This brings back fond memories. I was stationed with the US Air Force in Japan 1969-1972. In the spring of 1970 I took the Shinkansen From Tokyo to Kyoto to attend the Cherry Blossom Festival. Although this was 50 years ago, I recall the train being similar to the one in this video.
I usually buy a JrPass when I visit Japan because a lot cheaper and I learned how to take a subways 🚊 as well. I have been to Japan 3 times and I still wanna go back. I can’t wait for Japan to open a border for tourists.
I've been there 3 times as well! I don't like the JR Pass though, it's quite inconvenient because it's restricted to JR lines only. We often find ourselves closer to stations belonging to other operators, with the dilemma of walking greater distances and save money OR walk shorter distances and save time. Time is precious when in Japan I think, so we always go with the most convenient option for transportation. I can't wait to go back there either!
@@Thomas-lk5cu well, it kinda really2 helps, since most cities have JR line. But the true shine of JR Pass is for a railfans, like me :) Imagine unlimited train ride, hop in hop out, just taking random trains and then go back again, picking shinkansen based only by its color, only just to get lost in Japan. Damn, such a good days. Will surely do that again after all this COVID-19 passed.
I rode this line from Tokyo to Kyoto back in 1971 (age 15), when I attended the 13th World Boy Scout Jamboree. I love Japan, and the people there are wonderful!!! So sad that America doesn't have trains as nice (and as fast!) as the Shinkansen..
Thanks for sharing. I’m from London, UK and have visited Japan about 3 years ago. I took that same route from Tokyo to Kyoto. Very comfortable and very fast trip. I visited at the end of September so it was cloudy at the time. I didn’t get to see Mount Fuji, just the base. I hope to visit Japan again once all these pandemics and lockdowns ease.
I love Shinkansen trains. Fast and clean. Maybe a bit expensive but worth their money. Of course always on time. Can't get enough from these kind of videos.
It's just incredible the pulchritude of everything we see. The machines are so clean, free from scratches, grafittis... the seem to be brand new! Just as the vending machine in mint condition. Wow. It's always impressive.
I really love the way Kuga's video makes me feel like I'm there in Japan riding the Shinkansen with him. Kuga shows the Amenities on board the Shinkansen in a Clear and concise manner. I can feel Kugas Pride in his Country. The delicious Japanese food, the Emaculately Clean and modern facilities on the train would cause anyone to want to experience this First hand.
Stumbled on this channel by accident, and this bring back memories! I did research in Kyoto daigaku for a year back in late 90s,and took a few trips using the Shinkansen to Tokyo! It was an amazing experience! While the stations and surroundings are more modern, the train platforms are still the same ! I love this!
I like to watch the crowd in these videos to get an idea of what people wear everyday in Japan. Thank you for posting these videos, it feels like I’m actually there. :3
8:30 This sequence perfectly illustrates why the Shinkansen is superior to other trains - it travels at speeds up to 300 km/h, yet the staff is perfectly able to walk across the cabins while selling food and beverages.
it's amazing right when you think back you at Tokyo 2 hours ago and now at Kyoto which is 475 KM away from each other....everything now become more and more faster
Thank you for this very helpful ( and reassuring) video, on behalf of all English-speaking overseas people, who hope to visit Japan in the near future.
Since 1989 I have visited Japan on a regular basis. My last trip started exactly today last year on a flight from Munich, Germany, to Osaka, continuing by Nozomi-train to Nagoya. From Nagoya I used my pre-purchased Japan Railpass to visit various places in Japan, as far as Niigata, on day-trips. Except Sapporo, where I took the very first flight from Nagoya and returned on the last flight in the evening. It was an amazing journey! I enjoyed it very much, especially all the various, delicious food, from very good Okonomiyaki in Nagoya to fresh Sushi in Niigata! Unfortunately Japan is still closed for tourists from the EU, so I am not able to visit your country this year 😔 Your videos satisfy my wanderlust to visit Japan, as long as I am not able to visit again! Thank you very much! どうもありがとう！
5:43 I’ve never heard a Shinkansen conductor announce in English before. That’s awesome! I’ve been on the Shinkansen many times and that’s the first time I’ve heard an English announcement not done by a computer.
