JAPONYA’DA SON GÜNÜM! GARİPLİKLER ÜLKESİ!

JAPONYA’DA SON GÜNÜM! GARİPLİKLER ÜLKESİ!

Do you speak English? Oh look, these are the girls who make anime, they’re the same ones. They make love ina or and have beers on top of it. What the hell is this? Turkey. Türkiye. Kebab. Yes. Can you tell me interesting information about? Friends, now we’re heading to Kobe, where the world’s most expensive meat is. This will probably be our 7th video in Japan. Our last video. When you enter the castle, they give your shoes in bags like this. You carry them with you. A 7.3 magnitude earthquake occurs here. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning Turkey. Turkey. A coffee shop like this. It’s so beautiful, I really liked the inside . Turkey. Turkey. Here, we line up and get in and everyone waits their turn. You can see towards the back as well. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning, friends. Our journey ended from Kuyoto to Himeji Castle. It took about 1.5 hours. Maybe we stopped by at a spot most people in Japan don’t visit. The construction of Himeji Castle began in 1333. It lasts until 1606. I’m talking about 276 years. It has 83 rooms. There are tunnels. I’ll tell you all about it so enemies don’t enter, but how did the journey begin? First, we took the train from Kyoto. We met with Aki. Akitşi is behind the scenes. Oh, my dear Akitsi. What did we do after that? We rested a little on the train during the 1.5-hour journey to Yeciye. Because I’ve been on the road for days. I calculated it. I’m on day 33. I’ve been traveling non-stop. We’ve passed about 8 or 9 countries. Then, starting tomorrow, we’ll be moving on to Seoul, friends. The beautiful visuals and videos keep coming non-stop. We spend our days exploring the day, the history, and talking to people a bit. This will probably be our 7th video in Japan . Our last, but it was really enjoyable. Especially the clean roads , the kindness of the people, the clothing, the birds, everything is so positive. The only thing that’s not positive here is the temperature. I’m so upset. It’s 36 degrees right now, with 90% humidity. But will it bother us? It won’t. We’re full of energy. We’re young. We’re continuing on our way. We ate something. After drinking our coffee, we passed through beautiful streets. We try to stay in the shadows again. Then we headed to Himeci. We paid about 1000 yen to enter Himeci. So what’s that? It’s around 5-6 euros per person. After paying that amount at the entrance, you can wander around. After this incredible historical and cultural experience, where will we go? We’re going to eat Vagü Beef in Kobe, the city with the most expensive meat in the world . I wasn’t eating meat. Just for this episode. We’re going to do something like this just to show you how to eat something again yesterday and today . Now, while you’re sitting in your cold seats , please like this video. If you also click the subscribe button and leave a comment, it would be very useful, God willing. Because that’s the point. In other words, YouTube is saying: Is this viewer watching you, brother? They’re watching. Do they like it? Did they like it? He says he pressed. I wrote it in the comment. He wrote it. Then let’s release you. You continue from here, brother. We’ll make you a YouTuber , he says. That’s why your support is very important. Even if you don’t, thank you . As long as we continue to get good information. We’ve come to the castle. Now let’s chat with people for a bit. Let’s also travel around. Let’s start our Japan trip then . Czaruding your English is very good in the school yes very nice what do you want to be in the future attendant I want to be a teacher Yes. Why do you like school? Turkey. Ice cream cream do istan Istanbul Ankara Izmir Cappadocia balonya tury Me to bro what Japanese student really like that one Australia but is better it’s easy to change people how are you today but you know I thiser Hı h. It’s really hot. Aki notice that in seven years you never change Japanese also Asian is important but tell us the secret what do you eat what do you do in the morning how do you sleep do you have stress you know is like a baby face baby face like you but seven years bro I always eat sushi or meat or vegetabl so maybe different from your country yeah we eat so much fat do you Olive o no? Not never but oil is healthy. Hey but normally healthy but here is so expensive. Um, depends on the brand, not common. Yeah. But how do you sleep? I normally sleep like six hours. So yesterday, for example, we were tired. Yes. What time do you go to sleep? 