JAPONYA’DA TATİL YAPMAK ÇOK UCUZ! – Kyoto 🇯🇵

JAPONYA’DA TATİL YAPMAK ÇOK UCUZ! – Kyoto 🇯🇵

Are they attacking? There was no attack , man. What can I say ? Imagine May 8 times dangerous. Let me tell you. English I’m Turkish. Oh great. Don’t pay attention to how cute they are, they are really very dangerous. Look. So why did I come here? Cucumber for example, hello on a. Oh look, there’s another tour. How are you? I’m good, you. We’ve arrived at the center. It’s obvious even from the car that we’ve arrived at the center. Which is better, Netherlands or Japan? He says, “Don’t be seen while eating.” Do you drink Japanese drinks or drinks? Sake. Ok. It’s 34 degrees here right now, friends. Do you see how clean this is? By the way, it’s the dirtiest toilet I’ve ever entered. It’s weird. Look, everyone’s fixated on their games. Dude, people get a little thoughtful. These Europeans are watching in civilization. We didn’t buy anything from those vending machines. I want to buy one. Are you burned? Oh ok. [Music] Good morning. Good morning. Good morning friends. I’m here with a brand new video. I’ve started a great day. I’m in the forest right now, you can hear me. I arrived in the Arashiyama region. Let me tell you how I got there. First, we woke up this morning, naturally , and took a shower and cleaned up. Let me get straight to the commercial. Caesar. White shorts, a green shirt, socks, green glasses, and a hat. I had my green hat, but I didn’t have it with me. Anyway, we went out with this outfit. First, I went and got a coffee. I walked for 67 minutes. There’s a place called Topujiki Station. I went there. From there, I first went to Kuyota Station, the main center. From there, I caught the train from the GRE section here. You’ll see it in the images. I was on the train, sipping my coffee. The second train took about 25-30 minutes. The first train takes 78 minutes. Then, I walked 12-13 minutes to the Arashiyama region. So why did I come here? The Arashiyama region has incredible things. From the bamboo trees to the temples, the temple I’m at right now is called Tenry J. Here’s how you plan. After exploring, you enter Tenry G. You pay 500 yen upon entry. It’s not right at the door, but a bit further along. There are three areas at the door. One is a place with a dragon image. The second is a garden in the forest. This is where I’m at right now. The third is inside the temple. Each has its own pricing, etc. I’ve already posted videos of them. I’m currently in the garden section of Tenry J temple. Zen teachings are mostly practiced here. This is a Buddhist temple. What is Buddhist? Let’s talk a bit about Buddhistism. Now, what was there in Japan ? There was Shinto culture. It also talked about a religion of being at one with nature. Similarly, in Buddhism, in addition to being at one with nature, Buddhistism is a bit different. What’s it like? Let me tell you. Because Buddhistism is very important. I mean, when you look at the world, I’m talking about a religion born 2,500 years ago in India. A certain part of the world is still actively Buddhist. So what? Buddhism is a system of teachings that aims to understand the causes of suffering in the universe and to find relief from it. It aims not to worship God, but to attain enlightenment through personal awareness, ethics, life, and meditation. It has four noble truths. The first is duka. The truth of suffering. Fill life with pain, suffering, and dissatisfaction. Who was he, anyway? He was the Buddha. A Buddha born in India 2,500 years ago. There are no gods in Buddhism. There are the teachings and truths of the Buddha. That was the first. The second is samudaya. The source of suffering. The root of suffering is desire: greed, anger, and ignorance. The third is niroda. The cessation of suffering. When desires cease, suffering ceases. The fourth is maga, the path to liberation. It is possible to be free from suffering through the noble eightfold path. What is this eightfold path? Right view, right intention, right speech, right conduct, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration. Generally, these are things like this : everything we experience right now has a reason. The pain we experience for these reasons is normal. We need to suffer. We need to experience poverty alongside wealth. So, there’s an affirmation