Pakistan to Japan Last Episode 🇰🇷 S8 EP 117 | Pakistan to Japan Motorcycle Tour

Pakistan to Japan Last Episode 🇰🇷 S8 EP 117 | Pakistan to Japan Motorcycle Tour

Assalam Alekum Everyone and welcome back to the channel from Japan. Yesterday, I took a flight from Seoul to Fukuoka. Right now, I am in a small town called Koga near Fukuoka. I had parked my motorcycle here at a Pakistani yard. Today, we will pick up the motorcycle from here. And we will leave for Hiroshima, INSHALLAH. Ever since we had planned a Japan tour, I have been getting a lot of requests to visit Hiroshima. So, INSHALLAH, we’ll go there today and explore the city. Hiroshima is about 250 to 260 km from here. It will take us about 3 to 3.5 hours to reach there. I will try to take the highway today. Because it will take more than 6 hours to reach using the local roads. So, we will avoid them and explore the city. We will also see what other interesting things we can find here. So, for now, we are in this yard. I’ll have breakfast with my friends here. Will introduce them to you and then we will leave. Here we have Shaban Bhai. I got his message on Instagram. So, I met him in Fukuoka. And then parked my motorcycle here at the yard. The stuff you’re seeing here is our breakfast from 7-Eleven. Shaban exports cars from here to Pakistan. Pakistan has a huge market for second hand Japanese cars. I will give you some details about that as well. There are a couple of cars parked outside. We’ll first have breakfast and then I’ll show you around. We have a tuna sandwich. Shaban exports this famous Raize from here to Pakistan. You can also see some accidental vehicles parked here. There is a proper shed here, owned by him and his partners. They take out the parts from them, put them in a container and send them from here. Whatever the demand is. Shaban, I’ll put your company’s name and all the details in the description. What is the benefit for people when they order directly from Japan? The cost of the middleman will be saved. Yes, the middleman is no longer needed. Besides, people can just order from you as per their choice. This raise here is the G variant. We’ve got another in Z variant. Nissan Roox and Yaris here. This is our container for Pakistan. Other than cars, we also deal with machinery. We have excavators, traders, forklifts, etc. We work all over the globe. I will put all the details in the description. If any of you want to order a car from Japan, you can contact Shaban. This is not a sponsored video. Shaban will send you a good car, according to your requirements. A lot of Pakistanis run their businesses here. I met a lot of them who are doing good work. Our motorcycle is ready. Let’s get going. This is their shed. You can see a lot of motorcycles here. These are sent to Dominica. And those are accidental vehicles whose parts will be sent to Pakistan. If you need any part in Pakistan, you can contact them. These are engines. All the parts are kept here. I saw similar huge sheds in Ibaraki as well. These two are Dominicans. Dominica. And Sherry. He watches my videos. Thank you Sherry. Shaban, thank you so much for taking care of my motorcycle. And for letting me park here. See you later. Allah Hafiz. Prayer for the journey May Allah make this a safe and pleasant day for us. I have to go to Fukutsu. It’s about 11 km from here. I got a message from a Japanese Indian family. They also came to meet me there. What’s the name of that place?? Osaka. I thought I would meet them as I pass by. But I am quite late. It takes time to set up the motorcycle again, once it is unloaded. This is an industrial area. This is a place for people, vehicles and other businesses. You load your container here. And set it on its route. There they are. Actually, they…. Hello. Yes. How are you? Hello Sir. How are you? How are you? Couldn’t meet you in Osaka. I missed you there. It’s okay. I am glad to meet you. I am sorry that I got a bit late. Where are you going? Hiroshima. Hiroshima. Yes. Let’s see. Thank you very much. It was a pleasure. Enjoy. Thank you. Let’s see. Actually, I didn’t have a cafe here. So they got me something to eat from here. Let me put this here. Drop the bike. Oh my God! How come? There was someone to help me. When I fell off from motorcycle in Tajikistan. People remember such small things. Thank you so much. Bye Bye. It will take us 3.5 hours by highway. It’s okay. If I didn’t take the motorway, it would have taken me 6 hours. So we will save 2.5 hours. I feel it will be difficult to see anything in this heat. We will just go there and explore the city. No doubt, the villages of Japan are very beautiful. But the distance is covered so slowly here. When you cover 20 to 25 km in an hour, you get exhausted. I think we should take the highway to cover the distance. The scenery around us is quite beautiful. But in the last hour, we hardly managed to cover 20 km. There is a population. Even after leaving the city, you will see either industrial areas or small towns. We are entering the highway from here. ETC is on. Will it open or not? It’s open. I thought if it doesn’t open, we will go back. There is no one here. Only if ETC is on, we can enter. There was no cash scene here. In such small towns, you don’t see anyone present. Let’s go to the next one. The distance is around 240 km. I think at least 200 km from that will be on the highway. I think we are 17-18 km away from Hiroshima. Oh my God! 4580.. Oh my God! That’s almost $35 USD. Oh my God! This is so unfair. Really unfair. So much money! How many km have we covered? 