11 pm. And then you wake up at 6. That means I seven hours. S hours. Yeah. But it was your stress of working, of course. J so stressful here. Of course. I recommend you guys don’t work in Japan. No. Just come for holiday. Thank you so much, brother. Thank you. But you don’t use any cosmetics. Not cosmetics. Notam. Interesting. You see, right? The man doesn’t age. Now, friends, we are slowly entering the castle. It’s difficult to get out. It’s especially difficult in hot weather. Tourists still prefer to come. Himeciji Castle is important in the history of these guys. The situation also goes to the samurai. As I said, it’s very old. It has a history of 276 years. It has 83 rooms inside. It consists of different areas. Let’s explore them all slowly. Afterwards, let’s go eat meat. We’ll learn about the world’s most famous meat, the most expensive meat, and its weight there. So, how big is this place we call Himeji? It has a population of 500,000 people, and this effort is also part of it. It’s 1.5 hours from Osaka and Kyoto, and you can take the train from there and come directly. The previous stop, or two, is Kobe. You can first go to Himeji Castle and then go through the Kobe side. We’ve already entered the castle. There are places like this. Oh, you can’t enter with shoes. You have to put them in a plastic bag . They put your shoes in a plastic bag when you enter the castle. You carry them with you. They tell you not to step inside with your shoes on. Everything is made of wood. I mean, most temples and castles in Japan are all made of wood. Akitoshu gave me some information. He said that the lower classes sleep at the bottom. The upper classes live at the top. So, the segregation continues. But it’s very cool inside right now. Do you know why? We’ll explain that right away. Now let’s get out of here. Oh, look at how wide it is. The white used on the exterior is actually partly to protect against fire, while also providing coolness, folks. So, as aesthetic as the exterior looks, it was also built to protect the castle, to prevent fires. These were the costumes they used years ago . Back in the Ed Periot era. Look , there are even movies of warriors like this here if you like . It’s really cool. Japanese culture is a whole different story. Samurai swords can cut through anything, and it’s one of the castles that has never been destroyed throughout history. America, especially during World War II, never touched this place. Just as they didn’t touch Kyoto, they never touched this place either. That’s why it’s remained the way it was built. Aki says, ” Do you know why these are so steep, Sezer?” he said. I said no, they were built this way to prevent enemies from trying to leave, to throw stones at them . The castle is a full 46 meters long. So, it’s endless. There are five steps. That broord sword, right? Oh. It’s a place the Japanese used to keep their swords. Wow. It still goes up. See how steep the stairs are. It’s very comfortable, though. They built it beautifully. Man, I wonder who the engineer or architect was back then? I mean, we can’t even build two or three rooms now . Imagine a castle where enemies would unknowingly take wrong turns as they approached . The castle roads were deliberately designed to be complex, both to create confusion and to facilitate defense. Look how high we are now. See? There are some areas in the castle. These areas were built specifically for the samurai. There are places where they could throw stones for defense, and places where they could keep their weapons. Hey, samurai! Greetings to Tom Cru from here. If you haven’t seen the Samurai movie, definitely watch it. You ‘ll enjoy it. The name of the movie is The Last Samurai. The enemy is from here. Just as you think I’m going to conquer them right now, they’re throwing stones at me so I can’t come from above. They’ve made those stones special places for the samurai . We’re starting to climb up, friends. Look, we’re on level 5 right now. Six stories. We’ll go all the way to the very end. Let’s move on. There’s something different everywhere. Of course, the rooms are getting smaller in square meters. This is our last floor. Keep exploring. Where are we? Thank you. Look there now. Hello. How are you? Can you tell me interesting information about? Boy, one would wonder. Where do I work too? Look, we’re at the top right now. The city’s slopes are like this. We can see Himeciji from Himeciji Castle right now. It’s a very green city, I mean, there are rivers and lakes. We came all the way from there. Wow. Onation calls it heron bird, friends. That’s why they made it a Disney shot from US Navy USA USA in the surface go to the Malta language school brother. He’s looking at it from the word go. Sometimes we get stuck. I get stuck too. He gets stuck too. It’s a difficult thing. Now I get it. Akitoshu says you can see the traces of America’s guns and bullets in some parts here, but they definitely left the castle untouched. Oh, look