Japan Vlog - Inuyama

[@AK-di9pc]

Honestly I loved watching the guy speaking English because I've been trying to learn a second language for a while and I always get so nervous when I can't remember a word but seeing him just go through it was so inspiring. Also it's fun seeing Japanese culture/history/stories/etc compared to a lot of English speaking cultures

[@The_Zap_Bug]

I got here as soon as I heard! Awesome video!

[@crow0438]

I remember watching a video about that conveyer belt sushi place and they had something called a 'sushi hotdog' which is basically just a hotdog wrapped in rice and seaweed.

[@美波_5]

To retell the turtle story: So there was a guy, who was walking along the beach, when he saw a bunch of kids pretty much bullying a turtle. He told them to stop and helped the turtle. So, as thanks, the turtle invited him to an underwater palace. The man rode on the turtle's back as the turtle swam far into the ocean. There was food, pretty ladies, music, and overall it was just an amazing place. And as he mentioned, there was the princess. So the man spent a pretty long time, just having fun at the underwater palace. But eventually, he realized that he should go home, and that his family would be worried. As he was going to leave, the princess gave him a box, and told him to not open it. Once he made it back to land, he went back to his village to find that his parents had died from age, and so had most of his friends and everyone he knew. After figuring that out, I forgot where he went, but he opened the box and became an old man (A.K.A. how he would've really looked if he had not gone to the underwater palace. I don't remember clearly if he opened the box and THEN went back to the village, or if he went to the village first. But yeah, that's pretty much the story.)

[@xx-zo2pp]

You are so lucky to go to Japan!! And I'm so lucky to be one of the first comments here! where will you go next?

[@opperationpecan]

I'm in Tokyo, my last stop!

[@froggers8916]

is it bad that I cringed at that man's engrish?

[@opperationpecan]

A little bit, considering your Japanese is probably less than perfect to the locals like him 😅

[@opperationpecan]

I'm honestly just happy he was one of the people who could speak English because y'know people that live in their Native country really don't need to know how but it's great to get a second language anyways (and hard)