Riding Japan’s $120 Completely Private First Class Bus | Tokyo - Osaka

[@SoloSoloTravel]

Thank you very much for your kind comments!!!! I am able to celebrate my first anniversary thanks to all of you who have been watching my videos. I will continue to do my best.

[@jdizzle9011]

感謝します

[@minggioppa5984]

Hi! I missed your vlogs! helped me a l through my cpa review phase. Please upload more in the future and always be safe!!! stay healthy! hope you have a great day everday ❤

[@Not_Your_Duck]

Hello :)) love your videos

[@johnjeffreys6440]

t's a beautiful city. Not a piece of litter anywhere.

[@TheDude1980]

In English it is “Heck” not “Hecko”. Thank you for the video. 😄

[@raisulakash1512]

That food warming up mechanism impressed me more than the bus

[@jereffuse]

same here

[@valerieladeda]

No need for a microwave! Do they have this technology in the US?

[@keyz898]

@@valerieladedayes. It’s standard for military meals

[@525sixhundredMinutes]

@@valerieladeda Flameless heater. Like keyz898 said, US MREs have them

[@2hotflavored666]

​@@valerieladedaObviously yes, but why specifically the US?

[@kellylee5896]

I broke my leg recently and have been unable to leave my house. Watching your videos have really brightened my spirits. Thank you for sharing your time and travels and cheered to many more years.

[@BenjaminBenavidesIglesias]

😮💪

[@Tatokala]

Hope its better now. 🎉😮

[@khalilahd.]

I love your subtle humor 😅 we never actually hear your voice but you’re hilarious and I love touring Japan through your experiences ❤

[@dukeallen432]

Copied another you tubers style.

[@cringeginge7663]

@@dukeallen432 which one

[@qbox4277]

@@dukeallen432 I have seen many Japanese KZbinrs with the same style, but this guy is humoruous, making him different from them.

[@michaelmacdonell4834]

This

[@johnjeffreys6440]

It's a beautiful city.

[@eike1124]

Omg I love the humor… your channel is so soothing and relatable! I caught myself grinning several times whenever your personality shines through the captions

[@Lunakim191]

The best thing is that the narration runs with subtitles. This silence is so lovely..💕

[@LuxuryBeatsMusic]

love it cause so many videos are made from coked up addicts talking loudly and fast into the mic with annoying music in the background almost as a "YES I'M BRAINWASHING YOU AND YOU'RE GOING TO LOVE THIS VIDEO" type vibe and I am not for it

[@zaksharman]

@@LuxuryBeatsMusic chill

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@@zaksharman how

[@zaksharman]

@@LuxuryBeatsMusic with the all caps. It's completely uneeded

[@CaptainCob]

@@zaksharman we really live in a world where capital letters upset people enough to lecture others about it 🤣

[@MARTINREN1231]

As a person who experienced a 17 hour travel to a non sleeper bus(its literally worse than an economy seat in a plane) this looks heavenly

[@kiffar]

I was going to say, $120 for a long ass bus ride with this privacy seems totally worth the money.

[@muhammadaulia6427]

@@kiffar yeah pretty worth i think.

[@Major_Watts]

I’m still unsure why you wouldn’t just go the Shinkansen (bullet train) and be in Osaka for less money and a 5th of the time!

[@MARTINREN1231]

@@Major_Watts it wasnt in japan to be fair. And my fare is only $10

[@Major_Watts]

@@MARTINREN1231 I hear you.. I did a 20hr trip from Lao to Vietnam. Bus was filled with livestock, the seats were tiny and there was karaoke the entire journey.. This does look heavenly. But this bus vs the Shinkansen just seems like an odd call.. maybe it’s for people who have a fear of trains?

[@StrongWillAlchemist]

Something about watching people silently travel Japan is so soothing for some reason? And your captions are always too funny! Congrats on one year!

[@k-trangry4955]

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[@douglife5762]

Your videos are so relaxing. What was that MHA machine next to the claw machines? Thanks. Safe travels.