at the greenery, man. The city is completely green. How beautiful. Dude, there’s a ball court right there made of sand. We used to play in the sand years ago. Then why couldn’t Japan develop in the World Cup? Tell me the three best football players in Japan. Shinji Kagawa. Shinjikagawa. Honda Honda Nakatom Nakamura Nakamura Turyus. Now we’ll go downstairs. We’ll go down six floors. Like this. Now, when you go outside the castle, you’ll find a huge castle . There’s also a restroom right there. This is another side of the castle. The outside also has a similar atmosphere. Now, I want to tell you a little more about why this castle was built . There are three more castles inside this castle . As you can see on the left, there are actually three smaller castles. So, it’s divided into different sections. You can see them if you want. They built it like a tiny city. This castle was first built in 1333 by a samurai army named Akamatsu Norimiro for protection during wartime. In other words, it was built for defensive purposes, my friends. At that time, feudal lords and daimos were constantly fighting each other in Japan . Therefore, strong and strategic defensive structures were very important. Himejik Castle was built specifically to protect Western Japan. Its proximity to Osaka and Kyoto made it an important strategic point. Second, it was a display of power and prestige. During the Toguwa period in the 1600s, the castle was transformed into its current grand and impressive form. Ikada Terimasu, son-in-law of the new Shogun Toguayeva Leasu, enlarged the castle. This was to demonstrate his power, wealth, and loyalty to the shogun. For Japanese feudal lords, magnificent castles were both a form of defense and a way of saying “I’m here.” And third, it served as a center of government and administration. The castle was not only a military base but also the residence and administrative center of the lords who ruled the region. It contained rooms, halls, armories, meeting areas, and storage facilities. In other words, it was essentially a small city, my friends. Now, we’re heading to Kobe, home to the world’s most expensive meat. We’ll get to know Kobe better. We’ll eat some meat. We’ll rest for a bit. It’s very hot. We’ll have coffee and enjoy ourselves. In the meantime, I’ll continue to give you some information. Stay tuned. We’re at the train station now. We’re waiting. I’ll say it again. The moment you get this card, either a Pasma, Suika, or EC card, your life will be saved. You load it with money. Loading money doesn’t exceed a minute. You load cash very quickly. Or there are some on the card, but it’s usually cash. Please be careful to carry cash in Japan. Therefore, open your credit card with foreign banks. For example, if you’re going to use euros, open it in euros; if you’re going to use dollars, open it in dollars so you can pay for your expenses afterward. If you withdraw your money in Turkish Lira, banks charge a commission of 6% to 8%. Just so you know, let’s go inside the train and see what it’s like. It looks a little old, though. It says Special Rapid Service. It says Special Rapid Service. But I was going to say there were seats. Yes, we did. They were very respectful. Look, he almost gave up his seat because he was respectful . Because of you couldn’t. Head’s not good. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Turkish wife, good morning. Good morning, good morning. Good morning Friends, we’re in Kobe right now. As soon as I arrived in Kobe, I said, ” This is Japan, I said aki, there are waffles, we have to try this, brother.” Then on the way, we saw this place. With banana, cream, and chocolate sauce. We also ordered two coffees. They’ll cost around 2000, 2200, 2500. We’ll try it. Now, what’s Kobe like? I’m talking about a country with a population of 1.5 million and an area of ​​552 square meters. Actually, you could consider it a large port city. There’s a lot of commercial felicities going on here. But our purpose here is neither pancakes nor to explore Kobe. Our purpose here is to eat the world’s most valuable meat. I’m talking about Kobe meat, which starts at about 300 to 500 dollars a kilogram . We’re talking about an animal that’s fattened up by drinking beer with a special massage . But what are we going to eat first? Of course, our waffles. Bon appetit. Brother, chocolate sauce. Very good. We got the calories back. We’re screwed. Too many calories. Eating more than me but more fit. Oh. Oo. Look, this is a very strange pancake. This fluffy style. I’ll get one with cream too. The softest pancake I’ve ever had. Different like a normal pancake. Cake. Good, but. Special, I mean. While you’re all the way to Japan, try this, friends. You’ll like it. Mine did. They always give you