'm Japanese, and I can tell drinking milk (or variants like coffee milk, fruit milk etc.) after taking public bath is so popular in Japan that people need a sign if vending machine is not around. Otherwise some of them will ask "Excuse me, but do you have vending machines around here?"
Wondering the reason though, why milk after bath?_?
@@Indrakusuma_a yeah
@@Indrakusuma_a my guess (I’m not Japanese but I am a milk lover) is milk is really refreshing and has great nutrients in it. So I would assume they drink it after a bath to help rehydrate and get those nutrients since you would be sweating from the bath.
I was surprised the first time I went to an onsen that there was a milk vending machine not only in the changing rooms but outside in the public areas too. I tried it, coz you have to, and it was indeed refreshing. I just had regular milk.
@@rhino1876 it is considered nutritious and hydrating today, but the real backstory has more to do with capitalism and product marketing. Many Japanese homes didn’t have refrigerators well into the 20th century and makers of coffee milk (and later just milk) realized that bathhouses were a good place to set up vending machines with their product because they were places that were frequently visited by the public and in most neighborhoods (baths also being rare in Japanese homes too). So it became common to find the vending machines in bathhouses. Now, it’s just become something that Japanese people associate together...drinking milk after an onsen or public bath visit.
That's not a ferry, but a cruise ship with such luxuries :)
hmmm i think they are called "Cruiseferries" due to their accomodations and size.
@@dylangerardibanez6865 They're vehicle ferries. I was on one 15 years ago in very rough conditions.
Scandinavian Seaways Copenhagen to Oslo and return.
@@pauljordan4452 ohh i forgot to mention. Cruiseferries can also carry vehicles, since (maybe) they are also categorized as "RoPax".🙂
It is called cruise ferries. Years ago I took such ferries from Stockholm to Helsinki via Silja Line and returned via Viking line.
@@napsiahsalleh4266 I took it too back in1986!!
I love all the alarms you set to make sure you get up for the sunrise! LOL!! I do the same thing!! 😂
Thank you for the travel videos; they are really fun to watch!
I do the same thing! In order to wake up at 7am, I have alarms set for 4:00am, 4:30am, 5:00am, 5:30am, 6:00am, 6:30am, and then 7:00am
And I still manage to not get up in time
I only set 2 alarms to wake up for airline travel--I like to live on the edge...
@@kenc2257 Reckless people like you scare me 😂
The only time I see sunrise is on those uncommon days when I haven't yet been to bed when the Sun comes up. Then, I know I'd better hit the sheets.
This is so luxurious
oh it’s you again
Why are you everywhere bro I'm scared
@@hanifaharfiatulhaq9617 dia dukun
Hanifa Harfiatul Haq why are you everywhere
I see you 👀 😉🕵️♀️
I love the balcony in this room. It would be a wonderful space to sit out there early in the morning, have a cup of coffee and watch the sunrise ❤️
Or coffee flavoured milk from a milk vending machine?
I just adore how chill and relaxed this is! It feels so realistic! Someone get this man premium travel experiences, he is the only one I trust to give an honest and thorough review!
I love the vault-tech vibe in all your ferry videos, they also remind me of “ghost malls” and nearly abandoned buildings, so eerie and nostalgic.
The first class room with balcony reminds me of those found on a cruise ship comfortable and well appointed.
Those beds looked so comfortable, after a night of no sleep I could get out of my bed, into that and I think I’d sleep like a baby.
Seems to be roughly equivalent to a mini suite (larger balcony cabin) on Princess ships.
All this makes me really miss my time living in Taiwan and visiting Japan. Spent over a year in Asia, really want to go back again. Love your videos!
We should make a group and go all together one time, I would love to travel on the busses and ferries and trains for 2 weeks and enjoy Japan!
Your channel was such a nice thing to find, especially during a time where we really can't travel as much as we would like, or even at all. Thank you for all of the work you put into these videos!
As a Great Lakes ferry captain and one that has sailed in many waters, I would say that the first vessel you pointed out as a fishing vessel could or could not be that. You were a long ways off from her, but her profile leads me to believe that she is a crab boat without pots on board. The second boat you pointed out is a trawler. Definitely a fishing vessel.
thanks for the info
Nope... I think it is bulk carrier
That is not a fishing boat, you have no idea what you are talking about sir.
@@trailerparksupervisor7046 the first or second? The first may have been crab as they need a big flat deck to bring the cages on board, the second was a fishing boat for sure.... a small boat but definitely fishing...
@@MatteoPascolini wrong.