250 km. My navigation is not working properly. We have covered 220 km. Let me check if we are going the right way. The GPS is not working properly. Everyone told me to buy Android. I’ve got one now but it is not working. It is not working. I don’t know where it is taking me. I am shocked. We have paid $45 USD. I don’t know if this is a toll road or not. Oh well. I think Japan is the most expensive country in terms of motorcycle travel. If I take the highway, you have to cover 100-200 km. You have to pay $25-30 USD just for the highway. So welcome to Hiroshima. We are about to reach our hotel. I hope we do find some parking space there. Otherwise we will have to look for motorcycle parking. You can see the river passing by. We have come down a little. The name of this river is Tenma River. This is Versys Hotel. This is their parking. We will have to see how they park motorcycles here. I am thinking of parking there. Let’s check in. This is their parking. We will know once we check in. I have checked in at the hotel. They have given us parking as well. This hotel is not far from the city center. The atomic bomb memorial site is also at walking distance. I booked it for the good reviews. Once I’m here, I think this is one of the weirdest hotels I have stayed in. You get such experiences in Japan. Let me show you the room. I am not going into detail. This is the entrance. There is a washbasin on this side. There is a beautiful washroom on this side. There is a clean room on this side. There is an AC. There is a sofa as well. You have everything that you might need. I paid $42 for this room. Which is reasonable as this is the tourist season. You can hardly find a room here for less than $40. Let’s take some rest here. We have a lot of places to visit later. I am in the shopping street of Hiroshima. I am planning to show you this area first. After that, we will go to the Peace Park. I will show you the historical sites and history of the atomic bomb. The shopping area is very beautiful. It is similar to other shopping areas in Japan. There are shops on both sides and covered from above. Nevertheless, it is quite a wide and spacious area. There is not much rush in the morning. This is the walking street. It is called Hondori Street. There are 5-6 streets around this area. You will find shopping areas, cafes, restaurants and nightlife areas. There is not much rush here like Tokyo or Osaka. There are a lot of tourists here. Most of them come to see the Peace Park. After seeing the Peace Park, they take a train to Osaka or Tokyo. That’s why you will mostly see locals here. Hiroshima is a mid-level city. It is one of the top 15 biggest cities in Japan. Let’s go to the Peace Park Museum in Hiroshima. And explore the historical sites and buildings there. I am not alone. I have Mujahid with me. Mujahid is from Nagar. He is also a tour guide. I hope we will get good information. It will be easy to cover this area. I have done this once before. But I thought to do it with a proper Hiroshima tour guide this time. Thank you very much, sir. Let’s go and show you around. We are going to the museum. Before going to the museum, I would like to tell you a little history. During World War II, Germany, Japan and Italy were allies. The rest of Europe and the USA were allies. Japan was not directly involved in World War II. But Japan was very strong in this region. Japan wanted South East Asia to be its colony like Korea. Japan also occupied the Manchuria region. That’s the part of Northern China that’s connected with Korea. Japan also attacked other regions of China. It also wanted the rest of the countries in South East Asia and the Pacific region. Since it was very strong here, it wanted control over all the resources in this region. At that time, the presence of the USA was increasing. Japan did not like this. 70% of Japan’s oil was imported from the USA. The USA stopped the importation of Japan’s oil. Japan had only one option. It could either withdraw its troops from South East Asia and end the war. Or it could go to war with the USA. They planned a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. This surprise attack took place in 1941. After that, the USA announced a war against Japan. The history of the atomic bomb starts after this. This is a beautiful river on the way to the museum. This is the Peace Park. The museum and other sites are nearby. We have reached the entrance of the museum. There’re a lot of people here. We are in front of the Hiroshima museum. Mr. Zakir is with me. Thank you very much. That’s his wife. You messaged me but it’s nice to meet in person. I hope you enjoy your Japan tour. We are big fans. Keep rising, keep doing what you are doing. Thank you so much. Safe travels. Thank you so much. As soon as you enter the museum, you are shown how Hiroshima was before the bombing. These pictures show the life before the bombing. In which you can see the local life, how people used to live. These are the famous downtown areas. Sports activities. There are the pictures of kids going to school. These pictures show how the bomb was dropped on 6th August 1945. Everything is shown here. The bomb was dropped at 8.14 am? The bomb was dropped at 8.15 am. This is the life before 8.14 am. This is the life before 8.14 am. The life before 8.15 am is shown in this section of the museum. Within a minute, the whole city was destroyed. You can see some buildings still standing. But everything is shown in pictures. That