Luv your mask today. Aloha 🌺🌼🌴 I enjoy watching your “long” videos, but they do not seem so “long”. Thank you for sharing your walk and part of your day with us....much appreciated. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
I can't speak for others but I do enjoy your long walking tour videos while I'm working on drawing and improving my skills I like to look up and see where you are and the shops and cultural information you sometimes point out or all the cute cats that you love but can't take home it's very enjoyable. Even before everything that went down last year, I love being able to explore alongside people as they show off places from all over the world, the fact that you make your video's down to earth and enjoyable is always a bonus. So please keep exploring and being curious about the world around you. Even when you are unsure about the area you are in, it is fun to learn alongside you for the first time.
Wow, Thank you! Your video brought me back my childhood memories at Tonoo Ichiba. The market used to be packed with people every day. I enjoyed watching your video.
Wow it's taking me back to when I lived there. I was stationed there for 2 years from May 2019-2021. I lived like 10min walk away uphill from that 7-Eleven thats next to the 4-way bridge in the ginza (the big indoor bazaar/mall; timestamp 31:50) in a area called Matsukawa-cho. Really enjoyed being in close proximity to the ginza but still far from downtown. Please make more videos of Sasebo and feel free to talk to Americans that live there.
The McDonald's is a little bit different but very much the same. One time they got my order wrong and my girlfriend told my friends girlfriend. She then swiped my burger onto the floor and went downstairs to tell a worker. The worker ran upstairs cleaned it up then went back and brought me a new burger the way I originally ordered it. Lol. The best part of this story is that the girl that brought me my burger came through my cash register when I was working part time at old navy in San Diego 11 years later. She had married a sailor that got stationed in SD.
When I lived there in the early 90s big man used to be skinnys. He made the best yakisoba. That's one of the spots all the sailors went to after a night of drinking.
I was been to Sasebo at year 2019.Also start the journey from Sasebo JR station to the longest street market and eat Sasebo 🍔. The tranditional market which cross from bridge have a hidden caves inside in the shop which you miss out.
That was a really nice walk. I like the area and that indoor-street mall. I would love to check out that small local train station and that tucked-away sushi shop.37:47
Shinichi, this video will help me when i make a day trip from Huis Ten Bosch next april. Ill definitely try out the ramen shop at the pier and the burger shop that you recommended. Will walk Shotengai area after that. Your streetwalk definitely saves me time and energy. Thank you so much.
I lived in Sasebo for a while, but it had been nine years since I left. Seeing Sasebo in this video is like seeing an old friend I haven't seen for a long time. Thanks!
My father was stationed there when I was 17. Loved the place and the people. The Ginza was still just a paved road without tile back then. There were no burger shops but lots of little Ginza restaurants with their realistic displays of the menu items in the windows.
Thank you, Shinichi! I lived in Sasebo quite a long time ago. Seeing some of the same places in their updated version was very interesting. Yonka-cho has changed quite a bit. Thank you again for making the longer videos. I enjoy being able to (virtually) walk around with you, enjoying the sites.
Thanks Shinichi for the long walk through Sasebo shopping area . My first time too knowing this region. I hope you went back to get your 🍔 you deserved it .
Thank you, Shinichi, for another great video! It wasn’t too long and it definitely wasn’t boring. It was very atmospheric and reminded me of happy days strolling along Kappabashi-dori in Tokyo and the many shotengai off Kokusai-dori in Naha (actually shotengai pretty much everywhere😄). I love these walking videos and I also love exploring unfamiliar streets in new cities...and getting lost in the process😂. Thank you for sharing these videos and for keeping me connected to a country I love and miss very much. You continue to provide information and inspiration for future travels. Thank you so much. Keep up the good work🙏🏻🙂💕
We visited Sasebo back in 2016 to see a fireworks festival at Huis Ten Bosch. We also walked around the shopping area like you did, so this video made me quite happy to revisit it five years later. Big Man Sasebo burger was definitely worth the calories!
Lots of places are closing because a lot of the smaller towns and cities are dying off due to both low birth rate in Japan as well as young people moving to the big cities like Tokyo and Osaka for job opportunities. Sasebo has lost a lot of population in the last thirty years. It’s really sad because it’s a great little city.