here, too. It tells us that when something bad happens, it will actually bring you good results. Isn’t it the same in most religions ? In every good, there’s bad, and in every bad, there’s also bad. No, there is. Just like our belief. Actually, all religions are interconnected. Anyway, now that we’ve explained Buddhism, I really liked this temple. There are areas where you can find peace, especially in the garden. But the real secret is the bamboo trees. They’re incredibly large, and they’re right behind me. If you continue from here, you’ll see the path there. So, let’s start our journey to the bamboo trees. I bought something like this at the train station. It’s chocolate. It’s really strong. It’s 34 degrees here right now, folks, and there’s 90% humidity. Even my shirt is sweating right away. It’s unbelievable. It’s so hot, I just sat there and thought, “Let me eat something. Let me drink some water. Let me rest. Let me catch my breath.” Because I walked a lot on my way here, too. If you continue from the other side of the temple , you can go directly to the bamboo trees from here. I’m heading there now. Yes, you can switch to the bamboo trees from here, as you continue through the temple . You don’t have to pay anything . You’re only paying for this temple I’ve entered. If you come from the other side, you can make it from bamboo here. Here are those bamboos I was wondering about. They look so beautiful. Look, it’s like we’re stepping into a movie. Oh, it’s cool here, and the shade. I’m so sorry for the bamboos. They grow up to 10 meters tall. Up to 1020 meters. Japan, you know, attracts incredible tourists with its natural beauty. 50 million tourists come to Kyoto, friends. 50 million, you heard that right. Well, not all of them are here for their natural beauty, but for the people here for their natural beauty. Do speak English I’m Turkish. Oh, great. How are you? I’m good, I’m good too. How’s it going? Hello. It’s so nice to meet you. How did you like Japan? Good. The weather is so hot. The weather is incredibly hot. Your sweat is soaking in the water. Let them come during Akıra time. Isn’t it April? Exactly. April or November, October, somewhere around there. This is my first time here, brother. Exactly. Where are you from? Osmaniye. From Osmaniye. Great. Is there any travel after here? We’ll go through Seol. Oh, I mean, Seol from there to Osaka. Very good. I’m going to do the same. When is Osaka? Did you come alone? I’m traveling alone, man. I’m also creating content. Come on, my accounts are YouTube, Instagram, Sezer Yılmaz. It’s like you went to the staircase. You watched it. Exactly. We went with the sea then. Yes. That’s right. You’re probably Istanbul, man. I’m normally from Izmir. Is that right? I don’t live in one place, though. You know, I’ve been sending them all the time lately. That’s right. Then give me three reasons to come to Japan. These clothes are cheap. Clothes are cheap. Technological products are very affordable. Yes. They’re really clean. Aren’t they very clean, brother? I mean, if they come, they should come during the sakura season . Not in this heat. Yes. If possible, they’ll raid it. We’re ruined. I rested up there. I saw it wasn’t going. I went to Inari Shrine. That was a disaster too. We were there yesterday, too. There was hot rain all the way to the top. Seri. Oh, at least it rained, sister. Exactly. Thank you. You joined my channel, it was so nice. It was enjoyable. You eat among the trees like this. It’s so enjoyable. Frankly, when you continue from here, if you turn right, there’s another showplace. It wasn’t much. I thought it was bigger. It’s about this size. Of course, it goes from here to here and back. It’s pretty good. You actually had to walk between them . That’s nice, but when you come here, you can make beautiful videos and memories . You’ll have a lot of fun. Plus, the shade makes walking easier. Where are you from by the Puerto Rico? In your country. San Juan. San Juan. Yoube travel. Nice to meetol English speak English. Tell me three reasons to come to Japan. People and hospitality are really good, like very sweet people, like very respectful, and they are so super quiet, super quiet. Yeah. What’s your favorite food? I like sushi. And sushi was so cheap. I know. Yeah. When you especially Puerto Rico was so expensive. I know. Another good reason. Reason. So you’re taking photos of a model or just for fun? Just like we like to do social media content. What’s your account? Maybe they can follow. Sure. So Instagram is Zul Y A. Mine is AYSG 36. 