[@vasilicastoica8396]

Salut Prietene 👋 👋

[@weirdshibainu]

I think it's because Japan tends to be a clean and orderly society. The countryside looks well curated

[@ZeroGT_]

@Solo Solo Travel i remember finding your channel shortly after you started it. i was fresh out of the hospital after first brain surgery and i couldn't get comfortable in my bed. i could only get comfortable in my computer chair to sleep. your videos helped distract me from the pain and helped me relax before sleeping. i always looked forward to the next one and i still do. thank you!

[@jednrrp]

i hope you are more comfortable now (:

[@kartikkantheti5690]

That heating technology on the bento box is amazing. Never saw that when I was in Tokyo in 2012. What innovation

[@michaelcarlyle5880]

I was stationed in Japan with the US Navy out of Yokosuka back in the late 80s, and always regretted not going out more when i had time. To explore the country, thank you for showing me what I missed, I enjoy your videos very much.

[@finfan83]

You know it's luxurious when it has oil blast and zero-gravity sleeping. Congrats on the 1 year anniversary, thank you for your time to record and edit all your travels for us. And of course for the whole travelling too.

[@itsariyara]

In all honesty, this is the channel I look out for new videos the most. Your approach to humor is beautifully crafted without being forced and providing knowledge of experiences that will assist me when I visit Japan in the near future. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures with us - you are an absolute gem, my friend!

[@raquelsimplesassim]

Yes. Yes. Me too.

[@maximusclaudius2008]

Each episode becomes funnier 😂.. loved it. If I ever visit Japan, I will never be lost.. all because of you

[@faithlucas4092]

Ok the heating of the Bento Box was crazy. My first impression is it’s nice but I’d be claustrophobic with such tight quarters, although lovely and clean, thank you for sharing your experience on the bus I’ve only taken the train 😅😊❤

[@Fragenzeichenplatte]

You can always just open the curtains and you're free from claustrophobia :)

[@secretservice1816]

Its cozy

[@yuzen3030]

チャンネル開設1周年おめでとうございます🎉コメントや行動に主さんのユーモアと優しさが垣間見れる大好きな旅チャンネルです。 これからもよろしくお願いします！

[@spidernevi]

Japan is way ahead of time. Actually convenient convenience store where you can buy a complete dinner, and not only your ordinary bento but a heated bento! A wide range of transportation choice, this bus is literally a moving hotel. I have no problem sleeping in a bus but I'm sure I'll like these sleeper buses a lot. Your channel helps me satisfy my desire to travel in Japan

[@x808drifter]

Sucks you don't have 7-11 there. Or your 7-11 sucks. 😥

[@cvn6555]

That tech to heat the meal is old. MREs have those.

[@alternax9751]

Same here, I just wanna SLAM into the cargo of any plane if it means I can GRAZE the territory of Japan.

[@gabe9346]

The store was almost completely barren...

[@thebluest_blue1145]

At least in Australia, the heated bentos can be bought in most Asian supermarkets! Though the ones I've seen require you to manually pour cold water on a heat sachet, not as convenient as just pulling a string. Quite pricey, the taste is similar to microwaveable frozen meals, but they're great for getting a hot meal on eg long roadtrips

[@hemanshubisen.89]

best feeling when we get the notification that solo solo travel had upload a video. its really amazing to see wonderful travels. hope that you make more on especially sleeper bus travel as its the best. Support from 🇮🇳.

[@lyndonlives638]

I used to travel on buses all the time and this one looks absolutely lovely. Definitely making me nostalgic! 🥲

[@andreaprice1150]

I love these videos. My husband and I just booked a cruise around Japan for his 50th birthday! All of these videos are giving me great ideas of ways to travel and things to see. And your captions are always so funny. Thank you for this great service.

[@MUSHIN_888]

The bullet train is faster around 3 hrs and the seats are very comfortable u can lay them all the way back

[@MUSHIN_888]

Bullet trains are also covered by the JR pass

[@richardsanchez5444]

How much was that?

[@yangerjamir0906]

@moeyali, maybe some people love the experience of the bus ride and are not in a hurry to get to point B from point A.

[@IzonMe1]

That Gundam display at the end definitely didn’t go unnoticed. Love seeing all the cool things around your travels.

[@BeyondSleepy]

Congratulations on the channel’s one year anniversary:) I’ll be using your videos as inspiration when I visit Japan in a few years time.