Shinichi, you keep asking if we like these videos. Don't worry! This is the kind of thing I love to have running while I work or play games. Whenever you sound like you found something interesting, I will look at the screen to see what's going on. This does not mean that the video is boring to watch with my full attention, it just happens to be perfect as second screen material. There are a lot of people like me these days, who like to combine work and different forms of entertainment, it makes it much more fun to get through the day. Therefore I actually wish that you would make even longer videos like this. If you still find it fun to walk around a lot, of course. It takes me back to when I visited Japan two years ago. I walked around Kyoto and Tokyo, often up to 12 hours a day, and I feel like I barely scratched the surface. And you also show me interesting lesser-known places that I would love to visit on my next trip, when the plague has ended. Thank you for your hard work.
Thanks for another interesting city walk. You know that I like them 🙂. And I am always happy to see shopping areas which are not totally occupied by the big international brands. It is so boring to see the same shops in London, Paris, Hamburg, New York, Tokyo, Buenos Aires and even Kuala Lumpur or Lagos.
My first time commenting...but i've watched your videos for a little while now especially when I got very sick. It was your videos that kept me going and helped me heal 😊 I felt like I tasted the foods you were eating, and went with you on your exploration walks and shopping sprees. Thank you Shinichi and to Satoshi also. I love your channels 💕
Thank you! I'm originally from Sasebo, though I haven't visited there since I was a teen and hadn't lived there since I was a child. Interesting to see Porto made it there. They are an excellent bakery, Cuban I think and popular here (at least in CA). Really enjoyed this. When I go visit my mom, I want to show her this and other stuff about Sasebo.
In 1983, I had a chance to visit Sasebo, Japan for a few days while I serving in the U.S. Navy. I was on an aircraft carrier called the U.S.S. Carl Vinson, which was going on an around-the-world cruise. I remember it was kind of cold, and there were so many shopping centers to walk around and see what they had to offer. There is a Naval Base in Sasebo that allows U.S. Sailors and Marines to visit the mainland from their respected ships when they come into port. My friend and I decided to stay at a hotel near Nagasaki, and we both liked the place. The room was spacious and clean, and the staff was courteous and nice to us. I still remember the comfortable futon beds in that room, and I slept very well while in it. I also remember seeing an American movie while in that city, and it was called "Flashdance." It was odd seeing the Japanese script for subtitles while the movie was playing. My friend enjoyed the fresh sushi at a place we went to. I was too afraid to try it. I also remember seeing so many vending machines for anything you can think of. The guys from the ship enjoyed the vending machines that sold these huge containers of beer. All in all, I had a nice time visiting this city. Thank you, Shinichi, for showing me this city because it gave me so many memories of seeing it again.
Thank you for sharing this video Shinichi! I am a new subscriber! I lived there with my family from 2002 to 2006. This video took me back to my fondest memories I had with family and friends there in Sasebo. I gotta visit this place soon! I hope you can film in Roponggi as well 😊 Stay safe!
Hi Shinichi, Thank you taking to Sasebo. I agree with you. It easier to get around a small town. I would probably run and out of those small shops. I am glad you had your first dose of the vaccination. Maybe you can at least see your dad soon. It might be a little longer to see your mom and your sister. Sorry to hear about Justin. I pray that his surgery goes well. Take care and stay healthy.
I guess when half of the country is crowded around Tokyo or Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto, Nagasaki prefecture, Tohoku, Shikoku will come across as rule. Take in mind rural in Japan is still dense compared to alot of the world though.
Dear Shinichi-san, thank you for another wonderful walking video. I appreciate the longer ones too, they allow me to immerse completely into your world, for me it‘s kind of a meditation-like experience. But this time I could not stop thinking about poor little Justin! So sorry to hear that he‘s not doing well. As a mom of two kitties I can totally relate to your sorrows. I hope so very much that everything will turn out well for your beloved furbaby❤️
Very nice walk. I noticed in Japan that there seems to be a small window of time (like 10 to 6) that the small stores, shops, and food stalls are open and that's when everyone is on the move, which makes it hard to visit them. Of course the huge stores and convenience stores are open most of the time 🙄
Sasebo is nice.. I”m stationed over here as well currently. Very humid in this season so expect to sweat a lot here after being in the sun for like a few minutes. Otherwise very nice place
The area of my town looks like typical American outlet shopping malls. We do have an Asian Market one Vietnamese that is similar to the one in Sasebo surprisingly and another one in the suburbs that has a typical American outletmall experience.
