Staying at Japanese Elementary School🏫🎒 | Michi no Eki Hota Elementary School

Hota Elementary School is Japan's Michi no Eki (resting place), which is a renovation of a closed elementary school. It is an interesting facility where the gymnasium is on the market and you can eat Japanese school lunch.
Since it has an accommodation and a large communal bath, it can be enjoyed as an "elementary school where you can stay".
The guest rooms have blackboards and study desks, reminiscent of Japanese classrooms. It made us feel like we were in elementary school. Recommended for those who are tired of ordinary hotels or who want to stay in a unique hotel.
💻 Website
hotasho.jp/
🚃🚶‍♀️ Directions
○ By trainAbout 10 minutes on foot from Hota Station
MAP: goo.gl/maps/4KwxHEV7J79qfe6z9
💰 Price
Private room (2-4 people) ¥ 4,200 / person
Large room (5 to 15 people) ¥ 3,600 / person
* Please check the official website for details.
🏨 Check-in / check-out
Check-in: 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Check-out: 10:00 am
⌛️ Timestamp
0:00 Opening
0:12 Heading to the hotel
0:59 Hota Elementary School
1:38 School lunch
2:28 Check-in
3:26 Room tour
6:38 Dinner
7:43 Bath
9:12 Good night
9:17 Good morning
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・Titles, descriptions and subtitles done by auto translation so may not be correct.
・Prices may change depending on the season.
・We are thoroughly taking countermeasures against the virus.

[@its_time_to_travel]

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[@electriccrab]

A Japanese blossom garden if possible please! It would be lovely to walk through and for us to see since it is quite unique to the wonderful Japanese culture and environment

[@greenyleen7974]

@@electriccrab oh yes! A botanical garden would be awesome!

[@gourmetchaplaintraveleat920]

Great videos! I would love to see onsen resorts from Hokkaido to Okinawa! Plus any Zen gardens and monastery accommodations where you can stay near monks and nuns. Thank you.

[@fliegendespferd17]

I like to see some trdional ryiokan at the country side. I realy like that and when i come back to japan it's good to know some places i could go to.

[@do0bi]

Ooh wow!!! This looks so interesting!!! There are really so many unique hotels in Japan! Thank you for showing us all of these unique places that we could go once we visit Japan. You are doing a great job!

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you so much!!☺️✨

[@YangXixiahLifeVlogVtuber]

I aggree!!

[@debranielsen2002]

What a wonderful idea to reuse a perfectly good building. An old middle school in my town was no longer needed when I was growing up (just not as many kids enrolled), so they turned it into a local museum and a senior center. Part of it is now also a theater. A beautiful building kept alive.

[@valerieselau7384]

I really loved the fact is the whole school turned into a real hotel in a good price. Wow!! That's a very interesting one to choose to stay. 👍👍👍

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you for watching!☺️

[@moist9303]

here in singapore we have a similar place, called CHIJMES, an old catholic girls school that has been renovated and turned into a place for restaurants and little shops.

[@its_time_to_travel]

I searched CHIJMES! It's a very beautiful place😍✨ I want to go to Singapore!!!🥺 Thank you.

[@shawnwright4129]

Amazing repurposing of a building that otherwise could have just been abandoned! My elementary school back in the late 70s/early80s was a very small Christian school. My class every year had maybe 23 kids in it. My mother was the preschool teacher there. I was almost always a "teacher's pet". There were always a couple kids and I whose parents were teachers hanging around after school. Back then the lunch was pretty good! Found out 40 years later the gymnasium floor had a small amount of asbestos in it...we used to pick at it. During that time I was in elementary school, my parents were a host family for Japanese agricultural exchange students. We are still friends with a couple of them today! From what I understand, one guy apparently owns/owned the largest dairy farm in Japan!

[@rpgyoto]

Here in Brazil, (Rio de Janeiro) lunch is rice with beans, with meat or chicken and also accompaniment, such as salad or boiled potato. Dessert is fruit or sweets.

