Beautiful painting! I am so disappointed to learn some of your items were stolen from where your bike was parked. That makes me feel so sad. If I ever get to go to Amsterdam, I'll watch out for those seagull ninjas! Here in Florida, we have ninjas that are disguised as alligators! They are VERY VERY fast, Aki! They scare me terribly. -Molly
when i taught english in Akita shi Akita ken (largest city in that northern prefecture) i would immediately plop my backpack down at the front door of the grocery store, dept store what hav u knowing it would still be there when i returned from not having to lug it around,; always warmed my heart.... Also dont hav to lock ur bike up, it will not be stolen in a world where high-trust society has all but vanished from the west, shout out to Japan for keeping culture homogeneity 💖 Gr8 vid, domo arigato, kiotsukete Be prepared for authentic Italian pizza to hold a small blob of cheese in the middle under 1 anchovy 🤣🤣🤣 js, shout out to the Italians !
Aye. I'm from Florida, US visiting Japan/Korea for a few months and oh my god... the level of security and safety here is insane... don't take me back man... don't take me back...
Japanese culture is for Japanese. As foreigner, it's a strong learning curve, and they do not take the general western ideals of "stealing" by our wonderful diversity imports since the 19th century, as something to be hand waggled away. Because they don't want to destroy their culture and heritage.
I've seen people leave their phone and wallet lying on the table when they used the restroom in Tokyo, it's pretty normal there. But yeah, I would never do that her in Amsterdam, I never leave my bike unattended without locking it.
As a Dutch person, I enjoyed this! Nice job. About rare Japanese products: They are available here I think mostly because there is a Japanese expat community living in Amsterdam hence they want/can afford high quality Japanese products. The Dutch "ninjas" also take icecreams! This happens mostly close to the seaside though ;)
What a beautiful video you made about your experience in our country!🇳🇱 I’m so happy it made nice memories for you! And you included our picture too! Wow! Thank you so much! We feel honoured and forever treasured to have met you! ❤
Thank you for this video! 😊 My Father was born and raised in Leiden. I even switched back to my original last name. I have been to visit the Netherlands myself and have seen with relatives there, that I have some Dutch traits. I am happy that I've found your channel which started through a connection of a love of matcha, an interest in other cultures, as well as minimalism.
Hello Akisan. I'm glad you liked my country. You can get a lot of things from all over the world here, but some things are hard to find and you can only get at speciality stores. Usually I can find what I'm looking for. I'll be traveling to Japan again by the end of March. I hope to welcome you when you come back to the Netherlands.
Glad you enjoyed you stay in our little country. Good to see my country left a mostly good impression. Yeah.. Don't leave you things unattended outside. Especially in big cities. Things get stolen faster than you can blink. It's not so bad in the Dutch countryside but anywhere else it get stolen from under you. I love the Japanese market in Leiden. I've been there several times, as I live 15 minutes from the city.
it all depends where, i could leave my stuff in my own street for weeks and nobody would steal it, leave it outside a cheap hotel or bnb with tourists and it will gone in 60 seconds born in amsterdam and never had my stuff stolen, i dont need to always lock my bike because i can spot the 'dangerzones', as a tourists you dont have this 6th sense and need to keep your belongings closer
The Dutch was the only nation that was allowed to interact in business in Japan for a few hundreds years. Japan always had an influence in the Netherlands. What a feast for the eye; you are truely an artist !
I never considered us as graceful in my country, but thank you for the positive video! If you read this and ever consider going back to the Netherlands, try visiting the very south too, near Belgium. The landscape is very beautiful there, and Valkenburg is a magical place to visit. I'd be happy to help out!
What a lovely video! It would be nice to meet you when you come back to The Netherlands! I'm happy that you've enjoyed your visit and sorry for the missing bag...
Great informational video. Sorry about losing your bag. I'd never leave my bags unattended as there are too many disrespectful people in the world. I really enjoy your videos.
Lovely video, made me want (even more) to visit Japan, and the Netherlands again too, which is closer to me. Our local bike shop here in a small town in Brittany had an exhibition last year of bamboo bikes! Somehow I missed it though. Perhaps you might come and visit here one day!