like watching shinichi and tabi eats channel calming for me also over here in us seeing all japen food some might think look gross or good but over here just like i want try it once even if looks gross as long tatse good and just all food looks good there makes me wish sometimes not in us until forget like my guns shooting targets even if i feel like just heck hole here in us like shooting guns and targets not having go though 20 thousnad things but outside that might would live in japan becuase all food sounds and looks good even if can't read most of it lol
I love hearing the cuckcuck at the crossing. I feel like being in Japan. But soon you will be able to hear the sign of the Japanese Summer: the semi. Thank you for sharing your video with us.
Love the walk around Sasebo, brings back memories, especially of the shopping Arcade area. Spent 2 years in Sasebo as I work for the Navy and was there from 2016 to 2018. There was a family owned coffee shop that we really like in that area, it was off the main drag, if memory serves me correctly, it's was off the side street where 7/11 was at, if you were coming out of the 7/11 you would turn right and then the next side street you would have turned right again and about half way down on the left, it was called Kunimatsu. I enjoyed the Sasebo burger while I was there, they say the BlueMoon was were the burger originated, not sure how true that is as I heard several other places lay claim. It was during this time I found your guys Tabieats channel and have been a fan ever since. Keep up the good work.
@@Shinichisworld Glad you enjoyed the area, one of the tours of the islands you were referring to is the 99 Island tour, there is or at least 2 boats that do the tour and are located at the same location as the Aquarium, it's would be a hike from downtown, but a not a bad taxi ride. One of the boats is shaped like a pirate ship. I don't remember what the price was. The name 99 Island Tour is miss leading, they say that there is actually over 200 islands as you pointed out most are not inhabited. If your are adventurous you can actually rent Kayaks and do a self paddle tour of the islands. Best views in Sasebo in my humble opinion is from the Hotel Yumiharinoka, which has two great restaurants and a bar. If you are visiting you would have to take either a taxi or there was a bus that ran every so often I believe from the bus station, beautiful drive, but would be a long walk up the mountain. If you ever get back I would suggest checking it out, the buffet is great, but the views are better. I lived in Akasaki area, just down from a Daily's Convenience store and right behind the Akasaki Jr High School. Got to hear the band practice on most Saturday's. Stay safe and healthy.
@@Shinichisworld Almost forgot, for best view of the 99 islands there is a park located out away from the city, you can only drive, not sure taxi would go out there or not and might be pricy if the did, check out Kujuku-shima (Saikai National Park), Tenkaiho Observatory specifically. This is a really beautiful park. One of my Japanese Co-workers took me there one day after work showing me around Sasebo.
Hi, just came across your video hoping to find more info about Sasebo.. I don’t see much pedal bikers. Just wondering if it’s legal to ride on sidewalks there?
I just watched this video and I’m like... Do you know where you are or what you are even trying to accomplish with it.... Living there since 1989, This makes me feel like you either have no clue or trying to hard.
I love watching your longer city walk videos!! Hopefully enough people feel the same way to make you want to keep making them!
Glad you like them!
I was stationed here for 4 years, thank you for the nostalgia
Did port visit this year I want to go back so bad
I am just in Sasebo city yesterday and I am going to explore there again
My parents and son are going to visit there 3 days later. I hope they would enjoy the trip.😊
I miss Sasebo. loved my time there. Big man was my favorite place for the burgers.
Ward is way nicer than Gobangai, but Sasebo has its own charms. Thank you so much for sharing this video. I felt like I was home again.
