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  1. I think the pinball machines have buttons on each side that you can press to make the flippers at the bottom move to bounce the ball back up to hit more things and increase the score.
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  2. I wish they had a café like this where I live. I love cats and in Japan of course everything is beautiful and clean. You probably couldn’t have this in big cities in the United States like New York and LA. I would love to be in a cat café, and I would spend hours there. They are so adorable all of them, and very well taken care of.
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  3. Absolutely incredible. The US is so far behind, I feel sheltered after watching this. My boy is stationed in Japan (Army) and it's no wonder why he's staying and not coming home. Amazing country and people, well done Japan. Thank you for the video
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  4. 16:25 "But I want this Kermit." This is real to me.
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  5. Japan is so cool. The Japanese people take great care of their country. I love them. I want to go to Japan someday
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  6. When I heard the first time that people in Japan live in internet cafes or capsule hotels I couldn't understand it. But it's cheaper than renting an apartment, you have hot springs, massage chairs, working spaces with free wifi, everyday drinks and a minimum to eat, all stuff that costs when you own an apartment. It's really a good thing for a while, during studying or for a half year till finding something. Awesome what capsule hotels have. It'll be possible to travel around Japan without any luggage because everywhere it's possible to clean the clothes while wearing hotel dresses and toothbrush, hair stuff..... everything is everywhere. That's awesome
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  7. japan never cease to amaze me, even putting pikmin in DK rides...
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  8. Man, with each video I watch of yours the more I want to go to japan one day
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  9. I'm a 48 year old man but I let out an audible squeak looking at this place :D
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  10. I like how the first place has tongs and a mitten and the second place just has a sign “lol, good luck, don’t hurt yourself too badly!”
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  11. I really wish the United States utilized public transportation more. Unless you live in a bigger city it’s generally nonexistent. This type of overnight bus would be amazing for traveling. Thanks for the video! ❤
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  12. On my recent trip to Japan I also went to Hokkaido and I took a Hayabusa too, but in Ordinary Class. Even on Ordinary Class, there's A LOT of legroom and the car bathroom is spacious and clean. Plus, Hokkaido is a sight to behold and it's quite a bit cooler than mainland Japan. Worth a visit! (I went in August) If you're going to Hokkaido do yourself a favour and book a night at the onsen town in Noboribetsu (1h45 from Sapporo, 2h30 from Hakodate). Beautiful town and tons of onsens to choose.
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  13. If that amenity bag was given in the US, it would be stolen for sure lmao
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  14. This is unbelievable! I am in shock and awe such a place exists! What an incredible hotel, thanks for sharing :)
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  15. The most beautiful country in the world has got to be Japan. The best food in the world has got to be in Japan. The best transportation system has got to be in Japan.
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  16. What a cool journey. Those trains are incredible feats of engineering. Thank you for another wonderful video.
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  17. 6:59 the caption was so unexpected it legitimately made me laugh out loud at 1:00am in the morning
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  18. Japan really is at the forefront of public transportation! Trains run on time even with all the earthquakes, monsoons and tsunamis. Here in Finland the trains stop running if the sun is shining a little too brightly, busses break down if there's even a drizzle, and let's not even talk about snowfall which seems to catch everyone off guard every year at the same exact time. 😅
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  19. I am mesmerized. In Japan people are so well educated, polite, rule observers and clean. Just by looking at how much their streets are clean I understand why they deserve to have such nice things
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  20. If this were in the UK, the free to borrow things, like charging cables, would either be alarmed or super glued into the wall. There's so much trust in the customers at this hotel!
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  21. They really need this in the United States. I'd have absolutely no problem spending a night or two in place like this. I like how cozy it is.
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  22. What I have always loved about Japan is the ‘why not’ approach they take to things - why not have a private room on a bus? And I found Japanese people like the thoughtful details a lot too
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  23. Oh my goodness my friend you must knew I was depressed because seeing all these pretty kitties are making so happy they are so adorable I have to go to Japan
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  24. Your captions have become way more funny
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  25. I think I was supposed to be born in Japan. Everything and everyone there feels like home to me. But I have never even been outside of Canada. My love to all of Japan <3
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  26. The capsule sleeping quarters. No privacy plus noisy due to snorers. No thanks. But your private room with a window very nice.
