イーシュンのイメージが変わりました‼️ 良かったです👍️💕👩

14:00 he is so local that he ignored the siren

こんなに自然豊かな場所があるんですね👏 エビ釣動画待ってます！ 1周楽しみにしてます！

SAFRA stands for Singapore Armed Forces Reservist Association. It is a recreation club for the national servicemen.

Omg love this! We Singaporeans love watching Japan Hour on CNA. Is this the Singapore Hour for Japanese? Hahaha...

12:40 there you go... you just found one dangerous or wierd person in Yishun - a naked man in a park! ..haha

Yes the laksa really good.

9:30 , he wants to live at the Hospital

Another good place to visit was right across from ORTO - The Lower Seletar Park. Nice place to walk. Go to the Khatib Central area, there's "Big Bitez" at the Broadway at 848 Yishun Street 81 for great cheesy chicken chop, and also a Duck Rice place (always has a queue). 848 is "U" shaped, the Big Bitez and Broadway is on the left "arm" of the U, the duck rice at the bottom part (facing 846). :)

Wow, You so brave to come back to Yishun!😂😂😂😂

Ghib Ojisama, thank you for your realistic showcasing of every day Singaporean lives. The laksa and chicken rice made me suddenly realize how I might have taken my home delicacies for granted. Looking forward to your future videos. お疲れ様でした!

welcome back to yishun

人生でいちばん美味しいラクサ、食べたくなりました🎶

I used to work in one of the Japanese MNC at Yishun, we had a Japanese training consultant who used to work in our Singapore office previously for quite a few years but had located back to Japan. He really like the laksa that you had, and will find every chance to eat there when he is in Singapore.

Visit Upper Thomson Road, not far away from Yishun. There is a nature park "Thomson Nature Park" opened lately with some Chinese history and reservoirs Upper and Lower Pierce You can visit Casuarina Curry - a famous Indian cuisine Prata House nearby after your walks or slightly further up, you can try some good food (Meng kitchen Fishball Noodles, Rochor Beancurd, Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry) n coffee (Yahava Coffee) at Upper Thomson Road with more food stalls and cafes by the road. Have a good time exploring!

Why are people offended. Its a running joke that yishun is the ghetto of singapore. People need to chill and not take everything so seriously

I have been living in Yishun since 1985 and I still love staying in this town very much. Thank you for coming over and shooting such a wonderful video of my home town!

Chicken rice right after laksa. You got a big appetite 😆

Man, you should try Sungei Road Laksa or Geylang Laksa dude. It's the best

Aiya I tot you will go back to the laksa stall to get the dessert later, that dessert is also famous for ice kachang and chendol~~

Another hidden place in Yishun is the Yishun Dam. If you planned to visit again.

Yishunの新しい魅力を知ることが出来て、よかったです。 それにしてもシンガポーリアンの視聴者さんが増えて、英語のコメントが沢山❗️ おめでとうございます🎉。

When the notification came out, I was so fast , as fast as Usain bolt, watch this video!😂😂😃keep up Ghib Ojisan!

Old Airport Road Hawker Centreで食べてみてください。料理は美味しいと思います☺️

The PMD at 10:05 is legal in Singapore only on Park Connectors (PCN). I'm guessing that the road that you were walking on is likely a PCN as there are yellow stripes on it. Speed limit is 25km/h and PMD must be UL2272 certified.

Hi Ojisan If you wanna travel around Singapore in a loop, I would recommend taking a combination of buses and trains so that you can see the scenery all around. Here's what I would suggest! Take bus 161 from Sengkang Interchange to Woodlands Interchange. It's an express service and takes about 45-60 min. Along the way you will see the northern parts of Singapore. From Woodlands, take the train on the North South line towards Jurong East. As the tracks are above ground you will see Singapore's western housing estates along the way. From Jurong East Interchange, take bus 97e which will take you through the western and southern parts of Singapore. The bus ends at Pan Pacific Hotel in the Marina Square area. From there, you can walk to Promenade station and take the Circle Line to Mountbatten station exit B. Then take bus 401, and drop off anywhere along East Coast Park Service Road. You can explore East Coast from there. Take the same bus 401 to back to Bedok Interchange, then take the east-west line train from Bedok to Pasir Ris. From Pasir Ris station, a 5 min walk brings you to a bus stop to take 109. You can take this all the way to Changi Village, which is a nice chill area at the east end of Singapore. The same bus 109 will bring you back to Sengkang in the opposite direction. Hope this helps!