I moved to America in 2016, the year right before they build Shinkansen from Sapporo to Tokyo. The first train direct from Hokkaido to Tokyo! I lived Asahikawa for 17 years and wanted easy way to go to Tokyo! xD I want to try it so bad!
I had the opportunity to visit Japan 8 times and take the Shinkansen 4 times. I like so much, because of comfort, so cleans and very fast. I used Shinkansen for travel to Sendai, Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto, Himeji, and Aomori. I love Japan. I ❤️ 🇯🇵
Awesome video and brings back memories. Thank you. You had a nap at the best part…the view of Fuji-san on a nice day. You were sitting on the correct side too!
My first ride on the shinkansen was from Tokyo to Nagoya. Those trains are jus the best! I'm back in New Zealand now. Hoping to come back to Japan for another visit. ❤️ Thank you for the awesome video!
I remember recording those „ding dong“ sounds at the Kyoto station to listen to them when missing Japan. I tought I would return soon, but I had to cancel my second trip in March, that really broke my heart so I like to watch these kind of videos, tbey give me sweet memories. Thank you.
Thank you for the very informative commentary; I found the whole video fascinating and most impressive. I was particularly impressed by the safety barriers at the platform edges - what a good idea!
when i last visited japan i did not have a chance to ride the shinkansen. i was supposed to be in tokyo for Halloween but covid cancelled my trip. it is fortunate i found your channel. i would have taken the shinkansen to kyoto. now i can see what it would have been like.
Very nice video. Without a single word from your mouth, u made the video and it was very interesting to watch. Lot's of love from India. This is the first video of yours I have watched. Very informative and clear. All the best.
Kuga-san, I became a fan of your travel videos. I've visited Japan once and I'm very thrilled to see so much more of Japan through your vlogs. Japan is a wonderful place.
Been there July 2017. The Train Game in Japan is on another Level. I loved it there and I hope I can return at one point Edit: I cried a little bit 😅 thank you so much for uploading this. Really if yo get the Chance to visit Japan. Do it. Just do it. One of my best Trips I had. I was there for 1 full Month
The instructions for the toilet remind me of that scene in 2001 A Space Odyssey when the shuttle passenger needs to use the toilet but is faced with a panel of complicated instructions.
I'm from Germany so i like to think that our trains are pretty good. But the ride i had from tokyo - kyoto - osaka and osaka - tokyo was on a whole other level. I had some fresh melonpans and coffee as my bento :D I can't wait to go back! I had katsu curry in kyoto station. That was great
This is so nice to see. I went to Tokyo with friends in summer 2017 and loved the efficiency of the train system. Next on my list for Japan is Kyoto. I'm either thinking of flying into Nagoya or Osaka and taking a train there or possibly flying into Tokyo and taking a train from there.
Pro tip- the side with 2 seats faces Mount Fuji. Get the window seat there on a clear day and you'll be treated to fantastic views about 40 minutes after departing Tokyo.
omg I've just subscribed.....What an amazing People you all are!!!!! Work ethic, discipline and Professionalism.....You are on the road to becoming a super Power!!! Highly impressed! I thoroughly ENJOYED the Journey.....Thank you for the effort!
Important: insert BOTH ticket slips in the turnstile at the same time! The machine needs to scan both of them. Inserting only one at a time blocks the turnstile (happened to me). No big deal. The employees are used to this happening quite frequently. It's counter-intuitive to how we believe most machines handle stacks of paper. The turnstiles alone are engineering marvels!
About one and a half years ago I took the same train (at least the route). We sat in business class and had a great trip. I almost missed my stop because I was still on the toilet.
One thing traveling on _Nozomi_ west of Hiroshima: the train could stop either at Tokuyama or Shin-Yamaguchi depending on the train schedule. So make sure you get the right train when traveling to either stations.
The good thing about the train system in Japan, and the Shinkansen in particular, is that when you arrive, you are pretty much in the centre of town. Even Tokyo - and you can use your ticket for a "free" suburban train ride to get you to your destination. Whereas getting to and from Narita in particular is a hassle. The train is often much quicker.