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you for telling us about Brazil!! It's interesting to know about lunch in other countries😊

[@travelkrtv2931]

今回の映像は、とてもユニークな映像ですね。 毎回面白く見ているのですが、今日は和風の銭湯を見られて良かったです。 特に8.32日本式庭園はいつも不思議です。

[@its_time_to_travel]

いつもありがとうございます☺️！

[@lisalep]

Loving these videos. I'm subscribed to a couple different channels where they stay in capsule hotels etc. It's so fascinating to me. I'm Scottish and we don't have anything like this here. I would definitely love to visit Japan or Korea some day 💕

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you for watching🥰 I hope you visit Japan someday😌💭

[@RA-xo7zv]

Whoa this is such an interesting concept!! It's very nice how a closed school is used for a resting place instead of being abandoned. Thank you for capturing many hidden gems in Japan!

[@glenda85]

I have been binge watching your videos. AMAZING!!! Japan has so many great & unique places. I appreciate the standard of cleanliness Japan has & how everyone takes care of it. The states we dont have places like these or the clean standard. Here it wouldve been filthy

[@user-iw3lz7qm2v]

何だか懐かしい雰囲気で素敵ですね✨ あげぱんが給食の日はとても嬉しかった覚えがあります😊🧡🧡🧡

[@its_time_to_travel]

コメントありがとうございます！あげぱん私も好きでした🥺 保田小学校でも数量限定であげぱん食べられるみたいです☺️

[@niconiko2525]

子供の頃に妄想してたのが現実になったみたいな場所だ…。 学校に泊まるのって夢だよね…

[@Mayoi_0x0]

保田小学校だ！道の駅として利用した事はあって宿泊できるのも知っていましたが、宿泊施設はこんな感じになってるんですね🏫紹介ありがとうごさいます✨ 道の駅、色々美味しそうなもの売っていて食いしん坊になってました😂春に行くとこの周辺はいちご狩りだらけです。

[@its_time_to_travel]

コメントありがとうございます！宿泊しなくても楽しめる素敵な場所ですよね☺️🏫 春はいちご狩りだらけとは...！また行きたくなりました🍓

[@ahumanbeing812]

A very clever and practical use of a vacated elementary school! I'm sure that this elementary school-turned-hotel provides guests a deep sense of nostalgia, particularly those who had a fond memory of their elementary schools. 😄 In addition, transforming this elementary school into a hotel injected momentum into the local economy and created additional jobs for local people as well. I have seen many videos on KZbin about how places became almost deserted after people moved to the cities for better employment opportunities. Great video! I hope that your stay at this interesting hotel brought back pleasant childhood memories! 😄

[@RKusmie64]

I love that Japan has so many unique places like this. And I appreciate you showing them to us :-) And I love your outro background...so sweet! ♥ Have a wonderful week! xoxo

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you☺️❤︎ Have a nice day too🥰

[@Mashley918]

Gosh, I LOVE this channel! So peaceful and interesting. Thank you!

[@sylaryss9382]

I really like this video! I'm impressed how many type hotel existing in Japan. This school-style lovely.

[@SariaFan93]

This is a very interesting and nostalgic concept. School lunches were a bit of a nightmare for me (due to sensory issues with food) so my parents always packed my lunch. From the day I entered kindergarten until the day I graduated high school, I brought a packed lunch everyday.

[@MeAndMyPc]

Wow, what a cute and interesting hotel! I’d love to visit it someday. 💕 But I didn’t see any English signs, so I think I need to improve my Japanese skills first. Thank you so much for showing us this beautiful hotel!

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you for watching🥰

[@lesliecalvert3458]

This was unique and special. I really enjoyed this one ...thank you so much for sharing

[@natalienkulevich7028]

Wow!After your videos, I really want to visit Japan!Very interesting videos with beautiful and unusual places!Thank you for shooting in this format, you're doing great!

[@ricardodisveld6996]

This is so cool! What a great experience that is! And a very nice target has been found for that old school!

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you for watching!

[@konstantinos_toumpekis]

Great video!!

[@kellyg4818]

This kind of made me miss my old school setting and I want to go here someday! Looks so fun!

[@caitlynnichols147]

Wow! Great video, this is something so different, what a great experience that would be! I hope you enjoyed! There are so many unique places in Japan 🇯🇵 compared to other parts of the world and I live in the United Kingdom and we have nothing like this, if a school/ pub/ restaurant/ anything like that closes down it’s left abandoned 90% of the time.