these napkins. Oh man, the Japanese, for goodness sake. They’re clean people. Like wet wipes. Not with perfume, but with water. You can easily wipe your mouth or hands. Bon appetit. I think so too. Yes, we started walking the streets of Kobe, friends. Now I want to give you some information about Kobe. The year is 1995. A 7.3 magnitude earthquake occurs here. In 1995, Kobe is completely destroyed. After it’s destroyed, they rebuild it. They bring it back to life. We also talked to Akitoshi today. This is Yokooma, and there are also a lot of foreigners in Kobe. An American who came here years ago wants to do something about exports and imports to develop trade here . The government won’t allow it. He says, “It’s forbidden, brother.” He says you can’t go out. Here. By the way, while we’re on the subject , he said there are some very nice places here too. Aki is really nice. There are smells and things inside. There are coffee shops. It’s very stylish. These are the places young people always come to. Anyway, without interrupting, I’ll get to the point. Later, they said, ” Okay, brother, let’s establish ports.” They were established in Yokoama and Kobed. After Kobed was established, and so did Yoko, many foreigners started living here. Akitoshi even showed some houses. The houses he showed were made of stone, completely unlike Japanese architecture. Explain what you explain for me. USA ask us like important exports from us. So the Japanese government RO USA they make a Yokohama hillside and so many foreigners we make a house by, but there made by strong. Japan of those stones, maybe if there is a big Earth, could be dangerous for this area. Earthquake. So hard to say in Japanese alphabet. Japanese volcano. Volcano dangero 1995 e destro. Ok anime girls here . Chinese. Chinese like every . What is it? 42 31 49 numbers. Ages. If you know if you get the order, you become a fat person. But for the show, ag is Chinese town. Let’s go Chinese town. Ok. Now, these Chinese towns are all over the world. Whether you go to London, America, or France, you can see Chinese towns almost everywhere in the world. Their food, their culture, because they are so interesting and different, are located in many places. Frankly, the Chinese are everywhere in the world. I think their expansion policy also comes partly from the Chinese. If you’ve noticed lately, the lowest-level jobs all over the world are done by Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Indians, Nepalese, and Filipinos. They currently dominate the entire service sector. I always say that these races will take over the world in 50-60 years. Look, these races will take over 90%. Because they have an incredible potential for reproduction and dispersal, and thanks to cheap labor, they can They’re making themselves slaves. Look, in the capitalist system, the richest are currently using these people to create a new generation of slaves, so to speak, and they’re succeeding. Go to Dubai today. You can see this in abundance in Dubai. They need these people to manage their own service sectors . Cheap labor. Unfortunately, this is the situation the world has reached. You can also see street food in Chinese Town. Look, Koby Beef is sold here. These are tiny. They’re sold infrequently. For example, we’re going to a restaurant today. I estimate we’ll pay between 4 and 7,000 yen per person. He’s going to make a tepen yaki. I’ll show you. What is tepen yaki, and what isn’t? My brother Deniz had it here . I even asked him about the restaurant. Maybe his was a good one . I said, “We’ll go to his when the time comes.” I got hooked. As I said, that port area, the area where trade takes place. It’s one of the areas that attracts the most trade from Japan . That’s where it is, here, there, my friends. There are also Ferris wheels and shopping areas over there. Now we ‘re heading towards this earthquake monument. Let’s go explore there a bit and talk. The years represent World War II. After World War II, due to the massive unemployment in Japan, people boarded ships and went straight to Mexico, Peru, and Brazil. Because job opportunities were practically nonexistent during World War I. Akitosi even said something to me, “You went to Tokyo, didn’t you see any mixed Brazilian and Japanese people there? You’d see Brazilians everywhere, especially . Some of the people who emigrated at the time came back as families, etc., but that mixed feeling still holds. He even said they were the most beautiful women here. I swear, I said, “Brother, we haven’t seen anything. I’ve never seen any beautiful girls in Tokyo. We’re going towards the monument, friends. But there are people I’ve seen here too. I want to talk to them too. Maybe we can learn about history. Sorry. Speak English. Travel