36. Why 36? That was my soccer number growing up. You were playing football? Uh yeah. Oh, cool. When I was little. How old are you right now? I’m 33. 33. 27. Mine is 33 as well. What’s your zodiac sign? Leo Leon Taurus Taurus April. Even people from Puerto Rico are here because it’s that kind of place. Our next stop is the Togetsukio Bridge. We’ll walk there. After that, there’s a path along the river. Maybe you can take a boat tour on the river. We can do that too. We’ll see how it goes. We’re exploring together right now. Excuse me. Do you speak English? Have the best reason people. Yeah. What about food? Well, yes. What’s your favorite one? I like the cucumber. Cucumber? Rand. So delicious one. Yeah. Where are you from? I’m from England, but I live in Ireland. Arrow. But you don’t have accent. No, you have like kind of American accent. Everyone says this to me. Yeah. What about you? You are to I’m from Slovenia. Slovenia. From Lubiana. Yeah. Close to Lubiana. Oh, I was there. I like your city. Yeah. Especially and Bohin. Yeah, Bohin was so nice. How do you know each other? You’re Slovenia and you are just here and we are on the trip together today. So cool. Yeah. So, you’re going to go to the bamboo. Yeah. Yes. Bamboo is perfect. You like it? That’s great. Gim. Bye bye. Slovenia, America. Look, since you go everywhere, for example, in Puerto Rico, you can open the Puerto Rican thing. Here you can start Slovenian conversation in Slovenia . If you also learn their language a little, ugh, you can open everything. All doors can be opened. I mean, traveling and learning something about their culture gives people joy. Just like a foreign woman or man asks how are you. Oh, how are you, they said. You’re excited, right? Hi guys, how are you? Where are you from? O Japan . Japan [Music] love Japan of Japanz Man, these Japanese are going to kill me. Where are we going now? We continue from here . We continue by checking the map. Always like this Norvegi orish Norwegian Turkey Norway Norway os trheim neveranger quite farbard yeah what is the best three reason to come Japan the food definitely the drink drink you drink Japanese drinks or just normal drinks craft beers craft beers I guess also just the difference in culture. Yeah. hospitality yeah they are so nice and clean about you for me food because I love seafood the second one people they are very nice. I think Norway got salmon but you know what are you sear [Music] Now when you leave that forest area, a street like this welcomes you. Coffee shops, food, vehicles. Isn’t it a shame in this heat? Take that away. Why would anyone get in one? I mean, I wouldn’t. I’d say, “Man, it’s a shame. ” I wouldn’t give them money. Horse carts are the same, donkey carts are the same. Man, people get a little carried away. These Europeans are watching in civilization. They leave people in deep water. They might make money off of it, but they shouldn’t do it, brother. Isn’t there anything else to do? If you have one unfair word, tell them, brother. It’s culture. I won’t be bitten by the nonsense of culture. Anyway, you should have seen how devastated the man was. I was sorry, it broke my heart. The taxis are these old men. They drive Toyotas like the Renaults we used to have. These are different, too. Look, old men again. See? Drive the taxi. Lots of local tourists come too. People from all over Japan flock here. And I saw this. An incredible group from South Korea is also coming here. And it’s not just Europeans, Americans, etc. People also come from surrounding Asian countries in large numbers. Because South Korea is so close to here, you can see even more. When you look at the economy, the strongest countries in Asia are South Korea, followed by Singapore. They’re the richest, anyway. For example, you don’t see the Philippines; they work there to the fullest. After that, you don’t see many people from Bali. They come to work. We don’t see much from Thailand either. So, mostly South Korea and Singapore. For example, in the apartment where I was staying, there was a Singaporean kid. A Japanese man wearing an