[@user-jn9gd4lv5x]

초등학교 교실 안에 "금연" 표시는 뭐얔ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 귀엽네

[@its_time_to_travel]

👦🚭🤣

[@user-jn9gd4lv5x]

이런거 보면 일본인들의 리사이클링 창의력은 대단해

[@its_time_to_travel]

시청 해주셔서 감사합니다☺️

[@kyounghee809]

이렇게 귀엽고 독특한 호텔은 처음봐요... 좋은 영상 감사합니다😍

[@t7400]

販売所など結構人がいて賑わってましたね！ 給食スタイルになってたりテレビが上についてるのも面白い 夜も忍び込んで学校探検してるみたいで楽しそうだな〜 防音がどうなってるのかはちょっと気になるけどなかなかいいですね

[@its_time_to_travel]

教室そのままなので廊下の足音とか結構聞こえますが、それも学校にお泊まりしている感が出て楽しかったです😂 コメントありがとうございます☺️✨

[@pierrettelajoie8009]

Wow! What a superb idea!

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you for watching!

[@igrim4777]

The nail polish artwork on your thumbnail was exquisite. Whoever designed it did a fantastic job.

[@fliegendespferd17]

Thats soo cool, i never seen something like this. I like the room, you can feel like a child again. 😊

[@KAZAKHCAT]

PLS MORE VLOGS, THANK YOU GUYS IT'S A VERY INTERESTING VIDEO AND SO BEAUTIFUL

[@user-fp5fi3tz2j]

ゼリーフライってことは埼玉県民ですね！ 小学生の頃はモソモソしていてそこまで好きな味ではなかったのに、大きくなってご当地の物としり食べたくなりました😋

[@nicolasurgenti2523]

Amazing, i would definitly stay there thanks a lot for sharing

[@foodlab4760]

It looks interesting and a wonderful expericence like this kind of hotel. It's one of a kind. Thanks for giving us info., about this. Appreciate it much. Have a good day!

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you so much☺️✨!

[@NikaBoyce]

I love that the board has those faint lines ... really helps! Your handwriting is excellent! It would be perfect for a teacher (perhaps you are?) In my classroom, we do not have a chalkboard but what is called a "smart board" which is a huge white board. I teach life sciences and I rarely write anything on the board but CONSTANTLY use it as a projection screen.

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you for your comment!☺️ I'm not a teacher, but I'm glad to hear that😂 Blackboards are easy to get dirty, so smart boards are better!🥺💭

[@carolemerle9995]

Cool video. And I have to tell you, you two bunnies are so cute together!! BTW, love the subscribe on the chalkboard lol

[@gleaming8103]

an elementary school that is still in use like this? awesome. only in japan. i like it. thank you for sharing

[@fenghuangHora]

very interesting! in our schools we also have a tv where we watch time to time. unfortutely though they dont have lunch to give out( i havent seen any maybe there is) , only snacks for recess. we bring our own lunch and eat on our desk at the classroom, hehe.

[@Suiyuuu]

Amazing ☺️🌸✨

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you for watching☺️🌸✨

[@barbaragagner7053]

School lunch... I can't remember having such nice dishes to eat off of...the main food that always stuck in my mind was the stop sign pizza. It's about the only thing I remember liking at least...that and chocolate milk~

[@katiepeterson2306]

Wow, such a big difference from when I went to school in the US in the 90's. Our food was just microwaved mainly, and wrapped in plastic. We didn't have a separate gym area, and we didn't have any flowers or pretty thing son our school! We also all ate in the cafeteria. We didn't eat in the rooms.

[@faeriefish5515]

We didn't have school lunches, just packed lunches. When we got to high school we had a sweet shop. This is very interesting thank you!!

[@wendyrosemond3032]

My favorite school lunch in the United States was rectangle pizza, a side of corn, small tossed salad. I wish we had something like this. Awesome! TYFS

[@ETBrenner]

US elementary schools do have some differences (like usually there's a separate cafeteria rather than students dining in their classrooms, a paid janitor rather than students doing the cleaning, etc.) but the general look of the rooms, student desks etc. actually doesn't look all that different from the elementary schools I attended when I was a kid in the 1960s. I don't recall personally seeing any US school buildings converted into hotels, but I have seen some lovely conversions of old US school buildings into shopping areas as was done with the rest of the school you visited here.