So glad you enjoyed it here! 😊❤ Too bad I didn't know you were here until you had left, I would've loved to share some matcha with you and practice my Japanese. 🍵 Maybe next time I could show you around! 🤗 Thank you for speaking so kindly of the Netherlands 😊
Wow! Thank you so much for your comment! I've watched some of your UA-cam videos too! I'm really honored. Definitely:) Next time when I go there, I want to talk with you and hopefully see your beautiful room! When you come to Japan, please let me know!
Thank you, Aki! The ninja gull reminds me of the giant kites (blackbirds) in the botanical gardens in Kyoto. There were signs warning people about them because they would attack people's food.
The seagulls by the herring standa are very aggressive😂. Sorry your bag was stolen there. It's nice to see you visited so many places while you were here.
10:34, 10:47: I recognize where that is, I live really close to those chickens! Nice to see someone visiting places in the Netherlands that aren't Amsterdam - but I wouldn't have expected them to visit Warmond, of all places!
The "dutch ninja" is a zeemeeuw (=seagull). They are very common here, especially at the coastlines (where I live as well). And yeah, they have the tendency to snatch a fish or bread from you from time to time, at least the bigger ones with the reddish dot on the beak. The smaller ones usually dont and fly away when you get close to them. Happened to me a few times in my life but its rare as far I've experienced. I love Japan and hope to visit it one day. Not sure where yet. Btw, try "Huis Den Bosch" theme park at Nagasaki :)
Thank you for sharing! The Netherlands is my country too, however I live in Aruba and would never go back to the Netherlands to live but only for vacation 😅.
Many people struggle to pronounce Dutch names, but for future references, Rijke rhymes with Bike so it is more like "Rike" how it is pronounced. :) (My mom is half Dutch). I loved this video and am so very sorry that things were stolen there of yours. That is awful. I have never tried any drugs or alcohol so I too would not want to have those cookies. You did fine in not trying them. That is so interesting how Japanese products are sold through the Netherlands on the road and are a good quality. There are definitely racists in the Netherlands, but I am so glad you did not receive bad treatment at all. Most Dutch people are very respectful and enjoy learning about cultures.
where can i find those so claimed racists? i keep hearing about it but i cant find them anywhere, ive asked the locals, asked tourists even google maps pls respond
Thank you for your video. It is amazing journey that you have shared. And yes, other countries and their culture are not the same as Japan. Some countries even have high crime rate as things get stolen if left unattended outside and we nearly got picked-pocket by a gypsy with a child in Rome. have been to Sweden, Italy and Japan. I am from Malaysia.
Great that you had a good time in the Netherlands 🇳🇱 Aki . I live in the netherlands. Hope you get your stolen bags back and stay safe on your travel. Ganbatte kudasai Aki.
I would love to ride around Tokyo on a bike but not knowing the etiquette and rules, when to ride on the sidewalk, when to ride on the road, makes it a bit of a non-starter. Luckily public transport is super efficient in Tokyo, it would be nice to be able to do it in Kyoto though as the busses tend to get stuck in traffic a lot. We did bike through the countryside near Kurashiki ... that was super nice, got a bit lost, but it all worked out in the end. the bike rental people, an older couple, didn't speak English and we didn't speak Japanese, but we managed to understand each other nonetheless. They refused to let us leave unless I wore a hat to protect me form the sun :) It's kinda funny how Japanese mom's bikes and Dutch oma bikes have a lot in common
As a dutchman i am visiting Japan soon. The cultural diffirence scares me a bit. For instance: having tattoos, eating vegitarian, talking in puplic places are some things that arent common in Japan i heard.
The first thing I was thinking was oh nooo! A very special bike in Amsterdam, I hope it wasn't stolen. Outside in villages you can let your panniers on your bike, by the way. Just not in big cities
Pro tip: I take one of my front bags off, the one with my valuable stuff, this signals that the other bags just have used camping stuff and dirty laundry in them 😅 Nice video, glad you liked my country
Hi there. weed cookies in Amsterdam are quite harmless. very low thc content by law sold in the shops. You would need to eat 4/5 cakes to feel any effects.
it's better to smoke weed then to eat the cookies if you never done it before, the cookies are way heavier. it's like a joint is a can of beer and a cookie is a bottle of whiskey. for anyone wanting to try it out, try smoking it first and don't put to much in it.