Hi Kuga, thank you for this lovely video! I enjoyed it from the first second on till the very last one. Special thanks for the length of the video!!! That Shinkansen ride was so relaxing; the clean, quiet cars and that scenery along the way.... I would happily switch places with that green tea bottle of yours ;-) All your videos have such a serene vibe to them. It's just pure pleasure to watch and relax. I really appreciate the extra work you put in with the subtitles, they are just perfect! Not too many to distract, but descriptive enough to not miss out on what"s important in that moment :-)
The okonomiyaki looked so delicious! It was an unexpected end, but I should be used to some food experience being part of your travel videos at this point. I love it!
Tienes la satisfacción de vivir en un país tan tradicional y bello como Japón con una gente que lleva una muy buena disciplina y respeto frente al prójimo este video son unos de los pocos que me da satisfacción verlos muy buen video sigue haciendolos 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 saludos desde el valle de Texas
That last part you'd show Okonomiyaki really makes me hungry! I am from Malaysia & love Japanese food especially sushi, ramen & many more. Cant wait for your next travelog vid. 👏👏👍🔥💕
I will never get tired if just how amazing japan is, i hope to get there one day
☺️❤️
You should! We have been there 2018 and 2019. Should have travelled this year but Corona...hopefully next year!
I've been there 4 times.. I cant wait for my 5th xD this pandemic cancelled my plans for a 5th visit!!!!
You must
I’ve been to Japan once a year since 1989. never gets tired. I wish I can live in Japan for 1 year.
This brings back fond memories. I was stationed with the US Air Force in Japan 1969-1972. In the spring of 1970 I took the Shinkansen From Tokyo to Kyoto to attend the Cherry Blossom Festival. Although this was 50 years ago, I recall the train being similar to the one in this video.
Ahh u took the 0 series didn’t u
@@Tokax I don't recall what series it was.
I think you took the Grand Hikari 100 series. The livery of the 100 series looks similar to the N700 series, but the blue line covers the windows.
Japanese trains always come on time, so it's amazing.
有中国准时?
@@hjli933 jddjekQlhrKqzkwlqzqaq
@@hjli933 你这是赤裸裸的羡慕嫉妒恨
It's amazing how efficient the train service is in Japan. But the best part is the beautiful landscape. I really enjoyed watching the video.
Never ceases to amaze me at the level of order, structure, efficiency and cleanliness in Japan. Something the rest of the world can learn from.
I love Japan 🇯🇵... ( Love shinkansen too😘😘) Love from India 🇮🇳
💖Japan
I usually buy a JrPass when I visit Japan because a lot cheaper and I learned how to take a subways 🚊 as well. I have been to Japan 3 times and I still wanna go back. I can’t wait for Japan to open a border for tourists.
Yeah. You can never get enough of Japan :)
You'll have a long wait. Maybe till next year's autumn.
I've been there 3 times as well! I don't like the JR Pass though, it's quite inconvenient because it's restricted to JR lines only. We often find ourselves closer to stations belonging to other operators, with the dilemma of walking greater distances and save money OR walk shorter distances and save time. Time is precious when in Japan I think, so we always go with the most convenient option for transportation.
I can't wait to go back there either!
@@Thomas-lk5cu "Restricted to JR lines only" ?
That's why it's called a JR Pass. Duuuhh....
@@Thomas-lk5cu well, it kinda really2 helps, since most cities have JR line. But the true shine of JR Pass is for a railfans, like me :)
Imagine unlimited train ride, hop in hop out, just taking random trains and then go back again, picking shinkansen based only by its color, only just to get lost in Japan.
Damn, such a good days. Will surely do that again after all this COVID-19 passed.
I rode this line from Tokyo to Kyoto back in 1971 (age 15), when I attended the 13th World Boy Scout Jamboree. I love Japan, and the people there are wonderful!!! So sad that America doesn't have trains as nice (and as fast!) as the Shinkansen..
Wow world scout jamboree how cool is that!?
Thanks for sharing. I’m from London, UK and have visited Japan about 3 years ago. I took that same route from Tokyo to Kyoto. Very comfortable and very fast trip. I visited at the end of September so it was cloudy at the time. I didn’t get to see Mount Fuji, just the base. I hope to visit Japan again once all these pandemics and lockdowns ease.
It’s not just the objects that’s in Japan, but the culture. That is an experience in itself
I love Shinkansen trains. Fast and clean. Maybe a bit expensive but worth their money. Of course always on time. Can't get enough from these kind of videos.
It's just incredible the pulchritude of everything we see. The machines are so clean, free from scratches, grafittis... the seem to be brand new! Just as the vending machine in mint condition. Wow. It's always impressive.
