Those round objects on the field are hay bales used for animal feed. Wonderful video - thanks for sharing!

@paquialonso4546

6 ай бұрын

Oh yes, it's the same in Spain, where I live 😊

@marine259

6 ай бұрын

Yes! In France, we call it "round baller" (perhaps in other countries too ?). Very common where I live too.

@winamortenson9125

6 ай бұрын

The US has these hay bales all over farm country, too! 🐄

@adrienkristyak9503

6 ай бұрын

Yes. And you can find these on fields in many countries...

@TimeToStartOver

6 ай бұрын

'Heuballen' in Germany. Often wrapped in plastic foil to protect the hay from the elements. 👍

Hello Aki! The rolls you saw in the field, next to the road, are made of hay by the machine that mows it. These rolls are saved to be fed to livestock during the winter. Here, in Portugal, it is very common to see it in the fields at harvest time. Best wishes for a happy Sunday and thank you for the beautiful video!

You wouldn't have to worry about rabies in Italy - even from wild dogs. The last rabies case was in 2011

Wow! These mysterious round objects are haystacks :) the way of keeping dry grass for cows and horses ))

LOL I really didn'd expect you to not know hay bales. Farmers cut the grass, then let it dry on the field and they store compressed in this cylinders (the shape is becouse of the way it is picked up and compressed in a machine that rotates). These are then used to feed cows and other animals year round.

The balls are made of hay and are everywhere in Italy, they are called BALLE DI FIENO

The round things in the fields are hay bales. They use them to feed livestock. Italy looks like an amazing place to go visit 😍.

@faith9505

6 ай бұрын

Christmas From Heaven’s Perspective For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. -Isaiah 9:6 In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet famously asked, “What is in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell just as sweet.” That may be true for flowers. But for people, names make a difference. In the Bible, names mean something. Parents often named their children in honor of events that took place at the time of their birth. Or, they named their children for their unique physical characteristics. For example, the name of the first man, Adam, means “earth” because God formed him from the dust of the earth. Esau’s name means “hairy” because he was hairy. His twin brother, who hung on to Esau’s heel as he was born, was named Jacob, which means “heel catcher.” One woman went into labor when she heard that her father-in-law and husband had died and the Philistines had captured the ark of the covenant. She named her child Ichabod, which means “Where is the glory?” (1 Samuel 4:21). Yet the name that is above all names is the name of Jesus. The prophet Isaiah told us some important things about the name of the Messiah who was to come and also gave us some insights into the character of Jesus: “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6) Each name Isaiah used to describe Jesus portrays a different aspect of the work that God wants to do in our lives. “Wonderful Counselor” means that we no longer have to look to the cheap substitutes this world offers to bring us fulfillment because Jesus Christ makes life wonderful. The problems we face in life do not need to baffle us; we know that God will reveal His will to us because Christ is our Counselor. Mighty God” takes care of the demands of life that can overwhelm us. “Everlasting Father” means that because Christ came to Earth to die on the cross, pay for our sins, and rise from the dead, we have an everlasting Father who will be with us forever. “Prince of Peace” takes care of the disturbances of life. And how we need that peace in these frightening times. At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus. In one sense, it was that. But in another sense, Jesus never was technically born. In one sense, He was born as a human and died some thirty-three years later on a Roman cross. But in another sense, Jesus has neither a beginning nor an end. Jesus is God. He is eternal. He is part of the Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. To us, Christmas represents the entrance of Jesus to Earth. For God, it meant the departure of His Son from Heaven. “A child is born to us.” That is Earth’s perspective. “A son is given to us.” That is Heaven’s perspective.

The architecture is amazing. Everything is very beautiful. Thank you for allowing us to see it. Stay safe and have fun.