is the famous dome building. You must have seen in my videos that most of the houses in Japan are made of wood. The area within 2 to 3 km radius of the place where the bomb was dropped, everything was destroyed. Except for a few buildings. This is different from the architecture of Japan. This is European style. It is made of concrete. It was made by a Czech architect. Most of the remaining buildings were made of concrete. Everything within a radius of 3 km was annihilated. Beyond that, some places had 30% destruction. Some had 70%. As soon as you enter the museum, there is a simulation showing how Hiroshima was before the bomb. What you see here is the Hiroshima before it was bombed. There was life here. How people are living. You can see the movement of ships in the river below. You can see cars and trams. You can see the atomic bomb here. As soon as it exploded, the city below was destroyed. Nothing is left. Only a few buildings are left. This is the radiation level showing how far it is going. The green dot in front of you is the hypocenter. The dome building is 160 meters away. Now they are showing how the city has recovered. There are many sections in this museum where history is being told. Why was Hiroshima chosen? Why did the US drop the bomb on Japan? Hiroshima was an important military city for Japan. During the World War, the US bombed multiple Japanese cities. There were many deaths in Tokyo. You just name the city. Other than the cities they had shortlisted for atom bomb. For instance Kyoto, Niigata, Nagasaki, Kure, Fukuoka, and Hiroshima. They decided not to do carpet bombing before dropping the bomb. People were already preparing for the bombing. They were dismantling wooden houses in Japan. But they didn’t know that they would be nuked. The US wanted the bomb to be dropped and then Japan would surrender. 90,000 people died instantly. In one year, the number increased to 144,000. Over the years, the number of people died due to radiation. Many people did not know that the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki was the first atomic bomb. The US has 600 times more powerful atomic bombs now. And all nuclear powers have multiple atomic bombs. Not just a few. The US only built two atomic bombs back then. The world cannot imagine the destruction of the US Many people have written articles and videos on the Internet. They say that if such an incident happens in the future, the world will be destroyed. There are many memorial sites here. Let’s go and see them. Mujahid brought me to a Turkish restaurant. Kebabs are served here. There is one more dish. We are having dinner with Mr. Faraz. He is from DG Khan. Our Saraiki brother. You are doing Ph.D. here. Yes, in Civil Engineering. He got a scholarship here. How many students are here? 25 students. Most of them are Ph.D. students. Most of them are Ph.D. students. Most of them are Ph.D. students. I think there are more students in Osaka and Tokyo. Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim. This was our last check post here. Bye Bye Pakistan. See you again. Assalamu Alaikum. Alhamdulillah. How are you? Sat Sri Akal. Speak Urdu? No Personally, the only thing I never wanted to lose was my mobile phone. This is an unexpected river crossing ahead of us. There is a lot of water. Oh well, it stopped in water. But there is no one with me who can help me. And I find this task to be quite dangerous. Look at that… how it’s lying down. It’s so heavy. It will be a torture to pick it up. Look at them, they are making fun of me. So, finally the time has come for this journey, which I started exactly one year ago from Pakistan. One of the best motorcycle travel that I have done so far. And I think it is unbelievable what we have covered in this series. Exploring an unknown area of Afghanistan, Central Asia’s adventure, Russia, a totally different landscape, Mongolia is so wild, China’s infrastructure and development, Japan’s culture and landscape.. and then Korea. It was a dream to explore all these countries. And I tried to show you as much as I could. Of course, I faced a lot of challenges. But in the end, it was all worth it. Traveling alone is not easy. Recording, editing and uploading videos while traveling solo, I think a lot of people take it very lightly. Especially when you have to edit and upload on the go, like I did in Japan, it is very tough. But Alhamdulillah, you guys gave me a very good response. Thank you so much for that. And every person who supported me in this series, whether it was through comments, watching videos, and with that, in all the countries I have traveled, I have met people from all over the world who gave me so much love and support. Thank you so much for that. And lastly, I stayed with Arif in Japan. He gave me his bike. He is an incredible person. Thank you so much, Arif. I stayed with Ali in Osaka. Thank you so much. And I consider myself very lucky that wherever I travel in the world, you guys show me so much love. Thank you so much for that. And hopefully, our journey will continue. We will take a short break now. I will spend some time with my family. Let’s see where we go next. I will share all that with you guys. That’s all for today. Remember me in your prayers. Don’t forget to Like, Subscribe, and Share. Allah Hafiz.

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This is Episode 117 of my Pakistan to Japan Motorcycle Series. In this Episode I explored Hiroshima and highlight of my tour from Pakistan all the way to Japan.