Visiting The Last Surviving Village in Singapore | Kampong Lorong Buangkok🇸🇬
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- Опубліковано 19 гру 2019
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So today I visited Kampong Lorong Buangkok, the last remaining village in Singapore. I didn't know what to expect here, but I was amazed by what I saw.
Lady getting eggs from her chickens, 4 digit postal codes, unreliable locks on doors... I felt like I time traveled. Old Singapore was still there. I really enjoyed my time and I hope you do too. Personal must visit in Singapore!
Google Map of Kampong Lorong Buangkok:
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近代国家のシンガポールに最後の村『Kampung Lorong Buangkok』があるのをご存知ですか？
北東にぽつんと佇む、20〜30の家庭がある実在する村です。1956年に、沼地だったこの一帯を薬商人のスンさんが購入してから始まりました。
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昔のシンガポールの暮らしが垣間見えた、いい経験になりました。所要時間は写真をたくさん撮っても30分〜1時間くらいかな。すごく小さな村ですが、貴重な体験ができると思います。おすすめです！
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Pulau Ubin would be a good place to see Kampongs. The residents may be more willing to chat with you and even invite you into their house. You are correct about the 4-digit postal code being used in the past. The street sign is really nostalgic. Sengkang and Punggol area used 1954, while Hougang used 1953.
Even I as a local haven't even been there 😂 I'm living the Singaporean life vicariously through you Senpai haha.
Can we just hit pause for a second and ADMIRE THIS MAN'S SHIRT?!
I just did...haha... interesting shirt...
was gonna comment on that lol. you can find those at Orchard. i saw some there once.
Yes, Kampong Buangkok is one of the last remaining villages in Singapore, 50 years ago, many parts of the island had similar villages but on a much bigger scale. Then, the kampongs were self-contained, with shops, restaurants, markets, cinemas, police station, post office and community centers. Some of the villagers were farmers, planting vegetables and fruit trees, and there are still pig farms and chicken farms. Now we can only have a glimpse of what Singapore was like by wandering around Kampong Buangkok or Pulau Ubin. Fascinating how Singapore had changed within the last 50 years.
Yes, very fascinating. Wish I got to see how it was like
Back then, gangsters were rampant too. People from different kampong will fight each other. Our government knew this has to stop and brought down the iron hand. If you see old people with black patches of tattoos or acid burns, they used to be gangsters. During that time, the police will arrest anyone with tattoos or even long hair.
Should visit this kampong before it disappears.
At this point I declare you more Singaporean than more than 70% of the born here Singaporeans who have never been there or even know about this Kampung haha
True, as a Singaporean born here, I do not even know this place exists😂😂
I am Singaporean born in late 90s and Ive never been here oops-
シンガポール最後のカンポンとは貴重な場所ですねー。昔はブキティマ周辺にも同様の集落が点在していたはずですが、今や跡形もなく開発されてしまいました・・・。かつて住んでいた家の正面にもカンポンが広がっており、そこに生えているランブータンの木から実を採ってもらったり、我が家のゲートをくぐって庭に入って来るニワトリを追い回して遊ぶのが日常でした。家事を手伝ってもらっていたメイドさんもそのカンポン住まいで、木がうっそうと茂った森の中を手を引かれ、映像にもあったようなトタン屋根を葺いた家に連れて行ってもらい、そこで昼食をご馳走になったりしていました。。私の幼少期の終わりと共になくなった古き良きシンガポールです。
We swapped from 4 digit postal codes to 6 digits in 1995!
When I was a kid growing up in Yishun in the 90s, the postal code was 2775 :)
Ah, it was 1995! Thanks for correcting!😀
Oh rly? I was born in 1998 and didnt know it used to be 4 digits! Thats rly informative thanks for sharing!
@@crystal8537 yup! I remembered because SingPost published a guide in 1995 as thick as a street directory during the reallocation of postal codes. 😁😁
Toa payoh used to be 12, then later changed to 1231... Now 310xxx
I watch many vlogs but i must say i love japanese cover ones than korean ones. Japanese tend to be more respectful with their words and action. They compare but they dont really bring down the country image or people. But with korean vlogs, they tend to compare alot in such a way that it sounded as if they look and talk down on the country they are in. And they talk with so much pride as if they are above in status as koreans. It can be seen as offensive. If they have so much pride of their country, why do they need to seek livelihood in other people country? The fact that they do that means, opportunities are not vast or their country doesnt create that environment. Anyway great job for the exploration!
