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  • good God, What a sight, terrible, terrible sight makes up for all the Pringles and insects.

    天啊,多麼壯觀的景象,可怕的,可怕的景象彌補了所有的普林格和昆蟲。

  • We've eaten the last two days mm hmm.

    我們在過去的兩天裡吃了不少東西,嗯。

  • Good morning and welcome back to journey across Japan.

    早上好,歡迎回到日本各地的旅程。

  • Escape to Mount Fuji 1000 km in six days of despair and we are surrounded by monkeys.

    在六天的絕望中逃到富士山1000公里,我們被猴子包圍了。

  • Mhm.

    嗯。

  • I'm ironic isn't it?

    我很諷刺,不是嗎?

  • Yesterday we went to Chicago dani Valley in Nagano to the biggest monkey park in Japan and there wasn't a single monkey.

    昨天我們去了長野的芝加哥丹妮谷,去了日本最大的猴子公園,沒有一隻猴子。

  • Today we're in a campsite in the middle of nowhere and there's a whole family wandering through the hills around us.

    今天我們在一個荒郊野外的露營地,有一整個家庭在我們周圍的山上徘徊。

  • So we just stayed overnight in this alpine campsite in toy Emma and Joey is over here jerry.

    是以,我們剛剛在玩具艾瑪的這個高山露營地過夜,喬伊就在這裡,傑裡。

  • The enemy man studying his map of where we're going to next.

    敵人的人在研究他的地圖,知道我們接下來要去哪裡。

  • Good morning Joey.

    早上好,喬伊。

  • How you doing?

    你好嗎?

  • I'm alright, how are you?

    我很好,你呢?

  • I'm good.

    我很好。

  • Did you sleep all right?

    你睡得好嗎?

  • It's all right.

    這一切都很好。

  • Pretty hard.

    相當難。

  • Feet on the wood.

    腳踩在木頭上。

  • Like the wood was really?

    像木頭是真的嗎?

  • That's what wood is.

    這就是木材的作用。

  • Yeah, the wood, the wood, it was pretty, pretty hard.

    是的,木頭,木頭,它相當,相當硬。

  • My back is done Challenge of the day.

    我的背部已經完成了一天的挑戰。

  • Every day of this trip.

    這次旅行的每一天。

  • We're doing challenges.

    我們在做挑戰。

  • You guys have sent in so far.

    到目前為止,你們已經送來了。

  • We've had about 4000 submissions and our production team have whittled it down to just three today, one of which is about to come out.

    我們收到了大約4000份材料,我們的製作團隊將其縮減到今天的三個,其中一個即將問世。

  • A vampire man.

    一個吸血鬼男人。

  • Yesterday's challenge was thoroughly unpleasant.

    昨天的挑戰是徹底令人不快的。

  • We had to eat some horrible food bees larvae.

    我們不得不吃一些可怕的食物蜜蜂幼蟲。

  • I liked it.

    我喜歡它。

  • Don't go back and watch it or don't it was it was horrible.

    不要再去看了,還是不要了,它是很可怕的。

  • All right.

    好的。

  • Here we go.

    在這裡,我們走了。

  • Here we go.

    在這裡,我們走了。

  • Alright.

    好吧。

  • Challenge of the day is from thomas Newman who says I like this challenge.

    今天的挑戰來自托馬斯-紐曼,他說我喜歡這個挑戰。

  • Make a second doctor gel er doctor jelly for those of you that don't know dr jelly in the original series journey across japan uh I had an addiction to energy jelly and Joey became the physical human manifestation of physical human embodiment of an energy jelly.

    為那些不知道果凍博士的人制作第二個博士凝膠呃,果凍博士在原來的系列旅程中橫跨日本呃,我對能量果凍上癮,喬伊成為能量果凍的物理人類體現的物理人類體現。

  • Not a cop.

    不是警察。

  • That's ridiculous.

    這很荒唐。

  • Uh huh.

    嗯哼。

  • Banking and I couldn't even talk to jenny dr committee.

    銀行業務,我甚至無法與珍妮博士委員會交談。

  • Their absolute you, we've got to try and make a contemporary modern update on dr jelly somehow.

    他們的絕對你,我們必須嘗試在果凍博士上做一個當代的現代更新,不知何故。

  • Alright, try to hit the road once I folded this damn map, I've got a I've got like a problem.