Hi Ghib Ojisan, it's not easy being a KZfaqr, especially in Singapore. Most just like to show off plus glamourized how fabulous and luxurious their lifestyle is or bitching and spreading negativity. * Yawn * But you are very easy going and down to earth, and your contents are refreshing and depict the reality of life in Singapore accurately. Thank you for highlighting to the rest, we don't wear Gucci from head to toe or have a 1 million dollars office. Glad you were recognized for your work by TODAY Online as well as many who subscribe to your channel. Have a bless and wonderful 2020! :)

I literally LOL when you said you wished to stay at KTP Hospital 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🙈 Started watching your older videos as I’ve only started following your channel from this year onwards 😊👍

Ojisan, you should try Sungei Road laksa, use spoon , no chopsticks

Singaporean here, pmd are restricted but strict laws are only imposed on 1 Jan 2020 onwards, many still ride them before that day. Still allowed on park connectors!

The way you eat makes me salivate 😆👍 I must go Yishun to try!

u just missed out on one of the best dessert store in Singapore!! its just right beside the laksa shop.

Do visit Jurong East, there is q Science Center and large shopping malls, you might want to check it out!

英語すごくうまいな。一生ここに住んだから、外国の方の観点から自分の国のこんだけいい点を世界中の皆に紹介されて、僕は本当嬉しく思う。シンガポール人としてありがたいです。

Ghib Oji の探求心と、律儀さに、感動しました✨ どこに行ってもいいけれど、気をつけて取材してくださいね💖 今ごろは、日本かな🎌

We like to talk but dont like to start the convo very true

ジブおじの来ているＴシャツの汗がすごいです・・・・今は１２月の真冬なのに・・・・。 日本と違って南の島は暖かいんだなと実感しました。

you can try to visit wild crocodile at sungei buloh

バルス!!!!!!! おつジブおじ！ 今年も沢山の動画を ありがとうございました❗️ 来年も応援します‼️ よいお年をお迎え下さい♡

I suggest you visit holland village. There is XO Fish Head Bee Hoon, Soi19 Wanton Mee, Prawn Village Prawn Noodles, Katong Laksa and many others... There is also Beauty World with some nice food like Frog Leg Porridge, Lao Jiang, Indian food...

Ghib: Do you want to be in the video? Viewer: Haha no Ghib puts him in thumbnail

Go visit the hot spring in Singapore! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sembawang_Hot_Spring_Park

シンガポールの郊外ってのは日本に似ててかなり綺麗ですね。 ただ、シンガポールの人はおそらく日本の郊外をあまり知らないと思うので言いますが 日本の郊外はおそらくもっと綺麗ですね。自分は名古屋ですけど名古屋の団地とか住宅街なんかはホント感動するくらい綺麗です。

SAFRA is a club for our NSmen and those who have done their National Service.

actually most toilets in coffeeshop has the issue where users don't flash after usage. e-scooters wise, they are only allowed on the park connectors trails since jan 2020, pavement and roads are off limits for them.

Found all your videos interesting!!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 so happy too see you localising yourself in Singapore ☺️

ヘリコプターはYishun近くの軍事基地から

I love you're videos! It's very relaxing

3:23 ん？w

こんな緑豊かな場所もあるんですね。シンガポール一周も楽しみにしています。

If you get lucky, you can actually see otters in the pond next to the hospital. I've seen them twice. And I've seen big monitor lizards at the pond too. If you have time you can walk around the pond, the other side is pretty nice too. There is a nice restaurant called Real Food by that pond next to the hospital. It's a vegetarian restaurant and the food's not bad. And you can get a nice view of Yishun Pond if you dine there. You can also just get a cup of coffee and chill by the windows. It's nice. I like the Portabello Mushroom burger there. Also near the other end of Orto Park. There is a kampung where people do a bit of farming. There are also facilities for trampoline jumping and paint ball in that area. If you have time, you can also go to Lower Seletar Reservoir Park. You can actually see that park if you ride the MRT into Yishun from Yio Chu Kang. That's a really nice park that has connections to the Springleaf Park Connector via an underpass. That Park Connector is very nice too as it runs by the river. Also, you can check out Yishun Dam. That will connect you to the Rowers Bay Park which is also very, very nice. If you cycle, you can cycle all the way to Punggol or Jalan Kayu from the Rowers Bay Park. Jalan Kayu has some pretty good prata and prawn noodles but you won't be in Yishun anymore if you go there. :) If you like Yong Tau Fu, there is a pretty popular and cheap stall just across from the Laksa stall you ate at. The dessert stall next to the Laksa stall is pretty popular too. Back to the hospital. If you have time you should take a walk into the basement. There are small man made streams and a small water fall, it's very nice to chill there if you need to go to the hospital. Thanks for coming to Yishun again. I hope you'll return again. :)

That laksa fully deserves it fame. The gravy is sooooo rich and tasty. And when the steam hits your nose... oof!