I lived in Kakegawa for 2 years and love this country so much. miss you Japan
is rent cheap where you lived?
I really love the way Kuga's video makes me feel like I'm there in Japan riding the Shinkansen with him. Kuga shows the Amenities on board the Shinkansen in a Clear and concise manner. I can feel Kugas Pride in his Country. The delicious Japanese food, the Emaculately Clean and modern facilities on the train would cause anyone to want to experience this First hand.
Stumbled on this channel by accident, and this bring back memories! I did research in Kyoto daigaku for a year back in late 90s,and took a few trips using the Shinkansen to Tokyo! It was an amazing experience! While the stations and surroundings are more modern, the train platforms are still the same ! I love this!
What a coincidence!
I graduated from Kyoto University few years ago :)
I like to watch the crowd in these videos to get an idea of what people wear everyday in Japan. Thank you for posting these videos, it feels like I’m actually there. :3
This was a fun trip. Thank you, for sharing.
I love how you explain things very nice. Thank you so much for sharing.
8:30 This sequence perfectly illustrates why the Shinkansen is superior to other trains - it travels at speeds up to 300 km/h, yet the staff is perfectly able to walk across the cabins while selling food and beverages.
it's amazing right when you think back you at Tokyo 2 hours ago and now at Kyoto which is 475 KM away from each other....everything now become more and more faster
I’ve been to Kyoto three times and never get tired of that place! Watching your video brings back so much memories!
Thank you for this very helpful ( and reassuring) video, on behalf of all English-speaking overseas people, who hope to visit Japan in the near future.
Since 1989 I have visited Japan on a regular basis.
My last trip started exactly today last year on a flight from Munich, Germany, to Osaka, continuing by Nozomi-train to Nagoya.
From Nagoya I used my pre-purchased Japan Railpass to visit various places in Japan, as far as Niigata, on day-trips.
Except Sapporo, where I took the very first flight from Nagoya and returned on the last flight in the evening.
It was an amazing journey!
I enjoyed it very much, especially all the various, delicious food, from very good Okonomiyaki in Nagoya to fresh Sushi in Niigata!
Unfortunately Japan is still closed for tourists from the EU, so I am not able to visit your country this year 😔
Your videos satisfy my wanderlust to visit Japan, as long as I am not able to visit again!
Thank you very much!
どうもありがとう！
Every cornes in japan are so clean
5:43 I’ve never heard a Shinkansen conductor announce in English before. That’s awesome! I’ve been on the Shinkansen many times and that’s the first time I’ve heard an English announcement not done by a computer.
I moved to America in 2016, the year right before they build Shinkansen from Sapporo to Tokyo. The first train direct from Hokkaido to Tokyo! I lived Asahikawa for 17 years and wanted easy way to go to Tokyo! xD I want to try it so bad!
Your text narration, is spot on for the mood of travel... keep it up.
Just wow. I appreciate the innovation that your country has, and inspires.
Thank you for taking us on your journeys.
Its truly amazing how smooth these trains are, its like flying on a plane.
Kuga, you do such a good job. In lockdown and so enjoying your travels. Thank you.
I love the simplicity and quiet of these videos... keep up the good work!
I had the opportunity to visit Japan 8 times and take the Shinkansen 4 times. I like so much, because of comfort, so cleans and very fast. I used Shinkansen for travel to Sendai, Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto, Himeji, and Aomori. I love Japan. I ❤️ 🇯🇵
We took the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Hiroshima and on the way back we stopped in Kyoto. It was a wonderful trip.
Awesome video and brings back memories. Thank you. You had a nap at the best part…the view of Fuji-san on a nice day. You were sitting on the correct side too!
日本は地形、人口密度の点から高速鉄道敷くのに有利だったよねぇ、それでも創業時膨大な予算オーバーで十河氏を初めとする関係者の想像を絶する努力のおかげで今は日本の産業基盤になった、感謝。
My first ride on the shinkansen was from Tokyo to Nagoya. Those trains are jus the best! I'm back in New Zealand now. Hoping to come back to Japan for another visit. ❤️
Thank you for the awesome video!
I love traveling with you. It opens my mind and my soul to everything in the world. Thank you for this experience!