[@munchkinmeep]

Congratulations on a year of really enjoyable videos! Your emotional journey as you had to chase down the right station and then be worried you were at the wrong stop was VERY RELATABLE. As was the "It's here it's here it's here it's here" when the bus arrived! This is exactly how my brain talks to itself and narrates life 😂

[@earthlingsdeliciousfoodlab]

[@crazywisdom2]

The " hot " bento box was cool. Awesome bus !!! Now that's riding in style ! I love how the Japanese do everything.

[@tasnimrahman7261]

"A great homage to what my contacts list looks like" Don't know if I should laugh at you or cry with you. But definitely loving this channel. Solos for life.

[@theo4281]

It's 5:42 in the morning here in the Netherlands. I just woke up. This was very relaxing to watch. Thank you for that. Have a nice day.

[@Fastest_Animal]

I like the fact that in Japan you have lunchboxes with the chemical heating that does not require external heat. Wish we had such a thing in my country where almost all food is served hot. A lot to learn. Thanks for the video.

[@TheCSC017]

I've paid about the same amount for bus fair from New York to Chicago (relatively the same distance from Tokyo to Osaka) and it was NOTHING like this! So insanely cool, thanks for sharing!!!

[@MUSHIN_888]

Must have been hell, had a 20+ Hr trip on a plane where I couldn’t sleep and I was miserable

[@luiscarlospereamartin7448]

Wrong ‼️ from NY to Chicago are almost 800 miles.

[@jimmythechimp2]

TBH the only perk of this is probably for people who need to be there at like 5 a.m. because 120 dollars is the price of a bullet train that gets you there in like 2 hours.

[@Vampyresdontdodishes]

I took an overnight Amtrak in a normal seat from Chicago to Buffalo and it was the worst traveling experience of my life lol. Big snoring guy on an hour long percussive fest and I think I might have woke myself up snoring too and to this day I am still embarrassed/mad at myself 😂. Never again.

[@wormfood868]

Tokyo to Osaka is less than half the distance of New York to Chicago.

[@Connief1990]

I’m fascinated by the self heating meal…😳… The Japanese are unbelievable.

[@kurtsloop2462]

When I was in the Army, all of the packaged meals had a self heating component. I was usually to tired to bother with it and just ate everything cold

[@na15464]

You know that's old tech that the military has had forever right?

[@CatastrophicConundrum]

Heating meal:😐 Heating meal in Japan:😍🤑🤯😱

[@UntitledKirk]

😳😳😳😳!

[@mistysilence2]

congrats on your first year! i hope to continue watching you for the next one too! your humor is always a joy during these videos

[@styleyfrancky9128]

The exothermic reaction thing was mind-blowing XD Sth we dont even dream of here in Madagascar where even the hot water in the bathroom is luxury. So much discoveries through your videos :) thx

[@dratelectasis]

I live in the USA and that blew my mind also.

[@styleyfrancky9128]

@@dratelectasis You reassure me XD their technologies are on a next level on the country of the risen sun :)

[@dinushadushmantha1032]

Actually, it is quick lime and water. The water enters the bed of quick lime chips as you pull the string. I learned all those stuff and reactions in high school and never even imagined that we can make this kind of use of quick lime. The are so innovative.

[@shashankdixit8949]

Same i live in india and in a metropolitan city i was holy fuck i have never seen something like that and i always thought i have seen everything here

[@styleyfrancky9128]

@@dinushadushmantha1032 thx for the info, impressive!

[@littleoneslovetolearn2087]

I absolutely loved this video. What a fascinating insight into the amazing technologies of Japan. I am absolutely blown away by the self heating pack for dinner😮I love the concept of a sleeper bus. Well done 😊

[@naokopiaa]

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR AN UPDATE, so excited to watch this while eating dinner😁

[@rajkothari4777]

12:34 “look at that sunrise”!!! Nostalgia for all the japanese

[@jyotiryagupta2257]

If you meant about the nuke You are goat man😂😂

[@coolb6289]

Solo San I don't if u read this but it ain't random for many of us who love watching this video, it's like we are a part of the action running in the mind, thx u for sharing and creating this, hope ur day/night been smooth/peaceful, yes it's a daily thing for me 😂😅😂

[@TJSaw]

Japan is a marvel! One of my most favourite countries in the world.

