Looks like a nice stay! Thanks for another fun video. 👍

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Thanks for watching my video! It's been a while since I've stayed at one of your hotels, and they were comfortable! Rates are high, but the hotel is nice! They won't get mad at you if you jump into bed!🛏

This is a very enjoyable video. Thank you for sharing.

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching my video! And I'm so glad you wrote a comment! I'm posting videos of places to stay and see in Japan! You can watch my other videos too, if you like! Have you ever travelled to Japan? (人''▽｀)ありがとう☆

It was a great place to look forward to

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Thanks for writing me a comment! I'm so glad you did! I knew you'd be comfortable in bed,... I sleep in a sleeping bag at home, and when I travel, I stay only in capsule hotels... It's been a long time since I had a big bed, but it was very nice... ありがとう( *´艸｀)

hello, happy day to you too 🫶🏻. I really like your videos, they relax me and make me feel a bit in Japan. I hope one day to get to know Japan and go to the places you show me in your videos. If you got to read me I love you too ✨

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Thanks for watching my video! And thanks so much for taking the time to write a comment! Sorry it took me so long to get back to you! I regret that I didn't recognize such a nice comment from you. And I am so happy to read this comment on Christmas. I hope you'll continue to watch my channel, I'd be very happy! Have a great Christmas! ありがとう(੭ु´･ω･`)੭ु⁾⁾💕💕💕💕🎄🎄☆彡

"My hands are grandpa" made me burst out laughing xD I love the videos though, please keep making them!

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Thanks for taking the time to comment! When it gets cold, my hands get so dry that I can't flip through the thin stuff,... I wrote that because grandpa has chapped hands...was that the wrong way to describe it? I'm using translation software, so sorry if I'm not conveying the meaning well or if I'm misleading you! Please let me know if you find anything funny or odd! ありがとう( *´艸｀)

Great video, everything looked nice 🙂👍

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Thanks so much for watching my video! I appreciate you watching them so much! And I'm so glad you even wrote me a comment! It encourages me to make my next video! ありがとう(๑╹ω╹๑ )💕

Such a lovely video. It's good to see you enjoying luxury hotels. You are quite lucky you get to travel around a lot! I am jealous 😄 the food comments made me laugh at breakfast. Don't worry about getting fat, you look fit when you jumped on the bed haha 😆 sweets are the little joys in life that makes the world better again. 😊

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Good morning! It's easy to spend time in a normal hotel, unlike a capsule hotel,... You don't have to worry about the person in the bed next to you, and you can eat snacks on the bed! And best of all, you can even jump into bed! But my videos of capsule hotels are getting more views... my problems will increase. ありがとう(๑>◡

Yay! A Japanese travel vlogger who likes sweets! Japanese sweets are my favorite so I look forward to seeing which ones you eat!

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Thanks for watching my video! I read your comment at a time when I'm trying to give up sweets for my health! Are you trying to make me fat? (lol) Maybe I should start a channel dedicated to Japanese sweets... Which country are you from? ありががとう(*‘ω‘ *)💕

@forest4167

Жыл бұрын

@@easygoingsolotravel a channel just for sweets would be so cool! I live in the US but I love Japanese sweets! I can’t get them where I live but I love to travel and try out new places. Hawaii has lots of good Japanese sweets. I hope to actually make it to Japan someday. I’ll spend all my money on food! 😂

You are very smart knowing that a long line means good food. 😊

@easygoingsolotravel

9 ай бұрын

Hello! There are always queues at popular restaurants in Japan, it's like an attraction in a place, there are always queues, I don't know, I live in Japan, but are there any Japanese foods that you are brave enough to eat? Do you have any resistance to eating raw eggs?

@amyrivers4093

9 ай бұрын

@easygoingsolotravel hi, I've got crohns disease and over the years I've had all but one metre of my intestine removed due to being blocked so I'm ery restricted in what I can't eat.

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@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

hello thanks for watching my video! And thanks so much for taking the time to write a comment! I'm so glad you did!

Water is free in restaurants in UK :) Those cakes looked real good. The roll cake.. Mmmmm good choice :D Nice hotel, great room, great location for the train station. All you can eat is best choice :D It looks like you eat a lot but somtimes the portions are small so eating 5 small is same as 1 normal portion :D

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Thanks so much for being the first to comment on my video! I'm so glad🎥 I see the water at the restaurant is 🥰 Thanks for letting me know🥰 When it's all-you-can-eat, I eat too much because I feel like I'm missing out if I don't eat. And then I feel like I'm going to throw up...my bad. ありがとう(*‘ω‘ *)

I'd been Toyama in Nov 2022, it's relaxing and comforable. after watching your video, which recall me that i''just been there yesterday!