I would be over the moon if I were to have that experience. Being 70 and living in Houston Texas is limiting. Too many in today’s hectic world don’t take the time to enjoy nature. They would rather sleep. Too bad. Love your channel!🐾🐾💕
Premium cabin on a Japanese ferry is like stepping back into the 1950's television where the husband and wife said good night in matching twin beds.
Lol yes, very I Love Lucy vibes
This guy is good. I enjoy all of his videos. His narration is simple and accessible. And thankfully, he hits all the areas of interest. Well done!
I lol at "milk vending machine". And they even put up 2 notice panels!
The view of the ocean from your balcony was absolutely stunning (I love how the color of the ocean changed). I had a chance to see sunrise from a boat and till this day, it's still the best sunrise ever. Seeing sunrise at the middle of the sea is always a great experience and something worth waking up early for.
I'm glad I found your channel on youtube recommendation. Your videos felt so calm to watch. I really enjoyed them.
Hello is the meal included with the ticket or one needs to buy separate ty
I am a 73 year old lady and have been traveling with you. Thank you so much for the wonderful adventure. 🤩
I’m binge watching your video. Thank you English subtitles so foreign viewers can relate on your context. Definitely make me want to go touring using other ways except plane during visits in Japan. Hope we all can travel again after defeating this virus💪🏻
THis room was beautoful, very comfortable... I love it! The food looked very good too! You make beautiful videos, my friend.
Sugar, sugar, sugar, milk and banana - I laughed so hard at that!! 🤣🤣🤣. Safe travels!!
bahahahah me too! i showed my partner i thought it was so hilarious!
I discovered your channel yesterday and watched all your videos today! They're really enjoyable and it feels like I get a real glimpse of what it's like to travel on these ferries! Your editing is top notch! If I may ask, what camera do you use to shoot your footage?
Thanks for watching all my videos. It’s canon g7x mark2
@@SoloTravelJapan I figured it was that or a Sony S series, it does a very good job making the sunrise look realistic.
@@SoloTravelJapan when will you make another video? I hope all is well with you though. ❤️
I literally just found your channel today and feel so privileged to be here before you blow up! I have watched all your videos and am hooked. Thank you for showing us different ways to travel. I can’t wait to travel to Japan again. Maybe I’ll try a ferry ride. I don’t speak Japanese, but seeing your videos makes me feel like I can do it too.
Thank you for saying that. I appreciate your words. You can do it too!
haha, loved how you set 3 different alarms, 5 minutes apart. I do that. Great videos, thank you for your time. Stay Safe.
Thank you for making the effort to get up so early to share that beautiful sunrise with us!
I've been enjoying all your videos. This ferry room looked so nice especially with the balcony. The buffet looked pretty good too. Such a peaceful way to travel.
THE SUNRISE MOMENT WAS DELICIOUS
To be honest, the dinner and breakfast looked DELICIOUS!
I would never think of a ferry ride has being something more a overnight hotel stay. How I would love to experience a trip like this one day. Btw, I wouldn’t mind the Hamburg buffet lol, I love Hamburgs!
There are ferries crossing the Baltic sea that is a mix between hotels and nightclubs. Or floating restaurants while you go to Aland (island between Sweden and Finland that's technically part of Finland but most speak Swedish). I've been on the latter a couple of times with my mom.
Me too. More hamburgers for me.
I guess it makes sense that they would serve hamburgs in a first-class affair - after all, the Japanese don't get access to beef all that much, so getting a wide selection of different types of hamburg is probably a delicacy to them. It's like the equivalent of Westerners getting served lobster and seafood in first-class, only in reverse.
I find these videos very soothing--they make ferry travel look relaxing and quiet. I'd definitely try it if I brush up on my Japanese.
Watching your video makes me want to take the ferry too, overnight is ok. I like your video because there isn't someone talking endlessly about this or that.
Or crazy music playing on top of everything
Very nice! Both the accommodations and the food looks very good. All of your videos I've watched are interesting and a pleasure. Thanks for sharing your travels. 🥰
I wish we had ferries here. Looks like fun. A mini vacation.
Thank you for not putting any background music or anything like that, It really felt like I was travelling with you because I could hear all the original sound, even the wind!
We cruised around Japan and then did two weeks road/train travel in 2019. This looks as good-as the cruise part. Planning to get back some day and I think we need to put this on our to do list for a slower way to get around. I never knew ferry service could be this amazing.
Lol the milk vending machine is important cause once you finish the hot spring in a public bath, they need to drink milk right away. All my Japanese friends do the same thing.
I always thought asian people never drink milk and dont eat cheese
Is it soy milk?