Luv your mask today. Aloha 🌺🌼🌴 I enjoy watching your “long” videos, but they do not seem so “long”. Thank you for sharing your walk and part of your day with us....much appreciated. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
I can't speak for others but I do enjoy your long walking tour videos while I'm working on drawing and improving my skills I like to look up and see where you are and the shops and cultural information you sometimes point out or all the cute cats that you love but can't take home it's very enjoyable. Even before everything that went down last year, I love being able to explore alongside people as they show off places from all over the world, the fact that you make your video's down to earth and enjoyable is always a bonus. So please keep exploring and being curious about the world around you. Even when you are unsure about the area you are in, it is fun to learn alongside you for the first time.
Thank you for sharing your video ☺️ nice place 😊
Wow, Thank you!
Your video brought me back my childhood memories at Tonoo Ichiba. The market used to be packed with people every day.
I enjoyed watching your video.
Hey guy's thanks for sharing this video 😊
Wow it's taking me back to when I lived there. I was stationed there for 2 years from May 2019-2021. I lived like 10min walk away uphill from that 7-Eleven thats next to the 4-way bridge in the ginza (the big indoor bazaar/mall; timestamp 31:50) in a area called Matsukawa-cho. Really enjoyed being in close proximity to the ginza but still far from downtown. Please make more videos of Sasebo and feel free to talk to Americans that live there.
I was there 92-94. Lots of great memories
The McDonald's is a little bit different but very much the same. One time they got my order wrong and my girlfriend told my friends girlfriend. She then swiped my burger onto the floor and went downstairs to tell a worker. The worker ran upstairs cleaned it up then went back and brought me a new burger the way I originally ordered it. Lol. The best part of this story is that the girl that brought me my burger came through my cash register when I was working part time at old navy in San Diego 11 years later. She had married a sailor that got stationed in SD.
I lived there for 6 years. I miss sasebo so much😣 .
When I lived there in the early 90s big man used to be skinnys. He made the best yakisoba. That's one of the spots all the sailors went to after a night of drinking.
Thank you. Your videos are never boring❤
Very interesting and informative! 😃Thank you so much for the tour!
This brought back a lot of childhood memories when my mother and I would go to Sasebo to visit my Obachan.
I'm currently stationed in Sasebo, it's a really nice little community with lots to do. Very blessed to live in such a great culture.
What’s the car scene like there ?
Enjoyed the walk Shinichi. Another great video. Thank you for taking us with you❤️
4:50 I use to live in that brick looking apartment !! I miss that apartment. I love sasebo!
I was been to Sasebo at year 2019.Also start the journey from Sasebo JR station to the longest street market and eat Sasebo 🍔.
The tranditional market which cross from bridge have a hidden caves inside in the shop which you miss out.
That was a really nice walk. I like the area and that indoor-street mall.
I would love to check out that small local train station and that tucked-away sushi shop.37:47
I was stationed there from 1971-73. Loved it.
Thank you for sharing! I was stationed in Sasebo from 2004-2008! Brings back memories. Hoping to visit one day 🙌🙌🙏
36:17 is a restaurant not a residential place. It saids 椿食堂 Tsubaki Shokudo. Sasebo looks interesting. Thanks for the walk!
I miss Japan!!! Thank you for your beautiful videos!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful trip with us!
Shinichi, this video will help me when i make a day trip from Huis Ten Bosch next april. Ill definitely try out the ramen shop at the pier and the burger shop that you recommended.
Will walk Shotengai area after that. Your streetwalk definitely saves me time and energy.
Thank you so much.
Wish I knew you were going to do this in Sasebo. I'd have asked you to stop in at JaNoMe Sushi and say hello to my old friends.. (left Sasebo in ,'91)
I really enjoyed the enormous variety of buildings and road infrastructure ☺️
I lived in Sasebo for a while, but it had been nine years since I left. Seeing Sasebo in this video is like seeing an old friend I haven't seen for a long time. Thanks!
loved watching this video, was there almost 2 years ago walked the streets you walked. Brought back happy memories
i'm loving these new long city walk videos!! i hope you continue making them ✨ thank you, shinichi! 💕
These walking tour videos are great! Please keep doing them for us, it really feels like im there exploring with you!
I love watching these type of videos! Thank you for sharing it with us! Please do more! Sending you lots of love from Canada!
I really love your long walking videos. I really appreciate how much you tell us about what you see and experience. Thank you for making these!!