Thanks for taking us with you on your wonderful journey around Japan. I like it that you translate it in English.
Impressive how fast it is. Good to know that you can go from Kyoto to Tokyo in just 2 hours.
thanks for posting. I'm looking forward to take the shinkansen as it will be helpful to travel long distances in a short time.
Excellent video Kuga-San. Thank you for taking the time to make it and providing it for our viewing.
Loved this! Thank you for showing. I truly wish the US had bullet trains!!!!! Feb. 27, 2021
I Wish if I could visit Japan one day. Truly professional people. The way they behave in public places. I really love Japan and Japanese people
Just an amazing place, and people. Great country.
Such a wonderful ride on shinkansen..Super fast and super comfortable...I travelled in this from Tokyo to Okayama..
I remember recording those „ding dong“ sounds at the Kyoto station to listen to them when missing Japan. I tought I would return soon, but I had to cancel my second trip in March, that really broke my heart so I like to watch these kind of videos, tbey give me sweet memories. Thank you.
I love Japan, they are so kind
Thank you! Brings back memories of my travels to Kyoto! 🤗
Thanks for posting. I wish there were more reviews of the Shinkansen.
Thank you for the very informative commentary; I found the whole video fascinating and most impressive. I was particularly impressed by the safety barriers at the platform edges - what a good idea!
Japanese are made for technology. For me they are and remain the best.
when i last visited japan i did not have a chance to ride the shinkansen. i was supposed to be in tokyo for Halloween but covid cancelled my trip. it is fortunate i found your channel. i would have taken the shinkansen to kyoto. now i can see what it would have been like.
Take us through some of the foodstuff you eat everyday. It looks so appetizing.
Very nice video. Without a single word from your mouth, u made the video and it was very interesting to watch. Lot's of love from India. This is the first video of yours I have watched. Very informative and clear. All the best.
Kuga-san, I became a fan of your travel videos. I've visited Japan once and I'm very thrilled to see so much more of Japan through your vlogs. Japan is a wonderful place.
My new favorite YT channel. I wish there were more videos to watch, I've watched them all. 😊
Been there July 2017. The Train Game in Japan is on another Level. I loved it there and I hope I can return at one point
Edit: I cried a little bit 😅 thank you so much for uploading this. Really if yo get the Chance to visit Japan. Do it. Just do it. One of my best Trips I had. I was there for 1 full Month
That was very smooth...the liquid in the bottle barely even moved
The instructions for the toilet remind me of that scene in 2001 A Space Odyssey when the shuttle passenger needs to use the toilet but is faced with a panel of complicated instructions.
I'm from Germany so i like to think that our trains are pretty good. But the ride i had from tokyo - kyoto - osaka and osaka - tokyo was on a whole other level.
I had some fresh melonpans and coffee as my bento :D I can't wait to go back!
I had katsu curry in kyoto station. That was great
I am from China, I have been Japan and Germany, I think The Shinkansen in Japan is more luxurious and more efficient than Germany’s highspeed train.
@@Zifengtower yes 100%
@@yusei1996 🤝Danke
Ich komme aus Taiwan und jetzt wohne in Deutschland, aber ich finde Shinkansen besser auch.😅
ICE ist zu eng. Aber ICE sieht fancy aus.
@@309fa2 Ja der Shinkansen hat mehr Beinfreiheit als die erste Klasse im ICE :D Finde es auch cool, dass man immer in Fahrtrichtung sitzt.
Thanks for sharing your lovely trip with us! If COVID had not happened, we would have visited Japan for 10 days this summer ! 2021 , hopefully!
Sincerely ? JAPAN IS THE BEST COUNTRY OF THE PLANET!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏from Brazil!!!!
Yess!! New video!! 💜
Can't wait for the maglev coming to a station near you!
Your videos are fun to watch.
8:34 in this video. The train is going so fast,it looks like CGI from a 🎥. So amazing thank you for this tour,l really appreciate it 🙏
The button to lower the toilet seat blew my mind!
This is so nice to see. I went to Tokyo with friends in summer 2017 and loved the efficiency of the train system. Next on my list for Japan is Kyoto. I'm either thinking of flying into Nagoya or Osaka and taking a train there or possibly flying into Tokyo and taking a train from there.
Pro tip- the side with 2 seats faces Mount Fuji. Get the window seat there on a clear day and you'll be treated to fantastic views about 40 minutes after departing Tokyo.