Japan. Yes. Japan. Yes. And Koyota is very nice. I like Koyota also. Yes. Very much coyota. Koyota. Yes. And food. Do you like food, Japanese food or Chinese food? Chinese food. Chinese. Chinese town. Did you try food? Hot food. Yes. What are your names? My name is Caesar. Where do you live in China? in Shanghai oranz are nice tury Turkey We even had followers on YouTube. Please don’t forget to subscribe and support my friends. Let’s see how they react when we see them. They have very funny reactions. He ok. Nice to meet you. See you. Bye bye. Bye bye. See you. The year is 1995. We came to see the monument of the 7.3 magnitude earthquake that occurred in Kobe, Japan at night . Come and see you, friends, I will show you some sources and you will be very surprised. I mean, it is actually an incomprehensible event. Why do I say incomprehensible ? Now I want to discuss this with you in detail. 1995 Akütaşa was born then. It is 5.46 am. For some reason, these earthquakes always occur at night. A 7.3 magnitude earthquake occurs. Unfortunately, 6,434 people lose their lives in Kobe, and approximately 105,000 buildings are completely destroyed. Portions of 145,000 buildings are almost completely destroyed. So, when you look at the total, 250,000 buildings are destroyed, while only 6,500 people, may God have mercy on them, die. If we had witnessed the same magnitude of an earthquake in our own country or in other countries, those countries would have had a very hard time. But Japan has managed to do it. Everything is being destroyed. Roads are being destroyed. People are facing incredible hardship on the roads. Look, the monument here depicts that time in that way. See how the roads are being destroyed, the water has accumulated. It’s gotten very bad. Actually, that earthquake in Kobe has instilled in people a little more foresight into the future. They said, “Well, there are already 1,500 earthquakes a year here. Let’s take precautions.” After 1995, everything in Kobe was rebuilt from scratch, and now the city is in incredible order. It’s also prepared for any major earthquake. Generally speaking, We’ve already talked about the things in the houses they use. A little more wood, a little more of the old Japanese culture. They used these things a little more than stone, but the new architecture, of course, is a bit different. Just as it’s become globalized, changes have been made all over the world. There are bigger buildings. There are multiple floors. I wish it had never been like this. I think the world has become a very ugly place right now. The old world was much more beautiful years ago. So, congratulations to Kobe. Building everything from scratch and achieving such success. Kobe is that kind of place, folks. Even if it’s demolished, rebuilding it from scratch is now 30 years from 1995 to 2025. They’ve reset everything in 30 years and made it completely safe. Japanese dude. Japanese hard work, Japanese discipline, Japanese perfectionism, and also, I’d say, the egolessness of the Japanese. They’re very good. Congratulations. Here’s a place recommendation. Get 100%. Definitely come. I couldn’t come because we ‘d already drank too much. Fish in the forest. It says tooth and tooth. A coffee shop like this. It’s so beautiful inside. I really liked it. You can eat and drink. I really liked it. I’m definitely coming. You came straight from that monument. Kobe really struck me as very stylish and very organized. We’re probably in the rich area, especially. There’s even a live concert like this here. See? Wow , the sound is great. It’s socializing. Japanese. Aki is straight or straight. Okay. This place is so cool. Look. As far as I understand, every city in Japan has a different dynamic . For example, Osaka has fun, more of a frenzy. Tokyo has a non-stop life. Kyoto has history and nature. For example, in Kobed, I can see the calmness and business life right now. I can see the luxury. We entered these narrow streets. Suddenly, we were under the arcade. There are different bars and so on, but some are closed. They’ve closed. They’ve closed. We returned to that liveliness. I asked Akitshi. I said, “Do you know this place?” “I don’t know?” he said. “I’ve been here about once,” I said. “What’s wrong? What’s the reason? I mean, I’ve been here 100 times? He said, “I love Kuyoto, but the situation here is very similar to my hometown disappearing. That’s why I prefer this place,” he said. The train passes over me. This is a slightly more crowded street. Are you hungry, maybe we can go to eat. Ha. I think we should try this meat, whatever it is . It’s nice, but this place. There are delicious food smells. Now we’re looking for a Kobe beef restaurant. Hello. Do you speak English? Oh, look, these are the girls who make anime . We had it