[@its_time_to_travel]

Wow, thank you for your wonderful comments😊✨ I would like to visit that shopping area💭

[@selfguru88]

Your English writing is beautiful. Much better then most Americans now days.

[@user-yi3vn3vv5w]

Необычное место. Спасибо большое за возможность посетить его.

[@dyialee6709]

4:23 laughed so hard when he lifted the table😭

[@user-fq5wc6tm6f]

初の小学校宿泊、懐かしさが気付いてます。🍅🍅🍅🍅

[@biapassos6609]

Muito legal, eu amei.

[@skywobleross5203]

thank you!

[@jaycosgrove9765]

Why was this school initially shut down/closed? It's great it has not been demolished and has been turned into something else and not left to rot and decay for urban explorers, and it's a shame other buildings have been left to be in that state and condition and not repurposed. It was good that a lot of the original features were left. I liked your visit very much. Thank you for a great video.

[@its_time_to_travel]

This school was closed due to a decrease in the number of students. Thank you for watching🥰

[@reddragon8488]

In the city where I am from (Córdoba in the state of Veracruz Mexico) there was a kindergarten that closed due to the pandemic, it was abandoned for a long time until it was renewed this time like a restaurant This shows that no matter what building it is, it can be reused in whatever

[@hiboudeluxe]

In schools in the US, you can bring your own food or pay for hot lunch. You can pay for hot lunch per day or you can pay by the week. I'm not sure if it's changed since I was little. I remember we had these pizza that you can only find in schools, and it was really floppy and you could roll it up like a burrito. Even though it was very cheap pizza and not really good most of the time, I still kind of miss school pizza. In US schools, we don't eat in the classroom. We eat in a lunch room in elementary school, which also doubles as a gymnasium. As you get older, in middle and high school, the lunch room is just the lunch room and the gym is separate from it. In the US, we don't switch out of shoes and into slippers, but in the winter time, we do change from our boots into our school shoes. In front of each class, is a bank of hooks to hang up our coats/book bags/lunch bags etc. and then bench to sit on and under the bench is where we'd store our boots. In high school we had large lockers which we had to share with another student, which could be pretty terrible if the person you shared with was inconsiderate. I was lucky, the attendance lady (who also took care of locker assignments) liked me. I had complained to her because my locker-mate allowed other people to use our lockers, which was not allowed. So, she paired her with another student and I got a locker all to myself for all four years of high school.

[@tinklvsme]

I live in Central California. My favorite lunch was mashed potatoes with brown gravy and ground beef. Corn & a wheat roll. Then spaghetti with the wheat roll & corn. I’d hollow out the roll & smash the spaghetti inside of it with the corn. So good! 🥔🧀🌽🍝🍛🥖

[@Yijela]

Nice concept, would like to try that

[@ionlypostonceayear._.5537]

Cool

[@user-qm2gt6lk8p]

So good 👍👍👍👍😍

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you☺️!!

[@kelly_seastar]

0:01 Wow, this room is beautiful. It looks like a background from a visual novel

[@GurmatTsewang]

Nice video

[@_a_b_c]

자막도 있고 깔끔하고 전달력좋은 영상. 보물같은 채널을 발견했다

[@puellamaris]

Hello! Japanese schools are VERY different from American schools! Our lunches are always gross. There were some days we got to eat funnel cake (fried dough with sugar on top) for lunch. Some days we had pancakes. But mostly it was things like chicken nuggets or pasta with strange green beans. Many students only had that to eat the whole day, because at home, they have low income :(. I was lucky and got to have lunch my mom would pack or I would pack it myself. I noticed Japanese schools have many floors and lots of windows. Every hallway looks comfortable. I can see why you could make a hotel out of one, for nostalgia and because the light is good. I am sure there are good schools in America, but mine were old and not well cared for. It would be strange to have a hotel in a school here, many Americans HATED school. Maybe one day our schools won't be as sad or scary. Either way, thank you for taking us! It was fun and educational to see this school hotel. Hope you're staying safe! ^^