My father was stationed there when I was 17. Loved the place and the people. The Ginza was still just a paved road without tile back then. There were no burger shops but lots of little Ginza restaurants with their realistic displays of the menu items in the windows.
Such a nice walk. Thanks, it made my morning before work better. I see the closed shops, it that way here as well. But the walk was charming.
Prayers for Justin! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽💜💜💜
Sorry some of the shops closed down but it happened everywhere, so sad! Thanks for sharing Shinichi!
Yes, I enjoy your long city walk videos.
This is definitely the best video about Sasebo on CZcams! Thank you 😊
I love Sasebo. My wife did a 12 month student exchange and went to school at Saewa Joshi Gakuin and we've been back several times over the years.
I love watching your Nagasaki videos as I will be living there soon. This makes me so excited to go and offers plenty of recommendations!
Thank you, Shinichi! I lived in Sasebo quite a long time ago. Seeing some of the same places in their updated version was very interesting. Yonka-cho has changed quite a bit. Thank you again for making the longer videos. I enjoy being able to (virtually) walk around with you, enjoying the sites.
Sasebo looks very enjoyable and charming 😊
I feel like i'm there, love these type of videos.!!!
Nice city walk. Thank you! Shinichi. Take care and stay safe.😊
Thank you for sharing a very nice Sasebo walking tour!
Great video tour. Nice area. Very interesting to see everything there. Thank you. Cheers, from the USA!
Thanks Shinichi for the long walk through Sasebo shopping area . My first time too knowing this region. I hope you went back to get your 🍔 you deserved it .
This is a very nice walk in Nagasaki city. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, Shinichi, for another great video! It wasn’t too long and it definitely wasn’t boring. It was very atmospheric and reminded me of happy days strolling along Kappabashi-dori in Tokyo and the many shotengai off Kokusai-dori in Naha (actually shotengai pretty much everywhere😄). I love these walking videos and I also love exploring unfamiliar streets in new cities...and getting lost in the process😂. Thank you for sharing these videos and for keeping me connected to a country I love and miss very much. You continue to provide information and inspiration for future travels. Thank you so much. Keep up the good work🙏🏻🙂💕
Hi Shinichi how you doing good to see you enjoy ur video thanks stay safe God BLESS to all of u love guy's
We visited Sasebo back in 2016 to see a fireworks festival at Huis Ten Bosch. We also walked around the shopping area like you did, so this video made me quite happy to revisit it five years later.
Big Man Sasebo burger was definitely worth the calories!
please make more of those longer walking videos, really enjoyed
Lots of places are closing because a lot of the smaller towns and cities are dying off due to both low birth rate in Japan as well as young people moving to the big cities like Tokyo and Osaka for job opportunities. Sasebo has lost a lot of population in the last thirty years. It’s really sad because it’s a great little city.
Shinichi, you keep asking if we like these videos. Don't worry! This is the kind of thing I love to have running while I work or play games. Whenever you sound like you found something interesting, I will look at the screen to see what's going on. This does not mean that the video is boring to watch with my full attention, it just happens to be perfect as second screen material. There are a lot of people like me these days, who like to combine work and different forms of entertainment, it makes it much more fun to get through the day. Therefore I actually wish that you would make even longer videos like this. If you still find it fun to walk around a lot, of course. It takes me back to when I visited Japan two years ago. I walked around Kyoto and Tokyo, often up to 12 hours a day, and I feel like I barely scratched the surface. And you also show me interesting lesser-known places that I would love to visit on my next trip, when the plague has ended. Thank you for your hard work.
Thank you for sharing your videos shinichi 🙏🏽😁
Thank you for watching them :)
I miss Sasebo so much ;__; thank you for sharing!
Thanks for another interesting city walk. You know that I like them 🙂. And I am always happy to see shopping areas which are not totally occupied by the big international brands. It is so boring to see the same shops in London, Paris, Hamburg, New York, Tokyo, Buenos Aires and even Kuala Lumpur or Lagos.
You did mentioned hakone, would love to see video of that.
My first time commenting...but i've watched your videos for a little while now especially when I got very sick. It was your videos that kept me going and helped me heal 😊 I felt like I tasted the foods you were eating, and went with you on your exploration walks and shopping sprees. Thank you Shinichi and to Satoshi also. I love your channels 💕
Thank you. I’m so happy that you are doing better now.