    好了,試著上路吧,一旦我把這該死的地圖折起來,我就有一個我有一個問題似的。

  • I can't hold them out really?

    我真的不能把它們拿出來嗎?

  • I can't do it a hate match.

    我不能做一個仇恨的比賽。

  • Let's go leaving the monkeys behind to rein free.

    讓我們去留下猴子,讓它們自由自在地生活。

  • We hit the road once more for 100 kilometer journey from Toy Emma into Gifu Prefecture.

    我們再次上路,從託伊瑪進入岐阜縣,行程100公里。

  • And given we've just spent the last two days and forgotten quarries, asbestos filled, love hotels and dusty log cabins.

    鑑於我們剛剛在過去的兩天裡和被遺忘的採石場、充滿石棉的愛情旅館和塵土飛揚的木屋。

  • We've decided to stay the night in the hot spring town of Ghetto, considered to be one of Japan's top three hot spring resorts.

    我們決定在被認為是日本三大溫泉勝地之一的溫泉鎮--貧民區住一晚。

  • But before we plunge into a much needed bath.

    但在我們投身於急需的沐浴之前。

  • Our first stop midway is Takayama, a stunning traditional town has become a popular tourist destination in recent years.

    我們中途的第一站是高山,這個迷人的傳統小鎮近年來已成為一個受歡迎的旅遊目的地。

  • If we're looking for inspiration for our japanese commercial today.

    如果我們今天要為我們的日本廣告尋找靈感。

  • Hopefully we'll find it down the city's rustic streets.

    希望我們能在這個城市質樸的街道上找到它。

  • The first things first, it's breakfast time.

    第一件事是,現在是早餐時間。

  • Alright joe.

    好吧,喬。

  • I got a special job for you.

    我為你準備了一份特殊的工作。

  • Yeah, this is my breakfast.

    是的,這是我的早餐。

  • Pocket chicky literally pocket chicken.

    袖珍雞的字面意思是袖珍雞。

  • Family mark.

    家族標記。

  • I need you to put it on the stick for me because I'm driving.

    我需要你為我把它放在棍子上,因為我正在開車。

  • You want me to feed you basically to appoint?

    你想讓我給你餵食,基本上是為了任命?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • Yeah.

    是的。

  • You want me to be the pocket chicken if I was gonna escape anywhere in Japan right?

    如果我打算在日本的任何地方逃跑,你想讓我成為袖珍雞,對嗎?

  • And just disappear into nothingness.

    而只是消失在虛無之中。

  • I'd come here to the mountains of Gifu covered in clouds.

    我來到這裡,看到的是雲霧繚繞的岐阜山。

  • Beautiful mountain range.

    美麗的山脈。

  • Don't eat the pocket check the roster.

    不要吃口袋裡的東西檢查名冊。

  • Right.

    對。

  • Gonna have to pull over in a minute, throw out the window after that on the little toothpick.

    一會兒就得靠邊停車,在小牙籤上的那句話之後把車窗扔出去。

  • Oh, Oh, now that is a good breakfast.

    哦,哦,現在這是個好的早餐。

  • Pocket chicken.

    口袋雞。

  • The cornerstone of any nutritious breakfast.

    任何有營養的早餐的基石。

  • Absolutely.

    絕對的。

  • So in the old quarter of Takayama, it's one of my favorite streets in Japan.

    所以在高山的老區,這是我在日本最喜歡的街道之一。

  • I've been here once before and it left a good impression mainly because of the wagyu wagyu beef.

    我以前來過一次,給人留下了良好的印象,主要是因為和牛的和牛肉。

  • We're about to eat on a stick, honesty on a stick.

    我們要在棍子上吃東西,在棍子上吃誠實的東西。

  • Yeah.

    是的。

  • A work you sirloin steak might set you back anywhere between 80 to $200 in Japan.

    在日本,一塊西冷牛排可能會讓你花費80至200美元。

  • But here the local Hida Gyu, which gets its name from the nearby town of hitter can be enjoyed on a skewer for as little as 1000 yet.

    但在這裡,當地的飛騨牛肉(Hida Gyu),其名字來自附近的希特鎮(hitter),只要花1000元就可以享受到串燒。

  • About $10.

    大約10美元。

  • Sure it's pricey for a single skewer, but by serving the prized marble beef as a street food.

