I was so close to visiting South Korea and Japan at one point. I'm a Motion Capture performer and in late 2015 I was in contact with Capcom about the facial likeness role of Leon for the Resident Evil 2 Remake. I failed to mention I also have a voice acting background, in the end I lost the part and I can't forgive myself for wasting such an opportunity. That would've been a real dream come true to work in Japan and visit South Korea.

Gorgeous train, and you made me really hungry with those food close-ups! Also, a very belated addition of locations (though you named several of them yourself this time): 00:00 Hakata 08:21 0.7 km past Yayoigaoka 08:29 0.9 km past Yayoigaoka (passing under the E34 highway) 09:50 1.7 past Hizen-Asahi 09:59 0.8 km before Kurume (crossing the Chikugo River) 11:18 0.7 km before Kurumekoko-Mae 12:31 1.7 km past Mii 12:43 Tanushimaru 16:53 0.2 km past Sukigawachi (that famous waterfall: Jionnotaki) 17:59 1.1 km after Teruoka (out of sequence!) 19:31 0.5 km past Sukigawachi 19:40 Bungo-Mori 20:26 Yufuin

Thank you for welcoming any feedback Kuga And many thanks to you for your open mindedness

I wonder if there was a dress code

@N Kemp. Probably no dress code, but in Japan you can never be overdressed.

Thanks, Bill!🤝

Dessert dessert even more so!

Better than a desert, that's for sure.

Haha, in Germany?? Dann weißt du sicher, wie so ein Zug innerhalb kürzester Zeit aussehen würde 😂

@@user-gj3ov8ud3w ich galube nicht das zu dem preis sich irgendwelche hotentoten dort einfinden würden,den die können sich das wohl kaum leisten

He’s been getting a little click-baity recently.

Another one of those automated caption translations gone wrong .. lol. Still it was an incredible excursion on a magnificently inspired train with rather exquisite culinary dishes. Bushyboy Oz.

The US has a huge rail network, but when I see what other countries have, Amtrak needs to up their game. Trains in the UK are pretty crap, so I can't say much - but if the US had better rail travel options (more luxury for example), I would happily visit the US and do a rail journey cross country... but even a "bedroom" on AmTrak doesn't seem that great. When you see some of the Sleeper trains in Japan (and mainland Europe), there is definitely improvements to be made to pull people from planes to trains :)

@Wesley Swafford Yeah - said isnt it. I lived in Singapore for a few years - people joke that Singapore is a "fine" city cos they fine you for everything (how I laughed...) Yes, you get fined for eating or drinking on the MRT (underground rail). However, unlike the tube in London, I have never had to deal with people drinking beer and throwing up on a Thursday night, nor trying to avoid standing in a discarded half eaten kebab with sauce on the floor. Yes, Singapore has some very harsh penalties for things (including very serious crimes), but it is clean and incredibly safe. I always said, it is a lovely place if you dont break the law. Japan was quite similar - clean and has incredibly polite people. There is a huge language barrier in Japan, as many people don't speak English (not a barrier for them - only us tourists :) ), but still, I managed to get by because everyone is so polite, thoughtful and patient. I would live in Singapore again for sure and would love to visit Japan again - but prob wouldnt live there because of the language barrier and cost - its very expensive.

Thanks, Paul!🤝

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