First Time Travel ancient beautiful Intramuros in Manila - Japanese vlogger!

[@ZeCabreira]

Thumbs up! I hope you enjoyed touring Intramuros. Dios te bendiga!

[@nightwing4065]

Intramuros is probably the BGC during the Spanish colonial era.

[@readerviewer9177]

Wow, that was a great comment!

[@jflrck141]

Lol

[@hmhbanal]

Actually, it’s Binondo. Then replaced by Makati, then BGC.

[@worldofely4907]

No, Intramuros is a walled city but not a business centre city.

[@bluewolf4789]

Intramuros is a government center during spanish era.

[@ArSaJu]

Just randomly found this on my KZbin feed. As a Filipino living outside Manila, this has been very educational for me as while I've seen these sites while on the road, I've never took the time to explore them on foot. Good job and I hope you enjoy your stay here! Subscribed. ♥️

[@herminiasmith1357]

You gave a very informative narrative! It shows you did your homework on Philippine history.

[@arghentrock]

Nice time exploring Intramuros. 😊

[@ozuukayabagamingt.v.]

You did a good job to say no :D ❤ from Philippines

[@nitroo9455]

Welcome to the Philippines 😊😊😊

[@ericesteleydes1585]

Very lovely videos

[@aforadorable6006]

Very beautiful!

[@romelinadeloria6634]

Welcome to ph,take care always.

[@sammonelliote6108]

Thank you for coming to the Philippines❤. But take care always.

[@bons244]

04:28 prior to Spanish rule, that area already existed for hundreds of years. By the time of Spanish arrival in late 15th centure it is the center of Rajah Soliman's Kingdom of Maynila. Across the river from there is Tondo headed by Lakandula.

[@ronfaujr1]

Nice vlog 👏💯🤘

[@saintjao14]

Mabuhay 😅!!

[@rolanfernandez6306]

Hello my friend!

[@CryptoSniper]

Magandang hapon.. Hapon has two meaning in Filipino. 1. Hapon means Japanese 2. hapon means afternoon

[@DK_TRAVEL.]

I see👏 Thanks!!

[@efriendsf]

Fort Santiago is an eye opener for young people like you that war should not happen again. As a young Japanese tourist, I suggest you visit Corregidor Island via a cruise ship. It’s a day tour that will give you a glimpse of World War II events.

[@renmaglantay8200]

You have to squeeze a calamansi or lime on your pancit canton to break the saltiness and you have to stir everything on your halo2x so that the ice would blend with the rest of the toppings. Hope you enjoy your stay!

[@roamaroundgisg7362]

Dude, try to visit Davao city's business districts, Eden Nature Park, Jack's Ridge, Samal island and Davao Oriental's Dahican and other tourist spots. Siargao, Cebu, Bohol and Palawan are also must-visits.

[@DK_TRAVEL.]

Thanks for the tips!

[@Doland-hw8qk]

LIKED AND SUBSCRIBED

[@DK_TRAVEL.]

Thank you 😊

[@angelitabalagtas6987]

you can mix halo halo before you eating

[@andrearoces8597]

VISIT LAS CASAS DE ACUZAR.

[@garyg3]

Love your video! Thank you! I have not been to the Philippines since 1993 and Intramuros is definitely on my list to visit. I'm originally from there. Really loved to get a Japanese tourist's point of view of the area. BTW I lived in Okayama for 5 years so Japan is also very close to my heart

[@DK_TRAVEL.]

Thank you!! So cool 🇵🇭 × 🇯🇵

[@SenpaiYosef]

Bienvenido a las Filipinas Bro. Hope you visit Cebu City the oldest city in the Philippines :)

[@mikeyfraile2402]

Visit Corigidor Island a war memorial during the second world war you can feel the entire island dramatic well preserved ruins barracks and military arsenel hospital theater etc did you know that Halo Halo was introduced by the Japanese it a Japanese desert called kakiri made of nuts milk and iced the Philippines version is what is now Halo Halo happy vlogging and mabuhay welcome to the Philippines

[@DK_TRAVEL.]

