You have cool name

To posłuchaj jeszcze Gabriela Hyodo.

We are not good at dancing, it’s opposite 😂

👍👍

There is a true winter in north region of Japan. True winter with a lot of snow.

Thank you for your opinions. But I think it’s obvious that Japan has winter, there’s snow everywhere. And people go see Sakura in Japan. That means Japan is known for it. Come to Japan! You’d probably learn more👍

This is weird, judging by your choice of username I think you are interested in Japan at least a bit. Even Polish people who aren't interested at all often know that Japan has winter as they host ski jumping competitions in Sapporo, Hokkaido

そうですね、だから僕は都会が嫌いです。「ナンパ」「キャッチ」と呼ばれるカルチャーですね、日本人として申し訳ないです😖

@nyankoi Unfortunately, I cannot agree that women are safe in Poland. In Japan they ask or please for sex, and in Poland they don't even ask ... But the fact is, during the day, in a place where there are a lot of people, such situations do not happen.

@@hitomisaiko You had some bad experience or something? Only criminal lowest are like that........ S x without consent is R pe (sory for this sad censorship, YT algorithm don't like words.). According to 2010 statistics rate of r pe in Poland is bigger but not by much then Japan. Sweden have a lot more a lot.

Thank you 😌😭

Yeah there’s also a mountain behind my house 😂

Total true about mountains. I would also add that there is ocean near them :). In a way from Kyushu to Hiroshima about 20-30km from the city there are islands with mountains. It's beautiful. It's totally true that landscape is very good in terms of slopes, but I can't agree that Poland have worse roads then Japan. Both are good, but if you don't want to use car roads then Polish bicycle roads are superior in almost every way. To be honest it seams that Japan may have less specialize roads then Poland. Japan have better solution for sidewalks on which you can ride your bicycle, they are using asphalt or concrete, but there is very very bad solution in terms of kerb. Sidewalk is on the same level as road only kerb is elevated. If you want to cross the road even on the zebra you will need to be very careful to not jump on them or damage your wheal. I am not recommending sidewalks at all in any country. It's not safe, road is better, on that I think both countries are OK. If you will go on village roads you can encounter landslides etc.. In Poland I didn't encounter them, but it's land difference. In Kento region so, from Kobe, Osaka to Kyoto there is wonderful infrastructure, both for cars, trains and bicycles. Osaka Kyoto you can cross on bicycle almost without stop. It's very good, but it's not everywhere. Of if it's not needed then there is no need for building them so. In Japan there may be different system for bicycles, so in Fukuoka, Tokyo, Sendai, Sapporo(don't remember) there are markings on roads, so bicycles have their own road lane. That I like, I would prefer this concept, because it seams to be safer for both parties. There is small example of this in Kraków near Orzeszkowej MPK station. I would also like to point that I've seen in Japan that if there is railway/road elevation/embankment then on the lower lever there are tunnels for other traffic. Just adding, I would not recommend main roads for bicycling, even if there is secondary road (I think most of them have one). They are just boring, not a lot to see. On the south of Japan I've seen a lot of road infrastructure, but it seams it was build in 80s-90s and some is in bad shape. Also Polish country(villages) seams to be better looking, looks like people want their houses and roads to look better then others. TLDR: Mountains yes 10/10. Roads maybe? Not really? Both are OK, different solution to the same problem. Both countries have good roads, some roads are bad most are good.

Wait, you're looking for mountains in northern regions?

いえいえ、見てくれてありがとうございます😊

Yes, thanks💪

Haha, be confident!!😂

Haha really 😂

@@kensolojapa yeah :D

Polityka nie ma tu nic do rzeczy, a podatki (jeśli o to Ci chodzi) płaci się w każdym kraju. Tu chodzi o specyficzną mentalność i brak wiary we własne możliwości, chociaż powoli już zachodzą zmiany wśród młodszego pokolenia. Spora część Polaków lubi się stawiać w roli ofiary i zwalać winę na wszystkich, przy czym nie dostrzegając własnych błędów. Każdy kraj ma swoje plusy i minusy, tak jak i ludzie zamieszkujący te kraje. Jeśli znasz język rodzimy danego kraju, to nikt cię nie potraktuje jak obcego, ponieważ wszystko opiera się na komunikacji i jasnym zrozumieniu drugiej strony. Brak akceptacji dla odmienności znajdziemy wszędzie, zależne jest to od jednostki a nie całego społeczeństwa. Od własnej głowy się nie ucieknie, człowiek, który widzi tylko negatywy, jadąc na najbardziej rajską wyspę, po jakimś czasie tam też je zobaczy.

@@nadziejakonf.9 Nie zgodzę się z tym że polityka tu nie ma nic do rzeczy, ale nie chcę mi się o tym dyskutować szczerze powiedziawszy bo to do niczego nie doprowadzi. Z resztą się zgadzam ;)

​@@METAmeta_x264 Moonique w sumie napisał dlaczego uważasz, że Polska jest "very depressing country". Taki o to przykład stawiania siebie/Polski na 2 miejscu.

😂😂

Not for sure, but I can understand what you say👍

Siema

Oh really, at least it’s worth living once 😁

Yes, but if you choose everywhere, which do you choose?😁

@@kensolojapa Norway! I mooved from Poland a couple of years ago. Of course it is not perfect, but ...but it so peaceful, only a little bit over 5 million people in whole big country! Pure nature- I love it!! Work time- 37,5 hours per week. But u don’t need to work full time to have a good life. I highly recommend! 😎

Nomadworker is good in Japan😁

Leć, baj baj :)