Keep up the great work bro! I honestly look forward to ur vids ✊🏾

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for being here! 🙏

Extremely beautiful place to visit in Okinawa especially during Summer time.

Very nice!was there 77-78 videos like this make miss it so much…thanks for posting 😌

Nice i really want to see that. Your vlogs are great 🇯🇵🍺

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Hi! Watching your video of my Island home. Loved watching you walk around Motobu. The seawall you showed was facing the East China Sea. The seawall does not protect against tsunami but typhoons. The Shisha or lion dogs do protect against evil spirits. The male lion dog has his mouth open and the female has her mouth closed. Happy you got the chance to explore my home!❤

Looks really nice Might be a very chill place to stay overnight if more opens up again.

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

Definitely!

I’ll be visiting Okinawa next week. Your video was very informative. Those clouds out in the ocean looks like a cold front coming in. Hopefully when I get there it warms up a little. It would be around 72* degrees by the middle of January in Naha. Taco rice at Charlie’s Tacos and A&W Hamburgers are some of the places I would like to go to. Have you been to any of those places?

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

I have not, but I ate at A&W years ago when I was a kid in the US

New follower here! I really like how you film. It’s not chaotic and still very interesting to watch. What do you use to film? Your videos are really clear.

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sub! GoPro 11 and Sony a7iv

In Japan street sirenes sometimes plays music to mark time of day, say 6pm to mark the beginning of evening. As in west churches would ring bells to mark noon and call to mass, same thing

Maybe north shore Hilo vibe:) Taco is mexican food but I know what you meant:) Good editing music.

@gregh7457

Жыл бұрын

It gets about as much rain as hilo and even has the black algae stained concrete but no lifted tacoma's in sight. But we do have a place up in motobu that models itself after cafe 100

The music you heard was a "end-of-day" tune played in many parts of Japan - was it 5pm? It serves two purposes - to let children know to return home, and to check the local megaphones for disaster prevention. When you said 65, you can add "ban" to make things clearer. If you say "65 ban bus" it's Bus No. 65.

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

No it was like 10-11am

@overthecounterbeanie

Жыл бұрын

@@travelfareatlocal 🤷‍♂

Hi, love your videos! I am half okinawan and was born there! I truly love Okinawa and you should definitely come back in the summer! I do recommend going to northern Okinawa, its very beautiful!

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tips!

Your 65 pronunciation sounds correct👍

✌️

あなたのVlogはすばらしい！ いつもビール飲みながら見てます🍺

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

🍻

My dad (and consequently my family) was stationed on Okinawa from 1957-1959, before it actually became part of Japan. I was 10 when we left, so this trip brings back 'some' memories. Thank you.

@henrytan5707

Жыл бұрын

I hope one day soon Okinawa will resume its original name, Liu Chiu or Ryukyu, it's an independent kingdom in its own right 👍

@angelomariano9494

9 ай бұрын

I hope ITALY one day will go back to be ROMAN EMPIRE@@henrytan5707

Ooo

Time to get a hair transplant brother. Don't be afraid. (I live in Okinawa. Best place ever)

great videos😊　 one correction. Shee Sah would be the correct pronounciation for シーサー

🖐

Was there any fish swimming around

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

Not that I saw

Oh wow! you were here?? When will you come back? It would be great to collaborate

imagine seeing okinawa in 45' and never leaving as an american and staying there and seeing the 2000's how much the island has changed and fused.

The American village is there to cater to the American service people. American people open businesses in Okinawa to attract Americans.

@tniski

Жыл бұрын

Not to mention all the tourists that come to Okinawa and visit AV, besides the American population that’s a stationed here. It’s a tourist trap first and foremost.

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

100%

@gregh7457

Жыл бұрын

@@tniski japan loves tourist traps. thats why waikiki is such a popular destination

Next time you’re there hire a interpreter a university student

@francispou274

Жыл бұрын

Or even one of them older guys in the bar

👍✨😎🫶🧡🌏🍜

Why so many KZreadr want to blow our ears out. I think I am going to start suing all who do.