in Akiba, just like them. Now we’ve entered a street like this. A narrow street. We’ll see if the prices are too high, we’ll go somewhere else. Because there are places where you can eat for even $500. For example, just go for a single fat. Let’s check the price. For example, 25,000 yen. Friends, divide 173. The price is really expensive by the exit. Look, it turns us off from life. I was already turned off from meat. I’m completely turned off, but this place is a good deal. Now we want something worth 45,000 lira to eat. By 45,000, I mean 1,500. In Turkey, meat costs around 1,500-2,000 . If you’re going to eat meat from here, my friend, it’s Terrace Dinçer in Fethiye. My dear friend, Deniz, introduced me to him from elementary school. He’s a wonderful person , very talented, and the meat he uses is considered dry meat. Incredibly nice people. So, if you happen to pass by, say hi from here and stop by if he’s watching. 100% friendly recommendation. Look, I think we’ve come for the most affordable Kobe beef you can eat in Kobe. 180 grams of it is 6,500 yen on the menu. If you want a more affordable meal, there’s even cheaper options available. 3,280 yen, but Kobe is the best. It’s the most premium. We even chose the special. There’s a Tepyaki (a type of steak) with someone at your side, making you spit. This place is called Stackland. Just so you know, Kobe Bey mentioned it. There are French friends here. First, the vegetables are cooked. Then the meat is added. This is how you can experience Tepagi at an affordable price. Some We looked at places and it goes up to 20,000 to 30,000 lira , or 30,000 yen. Let me tell you what that price is. For example, the 24,000 € costs around €0. Our food is around 6,580.38o. So, what’s that doing in Turkish Lira? It’s around 1,800. It includes salad, drinks, and vegetables. So, the services have arrived. We’re going to eat the world’s most expensive meat. That’s it. Now, the special thing about this meat is this: They massage the animal. They massage it to keep it from moving, to make it fatter . They make it drink beer, etc., to ensure the animal produces higher-quality meat. Then why doesn’t Sezen eat meat? They’re actually trying to sell high-quality meat by taking the animal away from its natural habitat . And they’re exporting it to the world. They’re selling incredibly well. Look, she threw away the butter. Now she’ll cook our vegetables. She’s doing something else. She threw away the vegetables. She asks how to cook the meat. She determines the method accordingly . That’s our chef. Well, chefs are normally very high-quality, but I didn’t like this guy very much. That’s what happens when it’s cheap. They cook it. One is tender, the other is special cob beef. We’ll try both, see. Name bro. Cook it well, coach. The atmosphere is nice too. Everyone is sitting in a different place. Look, he finished. He’s cleaning the whole place with a towel right now. Now, friends, the long-awaited moment has arrived. Aki is so happy. Now my turn. Now, in exactly 47 days, I will be eating this pure national meat, and it’s one of the most famous meats. It’s called this super Kobe Beat. It’s very famous. World famous. I can barely hold myself back from crying. And meat is something else entirely. Oh my God, how can we get rid of this? This is the tender one. This is kob beef. H. These have a taste, they’re so light. If you eat them from morning to night, you won’t feel so full. Because they’re really light. The way the meat spreads, the fat, etc. is so different. It’s so good. I swear he missed them so much. There are vegetables too. Eat your vegetables too. It’s very important to balance the vegetables and meat. Banana garlic. Garlic. Boy, that’s garlic. Garlic with potato is good . The rice is so dry, too. Stop by here when you come. It’s both affordable and incredibly delicious. Let me tell you. I ate much better at Dinçer’s. Look, I’m saying I ate better than in Japan. I’m being frank. But if you come here, you can stop by here. It’s affordable because the other places are a bit more expensive. As I said, Akitoshi went to a Lavobo. I decided to wander around . I’m in the center right now. I’m right in the middle of everything. This is the subway station, after all. You’re right in the center. You also see a lot of live music and other groups here. I’ll see if there’s anyone I can talk to, and I’ll give it a try. I feel that drive. I do, I mean, I think I can, but we’ll see. Unfortunately, finding English-speaking people in Japan, as you’ve seen in other departments, is quite difficult. We’ll do our best. Hey guys, do you speak English? Where are you from? Cambodia. Oh, nice. You to like Japan guys thinking Cambodia also this year. Cambodia, Laos Thailand is ok. Cambodia and Thailand