@faith9505

6 ай бұрын

Christmas From Heaven’s Perspective For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. -Isaiah 9:6 In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet famously asked, “What is in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell just as sweet.” That may be true for flowers. But for people, names make a difference. In the Bible, names mean something. Parents often named their children in honor of events that took place at the time of their birth. Or, they named their children for their unique physical characteristics. For example, the name of the first man, Adam, means “earth” because God formed him from the dust of the earth. Esau’s name means “hairy” because he was hairy. His twin brother, who hung on to Esau’s heel as he was born, was named Jacob, which means “heel catcher.” One woman went into labor when she heard that her father-in-law and husband had died and the Philistines had captured the ark of the covenant. She named her child Ichabod, which means “Where is the glory?” (1 Samuel 4:21). Yet the name that is above all names is the name of Jesus. The prophet Isaiah told us some important things about the name of the Messiah who was to come and also gave us some insights into the character of Jesus: “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6) Each name Isaiah used to describe Jesus portrays a different aspect of the work that God wants to do in our lives. “Wonderful Counselor” means that we no longer have to look to the cheap substitutes this world offers to bring us fulfillment because Jesus Christ makes life wonderful. The problems we face in life do not need to baffle us; we know that God will reveal His will to us because Christ is our Counselor. Mighty God” takes care of the demands of life that can overwhelm us. “Everlasting Father” means that because Christ came to Earth to die on the cross, pay for our sins, and rise from the dead, we have an everlasting Father who will be with us forever. “Prince of Peace” takes care of the disturbances of life. And how we need that peace in these frightening times. At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus. In one sense, it was that. But in another sense, Jesus never was technically born. In one sense, He was born as a human and died some thirty-three years later on a Roman cross. But in another sense, Jesus has neither a beginning nor an end. Jesus is God. He is eternal. He is part of the Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. To us, Christmas represents the entrance of Jesus to Earth. For God, it meant the departure of His Son from Heaven. “A child is born to us.” That is Earth’s perspective. “A son is given to us.” That is Heaven’s perspective.

They are a ton of One Piece fans all over the world. I'm from Austria and live in Germany now, and it's my favourite anime! Everyone of my friends knows the anime, some just don't want to watch it because it's so long. But I even read the newest manga chapter every week. One day I wore a normal straw hat and someone mentioned One Piece because of that. ^^

Pasta with seafood is the best, and it is different depending on where you are by the sea in Italy. It is always good. My favourite pasta I had in Puglia, it was fresh homemade and with naturally grown aubergine and some pecorino cheese. But any seafood pasta is also the best.

@faith9505

6 ай бұрын

Christmas From Heaven’s Perspective For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. -Isaiah 9:6 In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet famously asked, “What is in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell just as sweet.” That may be true for flowers. But for people, names make a difference. In the Bible, names mean something. Parents often named their children in honor of events that took place at the time of their birth. Or, they named their children for their unique physical characteristics. For example, the name of the first man, Adam, means “earth” because God formed him from the dust of the earth. Esau’s name means “hairy” because he was hairy. His twin brother, who hung on to Esau’s heel as he was born, was named Jacob, which means “heel catcher.” One woman went into labor when she heard that her father-in-law and husband had died and the Philistines had captured the ark of the covenant. She named her child Ichabod, which means “Where is the glory?” (1 Samuel 4:21). Yet the name that is above all names is the name of Jesus. The prophet Isaiah told us some important things about the name of the Messiah who was to come and also gave us some insights into the character of Jesus: “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6) Each name Isaiah used to describe Jesus portrays a different aspect of the work that God wants to do in our lives. “Wonderful Counselor” means that we no longer have to look to the cheap substitutes this world offers to bring us fulfillment because Jesus Christ makes life wonderful. The problems we face in life do not need to baffle us; we know that God will reveal His will to us because Christ is our Counselor. Mighty God” takes care of the demands of life that can overwhelm us. “Everlasting Father” means that because Christ came to Earth to die on the cross, pay for our sins, and rise from the dead, we have an everlasting Father who will be with us forever. “Prince of Peace” takes care of the disturbances of life. And how we need that peace in these frightening times. At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus. In one sense, it was that. But in another sense, Jesus never was technically born. In one sense, He was born as a human and died some thirty-three years later on a Roman cross. But in another sense, Jesus has neither a beginning nor an end. Jesus is God. He is eternal. He is part of the Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. To us, Christmas represents the entrance of Jesus to Earth. For God, it meant the departure of His Son from Heaven. “A child is born to us.” That is Earth’s perspective. “A son is given to us.” That is Heaven’s perspective.

@NatManzano

6 ай бұрын

@@faith9505 wow, that was... very long and unrelated to what I said. Is this a bot?

Dear Aki, would you mind making one more video related to kimono?😊 I really like your point of view about kimono and I personally find this topic really exciting especially referring it to the minimalism or cultural aspects

That is so cool you went to Italy. Longevity researchers in Italy keep telling me to go to visit them to learn about their longevity lifestyle....Time to plan your next video! (but bring me with you please 😂 )

