Pretty impress with the explanation about Kanji at Yobuku Market. Nice editing with these explanation and it help me a lot in term of learning Japanese through traveling video. Thank you so much どうもありがとうございます
Nice video, I like the educational parts thrown in. I don’t mind people putting down Saga/Karatsu, leaves the beaches more open to me!-) bought house there for eventual retirement. One of first reddit comments about talking/asking local questions was met with “that’s where people go to die.” 🎯😂
Should not confuse popular with tourist attractions, I hate tourist places always so full of people and not really much to do. I feel like a sheep in a herd whenever I am trap with it. I prefer not commonly known places just walk around, learn by yourself, interact with locals... Anyways great video as always, I would love more like this from not known places that doesn't attract tourists :D
I feel the same! haha We sure will explore not only the popular but unpopular or not so much known places as well:D Also just exploring the ways to make it educational in terms of learning Japanese haha
I'm surprised it's that unpopular given it's on the way to Nagasaki. I thought people went there for pottery tours etc and it's not too far from Shin Tosu to access from the Shinkansen.
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Awesome video! I love that you sprinkled in learning opportunities for those wanting to learn Japanese. Definitely will subscribe.
This comment made me realize the importance of showing bits of language learning opportunity:)
Thank you!
Pretty impress with the explanation about Kanji at Yobuku Market.
Nice editing with these explanation and it help me a lot in term of learning Japanese through traveling video.
Thank you so much
どうもありがとうございます
Wow! Happy to discover your channel. I really appreciate the Nihongo lessons too. Thank you!
This is the least popular prefecture? Wow! So much to do and explore. I’d love to visit them all eventually. Thank you for sharing!
Japanese prefectures function as micro nations. They all have something unique and cool worth seeing
Nice video, I like the educational parts thrown in. I don’t mind people putting down Saga/Karatsu, leaves the beaches more open to me!-) bought house there for eventual retirement. One of first reddit comments about talking/asking local questions was met with “that’s where people go to die.” 🎯😂
I laughed out loud reading this 😂
Adorei o vídeo ❤❤❤❤❤
Obrigada mãe 🥰
Umm that’s really good even if Saga is said to be a boring place.
I wanna go there.
Could you eat all of a very big イカ煎餅？
We had no expectations for Saga, but we loved it! Totally worth it. The イカ煎餅 was more than enough for both of us, but they have smaller ones too:D
Saga isn't that bad. Imo Fukui and Ibaraki have even less going for them.
Yeah wasn't in my list for sure haha
But it's always those places that surprise us lol
Should not confuse popular with tourist attractions, I hate tourist places always so full of people and not really much to do. I feel like a sheep in a herd whenever I am trap with it. I prefer not commonly known places just walk around, learn by yourself, interact with locals...
Anyways great video as always, I would love more like this from not known places that doesn't attract tourists :D
I feel the same! haha
We sure will explore not only the popular but unpopular or not so much known places as well:D
Also just exploring the ways to make it educational in terms of learning Japanese haha
I'm surprised it's that unpopular given it's on the way to Nagasaki. I thought people went there for pottery tours etc and it's not too far from Shin Tosu to access from the Shinkansen.
Não falem mal dessa cidade. 2005 ~2006 fui intercambista em Saga shougyo kouko.
Hahahaha
Moro em Miyazaki e já fui em quase todos as províncias aqui de Kyushu só falta saga e Nagasaki 😊
Pra nós só falta Okinawa agora, mas um dos lugares que mais surpreendeu foi Saga. Espero que consiga visitar logo ☺️
@@HellenAndYohei ahhh que bom saber que lá pode ser surpreendente, mal posso esperar pra conhecer ☺️
do you need to get rental car to look around Saga?
Gostei do vídeo, principalmente na parte das comidas kkkk devia tá uma delícia 😋
Obrigada pai 🥰
A comida tava realmente boa 🤤 mas é bem diferente da do Brasil. Mais adocicada.