Hey all, sorry for the gap between the last vlog and this one. Been a very busy week. If you enjoyed this video, please be sure to give it a like. Let me know in the comments below if you'd ever heard of Tainan before!
Thank u once again, Jason. I often send these to my adult autistic daughter to share the travel experience together, as we lived in several different countries when she was growning up. A very cool opportunity you afford us to enrich daily life for her.
Hi Jason: Thanks for showing something different. Taiwan seems to be rich in culture and everything is so well maintained. One of my cousins has been living in Taiwan for the past 4 years and the family just loves that country. Their time is almost up and the kids are very reluctant to leave Taiwan.
Really enjoying your Taiwan series, it's been on my radar for a while but it's not as easy to find up-to-date info and videos... This really helps with my planning! 👍
Never been ~ huge contrast from Taipei. Supposed food capital of Taiwan but it's hard to beat what Ive had in Taipei. Cannot wait to check it out next time for the food and history
Hayashi is a common family name of a Japanese person. So, I checked it. And I found out the founder of the building is 林方一 (I’m sorry I couldn’t find Japanese pronunciation of his last name, 方一), who is a Japanese. My next travel destination is Taiwan. So, thank you for your awesome information.
How impressive with the introduction of Tainan you did! It’s the first time I saw a foreign vlogger goes the deep details of Tainan culture. Well done.
Very cool, super fun video, Jason! Thank you for sharing all of this! My husband and I live deeper south in Taiwan currently, and we adore Tainan based on the small handful of times we've visited. We have yet to visit each of these locations, so now we have a few ideas thanks to you! :) You're awesome!!!
You are such a gentle traveler! I love to see the way your present the things and meet with people. Come in our Bangladesh and enjoy our love & culture please.
More frequent uploading for sure. The last week I’ve been taking part in a very intensive trip, so the editing fell behind. The good news is that I have a lot of content to release over the next month. Thanks for being patient!
Hi! thanks for this video :) Tainan looks quite flat. Would you say it would be easy to visit and enjoy Tainan for someone using a wheelchair? :) Any other cities and sites you would recommend (aside from Taipei) for a wheelchair user? thank you!
Sadly Tainan people don’t speak English so you will need a friend to help you speak mandarin. Tainan is most underrated for tourists but is must to see Tainan! Tainan is very fun easy to navigate around the whole city! Tainan also have night mark which is very popular. I miss Tainan already!
Centuries before the Dutch people came to Taiwan, already many Chinese moved to Tainan, mostly from Fujian and some other coastal areas. Taiwan was not "discovered" by the Dutch as indicated by what you said. You may need to learn some more of Taiwan's history before you made this video.
Hey all, sorry for the gap between the last vlog and this one. Been a very busy week. If you enjoyed this video, please be sure to give it a like. Let me know in the comments below if you'd ever heard of Tainan before!
I never been to Taiwan 🇹🇼
Love Tainan. First visit I had there, all the temples were having a massive parade through the city. It was magical.
What makes your account so amazing is that you speak clearly and not too fast
Quaint and colorful. Also very clean.😊
How could you get visa going to taiwan?
5:43 - correction, I meant to say Hoi An, not Hanoi!
Extremely charming city! Tainan is fantastic place! Thanks, Jason!
What a great video on Tainan! Hope to visit the island soon!!!
Thank u once again, Jason. I often send these to my adult autistic daughter to share the travel experience together, as we lived in several different countries when she was growning up. A very cool opportunity you afford us to enrich daily life for her.
A very nice coverage of Tainan. The real thing and natural. Thank you
Glad to hear it!
Hi Jason: Thanks for showing something different. Taiwan seems to be rich in culture and everything is so well maintained. One of my cousins has been living in Taiwan for the past 4 years and the family just loves that country. Their time is almost up and the kids are very reluctant to leave Taiwan.