@faith9505

6 ай бұрын

Christmas From Heaven’s Perspective For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. -Isaiah 9:6 In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet famously asked, “What is in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell just as sweet.” That may be true for flowers. But for people, names make a difference. In the Bible, names mean something. Parents often named their children in honor of events that took place at the time of their birth. Or, they named their children for their unique physical characteristics. For example, the name of the first man, Adam, means “earth” because God formed him from the dust of the earth. Esau’s name means “hairy” because he was hairy. His twin brother, who hung on to Esau’s heel as he was born, was named Jacob, which means “heel catcher.” One woman went into labor when she heard that her father-in-law and husband had died and the Philistines had captured the ark of the covenant. She named her child Ichabod, which means “Where is the glory?” (1 Samuel 4:21). Yet the name that is above all names is the name of Jesus. The prophet Isaiah told us some important things about the name of the Messiah who was to come and also gave us some insights into the character of Jesus: “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6) Each name Isaiah used to describe Jesus portrays a different aspect of the work that God wants to do in our lives. “Wonderful Counselor” means that we no longer have to look to the cheap substitutes this world offers to bring us fulfillment because Jesus Christ makes life wonderful. The problems we face in life do not need to baffle us; we know that God will reveal His will to us because Christ is our Counselor. Mighty God” takes care of the demands of life that can overwhelm us. “Everlasting Father” means that because Christ came to Earth to die on the cross, pay for our sins, and rise from the dead, we have an everlasting Father who will be with us forever. “Prince of Peace” takes care of the disturbances of life. And how we need that peace in these frightening times. At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus. In one sense, it was that. But in another sense, Jesus never was technically born. In one sense, He was born as a human and died some thirty-three years later on a Roman cross. But in another sense, Jesus has neither a beginning nor an end. Jesus is God. He is eternal. He is part of the Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. To us, Christmas represents the entrance of Jesus to Earth. For God, it meant the departure of His Son from Heaven. “A child is born to us.” That is Earth’s perspective. “A son is given to us.” That is Heaven’s perspective.

@ad_astra468

5 ай бұрын

If you are interested in longevity then I’d recommend Sardinia, if I’m not wrong a Sardinian village holds the world record for longevity of inhabitants

@menx5175

4 ай бұрын

​@@ad_astra468You're not wrong, we have the blue zone in the province of Ogliastra

Love this video as well ❤ so many wonderful memories! Your expression when tasting pasta is priceless 😊

Again great video. Thanks, Aki. Enjoy your trip! ✌😊❤

Very fun video!

Funny enough, the pasta you got in Sardinia in addition to the mussels seemed to be seasoned with Bottarga, which is an analogue of Karasumi. Another thing that unites Italy and Japan.

Really nice video of Italy dear brother. Beautiful country, people, and food.

Wonderful video!! It was delightful to visit Italy vicariously through you. Thank you.

Love how you really enjoy the Food😀It is always a lot of fun to watch how you see Europe and to learn about Japan. And your videos are really well made🙌 Thanks for sharing💜

Great video. It looks like a really fun trip. I think the hay bales and the washing machine are so normal I haven't even though about them! I agree that it's a nice thing to visit other countries - you see small things you never knew existed

The round things are hay instead of hay bales it is round.. They do this where I am in the US in Kentucky. I was wondering about it too since I was used to the square hay bales in New Mexico. Hope it helps.

Living on a farm growing up until middle school, those are hay bales, which can be used in a variety of different ways, including feeding livestock.

Mmm I wish I could have more cheese. My nutritionist says I can't. Ugh. It looks so good. The springs were really cool to learn about. Those are hay or straw bales with where you asked, "What are these?" They get rolled up like that in the US too.

Pasta with seafood is also my favorite.

Very interesting. Thank you very much for sharing your experience. ありがとうございます 🤗😊

Hi Aki! I'm from south of Italy and I just LOVE One Piece. And also my fiends do. Lot of Italians are "nerds", we love videogames, comics, manga, anime, board games. Every year in Italy there is Lucca Comics, that is the biggest comic fair in Europe and the second in the world, right after Japan! 😄 Ps. That washing machine was strange for me too 🤔

@claudialella2895

6 ай бұрын

Pps. I am just glad you loved Italy! I can't look forward to visiting Japan! Thank you for the videos ❤

Long time no see. It's Mato. I heard from Motti-san about your KZread stuff. Your videos are awesome. I've only watched the Italy Part 1 and Part 2 so far, but I'm amazed by the quality. Keep posting more. By the way, where are you now? Lol. I'm living in Tsukuba City now and I have an Italian coworker. He really hates wasting stuff. For starters, he never takes plastic bags at convenience stores, and if I take one, he always asks WHY? It got so annoying to answer that I’ve stopped taking them too. Lol. Also, when we go to service areas on the highway, he only throws away the trash inside the car but keeps using the same plastic bag over and over. Lol. And the coffee cup he gets from Seven Eleven? He uses the same one like 10 times. The store probably wants him to stop for hygiene reasons. Influenced by him, I started hiking, surfing, ski, .running and biking, so on. Let's hang out again if you're up for it!

Thank you ❤ im manifesting to visit Japan soon 🙏🏽😊

I live in France and I've got a washing machine like that, they're quite normal here, but I don't remember ever seeing them when I lived in the UK. They're pretty good, and they don't leak like the front loading ones can, but you have to be careful you shut the drum properly, and that there's no part of your clothes caught in the closing part, or it can tear and ruin the clothes and even damage or break the washing machine!