I do agree with you about the Koreans. Even in food travel blogs they will compare their food againsts others.
@@shahmudinkarim4910 yup. as much as i like korean stuffs, i dont like how they tend to do comparison vlogs. The way their mind works is very funny. The way they comment on things. Like usually if people go to a country, they just talk about the culture, the places the food as it is, they always compare it with thier own country as if the world evolve around their country lol. And theres nothing to be compared to cos its like u comparing cats and dog or chicken and ducks. it cant be the same. dog is dog cat is cat. Each country is their own. So its kind of degrading to listen to them.
I can't agree more!I really hate their attitude…sooooooooo many koreans come to japan(to vlog),they are always trying to search anything which they think they can "win" .I hate it.
こういうのとても興味あります。いつも楽しい動画をありがとー♪
Keep it coming Bro!
Love your down to Earth commentary.
Another amazing video from Oji San. I've known the existence of this village but have not visited it, not even once, but you have! Awesome!
有名な観光地以外でも素敵な場所が沢山ありますね😊
Great video yet again! I bet many of us Singaporean have yet to visit this nostalgic village.
There are a few ideas I have on mind that you can consider exploring
1. Everton Road: where you will be able to explore the street art of Singapore's history (Graffiti on the walls)
2. Cat cafe: there are a few in Singapore; one of which is located at bugis street (After looking at how cute the cat is OwO)
3. Turtle museum: awarded the Guinness world record for the larest collection of turtles
Thanks for your suggestions Syrius!
I thought the turtle museam was taken down or something?
Ctrl Z Me. nope it’s relocated near Khatib mrt!
Really love your videos! Nostalgic and simple
こんなところがあるんですね！昔の東南アジアの雰囲気が残ったままでいい感じですね。おもしろい！
Great exploration.Reminds me of my childhood days when I lived in kampong.Just like walking down nostalgic memory lanes.Thanx!!👍✌🤗
めっちゃ雰囲気いい！
失礼の無いようにされているところが人柄が表れてて良かったです！
ほんとに鳥の声綺麗ですね✨
Enjoying your videos. Jalan Kayu is also a good place to visit to find somewhere with a different feel to the place.
凄いとこ行きましたねー！驚き‼️ジブオジなんか馴染んでる
Hi Ojisan. So glad to view all your wonderful videos!
How about arranging a meet up with your Singapore fans one day?
Great intro to a part of Sg that is less known to the world and even to us as singaporean. Love you videos! Pls continues to make more of it!! Gambate!
I m a singaporean but I have never been to places that you vlog in SG, it is interesting & I like your T-shirt 👍🏻
i must say, u sure give a very details on Singapore...
i been there many years ago. you really exploring Sg that many locals don't.
近くは通った事があり、行ってみたいと思っていました。
今のシンガポールも素敵ですが、私は2〜30年前のちょっとノスタルジックなシンガポールが良かった。
Ghibli Ojisan! 🙏Thank You for the video of Kampong Lorong Buangkok.✌🌿
●When I was a child, from 1965 to 1969 Dec, my family lived at Jalan Ampas, off Balestier Road. It was a small kampung behind Shaw Theatre. The kampung is now gone but the Jalan and Lorong Ampas names remain:))
● The cinemas at Balestier Road in the 1960s and 1970s were: Hoover Theatre, Ruby Theatre and President Theatre.
😊Just share with you snippets of Singapore's old history:)
Florence Leow
Toa Payoh East, Singapore🌿🌸
Wow... Jalan Ampas! Where the legendary P.Ramlee and friends create magic. Those black & white movies...
@@rosymumjune2716 Yes! P Ramlee and friends!!✌😊 Also, my late father told me the Piontianak movies of the 1950s and 1960s were filmed at this Jalan Ampas Shaw Brothers Malay Studios.
😓 But I am not sure. Is the old Shaw Bros Malay Studios still there? Or has it been demolished?
