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Dor's Adventures
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Hi :)
My name is Dor and this is my adventures.
Join me to my journey to Japan!
I moved to Japan and study japanese in a language school,
I will VLOG my life in Japan as a student
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TikTok:
www.tiktok.com/@dorsadventures
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My name is Dor and this is my adventures.
Join me to my journey to Japan!
I moved to Japan and study japanese in a language school,
I will VLOG my life in Japan as a student
Make sure to Subscribe for more :)
TikTok:
www.tiktok.com/@dorsadventures
Keywords:
Japaneselanguagelearning #learnjapanese #LearnJapanesefromscratch #Japanesebasics #japanesegrammar #japanese #vocabulary ,#Japaneselessons #LivestreamonTwitch #japanesepronunciation #Languagelearning #beginnerjapanese ,#japaneseforbeginners #Twitchlivestream #Japanesestudy #Japanesetutorial #Self-study #Japanese #Languagelearningjourney #Languagelearningprocess #Onlinelanguagelearning #Japaneseresources #Japaneseselfstudy #Twitchlanguagelearning #japanvlog #vlog #japan #relocation #relocationvlog #relocationtojapan #movingtojapan #livinginjapan #studentinjapan
Alpine Route Summer Season in Japan (4K)🍁🚠🏔️ Incredible Experience!
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This trip to alpine route in Japan was incredible! I enjoyed every moment of it!
please ask me in the comments everything you know about that trip I will love to help!
Alpine Route Summer Season in Japan🍁🚠🏔️ Incredible Experience!
TikTok:
www.tiktok.com/ @Dorsadventures
Tateyama Kurobe's alpine route across the Japanese Alps!
Tateyama Kurobe Alpine route from Japan (4K)
#japantravel #mountains #japanvlog
Bus to Shinano and Langano 🚠 Alpine Route Ways of Transportation 🚠 Toyama Chico Railroad - 65 minutes First, we took the Toyama Chico Railroad, which is a 65 minute ride. We left Dentetsu-Toyama station and went to Tateyama station. The first part of the journey was all about leaving the city. Tateyama Cable Car - 7 minutes later, we took the Tateyama Cable Car from Tateyama Station to Bijodaira. It was a 7 minute drive. The cable car climbs 502 meters and covers a distance of 1.3 kilometers. Tateyama Highland Bus - 50 minutes The Tateyama Highland Bus was our next means of transportation on the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. We took the express bus, which was a 50 minute ride from Bijodira to Modoro. The Tateyama Highland bus covers a distance of 23 kilometers and you experience an elevation change of almost 1500 meters. We went from green landscapes to fallen foliage to a snowy landscape. It's been quite a journey and yes, it's been a very bumpy road. Tateyama Tunnel Trolley Bus - 10 minutes later, we boarded the Tateyama Tunnel Trolley Bus traveling from Morodo to Daikenbu. It's a 10-minute bus ride through a narrow tunnel that crosses Mount Tateyama. This green bus is powered by electricity, so it produces no exhaust gases. We traveled 3.7 kilometers with an elevation gain of 134 meters. Tateyama Ropeway - 7 minutes The Tateyama ropeway stretches for a distance of 1,700 meters without using a single pole along the way (these are the poles you usually see when you ride a cable car, chair lift or gondola.) This is the only cable car of its kind in Japan, which makes it quite unique. The ride takes you from Daikenbo to Kurobedaira, it's a 7 minute ride and the elevation change is 488 meters. Kurobe Cable Car - 5 minutes Then it's time to ride the Kurobe Cable Car from Kurobedaira to Kurobeko. What makes this mode of transportation unique is that it is the only underground cable car in Japan, meaning it is not affected by the heavy snow in this area. It was the shortest journey so far. We traveled 0.8 km, passed an elevation change of 373 meters, and the journey only took 5 minutes. Crossing Kuroba Dam on foot - 15 minutes Kuroba Dam is an arched dam 186 meters long and the highest dam in all of Japan. It was built between 1956 and 1963. We Note that there is an option to take a boat ride on Kuruba Lake, however, we skipped it because we still had a short journey ahead of us and wanted to get to Nagano.Kanden Tunnel Electric Bus - 16 minutes This brings us to our next means of transportation: a ride on the Kanden Tunnel Electric Bus. Kurobe to Ogizawa station. It was a 16-minute ride with a 37-meter elevation gain. Local bus to Shinano - 40 minutes after we got to Shinano. There's a direct bus to Shinano, but that's not an option if you need it Collect your bags first * * * *
This trip to alpine route in Japan was incredible! I enjoyed every moment of it!
please ask me in the comments everything you know about that trip I will love to help!