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  27. First thing I'm doing when I get to visit Japan is ride a train from end to end......❤
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  28. This Cat Cafe seems to be wonderful! I am very happy you enjoyed seeing the cats!
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  29. Just like everyone, I enjoy watching your videos. No annoying music, just the noise of the background. That’s more than enough.
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  30. I'm from the US, and at least for my family, we don't take baths because the US hotels we've seen aren't nearly as clean as the ones we see in Japan, unfortunately. We are always shocked at how clean the hotels are in your videos!
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  31. in my country, claw machine don't have the grip, it's just pure scam.
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  32. I really appreciate how the game music isn’t really loud and obnoxious. I remember going to Vegas one year and the incessant slot machine music was maddening.
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  33. I love the info. However, I REALLY LOVE that you chose no choice during; so polite to others using the same space! I wish more people in the USA were so polite...
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  34. Anyone else getting really pissed about the amount of goodies in the big ass boxes?
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  35. When Nintendo released the Super Mario Bros and Donkey Kong games beginning 80's, it was a revolutionary step into the world of gaming. Everybody started to live the adventures of Mario and Donkey Kong. Now we are fourty years later and a massive theme park was created honoring those two. Nintendo changed our worlds and i thank them for that. Awesome video once again! And yes, i would have totally bought that mug also myself 🙂
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  36. I love how peaceful this channel is.
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  37. I suppose they don't have to fight for resources. I'm sure there happy it's just a different lifestyle. It definitely would be interesting to see the opinion Jackson galaxy has on the place
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  38. Our British son lived and worked in Shinjuku Toyo for 8 years and he said there's probably nothing you cant get out of a vending machine there.
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  39. As an American, I simply love your videos and your country. I notice everything is so clean and well maintained. Your culture is absolutely wonderful! Also, you and your fellow citizens seem so appreciative and humble. Your videos are incredibly calming. Thank you!
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  40. Japanese vending machines are high-performance. You can buy much more than just drinks. The fact that vending machines are located in many places means that Japan is a safe country🗾
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  41. I’m always amazed at how inexpensive the accommodations are!
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  42. Oh no! A museum! So, that's when you go in with money and leave with no money and some cool toys/food. 🤣I was born in 83 and there is quite a bit that I see from my childhood here. I remember Boomboxes, Walkmans and all the crazy cool games and things that came all the way from Japan. My Aunt was stationed in Japan with the Marines in the 90's and she would send me huge care packages full of candys, toys, origami kits and all kinds of things. One day I'd love to visit.
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  43. Visited Tokyo and Osaka a few years ago (before covid) …. Love the country. Everything is always clean and the people are so polite and courteous overall. Just a civilized culture. Unlike where I live 🇺🇸😏
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  44. Thanks for doing this video. I've been wanting to show people in the US how great the Shinkansen service is, and long ago, well before world War 2, US trains used to be as luxurious with some trains being entirely like Gran class, known as Pullman class in those days. Those days are gone now, but I will share this, hoping we can build enthusiasm over here for services like these.
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  45. I have always had an appreciation of Japan but these videos take it up a notch. Everywhere seems so clean, things are well maintained and people are respectful in public. Other countries could learn a lot! Love from the U.K. 🇬🇧❤️ 🇯🇵
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  46. The little rest booths should have option of sleep booths with a reclining chair of sorts. The 2nd rest pod had a chair that looked uncomfortable. I guess I’d you just want to work in quiet, they serve their purpose. I loved your coffee and sweets! And the coffee robot was definitely novel!
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  47. This is incredible to see other cultures and the cleanliness of Japan is wonderful!!! I too cant believe no one stole that amity bag.... here in America that would be gone in no time!!! I love seeing the outside world and how it works! We have nothing so luxurious here! Beautiful country and much love from America!!!
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  48. My son would love this. He is 31 and loves Pichachu!
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  49. It isn't an "Experience Japan" video without a Coke
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  50. I am Japanese. I miss it very much. I am 49 years old now. I ate this vending machine hamburger many times when I was a child. There weren't many hamburger shops in Japan yet, and there weren't many convenience stores either, so my father would buy these for me when we would drive to the countryside. Then my parents divorced and I didn't see my father for a while😢 Thanks for the introduction. I'm going to go here next time😃
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