In April I go for 16 days to Okinawa and the Islands around. I love Japan and the culture! Thank you for all the informations with your videos ! 😁

great experience

❤❤❤ come to Bulgaria next time😊😊😊

#27 @4:17mins ....the large round/ cylindrical thinks in the fields are Hay bales ... if wrapped in black plastic are Silage... hope that helps peace

We love japanese cars here in Italy! Best price/offer, they are immortal🙂

I guess those round things in the fields are twisted haystacks. We also have a lot of these in Moldova, sometimes they are used to feed animals. Aki-san, thank you for another wonderful video, it’s so interesting to watch that I don’t even notice how it goes by (◠‿◠)

@faith9505

6 ай бұрын

Christmas From Heaven’s Perspective For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. -Isaiah 9:6 In Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet famously asked, “What is in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell just as sweet.” That may be true for flowers. But for people, names make a difference. In the Bible, names mean something. Parents often named their children in honor of events that took place at the time of their birth. Or, they named their children for their unique physical characteristics. For example, the name of the first man, Adam, means “earth” because God formed him from the dust of the earth. Esau’s name means “hairy” because he was hairy. His twin brother, who hung on to Esau’s heel as he was born, was named Jacob, which means “heel catcher.” One woman went into labor when she heard that her father-in-law and husband had died and the Philistines had captured the ark of the covenant. She named her child Ichabod, which means “Where is the glory?” (1 Samuel 4:21). Yet the name that is above all names is the name of Jesus. The prophet Isaiah told us some important things about the name of the Messiah who was to come and also gave us some insights into the character of Jesus: “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. The government will rest on his shoulders. And he will be called: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6) Each name Isaiah used to describe Jesus portrays a different aspect of the work that God wants to do in our lives. “Wonderful Counselor” means that we no longer have to look to the cheap substitutes this world offers to bring us fulfillment because Jesus Christ makes life wonderful. The problems we face in life do not need to baffle us; we know that God will reveal His will to us because Christ is our Counselor. Mighty God” takes care of the demands of life that can overwhelm us. “Everlasting Father” means that because Christ came to Earth to die on the cross, pay for our sins, and rise from the dead, we have an everlasting Father who will be with us forever. “Prince of Peace” takes care of the disturbances of life. And how we need that peace in these frightening times. At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus. In one sense, it was that. But in another sense, Jesus never was technically born. In one sense, He was born as a human and died some thirty-three years later on a Roman cross. But in another sense, Jesus has neither a beginning nor an end. Jesus is God. He is eternal. He is part of the Trinity: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. To us, Christmas represents the entrance of Jesus to Earth. For God, it meant the departure of His Son from Heaven. “A child is born to us.” That is Earth’s perspective. “A son is given to us.” That is Heaven’s perspective.

I hope to go there one day!

Good video. Wild dogs are fast. Lol Italy is beautiful. I think I prefer Japan as I live there and traveled there a lot while in the Navy.

The objects in the countryside were large hay bales.

Yeah, anime are very popular in Italy.

to travel with you would be a dream

Naruto, dragon ball and one piece are very popular in italy. All people know our Italian opening theme songs. There are very different from the japanese because are pop. Listen Giorgio vanni

@cal7348

6 ай бұрын

Sorry for my terrible English 😢😂

You could stay chill about rabies in Italy. The disease has been totally eradicated in the Country. The last case was in 2011 ;)

6:37 It took 120 years to build it, from 1506 to 1626

@SamuraiMatcha

5 ай бұрын

Wow!! That's amazing!!!

The washing machine is the same one that my ex-Mother in law had in England! It's a kind of top-loading machine. They're hard to find in England now though. :(

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The mysterious round objects are hay bales, made by fully automated round balers. Round balers are a great innovation (invented about 50 years ago) and children love to play on them in the summer 🙂. There are thousands of them here in the Black Forest region of Germany too. -> kzread.info/dash/bejne/dXiGqtunfrKoiZs.html Great film! Thanks so much!

Japanese animes are really popular abroad Japan, in fact France is the second largest consumer of japanese mangas after Japan ! As for the toyota yaris it's because it's an hybrid car and it's requiered in Europe for VTC (uber ect) to use a electric or hybrid car otherwise their licences won't work anymore !

I wish you come to India ! 😊

The cylinders you see in the fields are haystacks. 😀

I am italian omgg

Hay bales!

Siena is very famous for their PALIO. You will find all the informations in Internet.

Are you always on the lookout for Japanese stuff when you go away from home? 😂

Aki, there are no cases of rabies in Italy, good thing.

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