- My dad and aunts used to watch the P Ramlee films and Piontianak movies. Because we are Peranakans, we could understand the conversational Malay spoken in the films:))
🌾🌿✌Thanks RosyMum June for your comment of the nostalgic era of the golden age of the Malay films in Singapura:)
@@florenceleow7493 no.. Shaw Brothers closed the studio. P. Ramlee had to move to KL to continue his career. My late mum was a dancer and extra in P.Ramlee movies. So after they closed Jalan Ampas studio (Malay Filem Production) in 1964 my mum and friends had no job :(
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@@rosymumjune2716 Oh I see, that is sad to know.😓 But it is nice to hear from you that your late mother was a dancer in the old Malay Singapore films.
I REALLY miss old Singapore! I was born in Aug 1965. But my family had lived in Jalan Ampas since the early 1950s till 1969.🤦🏻♀️It used to flood terribly there. Omg. The 1968 floods were the worst. It flooded right to chest level and after that, my dad bought a 3-room flat at Toa Payoh East and we have been here since 1969 Christmas Day. haha.😅
The 3 room flat in 1969 cost about SGD7000. It was considered a huge sum back in the 1960s.
@@florenceleow7493 oh I see. Nice childhood! Not many Chinese know abt Jalan Ampas history. But some M'sians came here to see the place.. but only got security guard there and old buildings. That's all. :)
This is a very interesting and well documented series, good job! You might want to check out a locally produced series along this line called Streets of memory.
Hi Ghib, I chanced upon your videos when I was looking for a video. You speak very good English! I like the way you do the videos and the places you choose to explore! I can see you did do your homework in the information you shared on the videos.
I’m born and grew up in Singapore, I used to live in a kampong when I was young but didn’t know that there is still a kampong in Buangkok. Thought the only kampong is in Pulau Ubin!
Thanks very much for this video!! It brings back fond memories!!!
Will support your videos with likes when I see them! Keep on filming!!!
Its amazing that you know so much more knowledge as a foreigner than me, as a local. Applaud you for that, it is something I really love about, exploring UA-cam. Thank you for telling people about Singapore.
Love your content! Did you know that somewhere near Hougang, along Philips Avenue, there is a quaint Japanese Memorial cemetery park? You may want to check it out! Instagrammers (for some reason) love to go there to do photoshoots.. because when you go there during certain times of the year, the flowers blook really prettily! ☺️
Thank you for taking me to Buangkok. Never been to that part of Singapore before.
@UCw3PwZYpiydA4iNhKKyK7qQ Thank you... corrected spelling....😁😂😂
Nice to learn about this although I'm Singaporean, thanks! Might have driven by a few times but never took time go check out inside the kampung area
I’m impressed you have done quite a bit of homework in the area, to be honest, I am surprised such place still exist, Singapore used to have such kampung all around the island till late 1970s. I’m also surprised our government has left such place untouched. Another place quite similar to such kampung is on the Pulau Ubin Island, there is a beautiful quarry that you can explore.
Yes will visit there for sure!
Because it is privately owned. Government cannot touch.
@@appleraspberry Indeed. Thank God, but they can buy over if they want to. Or pvt developer, The govt has almost single-handedly wiped out all the iconic buildings and places in Singapore in the name of modernisation. Few places look historical, organic and authentic.
@@ymhktravel Money talks. Also, nothing to do with God here. It is thanks to the owner of the property for not caving and selling (for now). All we have are boring, tall boxes with no personality.
@@appleraspberry I gasped at the amusing fact that you took my expression of "Thank God" literally. Lol
Nice coverage... u explore Singapore well :) We are now in Hokkaido for the snow :).. subscribed to your channel.
Enjoy your stay in Hokkaido!
10:50 I was thinking maybe you'll go and buy a coconut or sugarcane drink at a hawker centre after that haha
I would really love to show him around Pulau Ubin!
Wow, I didn't know about the 4-digit postal code history. I've visited there a few times, but didn't realize that numbers on the signage is the postal code.
Love your tee!
That t-shirt is cool.
Holy shit, the first when i see the road, the vibe completely changed
You are good. Thanks for the video! It is the real Singapore we used to know. Sigh. Everything changed.
