Even as we age, when we travel, the childlike spirit we've kept hidden inside resurfaces, and my husband and I laugh like children. We're naturally freed from the constraints of having become accustomed to "acting like adults," and we laugh genuinely from the heart. We hope to continue taking such trips after retirement.
We were amazed by the world's largest heavy machinery, savored local curry, reminisced at the Japan Automobile Museum, and spent a peaceful time at the Snow Science Museum.
We toured Komatsu City in Ishikawa Prefecture, then traveled to Fukui Prefecture, where we held a dinner party with our friends (friends of the Hokkaido couple) using local ingredients.
We enjoyed such warm moments and ended the day with a soak in a hot spring.
It's not just sightseeing; it's a "trip that rejuvenates the soul" and energizes us.
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We are a couple who, after retirement, purchased a Bolero V MAX campervan and are currently traveling around Japan in it, starting from Hokkaido.
This video captures the authentic experience of a trip made possible only after retirement.
We hope to share not only the "destinations" but also the "feelings experienced in those places."
▼Hokuriku Trip Summary Video (Toyama, Ishikawa, Fukui)
【北陸3県・岐阜・長野】
▼Oricon News Article by the Hokkaido Couple
https://www.oricon.co.jp/news/2469075...
▼Places Visited This Time
00:00 Prologue
00:53 Komatsu City, Ishikawa Prefecture
02:49 Komatsu no Mori
10:18 Curry no Shimin Alba
14:16 Ukimido
19:41 Japan Automobile Museum
31:07 Snow Science Museum
33:12 Michi-no-Eki Rennyo no Sato Awara
38:32 Centopia Awara
#Ishikawa Prefecture
#Komatsu City
#Campervan Trip
#Couple Trip
#Japan Round Trip
#Couple in their 60s
#Ideal Retirement
A quiet campervan journey around Japan by a retired couple
Even as we age, when we travel, the childlike spirit we've kept hidden inside resurfaces, and my husband and I laugh like children. We're naturally freed from the constraints of having become accustomed to "acting like adults," and we laugh genuinely from the heart. We hope to continue taking such trips after retirement.
We were amazed by the world's largest heavy machinery, savored local curry, reminisced at the Japan Automobile Museum, and spent a peaceful time at the Snow Science Museum.
We toured Komatsu City in Ishikawa Prefecture, then traveled to Fukui Prefecture, where we held a dinner party with our friends (friends of the Hokkaido couple) using local ingredients.
We enjoyed such warm moments and ended the day with a soak in a hot spring.
It's not just sightseeing; it's a "trip that rejuvenates the soul" and energizes us.
ーーーーーー
We are a couple who, after retirement, purchased a Bolero V MAX campervan and are currently traveling around Japan in it, starting from Hokkaido.
This video captures the authentic experience of a trip made possible only after retirement.
We hope to share not only the "destinations" but also the "feelings experienced in those places."
▼Hokuriku Trip Summary Video (Toyama, Ishikawa, Fukui)
【北陸3県・岐阜・長野】
▼Oricon News Article by the Hokkaido Couple
https://www.oricon.co.jp/news/2469075...
▼Places Visited This Time
00:00 Prologue
00:53 Komatsu City, Ishikawa Prefecture
02:49 Komatsu no Mori
10:18 Curry no Shimin Alba
14:16 Ukimido
19:41 Japan Automobile Museum
31:07 Snow Science Museum
33:12 Michi-no-Eki Rennyo no Sato Awara
38:32 Centopia Awara
#Ishikawa Prefecture
#Komatsu City
#Campervan Trip
#Couple Trip
#Japan Round Trip
#Couple in their 60s
#Ideal Retirement
A quiet campervan journey around Japan by a retired couple