I can only advise you you see the Netherlands outside Amsterdam. It’s very different from your experience . Marihuana use in Amsterdam is mostly by tourists
Rivers in Japan are different because Japan is mountainous. The Netherlands is flat. Things that are not locked away get stolen in Amsterdam. Even terrace furniture gets stolen if not locked with chains.
I was so sorry to hear your bags got stolen. Unfortionately our country is not nearly as polite as Japan. However Amsterdam is probabaly one of the worst places when it comes to theft because there are so many tourists. I hope they were able to recover your stuff. And if not I apologize on behalf of all Dutch people haha.
as a drunken pot smoking Canadian that is not used to bicycles everywhere, I almost got killed by bicycles everywhere lol... entirely my fault, I of course would.look for cars but then would forget there's also bike lanes packed with people driving around. it was also shocking to see so many Dutch people asking if I was ok due to drinking too much -- in Canada, I don't think I've ever been asked if I was ok. don't get the wrong idea I drink maybe once or twice a year, and am not a troublesome drunk or anything. The Dutch people are very kind. edit; Amsterdam is expensive but I would have thought Tokyo would be worse. Also the marijuana is imported to NL and could be sprayed with all sorts of nasty poisons, if you're going to try marijuana try it in Canada or somewhere else that it is regulated and safe
Marijuana has been semi legal in the Netherlands longer than anywhere else. Do you really think they don’t have their safety regulations together by now?
It's not imported, how would that even work??? It's grown illegally, locally, in grow rooms. The hash is imported illegally. But in neither case is it sprayed with nasty poisons lol. Don't ask me how I know lol.
use of cannabis and growing up to 5 plants is legally legal, its in the fucking law, how more legal can it get? you think cars are illegal because you cant speed 200 mph? get real, its called sensible regulation instead of 3rd world chaos@@simonh6371
You where only in the tourist part. I live in the Frisia province no need to lock my car, house door, boat. Also stuff does not get stolen = I can leave my stuff out and it will not get stolen. If you come over here again: You are invited to stay in my wooden house or boat if you want. Well it is a 6,50meter Sailboat.
Nikko during red leaves hotels much too expensive. They charge one person for five persons including 5 persons breakfast otherwise you will not find a place to stay. Only some Chinese would still pay that.
Japan is extremely safe because Japanese people are highly civilized, educated, intelligent and DECENT. You should be proud of your nationality, it's an example for the whole world. If I were any younger I'd learn the language and move to Japan without hesitation.
I'm not going to lie I was disappointed when you said you didn't try weed... If you come to Australia we will smoke, and eat brownies. You got to try mate
I got some more answer’s about that high prices in our country..it’s because of the COVID-19 an de invasion of Russia in Ukraine we are getting low of gas and oil and electricity our country is trying to fix it too build much windmills and sun panels… and it’s also that many people that flee for war coming to our country and they want also a home and other too and that’s also a problem with to low on house’s but lucky we got helped by other countries with that too much people.. and that farmers are kinda angry on local authorities that they need to buy less cows and other animals for a stupid reason like climate change…. And thanks to that we got a little bit less food products and they make it indeed more expensive… I hope that this information was useful.
Girl in a white kimono is by Breitner, not Van Gogh. Sorry about it!
But you know the art
Beautiful painting! I am so disappointed to learn some of your items were stolen from where your bike was parked. That makes me feel so sad. If I ever get to go to Amsterdam, I'll watch out for those seagull ninjas! Here in Florida, we have ninjas that are disguised as alligators! They are VERY VERY fast, Aki! They scare me terribly. -Molly
It really says a lot that you actually thought it OK to leave your bags outside unattended - that thought would never even enter my head.