I could smell the fresh air... Arrggh.. feeling nostalgic..
Very nice video and I get to learn a bit of history as well.
2:44 awkward moment 🤣
7:23 hand prints from 1995 😮
I visited this tiny village a few years ago, this video was 1.5 years ago, does the village still exist now? In some ways I think that Ghib's videos intentionally or unintentionally keeps a record of our local places which are fast becoming history. Thank you Ghib!
こんばんは〜 今夜もディープエリアに見入りました。ゴミ箱は同じですね。
もっと拝見できるのを楽しみにしてます。
シンガポールにも村があるんですね！！
勉強になる～！
ジブリおじさんからジブおじさんに変わってるの今、気づきました😮！
よくお気づきで！笑
@@GhibOjisan なぜだろうか
良いT-シャツですね！
シンガポールフードシャツ良いですね
Reading the comments, I am surprised many Singaporeans did not know the existence of this place. Glad that you are able to show this not only to foreigners but local as well.. I brought my students here every year for excursion. I have to agree some of the residence are overwhelmed by the influx of people, not only tourist but locals (like schools as well those who likes to take picture around the village.. ) But still, its a village life, as such they will be very glad to answer any queries. By the way, the place with the arabic font is a Surau or a small prayer place for Muslims to pray. Living in a kampung, there will always be a surau as villagers like to have a mass prayer together especially during special occasion like Hari Raya. You should explore Pulau Ubin as well.. Looking forward to see you explore more of our hidden area. :)
You should come to Celebfest at Suntec City Convention Centre Level 4! Theres tons of great food. Its going on from 20 December to 22 December
When I went there last year they actually were very open and chill. I saw a bunch of residents painting
Why hello there
I just stumbled upon your video in the recent week! I have been there a few times as a youth, and there used to be a provision shop and the kampong was a lot livelier than what it is right now. It feels like a ghost town compared to what I remember 15 years back...
シンガポールに開発されてない小さな村が。
昔のシンガポールはこんな感じだったのですね。
緑も多くてのんびりしてる感じがします。
そっと見守りたい村ですね(^^)
Ur location there has a nice Italian food restaurant.
隙間があるけど窓ガラスがない…⁉︎
あの隙間から虫が入り放題ですね😨
シンガポールの猫さん😆
Hey! That's super nearby my mom's place!
It will be best if there are English subtitles in all your videos. I love most of your videos but cant understand Japanese. Anyway, good job! 😊
U can visit little guilin at bukit gombak for some nature scenic view
very good
シンガポールにもあるんですねー
Sounds so exciting to watch another video of "last kampong" in Singapore. I've been to Pulau Ubin on my second visit to Singapore and was amazed by its natural beauty. Hope you could visit it too and share your experience with people who love nature and adventure as well. Thank you for sharing this very informative video. By the way how far is this from MRT station (which is the nearest station?)
そのTシャツ良いですね！！！
You can try going to Palau Ubin too , it is small offshore island with a small Chinese village and a Malay kampong and you can get some nature too.
Love the way you speak (although I am reading subtitles) and really hope to make friends with young japanese like yourself
Thank you for this video. I must admit that I have not been to any of these 'kampongs' Not even Pulau Ubin which I understant that are people living there too beside the recreation part. Neko chan was cute😁
Hey, you should try to go Pulau Ubin.
@4:14 ...
correct, that's Arabic.
in Arabic ٱللَّٰه = Allāh = the Arabic word for *God*
Its probably a mosque?
@@hadrianlaksmanto9358 it is. probably a musolla from its size. Edit: it is a Musolla. In one of the scene the name was there (Surau al-Firdaus)
I think half of it is already gone in this video. Opp side of the small road where u went in, used to be houses as well.. I hope this part of singapore can last as long as it can.
I was there last year!! The people were so friendly! One uncle speaks little English and introduced me to the trees around! He was telling me about the park connector too and he said it was a beautiful trail. :) Another uncle tried chatting with me and was lending me his umbrella because it's really hot and sunny. When I declined, he said take care with a biiig smile. ❤
There used to be a provision shop at the entrance, with lot of traditional stuffs. That was ten plus years ago.