    當然,一串的價格很高,但通過將珍貴的大理石牛肉作為街頭食品。

  • At least you can savor the juicy, buttery smooth beef without needing to blow your pocket money.

    至少你可以品嚐到多汁、黃油般光滑的牛肉,而不需要花掉你的零花錢。

  • That is the lunch of kings, that is makes up for all the Pringles and insects.

    這就是國王的午餐,它彌補了所有的普林格餅乾和昆蟲。

  • We've eaten the last two days.

    我們在過去的兩天裡吃過了。

  • All right.

    好的。

  • Uh huh.

    嗯哼。

  • Oh, look a lot.

    哦,看了很多。

  • Mhm Oh good.

    嗯,哦,好。

  • Just melt in your mouth, wasn't it?

    就在你的嘴裡融化,不是嗎?

  • It's very buttery because it's a five, that means it's quite rich in fat.

    它的黃油含量很高,因為它是五常,這意味著它的脂肪含量相當豐富。

  • Oh, I thought you needed some like sauce or anything on it, but it's just a bit of salt on it.

    哦,我以為你需要在上面放一些像醬汁之類的東西,其實只是放了一點鹽而已。

  • It's part of it is really good.

    它的一部分真的很好。

  • Perfect.

    完美。

  • And now this nazis hands.

    而現在這個納粹的手。

  • Alright, so before Nowitzki left yesterday, he gave us his hand joe.

    好吧,在諾維茨基昨天離開之前,他給了我們他的手帕。

  • He started his own brand of hand joe.

    他開始了自己的手搖咖啡品牌。

  • It's typical Nowitzki cashing in on a disaster.

    這是典型的諾維茨基在災難中兌現的做法。

  • Okay, some nice hand jelly, 75% alcohol.

    好的,一些漂亮的護手霜,75%的酒精。

  • Very strong.

    非常強大。

  • It's like pouring vodka and you have Yeah, that's what smells like.

    這就像倒了伏特加,你有 是的,這就是氣味。

  • Maybe that's why he drinks it.

    也許這就是他喝下它的原因。

  • Have a shot for bedtime.

    睡前打一針。

  • But what we were thinking because I don't eat energy gel anymore.

    但我們在想什麼,因為我不再吃能量膠了。

  • This could be doctor jellies new thing.

    這可能是醫生Jellies的新東西。

  • Oh, Doctor Doctor jennifer, the modern generation dr Jill is going to evolve to dr handy.

    哦,博士Jennifer,現代的Dr Jill要進化成Dr handy了。

  • It is in recent years, Tacoma has become really popular tourist because it's kind of like a mini kyoto and it's one of the few places a lot of tourists have been going to outside of major cities like Tokyo, Osaka and kyoto.

    近年來,塔科馬已成為真正受歡迎的旅遊地,因為它有點像一個小型京都,它是很多遊客在東京、大阪和京都等主要城市之外的少數幾個地方之一。

  • Tokyo is kind of in the middle.

    東京有點在中間。

  • If you're coming to japan for the first time.

    如果你是第一次來日本。

  • I put Tacoma on your itinerary for like a day.

    我把塔科馬放在你的行程中,好像是一天的時間。

  • It'll be a nice little escape from the city, but now we filled up on some tasty A five Hida Gyu, it's time to see if we can find a backdrop for dr jelly.

    這將是一個逃離城市的好機會,但現在我們吃飽了一些美味的A五飛騨圭,是時候看看我們是否能找到一個果凍的背景。

  • Oh yeah, his cat, he's willing to slash the shorty doors, the ones like stop it and it's like now while the shoji slasher cat is to Akiyama's undeniable highlight in firm second place is one of Japan's largest retro museums.

    哦,是的,他的貓,他願意砍矮子的門,那些像停止它,它就像現在,而莊嚴的殺手貓是對秋山的不可否認的亮點在堅定的第二位是日本最大的復古博物館之一。

  • The Takayama show Akon where you can transport yourself back in time to the 19 fifties and sixties with streets, shops and even classrooms recreated in impressive detail.

    在高山秀阿肯,你可以把自己帶回19世紀50年代和60年代,街道、商店甚至教室都以令人印象深刻的細節重現。

  • That's so cool.

    這真是太酷了。

  • Just like a 1950s, style classroom.