right now. Like what did you like mostly here? What was the best in Japan? I like people very nice here. Where are you? Tur tury tury fares here. P pim Caesar Caesar Caesar nice to meet bro we couldn’t find Japanese we found Cambodian guys how arepan Yeah. Good. We like Japan. Yeah. How long been here, man? We place in Japan . I found foreigners too. I looked and saw let’s find Japanese people. Is there no Japanese? Local. Local. Local. I want Japanese. Local. English. No way, bro. Hey guys, do you speak English? Men don’t speak either. Nobody speaks, bro. It gets really hard for them. You think, am I doing something bad? Hey girl, do you speak English? I couldn’t succeed, guys. I tried with 5 or 10 people. It doesn’t work. It didn’t work. Do you speak English? No. That’s it, actually they don’t know because I asked. Let me get straight to the question. Girls, what makes you happy? Eating lunch. Ha, eating lunch. Mus music you like to listen to singing a song you can sing a song right now today arees tomorrow sakura sakura like a flower name is Caesar Turkey Turkey kebab tourist ice cream a vide people need Japan Yes. Maybe food, maybe drinks. Thank you so much. Look, if you ask a direct question, you can speak faster. If you say English, they get nervous like this. I figured it out. I figured it out. Maybe it was a fluke. We shouldn’t exaggerate. Because I’m feeling like communicating with those guys must be as difficult as going to space right now. The guys aren’t talking at all. Let’s go to the girls, a little more social again. Since we’re leaving here, we said, “This is our last night,” let’s have some ice cream. This is where I always come. It’s really good, delicious, all cheap and not expensive either. It costs 840. You get two scoops . One for her, one for me. That’s it. Bon appetit. This is incredible. It has coffee, chocolate, and almonds. I mean, almonds. It’s so enjoyable to eat. I went way out of line with this . Aki said, “Son, what are you doing?” he said. “Come,” he said, “Stay on the line.” We have to wait in line. I mean, even when we get on the subway, we line up here and everyone waits their turn. You can see towards the back as well. It’s very interesting. Civilization, my friend, civilization. Now we got on the train. It’s a very nice subway. The different seats are like that of your grandmothers and grandmothers, the colors are green. Merie put it. Umeda. Umeda is a central and then we’re gonna get another train. Ok. For the Kyoto, we’ll take two trains, different. They’re said to be more affordable. For example, if you buy an Airpress, it’s more expensive. Most of the time, if you buy combined trains, it’s half or even much cheaper. My brother is mine. My brother is mine. Good morning. Good morning tour. Hop more Japan. Friends, I’ll be going to Bali later, just so you know. button, also hype the video and then subscribe please guys.

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Merhaba! Bu videoda Japonya’nın büyüleyici şehirlerinden Himeji ve Kobe’yi keşfettim. Himeji Kalesi’ni ziyaret ederek Japonya’nın en ünlü ve etkileyici kalelerinden birini yakından gördüm, tarihi ve mimarisini sizlerle paylaştım. Kobe’ye gidip şehrin geçmişte yaşadığı büyük depremi anlattım ve Japon halkının nasıl toparlandığını gösterdim. Dünyanın en pahalı ve meşhur eti olan Kobe etini tattım ve Japon mutfağının eşsiz lezzetlerini deneyimledim. Japonlarla kısa röportajlar yaparak onların yaşam tarzını, iş kültürünü ve Japonya’daki günlük yaşamı size aktardım.

Videoda Japonya gece hayatını ve sokak eğlencelerini de gösterdim. Japonya’da market fiyatları, temel gıda ve ürünlerin maliyetlerini anlattım; sushi, ramen, tatlılar ve sokak yemekleri gibi popüler yemeklerin fiyatlarına değindim. Japonya’da çalışmak, iş bulma süreçleri ve yabancıların deneyimleri hakkında sık sorulan soruları kısaca ele aldım. Ayrıca Japonya’da toplu taşıma sistemi, metro kullanımı, tren fiyatları ve şehirler arası ulaşımı göstererek Japonya’da nasıl rahatça gezileceğini paylaştım.

Videoda Himeji ve Kobe gezilecek yerler, Japonya gezi rehberi, Japon mutfağı, Japonya market fiyatları, Japonya gece hayatı, Kobe eti deneyimi, Japonya’da yaşamak ve çalışmak, Japonya’da günlük hayat, Japonya vlogları ve Japonya kültürü gibi merak edilen tüm konulara değindim. Japonya’yı keşfetmek isteyenler için hem rehber niteliğinde hem de eğlenceli bir gezi deneyimi sundum.
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00:00 Giriş
01:02 Himeji Kalesi
14:27 Japonya’da Ulaşım Sistemi
15:45 Japonya’da Waffle Yemek
17:46 Kobe Sokakları
25:31 1995 Kobe Depremi
27:43 FISH IN THE FOREST TOOTH TOOTH
28:03 Kobe Nasıl Bir Yer?
29:56 Kobe Eti Fiyatları
30:57 Kobe Eti Deniyorum
35:46 Japonya Gece Hayatı
40:37 Japonya’da Metro Sistemi
41:57 Kapanış