Final part of our Tohoku Japan summer tour is now on youtube
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Watching these videos has given me a strong urge to put a countryside tour of Japan on my bucket list. Thoroughly enjoyed taking the trip with you! Thank you so much for posting.
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You're welcome and it's a great country. It also has more than its fair share of ugliness, so trip planning is important.
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Thanks again. Two questions. What are all those, not quite, tunnels? They look like snow/Avalanche shelters as we have in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California.
And why did the traffic in the tunnel around minute 31 switch driving sides? I got used to watching folks drive on the left so that tunnel traffic really stood out. Or did you put the film in the projector backwards 😳
And why did the traffic in the tunnel around minute 31 switch driving sides? I got used to watching folks drive on the left so that tunnel traffic really stood out. Or did you put the film in the projector backwards 😳
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Thanks again. Two questions. What are all those, not quite, tunnels? They look like snow/Avalanche shelters as we have in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California.
And why did the traffic in the tunnel around minute 31 switch driving sides? I got used to watching folks drive on the left so that tunnel traffic really stood out. Or did you put the film in the projector backwards 😳
And why did the traffic in the tunnel around minute 31 switch driving sides? I got used to watching folks drive on the left so that tunnel traffic really stood out. Or did you put the film in the projector backwards 😳
The very long tunnel was being repaired, which was very luck for us as our timing gave us a safe and weird ride on the wrong side of the road with no traffic. It was a very weird feeling.