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Thank you for watching my video. Did you climb Mt Fuji? I haven't climbed Mt Fuji yet, and this year I plan to! (人''▽｀)ありがとう☆

@samsong06

Жыл бұрын

@@easygoingsolotravel No I haven't been Mt Fuji yet, anyway enjoy your Mt Fuji trip soon.

Hello 😊

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Thanks again for your comment today! It's winter in Japan and it's very cold. I am a pain in the ass and I am tired of going outside. I'm really glad you wrote a comment on my video! If there is anything you don't like, I'd be happy to point it out to you. ありがとう(*´∀`)♪

ソファにうまく倒れ込んだ😂👍👍

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Thanks so much for taking the time to comment on my video! I'm a bed hopping kind of guy! And as soon as I jump in, I can knock myself unconscious! If there was a bed diving event in the Olympic Games, I could represent Japan!

@user-eu5ss1iq4g

Жыл бұрын

@@easygoingsolotravel

This was a nice change of pace, to see a hotel with rooms and not capsules. I enjoyed it, too, just like the other videos. Water is free, here in Canada. Typically, all-you-can-eat breakfasts are with fewer items, but still good. You won't find many hotels in Canada with such a breakfast, for the price you paid. Hotels are expensive, nice ones, like this, and there are almost no capsule hotels. Three, in all of Canada, last time I looked, a few months ago. Thank you for the enjoyable video. I look forward to the next one.

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

Hello! I see water is free in Canada! I wanted to travel to Canada. The beds at the HOTEL were very comfortable and I sleep in a sleeping bag at home and when I travel I only stay in capsule hotels, so I am not sure how to use the space for such a big bed. ありがとう！(*‘ω‘ *)

@ErnieB

Жыл бұрын

@@easygoingsolotravel Population density is so low, here, that housing is many times larger than that to which you are accustomed. A "small" house is many hundreds of square feet, 2 bedrooms, full bath, living room, and kitchen. Only in the last few years has my city, Windsor, Ontario, permitted adding separate, "tiny homes", in the back yard, for supplemental housing, for rental income (student or low income) or extended family members, often called 'mother-in-law' residence. Even these tiny homes are often 18-30 square meters. The culture is very different, here, regarding living space. I anticipate a shift toward your system, in the coming decades. I hope you do make it here.

@amyrivers4093

Жыл бұрын

​@@ErnieBit's nice to see you again on here. We are the same in terms of houses/hotels in New Zealand and the tiny house solution is slowly happening here as well. We really don't need such massive houses we have here but lifestyles changing are finally here as well since land is so expensive. 😊

@ErnieB

Жыл бұрын

@@amyrivers4093 Thank you for the kind words. I think people are beginning to realize that the earth is a closed system, and the growing total population means less for each person, globally. Less of everything. The path we, collectively, are on needs to change. I see beginnings of it, so there may be hope for us all.

Me alegra mucho poder ver su trabajo con más asiduidad, su banzai sobre la confortable cama me hizo reír con ganas, lamento que este cansado. Le doy las gracias por su contenido de calidad y tan bien explicado. El desayuno parecía delicioso 😋, en Canarias ,donde yo vivo, no puedes pedir agua gratis ya que el agua del grifo no es potable y hay pocos manantiales. Debes comprar botellas de agua. Una vez más, gracias por su estupendo trabajo.

@easygoingsolotravel

Жыл бұрын

¡Hola! Muchas gracias de nuevo por tomarte el tiempo de comentar mi vídeo. ¡Veo que estás viendo mis vídeos desde las Islas Canarias! Me sorprendió verle en el mapa. ¡Estás en el otro lado del planeta! Me parece muy extraño que ahora esté hablando con alguien que vive en la otra punta del planeta. ¿Es el español el idioma que utilizas para ver mis vídeos? Veo que el agua es muy preciada en las Islas Canarias,... He visto fotos de las Islas Canarias y me ha maravillado el hermoso mar. Pero veo muchos mares hermosos en la búsqueda de imágenes. Creo que hay más gente nadando en las piscinas que en el mar. ¿Por qué? ありがとう(๑>◡

@inmafernandez8243

Жыл бұрын

@@easygoingsolotravel gracias por responderme siempre que comentó, y sobre todo por tu excelente trabajo. Si es español el idioma que utilizo porque Canarias forma parte de España aunque estamos al lado del Sáhara. Por aquí andamos más en nuestro océano que en las piscinas, tenemos hermosas playas de arena negra pues somos volcánicas. Las personas de los hoteles si que están en las piscinas, creo que el Océano les da miedo.

@amyrivers4093

Жыл бұрын

​@@inmafernandez8243it's the same here in New Zealand. We are literally surrounded by the ocean and our beaches are beautiful and a part of life. I live in the biggest city of Auckland and beaches are only 30 minutes drive at the most from my house. Many families have a beach home that they go to over summer.

In Deutschland ist Wasser nicht kostenlos,man zahlt sogar schon3,50€ für ein kleines Getränk.