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Early March.

Thanks for watching! We didn't get the Hakone Free Pass, which, in retrospect, was probably a mistake. We wouldn't have saved much money, but it would have saved us time in a couple of places with tight connections. We travel only with carry-on luggage, so I cannot say for sure, but I don't remember Romancecar having any reservation system like Shinkansen. Luggage wasn't mentioned on the ticket they issued and I cannot find anything about it in Q8 in their FAQ www.odakyu.jp/english/support/faq/ So, I think it is safe to assume that you don't have to notify anyone and it is just first-come-first-serve.

It really depends on the season and if you want a particular room. The tickets go on sale 3 months before the date of departure, but the price and availability varies depending on the season (See www.ferry-sunflower.co.jp/en/route/osaka-beppu/fee/) Right now in April you might be able to find decent tickets even for the next day especially if you don't travel on a weekend, but I suspect Obon Week will be sold out very quickly. And if you want a particular room or suite you should definitely try to reserve as far in advance as possible since they only have a limited number of each kind, and some rooms and suites do sell out quite far in advance.

@@igorealism thank you so much for the super detailed answer!

End of October 2022

Volcano House is still there and they still serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. I personally prefer Thai Thai Bistro though.

It was "Superior Room with Open-Air Bath" with both breakfast and dinner included booked on booking.com. We booked it right after Japan started to allow foreign tourists in. At that time domestic tourism only started to pick up, so some places offered heavy discounts that combined with favorable usd to yen exchange rate got us a pretty sweat deal. At the moment, you can get a room starting at $450+ without dinner and $570+ with dinner for 2 if you shop around (I would check Agoda and booking.com to start with). Availability is a bit tight at the moment though.

They both are pretty good. So it really depends on what you care more about. Buffet vs set dinner and which location would work better for you.

This one was shot on GoPro HERO11 Black using GoPro MAX grip.

We spent 2 nights there and both nights we saw the northern lights.

Sorry, I haven’t tried it myself, so I don’t know for sure. But according to both Star Aliance website, and ANA website, Star Alliance Member Carriers' Paid Lounge Membership (which includes United Club) should grant access, so I think it's worth a try.

Yeah, coral wasn't in a great shape there. Honokaope Bay, which is right next to it, looks much healthier.

If you manage to get to Tokyo, it is only 3 hours away. The problem, of course, is getting to Tokyo, at least in our case 🙂

What is your reason Tim. Looks like you like to travel alone as a single. You should bit have been married and have a child an fam.

Not married and have fam but stay alone single.

Hope you enjoy that trip!

Heh. I didn't even make it to Waikiki that time. It was a very long layover on KOA-HNL-NRT trip.

If you stay at the resort overnight the towels are free, otherwise you can borrow theirs for $5. I haven't seen any signs prohibiting bringing your own towel. There is also nobody standing between lockers and the pool to stop you.

Thanks! The train type can be found at the bottom of timetable www.odakyu.jp/english/romancecar/timetable/. The 70000 trains have observation decks and marked with red rectangle with [展] at the bottom of the table. Once you found the time, go to www.odakyu.jp/english/romancecar/ and type this time and desired date into "Online Purchase System" in the middle of the page. It will get you to the "Seat availability" screen. On that screen if it says something like "Hakone 1 (GSE)", it is 70000, if it says something else in parentheses such as (MSE10 or EXE10), it is not 70000. For 70000 trains it will also tell you how many observation deck seats are available in front and back cars.

Indeed, HNL always makes it into the "top N haunted airports", but at least it doesn't have Blucifer greeting you on the way out as in DEN does 😂

Yes I heard it haunted because it used to be a graveyard and all the eeve witch is a poison plant😂 but I think they removed the poison so yeah

where you grew up?

Are you serious?

@@averagejoe9249 I’m literally serious

I think it really depends on the airline and destination. Hawaii is quite remote, so some airlines only fly one or two flights a day. There are destinations that have one flight a week. So if such a flight is cancelled you might be in trouble. Personally, I will take being stuck at HNL over ORD any day. And I had my share of cancellations and delays at both. I fly mostly United and Hawaiian so YMMV.

@@igorealism being stuck in the Hnl airport isn’t something you want. Half the airport doesn’t have walls, therefore you’re practically freezing

Walk around and look for Ghosts. Really Haunted.

Thanks! It does indeed feel a bit excessive.

It is a really good place. It is not the best ryokan I ever stayed at, but it is a good choice for the area, especially if you have vegetarians in your party. Personally, I prefer smaller places, this one was huge.

Hola. Hay algunos hoteles cerca del aeropuerto, pero no conozco ningún hostal. Hay algunos albergues en Waikiki, pero hay más de 45 minutos en autobús desde el aeropuerto. El taxi es más rápido, pero entonces podría ser más barato quedarse en un hotel en el aeropuerto.

​@@igorealism do u live in Honolulu? I'm moving there and I need help

Sorry I live on a different island. I visit Honolulu occasionally. What do you need?

@@igorealism I need help I have been homeless I found out that I was adopted. I need resources am I able to stay in the airport until I get help with a place to stay? I am coming from New Orleans

@@igorealism do u know anyone that could help me at the airport?

It was our first time in Alaska. It is a really interesting place. Cannot wait to get back there in the summer.

Merry Christmas! Thank you for watching!

I would pick it over Amtrak any day and riding the same route in the summer is on my bucket list.

It was definitely bucket list worthy. I am waiting for the summer to ride Denali Star, which is a warm weather version of this train.

@@igorealism definitely do it. Your video popped up tonight to watch. We are off gridders that use the flag stop. We ride the train all the time. It’s amazing. If you have seen the show railroad Alaska we own Jim and Nancy James old homestead now.

What a small world!

Thanks for watching!

It is iPhone 13 Pro handheld. I used DJI OM 5 to reduce shakiness a bit on a couple of shots. All photos in the video were shot using the wide-angle lens (the middle one, 5.7mm, 26mm equivalent). Ultra-wide angle shots didn't work out unfortunately.

Love you too, chris

Hmm. If I burn subtitles in, how would auto-translation work?

@@igorealism You don't burn them. You add them when you edit before you upload.

@mynewyork165 can you show me an example of a video where it is done correctly in your opinion?

So far, she cut off an access road to Mauna Loa Observatory and caused a large hordes of tourists to arrive on the island to see the eruptions. Based on the history of past eruptions it could have been much worse.

Or, the class M solar flare and 2 equatorial sun spots, the effects of which our planet is currently experiencing. The sun has incredible gravitational energy, and even light-years away from it, our planet reacts. Pele might not like the sun spots or solar flares. I'm not familiar but is she opposed to some sort of "sun god" or a "god of light" perhaps, cuz that'd be a neat link.

Doc Savage would never have made such a naive and mistaken comment.

Not even close to a smart comment

Pele was a person , so you must be displeased with her as she was a person of hawaii.