English jersey. Oh, English. This is the first place we came to today. Tenry Zen Temple. Now we’re continuing towards the bridge. Did you notice? When I talked to people, they always said, “Hospitality.” So, what does this mean, folks? It’s another term for service here. The service provided here, the accommodations, the service at the places we visit, the attitude of the people. All of this is called hospitality. And in Japan, it’s really top-tier. People should respect that, you get what you deserve for the service provided, the accommodations you stay in. You get what you deserve for the food you eat. Unfortunately, we haven’t been able to achieve this lately. When we didn’t, tourists started to flee. Numbers started to drop. Hotels started to sit empty. I think the most important thing in a country is its hospitality, its service. It’s very important. Look, if you’re coming to Japan, don’t come in the summer . Everyone has umbrellas. I should get one too, but it’s hard to carry. Take a camera. Oh, look at how beautiful it is. Look, we’ve reached that bridge. Boat tours probably depart from there. Oh, that bridge is beautiful. You can cross from here. I came to the water for a bit to cool off. But it’s really, really nice. I loved it. Here, let me show you another important aspect of hospitality. We’re somewhere, right? We’ve come to a touristy place like this. This place has free restrooms. Let’s examine the free restrooms. Is it dirty or clean? See how clean it is? It’s the dirtiest restroom I’ve ever been in, by the way. What happened, Japan? You have your shortcomings too. It’s the dirtiest restroom I’ve ever been in, but the guy threw it here, but some being who can’t be called a human being put it here. It’s the dirtiest restroom I’ve ever been in. Thanks. We didn’t buy anything from those vending machines. I want to buy one. How do you get one? Ours is missing, for example. A bottle of cold water costs 140. But I don’t understand how you get which one. Okay, I’ll pay first. It would be the worst donation we could make. 1 euro. I couldn’t. I couldn’t. I couldn’t. I couldn’t. I couldn’t. I couldn’t get it. There’s a park where monkeys live here. The fee is 800, guys. We’ll go up from here. They say you feed the monkeys here. It’s a national park. I mean, a natural park. It’s not like a zoo. So it’s worth going. You pay the fee here. Cash only. I’ll try again now. I came here. I put the money in. I put 200 in here. It was easier with Zoom. I clicked. He gave it. I took it. Apparently, the point was to put money in there. Now, since you’re going on a long journey, please definitely bring water. Look, these guys wrote: Please bring water, stay hydrate. Please take it. I bought a ticket. He gave something like this. He says don’t touch them. He says don’t feed them. He says don’t take photos. He says leave at most 3 meters of space between you. Brother, I’ve always said monkeys are dangerous. Don’t look at them, they’re incredibly cute, be careful. Then you’ll have to get a rabies vaccine. It takes 34 too long. So be careful. Don’t get close. Don’t try to pet. Brother, son, what are these stairs? I gave up. He gives up. Look, he says, “Asta, be careful,” he says, not to be seen while eating. The path continues from there . Now we’re going up. Although there are more than 200 species of monkeys in this region, is the species found here called Macha Masaku? Something like that. Neither chimp nor gorilla Masaku. Oh, there’s a Gazelle right there, look, it’s feeding right there right now. They’ve set up a cooling area like this. Very nice. Another cooling area, and the men weigh 12 to 15 kilos. The women weigh 8 to 10 kilos. He says, “When baby monkeys are born, they only weigh 500 grams and stop growing at 10 years old. Wow! The monkeys communicate with you with their faces and sound effects. On the left, they’re angry, on the right, they’re scared. He asks, ‘Do you understand the difference?’ If you’ve seen the top things, he’s scared, but if you haven’t seen the top things, he’s angry. So stay away from this one. If you haven’t seen the top things, run away. Don’t come here in the summer, really. I’m dead and done. Hey girls, I have a quick question. Tell me three. reason to come to Japan. People are very nice. Yeah, the food is really good and lots of temples. Yeah, they’re really beautiful. How was it here? It was it was really nice, but the way up here was like way up is like crazy. I’m getting crying. Where are you from? Germany. Ah, Netherlands. Which is better, Netherlands or Japan? If you have the chance to leave, I would maybe yes, not move here, but for like a really long vacation. Same well. How old are you? What do you do for living? Just study. Yeah. I work in a restaurant part time. What do you study? I study sociology. Nice. That’s really cool. Yeah. What about you? I do I’m in law school. It’s a bit tough. Yeah. Good luck for you. What are your names? Stacy. Ilanazar. Nice to meet you. YouTube. Show my channel. Travel world videos. Friends, don’t forget to subscribe, send a message, or do anything. Look , I was stuck in the water all the time. I will faint. Did we tell you, brother, go there, you could call it Japan in the heat? And you’re absolutely right, when you can swim. But that’s okay, it’s delicious. Now, when I see the monkeys, I ‘ll come to my senses. My monkey brothers have made a place here. You can move to the air-conditioned room if you want. I’m not exaggerating because you’re so sweaty right now. If you enter at a cold moment, you could get sick. So, keep going without blocking. Look at the girl, she’s running. I was like that when I was young too. I stopped here, but I’ll exit from there. God, we’ve taken the easy way out again. We’re almost there, friends. They say please don’t come closer than 2 meters. They say don’t hold your phones or cameras too close. They say be careful. These monkeys will blow your mind. Let’s see what it’s like. There’s a viewpoint like this. You can watch the city from above. I’ve just been here. I haven’t been able to reach the monkeys, but can you see the layout of the city? To the left are forests. There’s a city over there, but it’s so green. Monkeys are wandering around there. We’ll enter through a door like this. Oh, it’s chilly in here in a minute. They were feeding us over there a moment ago. Look, feeding is allowed here. See? What’s up bro. I don’t have any food. Look, they’re giving peanuts. See the take? They’re so funny. Look, there’s one over there facing us. They’re feeding it right now. Smar, lazy, right? Perfect. God. Bro, what are you doing? Are you okay? Look, you can give it like this. He’s already taking it here. Al bro, he took it and turned around. He’s eating the back of it. Aha, start fight. Look, they’re fighting. These are so bad, they fight so bad. Clan wars have started. Japan culture, architecture, people here at tourist attractions for the nature is amazing here not onotaka as well and I think the food I really like theonomiakiomaki, it’s like a big omelet, amazing we’ve been in like wow Oh, really? I’m going to try, I’m going to try maybe tonight. You really have to. It’s amazing. It’s very special pancakes here. The fluffy ones. Fluffy pancakes. You been to already? No. There’s a store called Ricky, right? It’s called Ricky, I think. Ricky, they make huge cheesecakes, but it’s more of an egg like it’s more of a big pancake. Ah, like this. Yeah. It’s so fluffy and it’s the taste itself. They’re very cultured , they wander among us, my friends. For example, one here, one here, in different places. They can jump as long as they don’t see the camera. Don’t think of them as cute as they are; they’re actually very dangerous. From what I’ve seen, the monkeys here are very adapted to humans . They don’t fight among themselves, incredibly. Stop by here when you get here, they’re very cute. I’ll show you the view in front of me right now. When you reach the top, you can rest and feed them right there. Right there. Then you can go up here and watch them in their natural habitat. This is like a national park. In other words, a place where they leave their own monkeys private . It’s not like that. It’s not like a prison. It’s very beautiful. They can live comfortably wherever they want. They’re very used to humans, by the way. Because they’ve adapted, they allow themselves to be fed. They move very easily. Oh, it’s not like I’m not scared. I’m scared because it’s unpredictable. That one has aged so much. Damn it, how old has it become. My brother turned out to be Turkish. How are you? Are you okay? I’m okay, brother. How are you? We’re working