Thank you! I'm originally from Sasebo, though I haven't visited there since I was a teen and hadn't lived there since I was a child. Interesting to see Porto made it there. They are an excellent bakery, Cuban I think and popular here (at least in CA). Really enjoyed this. When I go visit my mom, I want to show her this and other stuff about Sasebo.
In 1983, I had a chance to visit Sasebo, Japan for a few days while I serving in the U.S. Navy. I was on an aircraft carrier called the U.S.S. Carl Vinson, which was going on an around-the-world cruise. I remember it was kind of cold, and there were so many shopping centers to walk around and see what they had to offer. There is a Naval Base in Sasebo that allows U.S. Sailors and Marines to visit the mainland from their respected ships when they come into port. My friend and I decided to stay at a hotel near Nagasaki, and we both liked the place. The room was spacious and clean, and the staff was courteous and nice to us. I still remember the comfortable futon beds in that room, and I slept very well while in it. I also remember seeing an American movie while in that city, and it was called "Flashdance." It was odd seeing the Japanese script for subtitles while the movie was playing. My friend enjoyed the fresh sushi at a place we went to. I was too afraid to try it. I also remember seeing so many vending machines for anything you can think of. The guys from the ship enjoyed the vending machines that sold these huge containers of beer. All in all, I had a nice time visiting this city. Thank you, Shinichi, for showing me this city because it gave me so many memories of seeing it again.
Thank you for sharing this video Shinichi! I am a new subscriber! I lived there with my family from 2002 to 2006. This video took me back to my fondest memories I had with family and friends there in Sasebo. I gotta visit this place soon!
I hope you can film in Roponggi as well 😊 Stay safe!
I’m going to sasebo Japan soon!!
Enjoy your time there and make sure to explore the city.
Hi Shinichi,
Thank you taking to Sasebo. I agree with you. It easier to get around a small town. I would probably run and out of those small shops.
I am glad you had your first dose of the vaccination. Maybe you can at least see your dad soon. It might be a little longer to see your mom and your sister.
Sorry to hear about Justin. I pray that his surgery goes well. Take care and stay healthy.
I guess when half of the country is crowded around Tokyo or Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto, Nagasaki prefecture, Tohoku, Shikoku will come across as rule. Take in mind rural in Japan is still dense compared to alot of the world though.
Try the Sasebo burger at Log Kit...there's a small kiosk outside Sasebo station. Mecha umai!
Hello Mr. Shinichi. 👋Stay safe😊
Dear Shinichi-san, thank you for another wonderful walking video. I appreciate the longer ones too, they allow me to immerse completely into your world, for me it‘s kind of a meditation-like experience. But this time I could not stop thinking about poor little Justin! So sorry to hear that he‘s not doing well. As a mom of two kitties I can totally relate to your sorrows. I hope so very much that everything will turn out well for your beloved furbaby❤️
Thank you
Nice walk shinichi!!!! 🏃🏼♂️
Lemon steak sounded good est:1975 😮👍🏻
Totally agree love the old original shops so sad they had to close down!!!😥
Thanks 👍I love the old shops. It has a special charm that modern buildings don't have.
@@Shinichisworld 1000%👍
Very nice walk. I noticed in Japan that there seems to be a small window of time (like 10 to 6) that the small stores, shops, and food stalls are open and that's when everyone is on the move, which makes it hard to visit them. Of course the huge stores and convenience stores are open most of the time 🙄
It's true. Many mom and pop shops are only open for a short time during the day. The more rural areas you go to, the shorter the hours it seems.
Moving with the family in a month. I wonder what it's like 3 years later.
Sasebo is nice.. I”m stationed over here as well currently. Very humid in this season so expect to sweat a lot here after being in the sun for like a few minutes. Otherwise very nice place
The tex-mex might be from the US naval base nearby.