Thank you for the great information!!

[@alesh2275]

@@mikeyfraile2402 “kakigōri”

[@TheJireh12]

U did the right thing to turn down that man.

[@DayLag-ec7ij]

Sana yong kalesalang ang means of transporattion ang i allow dyan Masikip at magulo na pag maraming sasakyan.

[@ShowbizIntriga]

Hi. San Agustin Church was completed in 1607. It was damaged during World War 2 by either the Japanese or the Americans or both. It was designated as UNESCO World Heritage site in 1993.

[@eduardochavacano]

i brought a German traveler and a Swiss traveler to the Manila Cathedral, they just looked bored. Then I thought, there are hundreds of Cathedrals and Churches in Europe. Intramuros is nice. But it doesnt like you travel back in time. Hanoi's Old Quarters is way more impressive. Fort Santiago is nice, but it feels like a theme park.

[@arniehere]

❤❤❤

[@LegitimateW]

So handsome ❤️

[@ZeCabreira]

12:26 You could have asked for chopsticks from the counter. They have it there. You just have to ask.

[@andrearoces8597]

Intramuros is the seat of the Hispanic Philippines.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

Too bad you were not able to visit the Japanese Garden in Rizal Park. It was a gift from the Japanese Government in the 1970s. There is also a Japanese Memorial Garden in Cavinti, Laguna which was gifted to the Philippines by the Japanese Government in the 1970s to commemorate the fallen of World War 2.

[@KaidePH]

Not many of Japanese knows about what happened during World War 2 and the participation of Japan . Just wondering if the these were also being studied/taught in Japan for students? Or no?

[@MarilynMalunes-yj1wu]

Arigato

[@itsmeferny]

The security guard is cute and hot.

[@cutebalddiver]

Intramuros means “inside the city walls” in Spanish not Tagalog

[@DK_TRAVEL.]

Thank you for letting me know about it👏

[@clocksteed]

Intramuros is actually a Latin phrase.

[@cutebalddiver]

@@clocksteed I stand corrected

[@愛一喜]

気おつけてくださいね　いっぱいお水　飲んでください

[@FUNNYANDCUTEANIMALS26]

why so many flag? what's the meaning of that

[@mysterycharm03]

Must have been uncomfortable for him as a Japanese esp if he visits Fort Santiago

[@alesh2275]

Intramuros に行ったけど 2023年6月。がっかり。船乗り会社のオフィスばっかり。周りのゴルフコースもキレイだけど普通の人は入れずに上流階級の会員しか楽しめない。 ビルの建築もキレイはキレイだが、大半は見せかけの「古いスペイン時代建築」に過ぎずに、本当は全くの新築だ。マニラの旧街よりもフィリピン風スペイン時代ディスニーランドの呼び方が正しいと言えよう。

[@JarBacs]

True, most of the buildings were already recreated and/ or renovated... Because of World War 2. Manila was completely polvorised back then🤌

[@alesh2275]

@@JarBacs the buildings in Intramuros are neither recreations nor renovations. They are fictional renditions of how we believe the buildings there should have looked like. In short, they’re are authentic as Disneyland buildings are.

[@mysterycharm03]

ow since the Japanese destroy the intramuros in war, only fragments of the wall city was restored. If you really want to see the well preserved buildings with no alterations, visit vigan city esp the Calle crisologo, it's like your version of Ninenzaka in Kyoto

[@alaehvlogs5676]

Plsss visit BGC HIGHSTREET OR BGC UPTOWN, ASEANA CITY, ORTIGAS CENTER, MALL OF ASIA, VENICE GRAND CANAL, MAKATI CENTER, TAGAYTAY, TAAL VOLCANOES,

[@mysterycharm03]

visit more of the places where you will learn history, Baguio City, Vigan City, Banaue Rice Terraces, Bohol, Las Casas de Azucar in Bataan, Cebu City. Oh more of Manila like the National Museum, and Malacañang palace.