    就像20世紀50年代風格的教室。

  • There's a lot of nostalgia around the kind of the Shoah judy the short era because after World War II, Japan went through an economic miracle.

    圍繞浩劫的那種短暫的時代有很多的懷舊情緒,因為二戰後,日本經歷了一個經濟奇蹟。

  • World War II didn't go so well for Japan.

    第二次世界大戰對日本來說並不那麼順利。

  • But after that, the country rebuilt itself kind of reimagined itself.

    但在那之後,這個國家重建了自己,有點像重新想象自己。

  • There's a lot of nostalgia for that period.

    人們對那個時期有很多懷念。

  • A lot of the toys, games, culture.

    很多的玩具、遊戲、文化。

  • He speak to anyone who grew up between the 1950s to the 1980s and they were kind of speak very nostalgically and very fondly about that era.

    他與任何在20世紀50年代到80年代之間長大的人交談,他們都是那種非常懷舊和非常深情地談論那個時代。

  • All right.

    好的。

  • All right, my oh, That's the end of that.

    好了,我的哦,這就結束了。

  • But I don't know what this is, it's the smallest vehicle I've ever been in.

    但我不知道這是什麼,這是我坐過的最小的車輛。

  • I think this is what we should've done journey across Japan in 1940s, little vamp.

    我想這就是我們在1940年代應該做的穿越日本的旅程,小吸血鬼。

  • I love it.

    我喜歡它。

  • Full steam ahead jay, get in, let's go.

    全速前進,傑伊,上車,我們走吧。

  • Mhm.

    嗯。

  • Oh wow.

    哦,哇。

  • Oh jackpot.

    哦,中獎了。

  • This is amazing.

    這真是令人驚訝。

  • It's like a 1960s style canteen, lots of cool items.

    它就像一個60年代風格的食堂,有很多很酷的物品。

  • This is it, it doesn't even feel like it's fake, it actually feels like a real to scale my little diner or canteen or something where you come from like a bit of lunch or dinner.

    這就是它,它甚至不覺得它是假的,它實際上感覺是一個真正的到規模的我的小餐館或食堂或東西,你來自像有點午餐或晚餐。

  • Oh wow, we record, that's perfect actually.

    哦,哇,我們記錄,這實際上是完美的。

  • Maybe.

    也許。

  • So it needs to be something to do with this.

    所以它需要與此有關的東西。

  • Hand joe.

    手joe。

  • Nowitzki's bloody alcoholic.

    諾維茨基是血腥的酒鬼。

  • Hand joe, That's perfect, right, because there's a meal right there so we can make it like you just came home from work and you're like, oh man, I need a meal but it's, I'm too hungry to go wash my hands and then I boasted with this, I'm too hungry to wash my hands.

    Hand joe,那是完美的,對,因為那裡有一頓飯,所以我們可以讓它像你剛下班回家,你想,哦,夥計,我需要一頓飯,但它是,我太餓了,去洗我的手,然後我用這個吹噓,我太餓了,去洗我的手。

  • Exactly, but that that is a genuinely plausible, workable situation.

    沒錯,但這是一個真正可信的、可行的情況。

  • Yeah, I like it.

    是的,我喜歡它。

  • I like it a lot.

    我非常喜歡它。

  • Should we do it?

    我們應該這樣做嗎?

  • I think we should, let's do it.

    我認為我們應該這樣做,讓我們做吧。

  • Camera.

    攝影機。

  • Yeah, dr ship, ship ship what you need the temper.

    是的,Dr ship, ship ship你需要的脾氣。

  • What's so much Joey fucking how is that?

    什麼這麼多喬伊他媽的怎麼了?

  • I think it was good enough that we get in shape.

    我認為這已經很好了,我們得到了狀態。

  • So just finished filming after about one hour in this like 19 fifties style restaurant just fish.

    是以,在這個像19世紀50年代風格的餐廳裡,剛拍完一個小時,就有魚。

  • How do you think it went?

    你認為情況如何?

  • It went really well, it's difficult to know until we edited it, but you can see the finished version of dr jelly too at the end of this video, but for now get on.

    它真的很順利,在我們編輯之前很難知道,但你可以在這個視頻的結尾看到dr jelly的完成版,但現在要繼續。

  • So let's go, let's get out of here.