Eating chicken,besides putting chilly & black sauce Must add in garlic sauce too That combination of chilly,black sauce & garlic sauce will really make a great difference in yr meal

Thank you for making lovely videos of my own country. I discovered your channel from your music and was pleasantly shocked to find that you live here. I watch your videos without subs as I understand your language. Have to say you have a precious talent in entertaining people with your commentary. One of the most natural and humorous I've heard. Keep it up and hope you attain 1M subscribers in a few years! -from a fellow Sporean studying in the UK

チキンライスのチキンを見ただけで値段が判ってしまった（笑） 元々適当に歩き回るという観光の仕方をしていたので、一般観光人が行かないような所に行っていたので、こういう動画は好きですね

I like watching your videos. As a local, it's like seeing SG in a fresh new way.

Just found your channel and love itttttttt~ You are so down to earth and did such a great work on commenting on all the places you visit around Singapore 😆

I walked around those area almost everyday and you make it seem so interesting hahah

志しが素晴らしい。

Every country has an area where people poke some fun at.

Been watching some of your videos, Thank you. Even though I've lived here for so long you make it seem everything is foreign and interesting. またね！

メディアで大々的に載せられると、やっぱり傷つけてしまう人が出て来てしまいますよね...なんか、色々難しい。

Come to Punggol, you would love the waterway environment. Coney Island, Punggo settlement.

10:10 you have account a YP

VISIT NORTHPOINT IN yiSHUN

The laksa and the green bean soap shop at 1:43 was decent...not sure about now. But worth taking a look! It's pretty cheap so shouldn't be much of a loss if the taste changes due to the change of boss or cook

You shld visit our off shore islands if u haven't!! Visit St John's island, Coney island, pulau Ubin etc!!

Don’t bother about those who feel offended. Those are probably a handful. It’s just a joke about Yishun as there were many weird(but not dangerous) happenings in that area in a short span of time. Otherwise it’s just like any other neighbourhood in SG. As for the helicopters, Yishun is near an army training area, so you will often see helicopter operations being conducted.

My Japanese friend who works in SG became interested in Yishun after watching your video and he wants me to bring him there one day to try the 925 chicken rice. Never did I expect my hometown to become a tourist spot one day lol

1:34 the styrofoam tho as soon some weird things happen in yishun from time to time 😂

You should go Tampines and visit its 3 malls (4 if you count Tampines Hub)!

Thanks for coming to my hometown again! Hope to see you around in Singapore

"It's beautiful here, I wish I can live there" *Points to a hospital* 😂😂

it's not illegal if it's at a park connector. general walkways is supposed to be illegal but i still see them on the general walkways.

There is a airforce base near Yishun. Thats's why you hear alot of military helicopters.

地元メシがそんなに美味しいとは驚き👀‼️飯が旨いは天国デスね！ジブおじ今年もたくさん動画や配信ありがとうございました！確実に日々の癒しになっています😄来年も自然体でご活躍ください❗️シンガポール一周❓️楽しみです😄

Still interesting to watch this video from a foreigner’s perspective even though I’ve eaten the laksa and chicken rice many times since childhood.

Walk further down to eat famous 618 Sim carrot cake (must order prawn version) and my house is there too haha haha. It’s closed Tuesdays.

Will be looking forward when you explore the islands around Singapore like Ubin, St. John’s, Sisters Island

Thanks for making video at yishun. I have been living in yishun for 31 years.