The area of my town looks like typical American outlet shopping malls. We do have an Asian Market one Vietnamese that is similar to the one in Sasebo surprisingly and another one in the suburbs that has a typical American outletmall experience.
like watching shinichi and tabi eats channel calming for me also over here in us seeing all japen food some might think look gross or good but over here just like i want try it once even if looks gross as long tatse good and just all food looks good there makes me wish sometimes not in us until forget like my guns shooting targets even if i feel like just heck hole here in us like shooting guns and targets not having go though 20 thousnad things but outside that might would live in japan becuase all food sounds and looks good even if can't read most of it lol
I loved this video, thank you Shinichi!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I remember a pancake & roasted nuts at the indoor mall. I didn’t notice that on your indoor walk? Very clean. It was very safe in 87. Is it still?
Yea it’s still very safe here.
Hiiii 😊 Shinichi from japan 🇯🇵
I love hearing the cuckcuck at the crossing. I feel like being in Japan. But soon you will be able to hear the sign of the Japanese Summer: the semi.
Thank you for sharing your video with us.
Great video. I for one would enjoy an even longer walk!
I live here now... 😶
Love the walk around Sasebo, brings back memories, especially of the shopping Arcade area. Spent 2 years in Sasebo as I work for the Navy and was there from 2016 to 2018. There was a family owned coffee shop that we really like in that area, it was off the main drag, if memory serves me correctly, it's was off the side street where 7/11 was at, if you were coming out of the 7/11 you would turn right and then the next side street you would have turned right again and about half way down on the left, it was called Kunimatsu. I enjoyed the Sasebo burger while I was there, they say the BlueMoon was were the burger originated, not sure how true that is as I heard several other places lay claim. It was during this time I found your guys Tabieats channel and have been a fan ever since. Keep up the good work.
Thanks David. It was my first time here and I really enjoyed exploring the area.
@@Shinichisworld Glad you enjoyed the area, one of the tours of the islands you were referring to is the 99 Island tour, there is or at least 2 boats that do the tour and are located at the same location as the Aquarium, it's would be a hike from downtown, but a not a bad taxi ride. One of the boats is shaped like a pirate ship. I don't remember what the price was. The name 99 Island Tour is miss leading, they say that there is actually over 200 islands as you pointed out most are not inhabited. If your are adventurous you can actually rent Kayaks and do a self paddle tour of the islands. Best views in Sasebo in my humble opinion is from the Hotel Yumiharinoka, which has two great restaurants and a bar. If you are visiting you would have to take either a taxi or there was a bus that ran every so often I believe from the bus station, beautiful drive, but would be a long walk up the mountain. If you ever get back I would suggest checking it out, the buffet is great, but the views are better. I lived in Akasaki area, just down from a Daily's Convenience store and right behind the Akasaki Jr High School. Got to hear the band practice on most Saturday's. Stay safe and healthy.
@@Shinichisworld Almost forgot, for best view of the 99 islands there is a park located out away from the city, you can only drive, not sure taxi would go out there or not and might be pricy if the did, check out Kujuku-shima (Saikai National Park), Tenkaiho Observatory specifically. This is a really beautiful park. One of my Japanese Co-workers took me there one day after work showing me around Sasebo.
You need a summer t-shirt , my friend, since you do a lot of walking.🥵
hi, hoping someone could help me find the 1986 SASEBO City Pro Japan Championship t-shirt... x
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Hi, just came across your video hoping to find more info about Sasebo.. I don’t see much pedal bikers. Just wondering if it’s legal to ride on sidewalks there?
Yes it’s absolutely ok to ride on sidewalks.
HOW TO REACH THIS SHOTENGAI FROM SASEBO STATION? THANKS
There’s just one area with the shotengai. It’s called yonkacho shotengai. Please ask someone at the Sasebo station. They will be able to help.
@@Shinichisworld THANKS...
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How much would one of those apartments cost per month?
I’m not sure but definitely cheaper than tokyio
@@Shinichisworld Thank you for the response. I hope you and Satoshi have a lovely day. Give Justin a hug from me❤
Uh, oh... that bug got you for jaywalking! lol! :D
I know right?
So few people! Is that usual or because of Covid?
A lot to do with covid and restrictions
I just watched this video and I’m like... Do you know where you are or what you are even trying to accomplish with it.... Living there since 1989, This makes me feel like you either have no clue or trying to hard.
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Looks like very poor access for wheelchair users to get to that market
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