    所以我們走吧,我們離開這裡。

  • Okay, and while you were suiting up into dr jelly, I did discover hotel With a rib with a hot spring in it in 1000 year old log, 1000 year old, 1000 year old log, imagine that like this 1000 year old, this log has been there for 1000 years, 20 generations and to foreigners come along, sit in the log of break it because it's too big for it.

    好吧,當你穿上衣服變成果凍博士的時候,我確實發現了酒店 有一個肋骨,裡面有一個1000年曆史的原木的溫泉,1000年曆史,1000年曆史的原木,想象一下,像這樣的1000年曆史,這個原木已經在那裡存在了1000年,20代人,外國人走過來,坐在原木裡,因為它太大了,所以打破它。

  • I'll be a tragic end to the day, but also a whole areas at least we got title for this video.

    我將是一個悲慘的結局,但也是一個完整的領域,至少我們得到了這個視頻的標題。

  • Now just the sort of click bait title I sat in 1000 year old log in japan and broke it and broke it.

    現在只是那種點擊率很高的標題,我坐在日本1000年的老木頭裡,把它弄壞了,弄壞了。

  • Not Clickbait sort of disgusting, filthy Clickbait title you have to do is a huge, it sounds like you, isn't it Joey video sat in a log in Japan, look at me a thumbnail, be him going that stupid face.

    不是Clickbait那種噁心、骯髒的Clickbait標題,你要做的是一個巨大的,聽起來像你,是不是喬伊視頻坐在日本的一個日誌裡,看著我一個縮略圖,被他去那個愚蠢的臉。

  • Fun fact in japanese, ghetto actually means to vomit but don't worry.

    有趣的是,在日本,貧民窟實際上意味著嘔吐,但不要擔心。

  • The bars here are filled with geothermal spring water and not something unspeakably dreadful arriving at our hotel room.

    這裡的酒吧裡裝的是地熱泉水,而不是什麼難言之隱到達我們酒店房間。

  • We're given something of a well wind tour by a warm, welcoming member of staff who is proud to showcase the seemingly never ending amount of televisions placed around our room.

    一位熱情好客的工作人員給我們做了一番風趣的介紹,他很自豪地展示了擺放在我們房間周圍的似乎永遠沒有盡頭的電視。

  • Oh God, show yourself.

    哦,上帝啊,快現身吧。

  • So we've just arrived in our room at Ghetto on set and it's a really quite a large room.

    是以,我們剛剛到達我們在Ghetto拍攝的房間,那是一個真正相當大的房間。

  • 2000 year old log comes with a rather big room.

    有2000年曆史的原木附帶一個相當大的房間。

  • We'll give you a tour in a minute.

    我們將在一分鐘內給你一個參觀。

  • We haven't gone out, started seeing this log yet, so quite excited about this and the grand review.

    我們還沒有走出去,開始看到這個日誌,所以對這個和盛大的審查相當興奮。

  • Oh wow, that's a, that's a log.

    哦,哇,那是一個,那是一個日誌。

  • All right, that's a fucking log.

    好吧,這是一個他媽的日誌。

  • All right, jesus, correct.

    好吧,耶穌,正確。

  • Well, just the point of perspective of how big it is.

    好吧,只是從它有多大的角度來看。

  • The woman who brought us in here said that like both of us could fit in here.

    帶我們進來的女人說,好像我們兩個人都能在這裡住下。

  • I don't know about to be honest with you.

    說實話,我也不知道。

  • But yeah, apparently you just turn this on the top on right now.

    但是,是的,顯然你現在就把這個放在上面打開。

  • It's not filled at all.

    它根本就沒有被填滿。

  • But the moment you turn this tap on, then the fresh on send water from the ghetto springs that's going to come right out of here and then to hear and it should hopefully, I don't know intermingle with the wood or something and make it extra special with the synergy of the wood and the water.

    但是,當你打開這個水龍頭的那一刻,來自貧民區泉水的新鮮水就會從這裡流出來,然後聽到,它應該希望,我不知道與木材或其他東西交融在一起,讓它與木材和水的協同作用變得特別。

  • So we actually get our dinner in our room at this giant table over here, which we will now demonstrate.

    是以,我們實際上是在我們的房間裡,在這裡的這張巨大的桌子上吃晚餐,我們現在將演示一下。

  • But it's a pretty big room.

    但這是一個相當大的房間。

  • We've got two beds.