here. What should we do? You’re dealing with these people. They come and go. What are they doing? Here and there. What are you doing now? Are you managing them? I mean, has anything like that happened ? Brother, I mean, I’m trying to keep people away as much as possible. There are some people outside trying to give them food, of course, when I give them, they jump, naturally , I stop them. Do they attack? There was no attacking, brother, what can I say? There’s an argument between them, we stop them, like that. What ‘s your name, brother? Brother, I’m Rüzgar. Rüzgar is very happy, where do you come from? Do you live here? I study here. How many years have you been here? I mean, it’s been a year since you came. He says he went to high school here too. Very good. Now we’re at university. All the best. Great. Where do you come from? I’m from Istanbul, brother. Istanbul. I’m from Izmir. I love Izmir very much. That’s how I travel the world. I make videos. Well done. Thanks, brother. If it’s on YouTube, if you’d like to follow me. Yes, there is. Sezer Yılmaz. Sezer Yılmaz. I am very pleased. Yılmaz. I am very pleased too, brother. Very much, have a nice holiday. Thank you very much. Take care. Wow. It’s a good thing we ran into Rüzgar. He’s passing between us right now. It’s very difficult to control the camera. He’s quite old. Look, the benefit of shooting a video, for example, if I didn’t speak Turkish, I wouldn’t have shot the video at that moment, for example, onan A hello, look, another Turkish person , how are you, I’m good? I’m good too. What’s your name? Merve. Merve Sezer too. I am very pleased. A really? Good, great then . It’s even better. Have fun. The kid working there is Turkish too. It’s Rüzgar. Exactly. I was very surprised. Did you come for your grandchild? By yourself? No. I came individually. Did you come alone? I came with my friend. Great. You are traveling the world. I am traveling the world. Continue. Thank you. Thank you. Take care. See you. I’ll go downstairs too. Oh, there was a fight there. I’m telling you exactly what I mean, if I don’t speak Turkish or something. A Turk comes across. It’s amazing. It’s a lucky coincidence in Japan that it happened this way. Monkeys come all the way here. I mean, is it worth it or not? I think it’s worth it. You know, you’re dying in the heat on the way up, but it’s beautiful, very enjoyable. Let’s go down. Friends, if you want, you can pay 2000 lira for a boat here. One boat can take three people for an hour. There’s one that leaves at 2000/250 . I think this is known, but it says 250 minutes past 250. I have to wait 22 minutes right now. I don’t want to. Also, seeing the lake like this was really enjoyable. If you come, you should experience it. You can film it. I’d enjoy it too. I’d appreciate it if you tagged me. And I’d appreciate it if you tagged me on Instagram, wherever you watch these videos. I really enjoy and feel happy when I see it. If you come in the summer, please bring extra t-shirts like the one I’m wearing right now. Put them in your bag. Also, take your sunscreen. Don’t forget to wear it with a hat and sunglasses. It helps a lot. I did the most sensible thing. There’s a place called “To Go” right next to the monkey temple. I went there. I ordered an Ice Cafe for coffee. It was nice, but he also gave me a spade cookie. Nice. Very sugary, but nice. Spades aren’t good, you know. Seriously, they’re not. It cost 3.60 euros in total. You’re a new player in most places. Now I’ll make a plan. I’ll act accordingly. I’ll also charge everything a bit. See you. I left the coffee shop and headed towards nature. There’s a beautiful waterfall-like place here. The river. It’s so beautiful. Look at it. It’s so delightful. I suddenly found myself at the train station. So, I decided, since we’re here, let’s go to Kuyotoya. You can go this way if you want. You can sit like this if you want. Your interior is like this. I ‘ll sit in the corner. Now we’re in the center. Even the car shows we’re in the center. It’s a very stylish car. What is it? It’s an Aston Martini. This is a Mercedes. What happened? We’re suddenly back in luxury Dubai. And in the background is Louis Vitton and George Harmony. There was. I want to go to that market and eat something. There’s this meat, this meat. Koba meat. I can try it here too. Just