[@staceygrahame2504]

This is literally a bus for introverts - and I am TOTALLY here for it!😂😂😂 I would absolutely love if we had these in our country. (UK) The price was so good too! As a person with autism and other neurological issues, being left alone for the entire journey, with no one else watching or trying to talk to you, is my idea of heaven!❤ And for the same reason LOVE that your videos are silently narrated by the text and there’s no presenter talking loudly - we just hear all the natural sounds of the journey. This is a brilliant concept, but also perfect for people like me who can find it overwhelming when people are talking on top of other sounds. On the contrary, this video was rather relaxing to watch. I’m glad I just accidentally came across you tonight. New subscriber! 😊

[@transfo47]

Very interesting, I never thought about the use cases of this for neurodivergent people.

[@survivalteamzero1741]

Imagine national express with it

[@staceygrahame2504]

@@survivalteamzero1741 It was hard enough for them to run their buses on time, so I wouldn’t have high hopes for them maintaining this level of service lol.

[@survivalteamzero1741]

@@staceygrahame2504 bwhaaaa. I've had nothing but good experiences with them to be fair!

[@stevenewton7965]

They would only run London to Aberdeen overnight

[@heathertruskinger6214]

Congratulations on having your channel running for a year. I love your funny sense of humour. You show us many different ways to travel and enjoy Japan. Thankyou

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[@cadavercat]

I have gotten so addicted to these style of videos traveling in Japan and I just have to say, you're hilarious lol instantly subscribed!

[@LoneWombat2126]

I love the meal that you can reheat like that! Thank you for the English subtitles and quiet video. I really enjoyed this. 😊

[@ryguy2006]

Your travel videos always make my day! Just seeing what the travel is like makes me so, so happy! コンテントにありがとうございます！✨

[@nnargh]

These videos are so great, thank you so much for sharing your journeys with us! Your comments made me smile. Japan is such a beautiful country. Hi from Finland! 👋

[@hiboudeluxe]

Thank you for making these videos. The world goes so fast now and this gives me a chance to slow down a little. Also, you're very funny. I also like to think that this will help me if I ever visit Japan! Thank you!! For letting us see Japan through your videos!

[@Charlene-fi1sr]

I'm guessing you get to keep the sleepwear? I seriously can't believe how accommodating and clean bus travel is in Japan! Thanks for the video :)

[@nikjonestravel]

I love this channel, it's so chill. My favorite parts are to see what goodies they give you and the FOOD!

[@Ludmila12345]

Поздравляю с годовщиной канала! Желаю успехов и процветания! Всегда с удовольствием смотрю . Очень удобно в автобусе, никто никому не мешает.

[@ady85265]

Congrats on 1st anniversary of this channel Solo-san!! I thought I was the only one keeping track of the Sendai special beef tongue bento :p

[@sabschmi]

Congrats to the 1st anniversary!! Your channel is so relaxing and interesting. I would love to visit Japan in near future by train, ferry and bus. Thanks for your videos!

[@earthlingsdeliciousfoodlab]

Same!

[@Sean_735]

In Canada a bus trip this long would cost $30 more, have zero privacy, give your luggage bedbugs, and the seat would give you a spinal injury as a bonus.

[@LoneWombat2126]

Hey in the US you could get a concussion from trying to access any baggage storage space. 😂

[@LoneWombat2126]

Hey, for not much more $, you could try it in the US and get a concussion from trying to access the baggage storage area. 😂

[@gregorymckenna6609]

Don’t forget the unsanitary conditions of the toilets. I have been to Japan twice and I plan to return several more times.

[@inCawHoots]

You get all that in the US but quadruple the price.

[@Babyslime7769]

Could u picture how many loads are in that space

[@ЕлиКикот]

Здравей от България! Много хубаво пътуване! Благодаря Ви!

[@RonLaws]

Congrats on 1 year :D I love watching these videos because tourist information always focuses on the main events and cities like Tokyo and very little information is given about the transportation you may need or want to take to visit different places; your videos give a nice, relaxing first person view of that experience and allow us to at least partially experience the different transport options should we ever choose to visit and ride on them ourselves - valuable information that we seldom get to see! great work.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Business Trips Shin Tokyo

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@@NazriB ???