    我們有兩張床。

  • Got like a general seating area with a tv got our own nice elderly butler woman.

    有一個帶電視的普通座位區,有我們自己的漂亮的老年女管家。

  • The best way to describe it as the maid.

    用女僕來形容是最好不過了。

  • She's lovely.

    她很可愛。

  • Yeah, very nice and she just pulled us some tea as well.

    是的,非常好,她也剛剛給我們拉了一些茶。

  • We got the room, we're gonna have dinner.

    我們得到了房間,我們要吃晚飯了。

  • One of the key considerations when choosing a neo con, a traditional japanese inn is the food, the average cost of a one night stay including dinner and breakfast is around 25,000 yen, $250.

    在選擇neo con,即傳統的日本旅館時,關鍵的考慮因素之一是食物,包括晚餐和早餐在內的一晚住宿的平均費用約為25,000日元,即250美元。

  • And the lavish mouthwatering dinner is a huge part of that cost and the experience as a whole.

    而豪華的令人垂涎的晚餐是這一費用和整個體驗的一個巨大部分。

  • Some Neo cons do buffet style but I recommend getting one with a multi course kaiseki dinner where you're encouraged to try all the immaculately presented and prepared local dishes placed before you.

    有些Neo Cons提供自助餐,但我建議選擇有多道菜的懷石料理晚餐,在那裡你會被鼓勵去嘗試所有擺在你面前的完美無瑕的當地菜餚。

  • I mean as brilliant as a buffet is.

    我是說像自助餐一樣輝煌。

  • I know for a fact er I'm served a buffet.

    我知道一個事實,那就是我被送進了自助餐。

  • My culinary lust for adventure is quickly drowned out by a lack of self control and a plate drenched in steak and fried chicken.

    我對冒險的烹飪慾望很快就被缺乏自我控制和浸泡在牛排和炸雞中的盤子淹沒了。

  • With that in mind.

    考慮到這一點。

  • We chose this in not just for the private bath and abundance of televisions and telephones but for its delicious kaiseki banquet served up exquisitely in the comfort of our own room.

    我們選擇這家酒店,不僅是因為它的私人浴室和豐富的電視和電話,還因為它在我們自己的房間裡舒適地提供美味的懷石料理宴席。

  • Well cheers, jay chris what a wonderful looking well, I feel like a samurai lord orbit a poorly dressed samurai lord.

    好吧,歡呼吧,傑-克里斯,多麼美妙的外觀啊,我覺得自己就像一個穿得很差的武士領主,或者說是武士領主。

  • I feel like a samurai lord.

    我覺得自己就像一個武士領主。

  • You cut you cut it on.

    你切你就切吧。

  • One of the best things about staying at traditional japanese in your car is the dinner and there's nowhere else in japan that you can really get a meal like this, you have to come to new york and to kind of get this large, ridiculous course meal.

    住在傳統日本人的車裡,最好的事情之一是晚餐,在日本沒有其他地方可以真正吃到這樣的晚餐,你必須來紐約,才能吃到這種大型的、荒謬的課程。

  • It's not, this isn't even half of the bible.

    不是的,這甚至不是《聖經》的一半。

  • This isn't like a one course to course three course, there's about 20 courses that there's about 20 different dishes and they keep bringing them in over and over.

    這不像是從一道菜到三道菜,有大約20道菜,有大約20種不同的菜,他們不斷地把它們拿過來,一遍又一遍。

  • It's quite misleading because you come in, you've got the beef and you've got the kind of the things you're gonna eat later on in the meal before you, you've got the main dish there, but you don't eat that for the next 30 minutes just to tease.

    這很有誤導性,因為你進來的時候,你已經有了牛肉,你已經有了你以後要吃的那種東西,在你面前,你已經有了主菜,但是你在接下來的30分鐘裡沒有吃那個,只是為了挑逗。

  • I don't know what half of these are quick.

    我不知道這些東西有一半是快的。

  • And if you try and read the menu, good luck with that because they're written in quite complicated Kanji.

    如果你試圖閱讀菜單,那就祝你好運了,因為它們是用相當複雜的漢字寫的。

  • They use quite formal candy counters for making menus.

    他們使用相當正式的糖果櫃檯來製作菜單。

  • It, there's no ski hockey had a candy, I'm talking now.