[@its_time_to_travel]

I have only seen American schools in dramas, so there is a lot I don't know about them🤔💭 Thank you for your comment!!☺️

[@ayshaahmed6736]

I can't believe this can sleep in an elementary school Japan is an amazing country

[@user-dm7ss1jl1x]

学校のトイレって、何か出そうで不気味だったなぁ。 私の所はお茶の産地やから、お茶っぱを一緒に炊き込んだご飯が出て来たな。特にお茶の風味や味がある訳ではない笑

[@its_time_to_travel]

特に夜のトイレは怖かったです😂 お茶の炊き込みご飯は初めて聞きました！😳 コメントありがとうございます😊

[@AngelDust666]

I'm glad that they repurposed this school! To not see it go to rack and ruin..I love this id!

[@its_time_to_travel]

I also like this idea!! Thank you for watching☺️

[@noamstainberger5026]

Here in Israel the schools are run differently from Japan we do not have a dining room we eat outside sometimes. But our school has something unique we do not sit from 8 to 1 and a half in front of the books we learn in motion it is really fun even we have two rabbits in a science class but it is not fun as it sounds there is a very bad smell and we also have activity breaks with wooden games, Sports and dancing games.

[@Tugbanursanat]

💯💯💯😍😍

[@gnuwaves743]

Wow. A real non-functioning clock. Japan has everything!

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you for watching🥰

[@evilmerv4645]

I remember when my dad was stationed in Japan and I tried to use a traditional Japanese toilet and being confused since I was only 6

[@rubababid7150]

Waooo I really like video but plz make more videos of animal cafes plz😟❤️

[@user-uv9fk8ug6q]

Вау, это было очень инетересно! Не только красиво, но и познавательно)

[@andylogs8129]

I promise myself to go there.

[@OlesyaUA]

Які ж красиві кущі гортензії😊 і ваші маленькі фігурки, що завжди подорожують з вами, теж дуже милі😊

[@Sogetsu0229]

廃校をそのまま保存してホテルとして運営するのはとてもいいアイデアですね！こんなところが韓国にもあったらいいなと思います。あ、そして韓国の小学校には'本を読む少女'の席上がいつもあります。きれいなワンピースを着てきれいな帽子をかぶった少女が座って本を読んでいる白い石像です。ほとんどの小学校にいます。

[@madsthevoidedenby8638]

I’ve been laughing so hard at 4:21, him lifting the desk is hilarious🤣🤣

[@Sogetsu0229]

韓国では廃校を金持ちの芸術家たちが引き取って美術館に改造する場合がほとんどです。この映像の中の休憩施設が本当に羨ましいです。

[@azurecorviknight4189]

The ghosts there will always check if you're sleeping okay, so if you see a ghost looking at you, they're shy.

[@hamisophia2041]

In my country, we change shoes outside the classroom, and we put it on a metal shelf, ( our shoes stinks ) , 2 students each desk, we have something under the table like Japanese primary school, to keep our books and notebooks and other stuffs, we put our bags on a hanger, attach to our desk. We usually have lunch at 10: 20 am , we just need to go pick a seat , because the cooks prepare our meals, after finishing our lunch, we have a small break , then we have a short nap. We wake up and hang out in our classroom until 2:00 pm, we continue our study , then another break with snacks, we study after the break and we go home. We have janitors in my school, and we have multiple breaks , like what I have told

[@hamisophia2041]

I told everyone every single detail LOL

[@gleaming8103]

3:53 in germany, pupils tend to make fun between a boy and girl by drawing a big heart onto the blackboard and write their names in it. in japan as far as i know, they tend to do the same, but instead of a heart it is an umbrella which is the same message - because only couples share their umbrellas.

[@latino_hezzzz]

I love japan

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you for watching!