[@genesis0x0]

Hello from Atlanta! Congratulations on the 1 year anniversary! I love watching your videos and I love your awesome sense of humor! It's what keeps me watching your "random" channel over the other travel channels. Keep up the great work!

[@DLeadVox]

The US Greyhound experience is like "rent-a-wreck" compared to this luxury option! Congrats on your 1-year anniversary! I have a question. How many pounds did you gain after that Canada trip? I can't believe you put away ALL THAT FOOD! Oh My! Love your channel, your humor and your professional camera work. Can't wait for the next one!

[@frankinshtein913]

to be honest, in my understanding of the "sleeping bus" presented each separate room with a disassembled bed. But on such chairs, too, it is much better to ride than on sitting places. I think that such buses are chosen by those who want to travel comfortably and rested during the trip to places where no trains and airplane. It was interesting to see this review, thanks!

[@KatTheFoxtaur]

Only $120? Goodness I would have expected a lot more than that! What a great video, the commentary was funny too!

[@jacob0james146]

Always enjoy watching your videos, I usually watch them before bed as they’re so relaxing and I feel like I’m on the bus or train too. Keep making your great vids! 👍🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@paulc1014]

Everytime i see any video about Japan, I fall in love with the country even more, I hopefully will be able to for my first time in Summer 2023 🎎

[@VERONICARODRIGUEZ-vp1mr]

Très sympa, j'ai découverts cette vidéo par hasard et je me suis abonnée 😉 Merci de nous faire découvrir le Japon de cette façon et avec humour 👍😅🇫🇷🇪🇸

[@brianeutzy3376]

Beautiful views, even the citys are beautiful! Love the bus ride, thanks for sharing! 😊

[@erinb.1399]

Japan has such amazing transportation options! Thank you for sharing - My only way of travel is through youtube!

[@lupeortiz5777]

Same here lol it's definitely on my bucket list. A trip to Japan is a MUST!!

[@BB-nx5dj]

This was so funny - I was cracking up XD. I rode a sleeper bus from Osaka to Tokyo once, not as nice as this one (though far superior than what we have in the states) so it was interesting to see the differences. Thanks!

[@Миминика3]

Замечательная поездка!!! Шикарный автобус!!! Вкусная еда!!! Красивое утро,! Спасибо большое за видео. Молодец!!!

[@india23061974]

Поздравляю с юбилеем! Поездка шикарная, особенно понравилось наличие дамской комнаты👍. В самом начале прямо расстроилась, увидев пустые полки без еды, но все закончилось хорошо☺️

[@ilnarr]

Когда же у нас появятся такие автобусы...

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[@McFlashh]

Japan is so ahead of its time, this makes me want to visit there. The only problem is the language barrier

[@watercolour]

I went to Japan before learning the langauge, I'd say English is enough to get you through most of the popular tourist places, as long as you did your homework and well-prepared for your trip

[@lordbouzas3640]

I was there in 1998. Almost imposible to watch any tourist. And trust me, they Will do anything to understand you. Simbol lenguage is universal. Wonderfull People.

[@jackkim2708]

google translator

[@ReportsOnChina]

Japan is a bit behind now - try China if you want to experience the future. 😊

[@McFlashh]

@@ReportsOnChina Or how about try Saudi, Qatar or UAE? The definition of perfect societies.

[@LuizRllb]

this channel motivated me to start studying Nihongo so i can visit Nihon, currently i am in JLPT N5

[@you_can_call_me_T]

This was a great watch. I have to remind myself that in smaller countries (smaller by land mass), an 8 hour drive is a very long time. Changing into pajamas for an 8 hour road trip in the U.S. would be a little comical. On another note, for something like that in the states you would pay a lot more than $120, so that's pretty cool.

[@heathbar8015]

I wonder how much that would go for in the states because I was also thinking $120 seems very cheap.

[@AllantheBob]

Also they actually have good train lines so you can get to places without having to drive and at bullet train speeds

[@you_can_call_me_T]

@@AllantheBob which means 8 hours seems even longer to them

[@AllantheBob]

@@you_can_call_me_T yep

[@you_can_call_me_T]

@@AllantheBob When I was 20, my friend and I drove from Memphis to St. Louis about 4.5 hrs), spent the day at Six Flags, and drove back. Admittedly, I wouldn't do that now, at 40 lol. But back then we thought nothing of it.