    它,沒有滑雪曲棍球有一個糖果,我現在說話。

  • Exactly right.

    完全正確。

  • Like words like Sukiyaki, we kind of read them usually it's written down on this one is written in Kanji.

    像Sukiyaki這樣的詞,我們有點讀它們,通常它寫在這個詞上是用漢字寫的。

  • Absolutely do that.

    絕對要這樣做。

  • Give it a kind of air of traditional tradition, excellence, which is two things that I stand for tradition, tradition and excellence better than pocket chicky.

    給它一種傳統的傳統,卓越的空氣,這是我代表傳統的兩件事,傳統和卓越比袖珍雞肉更好。

  • This some extent right where we're gonna start looking Miles, we'll eat this 20 course meal and we're getting the log, Get in the log.

    這一些程度上的權利,我們要開始尋找萬里,我們將吃這20道菜,我們得到的日誌,得到在日誌。

  • Getting the log spent most today in the 1950s diner recreating a nightmare.

    拿到木頭今天大部分時間都在1950年代的餐廳裡重現了一場噩夢。

  • We're gonna have this wonderful dinner.

    我們將吃上這頓美妙的晚餐。

  • I'm gonna get 1000 year old log, what a weird day.

    我要去買1000年的木頭,真是個奇怪的日子。

  • Sounds good to me.

    對我來說聽起來不錯。

  • Got to be like those japanese like tv shows where it's shaking way too much and then you've got to say the inevitable japanese phrase or she, hey, at least as good as a japanese television showing up, put them on air.

    得像那些日本人一樣的電視節目,它搖晃得太厲害了,然後你得說那句不可避免的日本話,或者她,嘿,至少要像日本電視顯示的那樣好,把它們放在空中。

  • Good evening.

    晚上好。

  • That's what good evening.

    這就是美好的夜晚。

  • This is what I've always seen that at all.

    這是我一直看到的,在所有。

  • Hold tight.

    抓緊。

  • No need to call nine.

    不需要叫九。

  • Your skills on youtube are wasted.

    你在Youtube上的技能被浪費了。

  • Really should hire me for japanese sake.

    為了日本的緣故,真的應該僱用我。

  • That should be fronting NHK world smoke was you know what?

    這應該是NHK世界煙霧的前線,你知道嗎?

  • Mm I don't know what it is, but so we just finished dinner.

    我不知道那是什麼,但我們剛吃完晚飯。

  • I say that it was more like a banquet in size and scale, but now is the bit I've been looking forward to all day.

    我說,從規模上看,這更像是一場宴會,但現在是我一整天都在期待的部分。

  • We're here by the log, but apparently it could fit four or five people in it.

    我們在這裡靠著木頭,但顯然它可以容納四或五個人在裡面。

  • But tonight it's only gonna have two people in it and in my book, that's already one person.

    但今晚它只會有兩個人,在我看來,這已經是一個人了。

  • Too many girls and they fill up your log on my walk.

    太多的女孩,她們填滿了你在我散步時的日誌。

  • All right.

    好的。

  • If I just click this on, will start showing up on time.

    如果我只是點擊這個,將開始準時出現。

  • Nice.

    不錯。

  • Gary, wow.

    加里,哇。

  • So apparently this water comes straight out.

    所以很明顯,這些水是直接出來的。

  • This is all natural spring water from underground, forget all.

    這都是來自地下的天然泉水,忘掉一切。

  • And yeah, apparently the effects are the smoothing of the skin.

    而且是的,顯然效果是皮膚的平滑。

  • So your boy's about to have something, your boy, your boy, your boy either you don't belong in this channel so much like every on sand.

    所以你的孩子要有東西了,你的孩子,你的孩子,你的孩子要麼你不屬於這個頻道,所以像每一個在沙子上。

  • There's a rule before you can't just jump in and you have to wash your body off.

    之前有一個規定,你不能隨便跳下去,你必須把身體洗乾淨。

  • So I'm gonna go over to that corner over there where the showerhead is, wash my body off, give myself a little bit clean and then jump right into this.

    所以我要去那邊淋浴頭所在的角落,把我的身體洗乾淨,給自己一個小小的清潔,然後直接跳進這個。

  • All right, well, it's filled up to the brim.

    好吧,好吧,它已經裝滿了。

  • It stopped on its own once it filled up to the brim.