Nice videos! , inspires me to keep on studying my Japanese :D
As we speak, condo developers , eyeing those lands ,lol
True. Sad reality
Yeah, my dad's family got pushed out of their home in Punggol. Not to say that the government rendered them homeless, they arranged for them to live somewhere else. But it's sad when you have little to no control over the situation.
@@PositiviteaTheFirst I live in Punggol since young.... Does ur father live in a kampong? Punggol is developing super rapidly rn
最近ローカルに着目して、なかなかいいですね‼️近代とは程遠いですが、土の道はのどかでいい感じです。残って欲しい村です。👍️💚
土の上に住んでるのは、都市国家のシンガポールにしては超贅沢ですね
Thats kampung is my late grandparents kampung we all miss the old time when we small....😭😭😭😭😭😭
u should check out Pulau Ubin as well!
今まで見てきたシンガポールの動画は、ビルや建物が多く映っている内容でしたがこのような場所があるんですね。
シンガポールというよりは南国の島というような感じに見えます。
can u go to Japanese school in singapore is quite nice if u vlog there. one is at changi and the other is at clementi
Wow i(local) didnt even know there is a surviving kampong in SG! Most urual area I know is Pulau Ubin...
Haha it was really interesting!
@@GhibOjisan go to pulau ubin :D
I'm sure someone else has mentioned this , but have you visited Pulau Ubin? You can see more of old Singapore there :)
You visited places in Singapore which I didn't know it actually exist. Haha .
シンガポールスタイルで村歩き地元民のようで違和感なし❗
I was born in the 70s in Singapore. At the time the postal code was still 4 digits, not 6. I believe it changed in the early 90s. Don't remember. But anyways, great video. I didn't even know about this kampong! If you run out of ideas or where to go try visiting Pulau Ubin or Coney island. Ubin has villages too, or at least I hope they're still there :) Great work!!
There was a shop near the entrance, went there when i was a kid
わ〜私も本とネットで最後の村の事を昔見て行ってみたかったのですが、旅行では時間もないし、じぶおじにメッセージ残そうと思ってたので嬉しいです。今度、プラナカンのとこも撮影してほしいです。シンガポールだけじゃなくて、マレーシアにもタイにも歴史がありますから。今は自分で行きたいけど、行けないので、本だけじゃなくて見てみたいです^_^
You can visit Pulau ubin is very old Singapore village too
Heh. Can you please review Singapore's only onsen at Sembawang Hot Spring Park? 🤪
Roger that!!
@@GhibOjisanlike how you portray the normal lives of the cities you know. Keep it up!
シンガポールで戸建に住めるのはもしかしたら贅沢な気がしました
Ojisan, nice vlog. Singapore got a very big Japanese committee and association. Maybe you can interview them. Usually, they are very wealthy Japanese reside in Singapore.
You should pay a visit to Canteen 398. Located along Piccadilly Road in Seletar, this kampong style canteen dates back to the 1960s and still feels like it.
Can also explore Lim Chu Kang area for rustic feels. There's good food to eat in Bollywood Veggies along Neo Tiew Rd. Looking forward to more of such videos :)
Neo Tiew is a little scary. kuwaiii~~~~
so i went there before cause i live near there and their gates were always widely open whenever i walk past it but not now maybe something happened
Woah as a singaporean first time i saw hahaha
i love your shirt
Me too!
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hahaha OK you visited~!!!
Just chanced upon this video, I remembered that the kampong was supposed to be removed for HDB flats around 15/20 years back, but it seems like the development in Buangkok was not as fast as what was planned. There was a nostalgic provision shop somewhere in the kampong which was owned by the daughter of the villager head.
Try visit Portsdown Road. You will see another part of singapore that's most don't see it.
Ojisan, i found your videos about a week ago, and i've been following them. your content is more entertaining than singapore youtubers! keep it up!
Haha thank you for your kind words!
プチ冒険みたいでワクワクしながら見ました。にしても、人があまりいない模様、何世帯くらいすんでるのかなあ？いつかはなくなってしうのかなあ。ジブおじのTシャツナイス👍️鳥の鳴き声に目を閉じて耳を澄ますとこかわいいです😁