So true.. whichever the country may be
when i taught english in Akita shi Akita ken (largest city in that northern prefecture) i would immediately plop my backpack down at the front door of the grocery store, dept store what hav u knowing it would still be there when i returned from not having to lug it around,; always warmed my heart.... Also dont hav to lock ur bike up, it will not be stolen in a world where high-trust society has all but vanished from the west, shout out to Japan for keeping culture homogeneity 💖
Gr8 vid, domo arigato, kiotsukete
Be prepared for authentic Italian pizza to hold a small blob of cheese in the middle under 1 anchovy 🤣🤣🤣 js, shout out to the Italians !
Aye. I'm from Florida, US visiting Japan/Korea for a few months and oh my god... the level of security and safety here is insane... don't take me back man... don't take me back...
Japanese culture is for Japanese. As foreigner, it's a strong learning curve, and they do not take the general western ideals of "stealing" by our wonderful diversity imports since the 19th century, as something to be hand waggled away. Because they don't want to destroy their culture and heritage.
I've seen people leave their phone and wallet lying on the table when they used the restroom in Tokyo, it's pretty normal there.
But yeah, I would never do that her in Amsterdam, I never leave my bike unattended without locking it.
As a Dutch person, I enjoyed this! Nice job. About rare Japanese products: They are available here I think mostly because there is a Japanese expat community living in Amsterdam hence they want/can afford high quality Japanese products. The Dutch "ninjas" also take icecreams! This happens mostly close to the seaside though ;)
Thank you for spreading cultural awareness! Your videos are always so relaxing, enjoyable and informative 💫👍🌻
What a beautiful video you made about your experience in our country!🇳🇱 I’m so happy it made nice memories for you! And you included our picture too! Wow! Thank you so much! We feel honoured and forever treasured to have met you! ❤
Thank you for this video! 😊 My Father was born and raised in Leiden. I even switched back to my original last name. I have been to visit the Netherlands myself and have seen with relatives there, that I have some Dutch traits. I am happy that I've found your channel which started through a connection of a love of matcha, an interest in other cultures, as well as minimalism.
Hello Akisan. I'm glad you liked my country. You can get a lot of things from all over the world here, but some things are hard to find and you can only get at speciality stores. Usually I can find what I'm looking for. I'll be traveling to Japan again by the end of March. I hope to welcome you when you come back to the Netherlands.
Glad you enjoyed you stay in our little country. Good to see my country left a mostly good impression.
Yeah.. Don't leave you things unattended outside. Especially in big cities. Things get stolen faster than you can blink. It's not so bad in the Dutch countryside but anywhere else it get stolen from under you.
I love the Japanese market in Leiden. I've been there several times, as I live 15 minutes from the city.
it's even not advisable to put your phone on the table when sitting outside at a terrace, it would not be the first time someone grabs it and runs off
it all depends where, i could leave my stuff in my own street for weeks and nobody would steal it, leave it outside a cheap hotel or bnb with tourists and it will gone in 60 seconds
born in amsterdam and never had my stuff stolen, i dont need to always lock my bike because i can spot the 'dangerzones', as a tourists you dont have this 6th sense and need to keep your belongings closer
Hooray for third world invader-migrants.
The Dutch was the only nation that was allowed to interact in business in Japan
for a few hundreds years.
Japan always had an influence in the Netherlands.
What a feast for the eye; you are truely an artist !
I never considered us as graceful in my country, but thank you for the positive video! If you read this and ever consider going back to the Netherlands, try visiting the very south too, near Belgium. The landscape is very beautiful there, and Valkenburg is a magical place to visit. I'd be happy to help out!
Wow - looks amazing. Glad you are safe and sound from your travels.
Welcome to the Netherlands aki! I hope you had a lot of fun :)
The painting is not by Van Gogh. Girl in a white kimono is by Breitner.
Yes, but it is true that van Gogh was influenced by Japanese art and culture. And he painted Japanese women.
Sorry about that! I misunderstood（ ; ; ）
@@mabasa8266 Van Gogh collected Japanese prints, the Van Gogh Museum has a collection of those.
What a lovely video!
It would be nice to meet you when you come back to The Netherlands!
I'm happy that you've enjoyed your visit and sorry for the missing bag...
Great informational video. Sorry about losing your bag. I'd never leave my bags unattended as there are too many disrespectful people in the world. I really enjoy your videos.