I enjoy your videos because they are brief and good covering many sight seeing imp places....🌹☺️
Thank you for this beautiful and relaxing vlog! 😊
It looks really really nice. And doesnt seem to be busy like the rest of Asia
I lived there when I was 3 to 8 years old many decades ago; I think I need to go back and see how things have changed. Thanks for this video! 🙏🏻👏🏻👍🏻😊
Really enjoying your Taiwan series, it's been on my radar for a while but it's not as easy to find up-to-date info and videos... This really helps with my planning! 👍
Absolutely charming city! Clearly, Tainan is a must on any visit to Taiwan. Thank you, Jason!
Good to know!
Everything looks cooziiieh 😍
Tainan is definitely worth you speding time there - Food, culture and history would make you love it.
Thank you for your thoughtful introduction of Tainan❤ I’m Taiwanese in the US. Your video is absolutely in-depth and interesting 🎉
Extremely Beautiful, Enchanting and Elegant Tainan, I had heard only about Taipei, its tallest tower, etc., and not about Tainan. Thank you
Glad it’s something new!
Never been ~ huge contrast from Taipei. Supposed food capital of Taiwan but it's hard to beat what Ive had in Taipei. Cannot wait to check it out next time for the food and history
Another great video 👍 you've got a great relaxed and honest way to you vlogs 😃
Glad you like them!
Hayashi is a common family name of a Japanese person. So, I checked it. And I found out the founder of the building is 林方一 (I’m sorry I couldn’t find Japanese pronunciation of his last name, 方一), who is a Japanese.
My next travel destination is Taiwan. So, thank you for your awesome information.
That’s right, it was opened under Japanese occupation of Taiwan. There’s a lot of crossovers between cultures - Japanese influence is everywhere.
Pipe trape(sewage) in shower drain inside HDB flat can make aids and aids can spread out trough air if you want to know.
How impressive with the introduction of Tainan you did! It’s the first time I saw a foreign vlogger goes the deep details of Tainan culture. Well done.
Amazing video.
Thanks you jason all the best for you ❤️🇩🇿
Thank you for watching!
Looks like you really enjoyed it there.Thanks again John in Chicago
Very cool, super fun video, Jason! Thank you for sharing all of this! My husband and I live deeper south in Taiwan currently, and we adore Tainan based on the small handful of times we've visited. We have yet to visit each of these locations, so now we have a few ideas thanks to you! :) You're awesome!!!
I’m from Tainan and I’m glad you made this video to introduce it to your audience 🎉
歡迎來到台灣！Welcome to Taiwan !
Very nice and informative
I lived in Tainan for 2 years and I love the people, the food, and Taiwan in general
You are such a gentle traveler! I love to see the way your present the things and meet with people. Come in our Bangladesh and enjoy our love & culture please.
The Hiyashi department store is Taiwan's version of Harrods
Ok very good
Hello Jason please put daily blog waiting for you every day
More frequent uploading for sure. The last week I’ve been taking part in a very intensive trip, so the editing fell behind. The good news is that I have a lot of content to release over the next month. Thanks for being patient!
Hi! thanks for this video :) Tainan looks quite flat. Would you say it would be easy to visit and enjoy Tainan for someone using a wheelchair? :) Any other cities and sites you would recommend (aside from Taipei) for a wheelchair user? thank you!
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How come you pronounce canal like that?
Sadly Tainan people don’t speak English so you will need a friend to help you speak mandarin. Tainan is most underrated for tourists but is must to see Tainan! Tainan is very fun easy to navigate around the whole city! Tainan also have night mark which is very popular. I miss Tainan already!
We currently live in Tianan. Uhm, why nobody told you about the Hight Speed Rail??? Could have cut that travel time in 1/2. lol
Welcome to Tainan😂🎉🎉🎉
Centuries before the Dutch people came to Taiwan, already many Chinese moved to Tainan, mostly from Fujian and some other coastal areas. Taiwan was not "discovered" by the Dutch as indicated by what you said. You may need to learn some more of Taiwan's history before you made this video.
Welcome back, we missed you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I quite disagree with you. I found it not that much different than Taipei.