こんにちは！Ghibli Ojisanがシンガポールについての詳細なビデオを作ったことに本当に感銘を受けました。ところで、10万のSubscriberにおめでとう。あなたのチャンネルとビデオがシンガポールで、そして日本の視聴者から人気を得ているのは素晴らしいことです！ 私はシンガポールで生まれ育ちました。シンガポールと日本のハーフです。私はAng Mo Kioに住んでおり、現在Toa Payohで働いています。それらはシンガポールの古い土地であり、地元の人々に愛されている場所です。Yishunのように！これらの場所を訪れる観光客はほとんどいません。 最も重要なことは、Ang Mo KioとToa Payohの両方にたくさんの素晴らしい食べ物の場所があるということです！旅行や探索はあまり好きではありませんが（休みの日は寝るのではなくwww）_(:з)∠)_ とにかく、Ang Mo KioとToa Payohにある素晴らしい食べ物の場所や隠れた宝石を知っています。 いくつかの推奨事項が必要な場合はお知らせください！また、シンガポールに戻ったら、Ang Mo KioとToa Payohで素晴らしい食事場所を見つけるためのガイドが必要な場合はお知らせください。 それがあなたにとって都合が良いときはいつでも、私は助けて幸せです！ お疲れ様です、そして明けましておめでとう！ Apologies for my Japanese, as it is not my first language. I speak mainly English, and a tiny bit of Mandarin; enough to communicate with the stall holders when ordering from hawker centers! I'm also very sorry for my long post. Anyway! While I believe other viewers might have already answered them, I'd still like to take the opportunity to explain and clarify some queries you might have during the course of filming your latest video, along with sharing some personal feedback and opinions. First and foremost, while it's generally the norm for Japanese to be polite and apologize for almost anything, even if they're arguably not in the wrong (Don't worry I'm guilty of over apologizing too www) please do not feel like you had been offensive, or said some insensitive things in your previous Yishun video. I've watched most of your Singapore related videos, both on your main channel and Taberu Travel. My mom happens to be a big fan of your videos too, she says that you have a very nice and soothing voice, plus have a very pleasant and humble disposition www (❁´◡`❁) I can confidently say, and even speak for my fellow Singaporean viewers, that you have been nothing short of incredibly tactful, polite, and respectful of the local culture and its people. All the more so when talking about sensitive issues such as WW2 history, and Imperial Japan's colonization of Singapore, etc. This topic might still be sensitive to some locals, especially among the senior citizens and older generation who had been through the Japanese occupation. However, please have comfort in the fact that you handled the topic with utmost consideration and respect to Singaporeans, which is very commendable indeed. From the way you interact with the locals, your reviews of Singaporean cuisine, down to your frank opinions and critic on various aspects of life here, I can sense that you are a very genuine and sincere person. Please do not let anyone here tell you otherwise! We Singaporeans are glad to have you here. As the saying goes, haters are gonna hate. There will always be some butt hurt locals in any country who get offended at what they might deem as "ignorant foreigners" talking ill about their country, or things that they do not understand. Kindly just ignore them, we still think you're awesome regardless! ╰(*°▽°*)╯ Next, regarding the ban on PMD; while the ban has not been fully enforced yet, (it will be in 2020) I believe that licensed models which meet the required safety standards will still be allowed on cycling paths and park connector networks even after the ban, although using them on roads is still strictly prohibited. Personally, while I do sympathize with the inconveniences that this Law might bring for users who utilize them for work, such as food delivery personnel; all in all I think this is for the best, as it makes our footpaths a lot safer. Many a time have I been casually walking along, just minding my own business, or barely exited a bus/taxi and almost been road killed by one of those! (╬▔皿▔)╯ Plus, those errant riders zooming around in their pimped out PMDs at high speed while blasting their obnoxiously tacky music are truly a sight for sore eyes and ears. I believe there was one such contemptuous specimen in this video... (¬_¬ ) As for the topic on SAFRA, while most of their locations have retail shops and swimming pools, they do not serve the function of a mall or pool specifically, but rather sort of like some leisure and recreation area for locals to chill. I believe they offer additional benefits and/or cheaper rates to NS men, (basically all Singaporean males who have completed their 2 Years of mandatory National Service) but SAFRA's facilities are nevertheless open to the public and foreigners too. Additionally, fret not about the Helicopters flying around Yishun! I believe that there's like some military base nearby, which explains the helicopters and potentially other assorted aircraft you might see in the skies around the area. Don't worry, they're not on a manhunt for some escaped fugitive, or Singapore's version of Godzilla! (＃°Д°) Finally, I'd just like to clarify about the many and various Laws in Singapore, which might seem daunting and overbearing to some foreigners who would potentially like to work and live here. All the more so for your Japanese viewers! You might be able to translate this and better explain it to them. Most Japanese in general are very respectful of a foreign country's Laws and stuff, so perhaps it would not be that much of an issue. Regardless, I'm pretty sure you're aware about the memes and various infamous quirks about Singapore, like how Singapore is a "Fine" city, and etc! You can easily find such souvenir T-Shirts being sold at touristy areas. Just in case you might not know, apart from the toilet flushing one, we have other really weird and seemingly petty Laws, such as not being allowed to chew or purchase gum, except the therapeutic variety sold at pharmacies. (They still record your ID whenever you make a purchase) However, fret not; to put it colloquially in local slang, in Singapore there's always a "By Right" (i.e. following all Laws and procedures strictly to the T, the undisputed correct method) and "By Left" (i.e. not following Laws or procedures, taking short cuts, but not necessarily anything illegal) method of doing things. That is to say, many of the aforementioned petty Laws are not readily enforced by the authorities... nor are there realistically any practical means for them to enforce certain of these Laws, in particular the toilet flushing one. Rather, they will simply turn a blind eye to it as long as it does not cause any major disruption or inconvenience to other citizens. While I have to emphasize that I'm not encouraging anyone to break the Law here, the chances of anyone actually being fined for minor, everyday infringements such as jay walking, not flushing the toilet, chewing gum in public, bringing Durians onto public transport, feeding the monkeys at a park or littering the streets are exceedingly minuscule. However, while one has to be extremely unlucky to be caught and fined for these in the first place, that isn't to say that people will absolutely never be penalized for such infringements. Ultimately, what these Laws do is not just serve as a deterrence, but ultimately encourage all Singaporeans to be more considerate and thoughtful towards one another. Last but not least, thank you Ghibli Ojisan for taking the time to read through all of this! As mentioned, if you're ever considering to make a video about exploring Ang Mo Kio or Toa Payoh, I'd be most happy to provide you with recommendations for great food places and places of interest which the locals love, or even volunteer to be your "tour" guide for half a day! Thank you very much, and keep up the great work. Happy New Year and best wishes to you! o(*^▽^*)┛