Alpine Route Summer Season in Japan🍁🚠🏔️ Incredible Experience!
TikTok:
www.tiktok.com/ @Dorsadventures
Tateyama Kurobe's alpine route across the Japanese Alps!
Tateyama Kurobe Alpine route from Japan (4K)
#japantravel #mountains #japanvlog
Bus to Shinano and Langano 🚠 Alpine Route Ways of Transportation 🚠 Toyama Chico Railroad - 65 minutes First, we took the Toyama Chico Railroad, which is a 65 minute ride. We left Dentetsu-Toyama station and went to Tateyama station. The first part of the journey was all about leaving the city. Tateyama Cable Car - 7 minutes later, we took the Tateyama Cable Car from Tateyama Station to Bijodaira. It was a 7 minute drive. The cable car climbs 502 meters and covers a distance of 1.3 kilometers. Tateyama Highland Bus - 50 minutes The Tateyama Highland Bus was our next means of transportation on the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. We took the express bus, which was a 50 minute ride from Bijodira to Modoro. The Tateyama Highland bus covers a distance of 23 kilometers and you experience an elevation change of almost 1500 meters. We went from green landscapes to fallen foliage to a snowy landscape. It's been quite a journey and yes, it's been a very bumpy road. Tateyama Tunnel Trolley Bus - 10 minutes later, we boarded the Tateyama Tunnel Trolley Bus traveling from Morodo to Daikenbu. It's a 10-minute bus ride through a narrow tunnel that crosses Mount Tateyama. This green bus is powered by electricity, so it produces no exhaust gases. We traveled 3.7 kilometers with an elevation gain of 134 meters. Tateyama Ropeway - 7 minutes The Tateyama ropeway stretches for a distance of 1,700 meters without using a single pole along the way (these are the poles you usually see when you ride a cable car, chair lift or gondola.) This is the only cable car of its kind in Japan, which makes it quite unique. The ride takes you from Daikenbo to Kurobedaira, it's a 7 minute ride and the elevation change is 488 meters. Kurobe Cable Car - 5 minutes Then it's time to ride the Kurobe Cable Car from Kurobedaira to Kurobeko. What makes this mode of transportation unique is that it is the only underground cable car in Japan, meaning it is not affected by the heavy snow in this area. It was the shortest journey so far. We traveled 0.8 km, passed an elevation change of 373 meters, and the journey only took 5 minutes. Crossing Kuroba Dam on foot - 15 minutes Kuroba Dam is an arched dam 186 meters long and the highest dam in all of Japan. It was built between 1956 and 1963. We Note that there is an option to take a boat ride on Kuruba Lake, however, we skipped it because we still had a short journey ahead of us and wanted to get to Nagano.Kanden Tunnel Electric Bus - 16 minutes This brings us to our next means of transportation: a ride on the Kanden Tunnel Electric Bus. Kurobe to Ogizawa station. It was a 16-minute ride with a 37-meter elevation gain. Local bus to Shinano - 40 minutes after we got to Shinano. There's a direct bus to Shinano, but that's not an option if you need it Collect your bags first * * * *
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He is funny
Thank you :)
Hey, can you please make a video on where/ how to find an apartment in Japan
Yeah I will :)
ישראלי?
מה האלגוריתם עדיין מראה את זה לישראל? 😅
Broo japanese very expensive 🫰
Unfortunally it's not cheap like Thailand but still cheap compared to my country :)
Do you like where you live?
I like the apartment but I wish I was closer to the station and a lot of ambulance sirens all the time (didn't mentioned in the video)
I love it
thank you!! <3
Too far from.sinju
yes but I live here and not a tourist so I don't need to go to a main area all the time :)
This was entertaining
thank youu :)
500?? Damn dude do you fancy a roommate by any chance? Lmao
come join! hahaha
The way u said about u not getting views
Im an honest man 😂
Aluf!