    一旦裝滿了,它就會自己停下來。

  • Yeah.

    是的。

  • Oh, why is it Joey upsets.

    哦,為什麼是喬伊顛覆了。

  • That's it.

    就這樣了。

  • Oh, they killed you.

    哦,他們殺了你。

  • Oh, Oh, Oh my God, it's actually quite coffee when you're, once you're inside of it.

    哦,哦,哦,我的上帝,當你,一旦你進入其中,它實際上是相當的咖啡。

  • There's lots of space.

    有很多空間。

  • You could easily fit another person in here.

    你可以很容易地在這裡裝下另一個人。

  • Excellent.

    優秀。

  • Because that's what's about to happen.

    因為這就是即將發生的事情。

  • Watch all the water go out, christmas, a waterfall.

    看著所有的水熄滅,聖誕節,一個瀑布。

  • Oh, it's nice though.

    哦,雖然這很好。

  • Good God, what a sight, terrible, terrible sight.

    天啊,這是什麼景象,可怕的,可怕的景象。

  • This whole journey across Japan escape to fuji.

    這整個穿越日本的旅程都是為了逃往富士山。

  • Think it's starting to feel worryingly like some sort of awkward date, a week long date with Joey like.

    認為它開始令人擔憂地感到像某種尷尬的約會,與喬伊一樣的一週的約會。

  • So, I mean we're three days into this road trip now and the weather has been consistently utter crap.

    所以,我的意思是,我們現在已經進行了三天的公路旅行,而天氣一直是完全糟糕的。

  • Yeah, this is called journey across Japan escape to Mount Fiji.

    是的,這就是所謂的穿越日本逃到斐濟山的旅程。

  • Imagine how awful.

    想象一下,這是多麼可怕的事情。

  • Imagine how embarrassing.

    想象一下,多麼令人尷尬。

  • Imagine how humiliating would be if we didn't see Mount fuji.

    想象一下,如果我們沒有看到富士山,那將是多麼的羞恥。

  • Not once on this down road trip.

    在這次下路旅行中沒有一次。

  • I know it's not gonna happen now, embarrassing for you.

    我知道現在不會發生,對你來說很尷尬。

  • Hilarious for me and everybody else.

    對我和其他所有人來說都很好笑。

  • I would cry.

    我想哭。

  • It's just gonna be me sitting in front of a pile of clouds crying my eyes out.

    這只是會是我坐在一堆雲面前哭得死去活來。

  • That's gonna be the end of journey across Japan.

    這將是穿越日本的旅程的結束。

  • But now it's the moment we've all been waiting for.

    但現在是我們都在等待的時刻了。

  • Get ready for dr jelly two.

    準備好迎接果凍二號。

  • Here we go, cheers.

    在這裡,我們走了,歡呼聲。

  • Yeah, he's drunk, doctor.

    是的,他喝醉了,醫生。

  • Oh yeah.

    哦,是的。

  • Do you need, Yeah, yeah, mm hmm.

    你是否需要,是的,是的,mm hmm。

  • So they have it dr julie second commercial hope it's good.

    所以他們有朱莉博士的第二個廣告,希望它是好的。

  • Let's see how it turned out in the comments below.

    讓我們在下面的評論中看看結果如何。

  • And of course, we'll see more challenges in tomorrow's video as we continue our journey to Mount fuji and hopefully have our first glance of the iconic mountain itself.

    當然,在明天的視頻中,我們將看到更多的挑戰,因為我們將繼續前往富士山,並希望能第一眼看到這座標誌性的山峰本身。

  • But for now guys, as always, many thanks for watching brought in Japan, thanks for joining us on our journey today and we hope to see you right back here and do it again in the next episode, journey across Japan escape to Mount fuji genuinely, this isn't like a J trapped in the basement of a pyramid capsule hotel inside a shipping container.

    但現在,夥計們,一如既往地,非常感謝你們觀看《日本》,感謝你們加入我們今天的旅程,我們希望在下一集看到你們回來,並再做一次,穿越日本逃往富士山的旅程,真的,這不像是一個被困在貨櫃內的金字塔膠囊旅館地下室的J。

good God, What a sight, terrible, terrible sight makes up for all the Pringles and insects.

天啊,多麼壯觀的景象,可怕的,可怕的景象彌補了所有的普林格和昆蟲。

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