A solo American traveler's record of continuously filming in Hokkaido.
What surprised them wasn't the famous castles or the breathtaking scenery.
People shivering in the rain and cold, yet remaining in line for the bus.
A baseball stadium where a giant highball and a sushi platter cost only 2000 yen.
The warm atmosphere of the stadium, where players, regardless of team affiliation, congratulated each other on their play.
The countless unseen acts of consideration encountered in their hotel room upon returning.
An astonishingly carefully prepared convenience store dish, available for just $5.
A stranger's grave, meticulously maintained without a speck of dust.
Behind each of these events lay a common behavior that Japanese people take for granted.
Things we pass by every day without thinking.
How did these things appear to a traveler who had crossed the ocean?
A record of a solo trip to Hokkaido, from watching a baseball game to visiting the Great Buddha Hill.
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A solo American traveler's record of continuously filming in Hokkaido.
What surprised them wasn't the famous castles or the breathtaking scenery.
People shivering in the rain and cold, yet remaining in line for the bus.
A baseball stadium where a giant highball and a sushi platter cost only 2000 yen.
The warm atmosphere of the stadium, where players, regardless of team affiliation, congratulated each other on their play.
The countless unseen acts of consideration encountered in their hotel room upon returning.
An astonishingly carefully prepared convenience store dish, available for just $5.
A stranger's grave, meticulously maintained without a speck of dust.
Behind each of these events lay a common behavior that Japanese people take for granted.
Things we pass by every day without thinking.
How did these things appear to a traveler who had crossed the ocean?
A record of a solo trip to Hokkaido, from watching a baseball game to visiting the Great Buddha Hill.
------------------------------------------------------------
This video is based on TheAmericanTravelGuy's travel vlog.
His lively voice and the atmosphere of the journey itself can only be experienced in the original video.
If this video touched your heart, please check out the original video.
And please support TheAmericanTravelGuy's channel.
[Original Video ①]
Japanese Baseball Game! ⚾ I Captured a HOME RUN! 🇯🇵
Japanese Baseball Game! ⚾ I Captured a HOM...
[Original Video ②]
🇯🇵 Hill of the Buddha in Sapporo 🙏 Japan's Most Peaceful Hidden Masterpiece
🇯🇵 Hill of the Buddha in Sapporo 🙏 Japan's...
[TheAmericanTravelGuy]
@theamericantravelguy
―――――――――――――――
*This channel aims to share the charm and culture of Japan by introducing experiences and impressions of people from overseas who have lived in Japan.
#JapanTravel #ForeignersReactions #OverseasReactions #JapanTravel
#Hokkaido #Sapporo #HeadBuddha #NipponHamFighters
#EsconField #JapaneseBaseball #Hospitality #ConvenienceStoreFood
#JapaneseCulture #ForeignVisitorsToJapan #JapanVlog #TravelJapan #AttractionsOfJapan #Japan
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