There is a difference between a river and a canal. A big difference. Houseboats are mostly on canals, not rivers.
Lovely video, made me want (even more) to visit Japan, and the Netherlands again too, which is closer to me. Our local bike shop here in a small town in Brittany had an exhibition last year of bamboo bikes! Somehow I missed it though. Perhaps you might come and visit here one day!
So glad you enjoyed it here! 😊❤ Too bad I didn't know you were here until you had left, I would've loved to share some matcha with you and practice my Japanese. 🍵 Maybe next time I could show you around! 🤗 Thank you for speaking so kindly of the Netherlands 😊
Wow! Thank you so much for your comment! I've watched some of your UA-cam videos too! I'm really honored. Definitely:) Next time when I go there, I want to talk with you and hopefully see your beautiful room! When you come to Japan, please let me know!
@@SamuraiMatcha Awesome 😄 I will and feel free to let me know if you're coming this way too 😊
Your videos are as fun as always ❤ Still hoping that one day you could visit Poland!
Thank you, Aki! The ninja gull reminds me of the giant kites (blackbirds) in the botanical gardens in Kyoto. There were signs warning people about them because they would attack people's food.
Much love from Belgium 🇧🇪 ❤
This feels like such a genuine reflection of your experiences! It was so cool to see!
I'm glad you had a good time in the Netherlands and that everyone was nice (except for the person stealing your bags, I guess)!
The seagulls by the herring standa are very aggressive😂. Sorry your bag was stolen there. It's nice to see you visited so many places while you were here.
Thank you for this nice video! I was in the Netherlands in 1986, so it is nice to see it now.
Loved the vlog and the observations you made, and I'm so sorry you got your stuff stolen
Enjoy your vids! Tfs!
Another fun, relaxing video. Thank you!
Fantastic video. So interesting and well done. Will look forward to your next one in Italy.
10:34, 10:47: I recognize where that is, I live really close to those chickens! Nice to see someone visiting places in the Netherlands that aren't Amsterdam - but I wouldn't have expected them to visit Warmond, of all places!
Really appreciate your videos, I always feel healed thanks to them
The fish so good. Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤😂😂😂let’s go!!!
Thank you for sharing your trips with us¡¡ I love your energy 🤩
Enjoyed watching your video and great things to learn too.
Konnichiwa & Namu Amida Butsu from the Netherlands🙏 Love your channel and I hope to visit Japan soon🥳
"Mista Gogh" made me giggle. 😊 I hope you were able to replace your stolen items. Thank you for the nice video!
I'm so glad that I found your channel! You have a new follower :)
The "dutch ninja" is a zeemeeuw (=seagull). They are very common here, especially at the coastlines (where I live as well). And yeah, they have the tendency to snatch a fish or bread from you from time to time, at least the bigger ones with the reddish dot on the beak. The smaller ones usually dont and fly away when you get close to them. Happened to me a few times in my life but its rare as far I've experienced. I love Japan and hope to visit it one day. Not sure where yet. Btw, try "Huis Den Bosch" theme park at Nagasaki :)
❤❤❤ my son came home from his work in the Netherlands and he is eager to go back there😊😊😊
Thank you for sharing! The Netherlands is my country too, however I live in Aruba and would never go back to the Netherlands to live but only for vacation 😅.
Beautiful video and commentary.
will be watching every single episode!
Welcome to my native country. Nederland🥰
Many people struggle to pronounce Dutch names, but for future references, Rijke rhymes with Bike so it is more like "Rike" how it is pronounced. :) (My mom is half Dutch).
I loved this video and am so very sorry that things were stolen there of yours. That is awful. I have never tried any drugs or alcohol so I too would not want to have those cookies. You did fine in not trying them.
That is so interesting how Japanese products are sold through the Netherlands on the road and are a good quality.
There are definitely racists in the Netherlands, but I am so glad you did not receive bad treatment at all. Most Dutch people are very respectful and enjoy learning about cultures.
where can i find those so claimed racists? i keep hearing about it but i cant find them anywhere, ive asked the locals, asked tourists even google maps
pls respond
Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for your video. It is amazing journey that you have shared. And yes, other countries and their culture are not the same as Japan. Some countries even have high crime rate as things get stolen if left unattended outside and we nearly got picked-pocket by a gypsy with a child in Rome. have been to Sweden, Italy and Japan. I am from Malaysia.