I've never been to Japan, but when I do go, definitely taking a one night ferry...more chill to travel like this...
Only in Japan would one experience this and thanks for sharing with us. It is luxurious and practical and what I love about Japan.
That’s it, two words but the essence of it all !
Once again you show us another exciting virtual tour, love it so much 😍👍
Thanks for your kind words!
The milk vending machine made me smile too. Glad you got to sit on the balcony for a while! Of interest to me is the different carpets and floor designs everywhere! Thanks for sharing your travels.
I think this is one of the most luxurious travel I've ever seen. Japan looks so beautiful. Would love to travel and live in it for few years ❤
The sunrise is so beautiful
Yeah it is!
12:42 I agree. Light is a major factor. How intense it is and how it gets distributed can change the whole atmosphere.
The journey looks so lovely. Travelling this way would be very enjoyable
Your videos are so relaxing. I'm an introverted person who prefers to travel alone. Your videos meet that need for peaceful escape for me. Thank you.
I already prayed to Almighty "give me a chance to travel that ferry before leave that Earth".
@Lance Counihan He deal with everything which within your knowledge and beyond. Your evil mind never reach that height to understand His sovereignty and authority over His creation.
That ship is magnificent and you are absolutely delightful. Excellent video!
Wow, I've travelled to the UK from Guernsey by ferry many times. Our ferries are the pits compared to this one! Even premium cabins there is no comparison. So jealous!
I appreciate your videos. They are so simple, but they bring me some melancholy yet a lot of peace-since I mis Japan very much. ☺️ Thank you.
Are the shared public baths the big onsen type? If so, do they get all wavy if the weather the ship is in is rough? Love these videos.
Is everyone naked in the onsen?
Beautiful sunrise. Someday I would love to try several ferries. They look like a good time. Some more comfortable than others.
The view really described Japan as the Land of the Rising Sun.
That’s a great line! Thanks for watching!
Lovely! I love being alone on the ocean at night; especially bundled up warm, safe, and dry when it’s rainy, windy, and cold. I would have spent the entire night on the balcony.
I found this salvation during the challenging time. Thanks for sharing the experience!
Sometimes i hate travel content because they were just speaking too much or getting excited over small things. But i really love yours, without talking but the caption is enough for describe what you thought. So i can feel the view instead as if i'm the one who's recording it. Thankyou so much💓💓 can't wait to watch another journey.
This is incredible! Never thought of a ferry with such room and facilities like a nice hotel!!
Thank You for sharing your experience with us 🙏🙏👍👍❤️❤️
That looks very relaxing 😌.
Even the older ferries are very clean. I am surprised there seems to be few people traveling this way. Maybe because it is off season?
Ferries always make me really nostalgic. when i was a child my family would take ferries like this to travel to our vacation destination all the time (tho none of the first class rooms haha). i have so many fond memories just looking out onto the ocean and exploring the ship!
this video really makes me want to travel by ferry once this entire pandemic situation is getting better!
thank you for your content! i stumbled across your channel just a few days ago and i might just have to binge watch more of your vids :D
The ferry seems like a very comfortable way to travel: I’d imagine that you could sleep very well in that kind of cabin, and the food options didn’t look too bad. I think I would try it if I had the time.
Looks like a great idea for a short and relaxing escape . Morning coffee on the balcony is a must.
That looked like one incredibly relaxing trip!
Your channel is fantastic! By not including audio commentary I can appreciate the sights & sounds of your experience so much better. Great job!👍
Now this makes me wanna get on a cruise.
Affordable and classy, nice! Why are these the most relaxing videos
The narrating and pointing out objects and furnitures gives video game energy (style RPG and stuff). Which is really cool.
The signs for the milk vending machine are there because it's pretty common to have a cold glass of milk after a hot bath. It's prevalent even in anime and manga
Good knowledge thanks :)
even funnier, because it's widely said japanese people can't digest lactose :P
is it to make them poop? or cool them off?
Thank you for your peaceful videos of Japan by public transport. It lovely to see the normal Japan: not the TV Japan. I love the sound.
Please enjoy making more of these: I will enjoy watching them in Australia.
Thanks for this! You're giving me lots of ideas for the next time I am in Japan. I had hoped to spend a month traveling there this year but the pandemic stopped that. But there will be a next time!
Thanks for watching! There will be a next time!
The best vídeo. Thanks for The amazing sunrise. Someday, i think, i'll bê able tô travel on a ferry too.🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Nice channel !! Would love to go back to Japan for tourism. Keep it up !!
Thanks for the comment.
