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I'm actually gonna be telling you guys my five favorite moments from the trip so far from the journey across Japan trip.

I've been very lucky to have been invited to during Chris on his trip.

I've been here for almost a month now.

That's crazy.

It's been an action Pop months.

You've been all over the Japan Sea Coast.

We've seen lots of places.

We're not done yet.

We still have about two weeks to go.

But I tell you guys my top five memories from the trip so far.

All right, I'm gonna do this in order.

I'm gonna tell you my fifth favorite memory.

Working all the way up to my ultimate favorite memory.

So far, so probably number five would be the monkey part.

I was really impressed with the Monkey Park.

I thought it was gonna be really touristy.

I thought the monkeys might be in cages or something like that, but they weren't.

They were just free to roam around.

I really loved how they just walked by you.

They weren't scared of humans at all.

They were just really chilling there, walking around the park like I don't know, it felt very natural and not like a big set up things like, Is there anything?

The baby monkeys were so cute as well.

I got a really cute shot of the baby and you're able to feed them.

That was nice as well.

I really recommend the monkey part.

It sounds like it would be a really touristy thing, but it was nice.

Number four is also a memory from Kyoto.

This was actually at Fushimi 90 which I've been to twice now.

Uh, it's probably the number one spot that everybody goes to Kyoto, which means there are lots of tourists there all the time.

But even so, I would still recommend that you go there because it's beautiful.

It's quite the experience.

The first time I went, I hiked all the way up through the gates, uh, all the way to the top of the mountain in the daytime.

But this time on this trip, I went at night.

It was pitch black and the whole shrine area is just dimly lit.

It's not completely dark, but it's dimly lit.

It's really creepy.

Got a really creepy vibe to it.

Just picture a Shinto shrine in the dark with some glowing lanterns, and you're on a mountain Very light for movie s which I love.

I love work zones.

Basically all I watch on it was really cool to be in that situation.

However, I was with two friends.

I think if I went alone, I might not be able to handle it.

I might have been a little too freaked out, but because I was friends, it was just perfect.

Unfortunately, the mountain was closed off.

We couldn't go all the way up, which I really wanted to dio.

But I didn't get a really good feel for what it is like a night time.

And I didn't definitely recommend it to you guys.

I really enjoyed it, right.

Number three is actually something that happened just yesterday.

We have stopped filming for the day.

We ended up on a beach here in Matsuyama and the Sunset Waas.

It was breathtaking.

You.

It was so good.

But it's not the best sunset I've ever seen.

I'll be talking about that one later on.

But it was so good.

It was so nice.

We're just chilling on the beach.

That's a nice game from a local famous ice cream shop on Were just relaxing on the beach, enjoying the sunset, listening to music.

I think that would Yeah, that that's easily my favorite memory Number two.

You are getting up to my favorite one.

So this is really high up there on the list.

That's not the night in old Dhaka, uh, drinking in the streets and my favorite part of the night was when we decided to approach some strangers, and often it's just old.

I'm really nervous about going up to strangers and talking to them and asking them if they want to be in my videos and stuff, so I don't do it too often.

But I'm really glad you did in Osaka because a group of people that we ended up talking Teoh.

They were university students.

They were super chill.

They were really excited.

Teoh get to know us and just have a lot of men.

We just kind of thought there for a while, drinking with them outside.

They taught us a boat they gave us recommendations, replaces to go.

It was just a really cool experience.

He kind of gave me the courage to do it more that rest of the night way Drink quite a bit, but not too much way didn't get sick.

It was a nice level of alcohol.

Way went to carry out way, had some really delicious food and the views And you guys at night time.

If you're a photographer, even if you're not a photographer, you suck taking photos as long as you have.

Like I phoned, you could take some really, really nice night photos.

Streets in Osaka.

Chris got a really cool on all inserted here.

He's been promoting it any chance he gets, So I'm sure he'll be really excited that I'm showing it to you guys.

Now go find it on Instagram and like it will be very happy and he'll brag about it for months.

But Kristen was really cool Photo in an alleyway.

You could get lots of nice shots like that really easily.

Alright, My number one memory from the trip and I know for sure that nothing that will happen after today we'll talk this This is probably one of the best memories of my entire life.

Mean Chris Cycled machine, Manami Kaido and when we got to the end The last bridge, The major bridge That's like four kilometers long gorgeous bridge We got there right as a sunless heading.

Insert footage of the best sides that you will ever see in your entire life.

And I like on top of the views which were ridiculous Way both just felt really accomplished that we had made it to the end of she Manami Kaido We had actually done the cycle.

It was hard.

Our legs hurt a lot They still hurt today but I felt yeah, I felt really proud of myself that I made it.

That was like our reward for trying so hard.

Now, when people ask me one thing that they should do when they come to Japan, I can say with confidence you should cycle she might not be tied.

Oh, if you can't cycle for whatever reason, you don't want a cycle.

Go there in a car, walk it just gold and enjoy the view.

It was so good, You guys, I'm sure this footage doesn't do it Justice.

It's really something that you need to see in person.

So this is me telling you.

Go there.

You will not regret it.

Save up money and make the extra trip down to the area.

Don't just stay in Tokyo, Make the extra trip down to the showman Ernie K Doe and do it.

You will take me and then come over to my channel and let me know how it waas because I know you will love it.

Alright guys.

Those are my top five moments from the journey across Japan trip.

So far we've still got two weeks left.

There will probably be some more wonderful moments after this.

But I hope you guys enjoyed this recap so far and thanks for watching.