for fun, man. We shouldn’t get carried away by just tasting. By the way, maybe you haven’t seen it in other videos. I’m a pescatarian. What does that mean? They’re releasing new gadgets. I do. I can eat fish and seafood. I can also eat eggs, but I can’t eat meat or chicken. It’s something like that. Pescatarianism is a thing. Just so you know. I was wondering if these guys don’t have any shopping malls. Apparently, you can go into that market from inside the mall. There are fragrances, women’s makeup products, as well as electronics, Dysons, and things like that. I say Dyson. When I say electronics, that’s the only thing that comes to mind. I don’t know anything else. Are they Shibu or Shibu or what? They have one brand. They say it’s the most famous one, used by women. Where is this market? You enter from here. By the way, most Japanese people seriously wear a lot of makeup. They wear incredible makeup. There are also a lot of people who think they’re in anime. It’s not a race that interests me, to be honest. I’m not racist, but it doesn’t. But of course, they are also liked by many people around the world. That’s up to you. By the way , you can find it when you exit and turn right. I don’t think there’s an entrance from inside the mall. Exactly. Nishige market. They are very respectful. They even say hello from inside the car. I’ve chosen a market for myself again. I really enjoyed visiting this market. I liked it here. Let’s grab a bite of seafood here and there. They’ve made seating here like this . Not for sitting, but for standing up. Heh. Should I get a taste of these? Looks good. You can still buy them fresh. Those were really good. These really caught my attention yesterday. Huh, was this the market-like place? No, not this. There was a place where you could eat standing up. Let’s go there. Huh, this is it. Okay, we’ll grab something here. Now, one shot is 100. You can also get sauces like this here. Everyone loves Japanese food , really. Takoyaki. These are round, with something inside, like chicken, meat, seafood. Whatever you want. Sushi, they’ve cooked it. Everything is cooked like this. Look, you can eat vegetarian. Mushrooms, bacon, asparagus, corn, they’ve cooked it all. Oh, the sea. You can eat everything. Look, they have it here. Everything is like that. Look at the sushi. One Piece is 600. It’s very expensive. It’s very expensive for one piece. This place is a bit pricey. It’s more expensive here than at a restaurant. Markets in Thailand are usually much cheaper. Food markets. I’m going to eat something and I’m wondering which one to put in my mouth. I’m curious. The one the girl had looked good. Shirim Tempura. One is 500, three are 1200. I’m going to have Shirim tempura. I’ll get it here. Heh. These are the meats I’m talking about. They cook them like this too. Beef 3,000, Vagu 2,000. These, for example, are amazing seafood at Vagar. I asked if they had takoyaki, but they didn’t. Usually, chicken. These are gozos. They’re similar to our manti, but they have no relation. I’ll get them from here. I told the kid I wanted shrimp, and he gave me crab. He either acted foolishly or didn’t know. I have no regrets. Let me tell you something? Şirin is better. Phew! Wow! I didn’t think they’d be this delicious . 1000 67 euros for two, totally worth it. Very good. Thank you. The music is good too. Bon appetit. I bought my favorite drink and a can. I’m tired of wearing a hat all the time. It’s like a memoli where I have to slick my hair back . This was 1500. That makes 300-400. The total is €2 euros. I’m heading home now. I got on the bus. Bus number 207. I even arrived a couple of minutes ahead of time. Let’s go home. You don’t swipe your card when you get on here. You swipe your card when you get off here. [Music] I came to this Italian restaurant for dinner . Because this whole not eating meat thing is a really big deal. I ordered a pasta. It’s seafood. I think there’ll also be pesto sauce or something like that. I’m curious to see. I didn’t go out with a camera. I went out with my phone. That ‘s why I wanted the video to end like this. I wanted it to flow naturally. Everything we ate in Japan was truly delicious. He mentioned the sea in his video, and I hadn’t expected it to be this good. I mean, even this pasta is so good. The shrimp pasta is