The right side
@@G-y_m or left if going to Tokyo from west Japan. Better to just remember it's the 2-seater side.
I love riding the Shinkansen. The most difficult part of the ride is gathering up all my gatherings and disembarking the train.
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I haven’t used Tokyo station for years. I live in Tokyo.😷🦠😂
You love green tea very much, that's for sure.
love how you always respect others privacy
Have just discovered your videos, so informative, thankyou enjoyed them immensely😀
すごい新幹線、大好きです。いつか日本に来たいです。
懐かしい。また京都＆大阪に行きたいな
your video style is very similar with the channel i will always travel for food . great video keep it up
omg I've just subscribed.....What an amazing People you all are!!!!! Work ethic, discipline and Professionalism.....You are on the road to becoming a super Power!!! Highly impressed! I thoroughly ENJOYED the Journey.....Thank you for the effort!
Important: insert BOTH ticket slips in the turnstile at the same time! The machine needs to scan both of them. Inserting only one at a time blocks the turnstile (happened to me).
No big deal. The employees are used to this happening quite frequently. It's counter-intuitive to how we believe most machines handle stacks of paper. The turnstiles alone are engineering marvels!
I enjoy your nice and relaxing vids. We will definitely visit Japan and take Shinkansen. Cheers from USA.
I miss japan so much, hope this pandemic get over!
Japanese citizens are so lucky they have world class infrastructure and facilities ... love from India 🇮🇳
Thank you for sharing these videos! They make me feel nostalgic. I hope to travel to Japan again once things go back to normal. 😊
I am a Chinese and have been to Japan 17 times. I love Japan so much that I regard her as my lover
@Shankar Shanker China
@Shankar Shanker And where are you from?
About one and a half years ago I took the same train (at least the route). We sat in business class and had a great trip. I almost missed my stop because I was still on the toilet.
I was there in 2023 March.....I also took the same train same route......wonderful
One thing traveling on _Nozomi_ west of Hiroshima: the train could stop either at Tokuyama or Shin-Yamaguchi depending on the train schedule. So make sure you get the right train when traveling to either stations.
The good thing about the train system in Japan, and the Shinkansen in particular, is that when you arrive, you are pretty much in the centre of town. Even Tokyo - and you can use your ticket for a "free" suburban train ride to get you to your destination. Whereas getting to and from Narita in particular is a hassle. The train is often much quicker.
Thank you! I really enjoy all your videos! Stay safe!
✌🏻🙂✌🏻
Hi Kuga, thank you for this lovely video! I enjoyed it from the first second on till the very last one. Special thanks for the length of the video!!! That Shinkansen ride was so relaxing; the clean, quiet cars and that scenery along the way.... I would happily switch places with that green tea bottle of yours ;-) All your videos have such a serene vibe to them. It's just pure pleasure to watch and relax. I really appreciate the extra work you put in with the subtitles, they are just perfect! Not too many to distract, but descriptive enough to not miss out on what"s important in that moment :-)
Thank you for the heart!!! :-)
Your videos are very fun and cozy to watch. Thanks for the peak into what travel abroad is like.
Shinkansen is so cool, love it :)
The okonomiyaki looked so delicious! It was an unexpected end, but I should be used to some food experience being part of your travel videos at this point. I love it!
I feel it's flight experience on ground.
Tienes la satisfacción de vivir en un país tan tradicional y bello como Japón con una gente que lleva una muy buena disciplina y respeto frente al prójimo este video son unos de los pocos que me da satisfacción verlos muy buen video sigue haciendolos 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 saludos desde el valle de Texas
and a very comfortable ride for me also, thank you for Sharing
I've just discovered your UA-cam Channel yesterday - your Sleeper Train trip. I enjoyed both your travels so far. Thank you.
That last part you'd show Okonomiyaki really makes me hungry! I am from Malaysia & love Japanese food especially sushi, ramen & many more. Cant wait for your next travelog vid. 👏👏👍🔥💕
I miss all the train station 'jingles' 🎶🚆 (if you've been to Japan...you know what I mean...if you know..you know)
کمال کا کھانا ہے
مزاہ آگیا
I missed Kyoto ~ hopefully we could meet you in the future in Japan 🙏🏻😊