Fine you enjoyed the Netherlands ! 🇳🇱👍🇯🇵
I miss the herring soo much!
Great that you had a good time in the Netherlands 🇳🇱 Aki . I live in the netherlands. Hope you get your stolen bags back and stay safe on your travel. Ganbatte kudasai Aki.
Noooo, I would have loved to say hello! Come back to Netherlands!
I would love to ride around Tokyo on a bike but not knowing the etiquette and rules, when to ride on the sidewalk, when to ride on the road, makes it a bit of a non-starter.
Luckily public transport is super efficient in Tokyo, it would be nice to be able to do it in Kyoto though as the busses tend to get stuck in traffic a lot.
We did bike through the countryside near Kurashiki ... that was super nice, got a bit lost, but it all worked out in the end.
the bike rental people, an older couple, didn't speak English and we didn't speak Japanese, but we managed to understand each other nonetheless. They refused to let us leave unless I wore a hat to protect me form the sun :)
It's kinda funny how Japanese mom's bikes and Dutch oma bikes have a lot in common
To be honest, we use the tatami floor in our shibari room :p
As a dutchman i am visiting Japan soon. The cultural diffirence scares me a bit. For instance: having tattoos, eating vegitarian, talking in puplic places are some things that arent common in Japan i heard.
こんにちは。そうなんですよね、ヨーロッパ内は飛行機格安航空で移動が安いのに泊まるのが高いんです！私もユースホステル、AIRBNB使っているんですけど。ちなみにイギリスの忍者はフィッシュアンドチップスを取っていきます！！
The first thing I was thinking was oh nooo! A very special bike in Amsterdam, I hope it wasn't stolen. Outside in villages you can let your panniers on your bike, by the way. Just not in big cities
Pro tip: I take one of my front bags off, the one with my valuable stuff, this signals that the other bags just have used camping stuff and dirty laundry in them 😅
Nice video, glad you liked my country
Hi there. weed cookies in Amsterdam are quite harmless. very low thc content by law sold in the shops. You would need to eat 4/5 cakes to feel any effects.
it's better to smoke weed then to eat the cookies if you never done it before, the cookies are way heavier.
it's like a joint is a can of beer and a cookie is a bottle of whiskey.
for anyone wanting to try it out, try smoking it first and don't put to much in it.
thats why a lot of shops in amsterdam and border cities have a warning "cookies are not for first time users"
If you ever come back too Belgium be my geurt too guide you 😁
That kimono girl painting is by Breitner, not Van Gogh! Breitner had a whole series of women dressed in kimonos!
Watch out! Ninja bird! 🥷🦅🤣
I can only advise you you see the Netherlands outside Amsterdam. It’s very different from your experience . Marihuana use in Amsterdam is mostly by tourists
the closer you get to the border; the most tourists.
what is there besides amsterdam? did you even watch the video?
what a great great viodeo
Thank you----！
Rivers in Japan are different because Japan is mountainous.
The Netherlands is flat.
Things that are not locked away get stolen in Amsterdam.
Even terrace furniture gets stolen if not locked with chains.
The painting with kimono is painted by Breitner, not Van Gogh... but beautiful it is😅.
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Fun fact: 🇳🇱 and 🇯🇵 are friends since during edo period.
I was so sorry to hear your bags got stolen. Unfortionately our country is not nearly as polite as Japan. However Amsterdam is probabaly one of the worst places when it comes to theft because there are so many tourists. I hope they were able to recover your stuff. And if not I apologize on behalf of all Dutch people haha.
Monet also painted a woman in kimono.
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Don't leave your bags unattended anywhere :) Is this the second time that you have had unattended bags stolen?
as a drunken pot smoking Canadian that is not used to bicycles everywhere, I almost got killed by bicycles everywhere lol... entirely my fault, I of course would.look for cars but then would forget there's also bike lanes packed with people driving around.
it was also shocking to see so many Dutch people asking if I was ok due to drinking too much -- in Canada, I don't think I've ever been asked if I was ok. don't get the wrong idea I drink maybe once or twice a year, and am not a troublesome drunk or anything.