[@itsjxomusic]

This looks truly incredible! I want to go Tokyo so badly and if i ever do, i'm adding this on my to do list!

[@kwarla75]

Congratulations on your year anniversary. I love your channel, I randomly found it 6 months ago, and look forward each week to your videos. The videos are interesting, well presented and your sense of humour is a great bonus. Looking forward to many more videos.

[@rayluke-ly8ep]

Can you believe that I have visited this station in Tokyo and had a wonderful night in my dream though I had never been to Tokyo or watched this video before. What a surprise ❤. When I wake up I tried to find out where it is in my dream but in vain. Now It’s from your video that I know this place! During that period I suffered burdens of stress for preparing an important examination. My terrible mood vanished once I dreamt of this scene I went shopping on luxuriant streets, visit an antique but luxury hotel with a traditional temple ,had fun in the park and played with boys and girls in Tokyo. It is exactly the scenes in my dream! Thanks for helping me find it!🎉

[@emb2697]

I’ll take shit that never happened for 500 Alex 😂

[@shardovl586]

Sound like you are on the right frequency my friend 😄

[@rayluke-ly8ep]

@@shardovl586 Indeed, a frequency leading me to a journey to Tokyo station during sleeping 💤 or maybe it was part of my memory in my previous life

[@rayluke-ly8ep]

@@emb2697 haha,😊maybe next day you will have such a surprising dream as well.

[@obitheronin]

what

[@julianyc422]

Japan is so clean and beautiful

[@JimJoe-bc7dg]

Of course it is! It's full of Japanese people!

[@Soundscapes09]

Always

[@renukareddy613]

Really amazing bro thanks for keeping your videos . 💞🤗 Since i am waiting for your videos. All the best for your future 😊😃

[@triarb5790]

Ooooo adding this to list for the next visit. I love experiencing different ways to travel. Last time we caught the ferry from Matsuyama to Hiroshima and had the first class deck entirely to ourselves( which we hadn't even realised we'd booked because it was so cheap). I'd recommend entering Hiroshima like this to everyone, with a Tram from the ferry terminal straight into the city.

[@Sacto1654]

Ever since Nishi Nippon Railway (Nishitetsu) introduced this style of luxury bus way back in circa 2011 on the Hakata (Fukuoka) to Tokyo route, such buses have become fairly common on Japan's busier bus routes. Being able to actually get decent sleep on an overnight trip is a big plus, and they have essentially become the modern equivalent of the old JNR "Blue Train" overnight sleeper trains.

[@matrinoxtm]

What do you think is the advantage of this over taking the Shinkansen?

[@Mussolinibenitooo]

​@@matrinoxtm Price?

[@matrinoxtm]

​@@Mussolinibenitoooit's a premium version though, I don't think you're trying to save on money...

[@Mussolinibenitooo]

@@matrinoxtm It seems it's cheaper than shinkansen

[@matrinoxtm]

@@Mussolinibenitooo Just checked, 14,320 yen from Tokyo to Osaka, almost 4k yen cheaper than this bus. Perhaps it's enjoyable cause you can sleep overnight instead of waiting 2 hours during the day?

[@eMegMBea]

Reminds me a lot of riding in a roomette on Amtrak, which I really love. Not sure if it was an option for the seat on this bus, but I need a flat ned because I sleep on my side. The Amtrak roomettes slide down into (2 actually) flat beds and I sleep like a baby! However, your bus is much, much nicer interior and offers all those extras, like the comfort wear!

[@margaritefinney1377]

Thank you for showing us how it is done right in style and technology. You presentation was fantastic!

[@TravelWithDan]

A great video and the way you do it is very different from other travellers… you inject a little humour and I don’t know how, it just makes it…better!! Can’t wait to see more 🎉

[@aaroncouture]

Love your channel. It’s relaxing and I appreciate the look into what life is like in Japan. I hope to visit one day. Keep up the good work!