Toda!😆
Amei o vídeo!!! Estou esperando pelo próximo 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thank you so much 😊
Planing on visiting the Alps in Oktober, starting from Toyama. Was thinking if it's possible to do a hike around mudoro (or Roundtrip) in one day? Do you think it's possible?
yeah! people do it all the time it's possible and not dificult! please do it :)
Would you visit this place?
Yes 👍 and you deserve way more subscribers
@@shandalynbates1338 thank you!! 😇
Your welcome 🤗
Wait for the end 😍
"But then God said something in Japanese" hahahaha
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Great video! Can’t stop laughing! Waiting for the next videos
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Great video! This place looks like heaven, I wish to be there someday. Looking forward for more content like this🔥
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I share in my channel my relocation to Japan and I had the chance to travel in the Alpine Route! so I hope you will all love this video :) Enjoy!
おはよう御座います = Ohayou Gozaimasu = Good Morning What do you think about my new haircut??
You did very good cutting your own hair. It suits you actually.
Why so expensive there? And I thought my country is expensive
It looks good on you. Although when you did it, I wasn't so sure
Wowwwww
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Amazing video! Waiting for the next already
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Please Like and Subscribe so you won't miss future videos! They will be more interesting ;)
Is it fresher though?
Both very very fresh! at 7/11 they everyday put new food and throw yseterdays food HottoMotto there is a cook that make the food as soon I order :) and its verry tasty too!
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Looks great! are they halal?
I don't think so but there are a lot of cheap Halal food in Japan :)
What do you think the best meal for lunch in Japan if you live on budget??
And join gym
I will soon! :)
For the next video would be great to see one day vlog in Japan🎉
A day in life in Japan will be created soon! :)
Waiting all day to an episode! It feels like I’m part of your journey!
What Should I Make The Next Video About? 🙂
“ I’m relocating to Japan. “
thank you for your comment :) after checking a lot I realized I should call it "I'm moving to Japan"
Great video! Good luck in Japan🔥❤️
Good luck on your journey to the land of the rising sun
I was so tired when I got to Japan in the end of the video! 😂
what is your favorite place in Japan??
Hmm too crowded for my liking
yeahh very crowded but with good people!
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make sure you like and subscribe! next video will be very interesting! (flight to japan)
In which way did you get a japanese visa?
How do you know it’s the best decision you’ve ever made? I have been to japan a couple of times because I love the country. I even received a job offer there, but refused. Japan is one of the countries I could never imagine myself living there
thank you for your comment! 😊 In my opinion, no one will ever know what the best and right decision is for them. But when I say "best decision" I don't mean because its japan, I mean because Im moving to a place im currently like, Im having new adventures in my life, exploring different places and cultures. the best decision for me is to do something that I love If I will live there and will not love the place, I will take my adventures and experience it gave me and move to another place or do something else that I might think will be the best decision for that moment :)
@@Dorsadventures Then I guess it makes a lot of sense to say that! I would’ve preferred the title “Following my heart on chasing happiness and moving to Japan” - or something along the lines. This current title implies you’ve attested that you’re happier there. It can be misleading, but it works for engagement. Thanks for taking the time to answer, and I hope you find there what you’re looking for 🙂
@wavewatcher_ much appreciates
Good luck ❤
thank you! :)
What do you thing is a MUST taking to Japan?
Very helpful! Thank you and good luck!
thank you :)
Have you ever been in Japan?
Heard they're racist to foreigners.
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I relate to your shoe predicament. As someone who wears a US size 15 (16 for Nike)...a size 48 or 49 in Europe...and will be traveling the world full-time soon, I had to devise a plan for footwear, especially since I will live at least 3 or 4 months per year in Asia. Fortunately, I plan to pass through Europe and/or the States at least once a year, so rather than traveling with a ton of shoes, I'll just replace them when I'm in those parts of the world.
thanks for the comment! sounds great! I do a relocation so for me its a one time take until I will find a better solution :)