Watched this older video today: what a great sunset 💯 but the newer videos has a better editing. Thank you for let us travel with you in Japan. Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹
Nothing says you’re on the water like jiggling curry sauce lol
Your room was delightful! The ominous clouds at 0:11:00 was fantastic. I love your Ferry trips!
Great shot of that sunrise! I'm surprised it rises so early there. I wish there were ferries like that near me; pretty much all of the ferries I've been on only have a few hours' sailing time.
Thanks for the compliment! Because it rises early, it sets around 7:00 p.m. even in the longest day of the year.
thats why its called land of the rising sun!! and the flag is meant to be just that, the rising sun!
11:50 so much more beautiful with some clouds in the sky!
in the usa ferries are just short never overnight. this looks like a cruise ship. nice
The Alaska Marine Highway ferries have overnight routes with cabins, but the ferries aren't nearly as nice.
yeah, this one looks more like the european style that I watched on youtube
I guess it’s because there just isn’t need for ferries since the US is mostly a singular landmass, while Japan is a cluster of islands
Ferries that travel between big cities tend to be nicer than the rest.
I recently lost my dear wife to pancreatic cancer. We used to travel by ship, by train, and by car. We had retired and we looked forward to spending our sunset years together. But it was not to be. Now I don't want to travel because if I return to the places that we visited together, the pain of remembrance will be too great. And sadness will overtake me. These calm and interesting videos somehow give me comfort for I can stay home but still share in the experience. Thank you.
Amazing ferry ride~! The room was great and the ferry had good amenities. Thank you for another fantastic tour and presentation. I was just wondering why you preferred a public bath when you had a bathtub in the room? Just curious to know. :)
Very nice video of your cruise 🛳 👌 I especially like that you show and explain each meal that you have on board even if it's mainly hamburger steaks😋 I haven't been to Japan in several years but now I'm definitely going to take your advice and try this cruise! Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work 👏
It looks very pleasant and relaxing. I would love to make that run.
Watching the sun rise over the water with you was such a beautiful moment... i teared up a little. Thank you for sharing that moment with us.
I was very surprised to find out how early the Sunrise was in Japan.
it is called the land of the rising sun for a reason....
It's well inside the northern hemisphere, so if this was shot close to the date of uploading it's not a very surprising thing. The sun rises at roughly the same time in Turkey, Spain and NYC (depending on where in the time zone you are)
It rises at that time too in the summer in the USA. It rises at that time everywhere in the world in the summer. Time zones are consistent. Daylight savings time is what messes it up so it rises at 5am due to the time adjustment.
@@frankiegiltner6163 No it doesn't rise at the same time everywhere in the world. Compare sunrises on june 21 between Capetown, SA and Helsinki, Finland and you'll see quite the difference, while they're both in the same timezone. Sunrises are the same at all longitudes at the same latitude, but they differ across latitudes
@@frankiegiltner6163 Ever heard of the Midnight sun? Go north enough and the sun doesn't set in summer. Heck, most of Sweden won't have any darkness in the middle of summer. The opposite is true in winter. In December it can get dark really early and the sun barely rise. Further north, the sun doesn't rise for several weeks.
Great video! I have to admit, these ferry rides you post are very interesting…..I can see wanting to try one out, if I ever travel all the way to Japan from the US!
just a question, why do you prefer taking a bath in the public one rather than the private restroom? isn't it comfier in a private one?
Not sure of the size on a ferry, but public baths tend to be huge to accommodate lots of people. Mix that with the low passenger amount and he probably gets an entire spa to himself.
I thought the same thing. I guess public is better in Japan.
Public baths are the size of a small pool or a hot tub, it must be pretty nice to be in a bath like that. It also must be a nice experience to try on a ferry (:
I have the same question!!
Loved all of the detail. Look forward to making it back to Japan and trying this ferry. Looks like a fun adventure!
I love to try some day! When COVID is over.
Your channel is helping me to relax everyday! Thanks!
God, I miss travelling. And I used to hate travelling...
14:06 - has a real Corona beer commercial vibe to it. Glad you got to experience a sunrise right outside your room door.
I just subscribed because I really enjoyed the video and commentaries very much!
It is very relaxing and reminds me of the wonderful time I travelled in Japan. I hope I can experience all of these once the pandemic is over :)
Thanks for subscribing! I hope things get back to normal soon and you'll enjoy here again.
I've noticed many Japanese (perhaps subconsciously) really love the sunrise. Happy you got a nice sunrise at sea.
The chips looks like what I would call Potato Wedges.
YES!! I love to try it!!
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