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[@clo-electra]

Bonsoir 👋🏻 solo-solo, ravie de vous revoir et je souhaite un bon anniversaire 🥳 pour les un an de votre chaîne qui continuera à nous faire rêver grâce à vous. Mais ce bus est incroyable, la cabine est geniale et ce fauteuil confortable. Moi, je m'installe et je demanderais au Chauffeur de faire le tour du Japon comme une princesse 😄. Merci encore pour ce voyage et surtout garder toujours votre sens de l'humour 🤗 à bientôt.

[@nathanstrickland6508]

Thank you sir, for giving us. The opportunity to see a different country through your travels. I find your videos to be very informative, and educational. Getting to see another culture is always very interesting to me.

[@infernoreviews2529]

I am amazed right now ! Where I live traveling this distance with my country's fuel price will set me back €129 which is at this moment $ 141. And having said that, this means I will have to drive it on my own, I wont be this confortable and I wont be served a meal. Man I really admire that this is possible in Japan.

[@gallivantermarc]

Amazing Solo-san! It does feel like we're riding on a train or flying in business class but on a bus! Japanese transportation is so well thought out. 😍

[@realcartoongirl]

SOLO SAN 😂

[@hielmyz]

@@realcartoongirl because he didn't know his name... 😂😂

[@canary0981]

A whole year for this channel, how awesome. I'm glad to have had the opportunity to watch the entire time. It's great how much your channel has grown, and I look forward to what videos you have in store for the future. おめでとう！

[@TraveldenganDon]

Everything in Japan looks so clean and organized.

[@shysweet5439]

as a SERIOUS lifelong introvert with social anxiety (and mild autism) who loves to travel, your videos are a dream to me...i would love to take any of these trips, especially the more "luxury" ones like this. keep it up please!

[@rvnmedic1968]

Excellent! Congrats on your anniversary! That's a very reasonable way to comfortably travel long distance in complete privacy. Cheers from Syracuse, NY! Bob

[@TKluke]

Very fun to see the travel experience and design of Special JP bus, the 'Let all things serve their proper purpose' design idea i can see almost everywhere through your tours, also make me understand more about JP culture, many thanks!

[@davyng116]

The introduction skill of Solo san is very humorous 😄 And also say Congratulations 1 year🎉

[@jaimeknoble3315]

You make me want to travel to Japan just to ride ferries and luxury buses

[@ОксанаПахомова-л1я]

Все Ваши экскурсии, на всех основных видах транспорта очень интересные и увлекательные. Как бы мини- рассказы о Японии. Я Вас, сердечно, поздравляю с годовщиной канала ! Желаю, чтобы путешествия были лёгкими и безопасными и ещё - крепкого здоровья Вам. До новых встреч, жду Ваших новых видеопутешествий ! 👋🤩🌍🧭🚝🚌✈️⌚👍

[@bronal467]

Once again I enjoyed the commentary...love your sense of humour...

[@sophiaisabelle027]

First class transportation offers you the best of what they could give to you as the passenger on board. It seems as though you are their first priority above anyone or anything else.

[@williamwalksTO]

Congrats on your 1 year anniversary! Wow this private bus is super amazing!

[@tracyrunyan3329]

Here in The States, Greyhound has so much to learn. Would love travelling by bus if we had what Japan has to offer.

[@janequinn9684]

Okay this was hilarious and insightful. Subscribed!!

[@kadijahthomas6450]

Never I’m a trillion years did I think there was a first class bus …the world is so cool

[@lenkapenka1614]

Шикарный автобус! В таких комфортных условиях можно потерпеть ночную поездку)А вот запахи еды никому не мешают? Спасибо за видео!

[@ilinous]

А на животе или на боку можно спать в этом кресле полноценно?

[@bakasheep]

Congrats on a year of fun trips! I hope you continue your journeys, as well, friend. Touring Japan through your eyes has been a wonderful experience, and I hope to see more of your amazing country.

[@_rivas.jose_]

Amo tus videos, algo tienen que da gusto poder viajar contigo y ver todo lo que nos muestras, un abrazo y espero sigas mostrándonos las maravillas de Japon. Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱

[@cynthiapridgen2904]

I love this channel..addictive.. can't wait to see where we were traveling next..😊

[@veronicacrabtreehill6608]

I have enjoyed your vlogs since I discovered them. Please keep them coming.