You should come down to Jurong East. That where Japanese Football Club is.Jurong Lake Garden is just within walking distance.You can film how local elderly are spending their morning at the park,from Tai Chi, gardening and other exercises

if you like chicken rice, you should try 5 star kampung chicken rice at east coast!

Visit Toa Payoh, one of the oldest estate in Singapore

Thanks for showing me so much more about Singapore even though I have lived here for more than 10 years.. hahah now I want to travel around and be a tourist again!!

Ahhh my favourite laksa and chicken rice!! Thank you for showing others my neighbourhood haha

Actually I'm currently learning Japanese; so by listening to your explaining of my town makes me corrected many place that I'm currently speaking wrongly, thank you.

初めまして！ 私住んでますよー イシュン Eスクターは自転車レーンあるところだったら走れます

東京でいう足立区みたいなもんなんですかね(過激派

visit tiong bahru! there are tourists there but it is really a very beautiful and old neighbourhood.

Actually there's a military heli airbase near there , so u could almost hear chopper noise at a daily basic from the morning till 8 or 9 10pm , heli like the Apaches longbow , chinooks , super puma , Seahawk would take off at sambawang airbase , during training they would take a round trip as far to south china sea back and forth between the city . These heli can be better spotted at woodlands ring rd as they flew quite low at that vicinity

Hey Ghib, should tryout some nice foods in Marsiling Mall.

Our local desserts like Chendol, Ice Kachang, Ching Teng, Bubur Hitam and Tau Suan are also worth checking out.

Yishun : I am the most dangerous town in Singapore hell yeah! Geylang: Grab my shoes

Try Katong Shopping Centre's chicken rice. It's very popular and it comes with home cooked soup, with generous ingredients! And also side dish like pickes. I havent actually tried it but I always hear people rave about it and I always see a queue! I also like the Laksa Yong Tau Foo in the same foodcourt. It's a very old shopping centre, now mainly just maid agencies there. Do check it out! And while you are there, check out the whole Katong/Joo Chiat area. The peranakan part of Singapore. Try some peranakan food there, perhaps get a peranakan outfit too?haha. New to your videos. But am loving them. It's amusing sometimes how you exclaim things is amazing and beautiful when these are just very usual, or mostly taken for granted by many Singaporeans. Learning also to be more thankful for Singapore through your videos :-) I am also a traveller who loves discovering local places, away from tourists :-D But haven't done it this in depth like you!

Visited Singapore last July 2019 it is so hot and just stayed in the hotel most of the time ...but seeing ur video gave me a diff perspective of Singapore ...that video w the Bangladesh guy tell how good of a guy u r as well as the bangladesh guy

Ghib Ojisan, I came across your channel randomly one day and I have been following you "around" in my own country. Your videos are so amazing because you don't bring us to touristy place but around the neighborhoods. Keep it up and hope you will love to continue to stay in Singapore!!!

イーシュンCityから遠いから行ったことなかったけど行ってみたくなりました！

鳥掴むのダメ😂

町が綺麗で食べ物もおいしそうですね！