incredible. It’s not even EO. It’s like 8 euros. Dude, you can’t get shrimp pasta for 8 euros anywhere else in the world. Japan is amazing in terms of prices, too. Congratulations. I’m done eating now. The culture in Japan is weird. Look, everyone is so fixated on the game, playing like they’re gambling. Incredible. This is the main street. There’s a shopping mall right there: Kuyoto Yobadashi. If you remember, they used to sell electrical goods. The same brand, the same name, in Tokyo . Let’s walk over there and see how easy it is to film on a phone. There’s no microphone. It’s incredibly beautiful. If you want to be a YouTuber, I think you should start with your phone. You don’t need anything else . I went to an ice cream parlor. I’m going to try one of these. I’ll probably try the chocolate chop. We’ll see how it tastes. This is what it’s like inside. Just look at how sweet this is. 3500 yen. They did it perfectly. So sweet. A double ball like this costs €3, folks. I tried it delicious, but it melts right away. For example, I want to give you some great information about my world tour. Now, this is how I walk right now. It’s around 10:5. You can’t walk in backstreets like this in Colombia. You can’t walk in backstreets like this in Brazil. This is possible in many countries in Asia. So if you want to tour the world and are wondering where to start, especially if you’re a woman, I think you should consider these areas. It’ll be more affordable and you’ll feel safer. For example, I’m on a street like this, right? There’s no human being, but 0 grams of fear. Look, I ‘m walking like this in Karena. Man, I was constantly looking back. I wonder if someone came and took something or left? It’s the same in Brazil. I felt a little safer in Argentina. I stayed in good places. If you go there at all, stay in good places. Don’t say, “Nothing will happen to me.” Think eight times as dangerous. Let me tell you. My friends, I’m home now. We’re wrapping up today. I hope you had a day you loved, enjoyed watching, and enjoyed nature. That’s how I lived. The Japanese have lived that way for years and continue this tradition. We witnessed it today. If you liked it, don’t forget to hit the like button, hype the video, and leave even a comment. It would be very valuable for our channel. Take care. Love from Kuyoto, Japan, to all of you , my friends. Yeah.

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Kyoto’daki yolculuğumda şehrin en özel noktalarını gezdim. İlk durağım Arashiyama oldu; burada hem ünlü bambu ormanlarını gördüm hem de maymun parkını ziyaret ederek şehrin manzarasına yukarıdan bakma fırsatı buldum. Kyoto’nun kültürel ruhunu daha yakından tanımak için farklı tapınakları gezdim ve hem Budizm hem de Şintoizm dinleri hakkında bilgiler verdim. Tarihi yapılar, geleneksel atmosfer ve Kyoto’nun dingin havası bu vlogda sizleri bekliyor.

Yolculuğum sırasında Japon insanlarla röportaj yaptım, turistlerle konuştum ve onların gözünden Kyoto’yu dinledim. Bunun yanı sıra Japon yemek pazarına uğrayarak geleneksel lezzetleri denedim. Japon mutfağının öne çıkan yemekleri, sushi, ramen ve sokak lezzetleri bu videoda önemli bir yer tuttu.

Seyahatim boyunca Japonya hakkında en çok merak edilen konulara da değindim. Kyoto toplu taşıma sistemini, metro ve tren kullanımını deneyimledim. Günlük yaşamın parçası olan Japonya market fiyatlarını gözlemledim, yaşam maliyetleri hakkında fikir sahibi oldum. Akşam olduğunda ise Kyoto’nun gece hayatını gözlemleyerek şehrin gündüzden tamamen farklı bir atmosfere büründüğünü gördüm.

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00:00 Giriş
01:05 Arashiyama’ya Nasıl Geldim?
02:40 Budizm Nedir?
04:25 Bambu Ağaçları
06:08 Japonya’da Türklerle Karşılaştım
08:02 Influencer Turistler
09:51 İnsanlar Japonya Hakkında Ne Düşünüyor?
14:28 Japonya Sokakları
17:09 Japon Tuvaleti
17:37 Japon Otomatı
18:07 Arashiyama Maymun Parkı
25:19 Japonya’da Çalışmak
26:25 Japonya’da Türkçe Konuşmak
27:23 Kayık Kiralama
28:11 Japonya Kahve Fiyatları
28:47 Japonya’nın Doğası
28:56 Japonya Tren İstasyonu
29:17 Şehir Merkezi
30:01 Alışveriş Merkezi
30:56 Japonya Yemek Pazarı
32:42 Japonya Yemek Fiyatları
33:20 Japonya Market Fiyatları
33:31 Japonya Ulaşım
33:52 Japonya’da Yeme-İçme
34:34 Japonya Oyun Kültürü
34:43 Japonya Gece Hayatı
35:26 Japonya Güvenli Mi?
36:18 Kapanış