[@user-op4yu4ik7r]

保田小学校は駐車場車で中泊も可能で私もよく行きました。

[@immyownperson1375]

Totally different country, but school at night being creepy feels do nostalgic😂

[@user-or2vv2wr5d]

感谢带给我这么棒的视觉享受，好美，支持，非常干净卫生，这点我很喜欢。日本的小学的厕所应该说是两个传统厕所和一个日本现代厕所。

[@jdtheredteen2008]

At the school in United States (My Country), We can sit whatever we want at high school in our lunch period/block At a school in Japan, you have to face each other. 🇺🇲🤝🇯🇵

[@YangXixiahLifeVlogVtuber]

wauww

[@kamo7293]

imagine if someone who went to this school stayed here. in terms of uniqeness, this is very high

[@gosolontravel]

또 좋은장소 보여주셔서 감사합니다 저도 조그만 유튜브를 시작했습니다 잘 부탁드립니다

[@its_time_to_travel]

시청 해주셔서 감사합니다😊

[@prettywhenicry6363]

4:16 not fitting into desk was me at school for being too tall lol

[@gerrykomalaysia2]

Nice. Regards from Malaysian utuber

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you😊🇲🇾🤝✨

[@AikoHonoka]

i could like to study in japan elementary school . Their food are healthy and nutrition . While my school in Singapore we always have a lot of unhealthy .

[@BlackIceDragonSalome]

In Germany elementary school is traditionally only till 12.10/1 p.m. So there is no lunch at school, you either go home to eat or eat at a "Schülerhort" -> a afternoon care center for students from age 6 till 12/13. This goes till 4 p.m or sometime 5 p.m. after which the students go home. In recent years we have the concept of "Ganztagesbetreuung" where students get to each lunch at school and the afternoon care is in the school itself instead of other places, but there are still no lessons in the afternoon, instead they do homework, play and do some activities. In my cities most of this goes till 4 p.m. after which the parents have to pick up the kids or they have to walk home. We also have differences per federal states, some of the 16 federal states had more of the afternoon care than others. So I would say: Elementary School in Germany is quite different to other countries elementary schools.

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you for sharing about your school in Germany!!✨ I didn't know they only have lessons until the morning😳 I’ve learnt a lot!

[@BlackIceDragonSalome]

@@its_time_to_travel We do have afternoon classes from class 7 (12/13 years) onward. First once per week till 2.30 p.m, later than class 10 (16 yo) onward 2-3 times per week till 4 pm or 5 pm 😁

[@petitmondedesanges4582]

In my elementary school they taught us to eat eggs and waffles for breakfast and we had to bring our own food to school for lunch and snacks. I don't know but most of the children from secondary school and below in our country bring food to school, I think some schools still provide food. (Isn't the food at home better? :)

[@its_time_to_travel]

Most schools in Japan offer school lunches until junior high school💭 And most students like school lunches and sometimes fight over them😂 Thank you for your comment!!☺️✨

[@mushroomygrl]

Maybe something about yunessen spa theme park

[@daikisweekendslut]

Hey It’s time to travel. Sim question but how do you use the Japanese style toilets

[@its_time_to_travel]

Thank you for your comment!☺️ Japanese-style toilets are used by squatting toward the lever. These are only found in older buildings. I haven't seen a Japanese style toilet in a long time😂

[@sepruecom]

Well, for once, we didn't need to learn a couple of thousand glyphes to be considered literate. Also, back then in Germany, school mostly went from 8 am to 1 pm, so no school cafeteria. Those who were unlucky enough to have afternoon classes had to resort to local diners. They also tried to get us to clean our own classrooms, but quickly realized futility and employed more cleaners (which, back then in Germany, were exclusively female. They are still mostly female today, no comparison to more progressive countries.) Also, shoes were kept on from grammar school level (years 5 and up), only primary school kids had slippers.

[@spock592001]

Wish San Antonio, Texas. USA. Would do that

[@StopItAdelaide]

School Lunch I eat in my country (🇨🇦): idk, for my school, we bring our own

[@its_time_to_travel]

Oh, thank you for telling us about Canada!🥺🇨🇦✨ And thanks for watching☺️

[@user-ud2wt5un8b]

Wow!Was that a nuclear submarine at the horizon in the Tokyo Bay?That's so cool!!!!!

[@user-ud2wt5un8b]

emmm,I don't mean that your video isn't cool,I'm just expressing that seeing a nuclear submarine during a trip is cooler

[@its_time_to_travel]

It may just be a boat🤔 Thank you so much for watching🥰✨