The Dutch people are very kind.
edit; Amsterdam is expensive but I would have thought Tokyo would be worse.
Also the marijuana is imported to NL and could be sprayed with all sorts of nasty poisons, if you're going to try marijuana try it in Canada or somewhere else that it is regulated and safe
Marijuana has been semi legal in the Netherlands longer than anywhere else. Do you really think they don’t have their safety regulations together by now?
@@douloureux. Lol semi legal but the growing is not legal. It's grown indoors under lamps, illegally. But they don't spray them.
It's not imported, how would that even work??? It's grown illegally, locally, in grow rooms. The hash is imported illegally. But in neither case is it sprayed with nasty poisons lol. Don't ask me how I know lol.
use of cannabis and growing up to 5 plants is legally legal, its in the fucking law, how more legal can it get?
you think cars are illegal because you cant speed 200 mph? get real, its called sensible regulation instead of 3rd world chaos@@simonh6371
i love how foreign tourist seem to have figured out our local businessmodels lol
Are you coming to France 🇫🇷???
The Netherlands look great but I’d rather go to Japan. Thanks for video.
You where only in the tourist part.
I live in the Frisia province no need to lock my car, house door, boat.
Also stuff does not get stolen = I can leave my stuff out and it will not get stolen.
If you come over here again:
You are invited to stay in my wooden house or boat if you want.
Well it is a 6,50meter Sailboat.
Nikko during red leaves hotels much too expensive. They charge one person for five persons including 5 persons breakfast otherwise you will not find a place to stay. Only some Chinese would still pay that.
Japan is extremely safe because Japanese people are highly civilized, educated, intelligent and DECENT. You should be proud of your nationality, it's an example for the whole world. If I were any younger I'd learn the language and move to Japan without hesitation.
The main reason Japan is so much safer than the Netherlands (or most European countries) is because there is no MULTICULTURALISM or MASS MIGRATION.
@@mvl6827 agreed.
another factor is japan has no lawyers, as you dont legal defense when youre guilty by default
you means its racist isolated island and actively weeds out any unwanted culture?@@mvl6827
I'm not going to lie I was disappointed when you said you didn't try weed... If you come to Australia we will smoke, and eat brownies. You got to try mate
Weed isn't legal in NL. When you get out of Amsterdam, prices immediately drop to a sane level
cars are also not legal in the netherlands
and is heineken banned too?
I got some more answer’s about that high prices in our country..it’s because of the COVID-19 an de invasion of Russia in Ukraine we are getting low of gas and oil and electricity our country is trying to fix it too build much windmills and sun panels… and it’s also that many people that flee for war coming to our country and they want also a home and other too and that’s also a problem with to low on house’s but lucky we got helped by other countries with that too much people.. and that farmers are kinda angry on local authorities that they need to buy less cows and other animals for a stupid reason like climate change…. And thanks to that we got a little bit less food products and they make it indeed more expensive… I hope that this information was useful.
no, they cracked down on semi illegal bnb's
but 80 could almost get u a room in the hilton its a scam
Fact is, in Amsterdam and other big cities, you should never ever leaf your eyes of your bag. This will happen if you live in the city your self!!!!.
They are canals, not rivers. Man made 🙂
Thank you, what a nice video about us.
Dutch Ninja eat everything, be warned !
I am struggling to leave my moms basement
Marry wuanna
The title should be. Things that surprised me in Amsterdam. Lots of facts are different in other cities. Prices, crime…
amsterdam is one of the safest cities in the world
thanks for your paid comment
I feel ashamed about stealing from Japanese people who think they can act as freely here with their belongings as at home 😢
Woman in Kimono that you showed is certainly NOT by van Gogh. Get your facts right please…
Don't be rude!
@@Lilygirl283 me rude..? never …🤣
Please don’t say Marianna.
Earnest, modest, and shy? Like Finno-Ugrians...
Lmao you went to the police station to report stolen bags and another Japanese family was there to do the same. That's kinda funny