따스한 호수가 반겨주는 캠프장 | 홋카이도 3일차

따스한 호수가 반겨주는 캠프장 | 홋카이도 3일차

Hello, this is WOOZEIST I finished my schedule at Kitahiroshima Kaeru Campground in Hokkaido. I’m on my way to Lake Shikotsu. The problem is that I have to go out to the roadside from the campground and catch a bus, but the bus schedule has changed, so I don’t know if I can catch this bus. If I can’t catch the bus, I have to walk to Shimamatsu Station, which is about an hour and a half away. I haven’t been able to change my clothes for the third day, so I heard there’s a public bath at the Lake Shikotsu tourist site. I’ll go to the public bath and wash up during the opening hours of 11:00 to 15:00 for non-guests. I’ll sweat and make a fire anyway, so changing clothes won’t be meaningful. When you travel like this, your immune system gets stronger(?) What are you talking about ? It’s not like I don’t wash or change my clothes for a day or two. It’s easy and light to travel like this. I don’t have to worry about what other people think. I didn’t know when I came here yesterday, but it was downhill. That means it’s uphill now. I just have to cross the crosswalk and I’m there. This is the Shimamatsuzawa bus stop. At first glance, It’s a deserted place. When I got off the bus yesterday, no one got off here. I boarded the bus safely . Chiyoda-cho-roku-chome: Bus stop adjacent to Chitose Station. I’ll shop, eat, and move diligently. I was going to shop at a Lawson convenience store, but I got off right in front. There’s a bus coming in 10 minutes, but I don’t want to go in too much of a hurry, so I’ll eat and move leisurely. I think that’ll be better. This is inside the Chitose Station Plaza. I found a restaurant . I’m careful when choosing food. I wanted to eat something this clean, and I met the right person. It feels like my insides are warming up. I always get a hangover when I drink sake. When you come to Japan, you can’t help but drink sake. It seems like the hangover has completely gone away I wasn’t late, but time passed quickly because I rested. Going to the campsite and choosing food. The campsite I went to yesterday had a store, right? There’s nothing here. I don’t know where to catch the bus I found the bus information desk. Can I catch the bus to Lake Shikotsu here? Go to platform 4. 2 minutes left until departure. Anything can be solved by bumping into it. Board safely. Arrived at stop. It was so funny to ride the bus while sweating so much. I laughed by myself. 35 minutes from now, we’ll get there. I see people going canoeing. We’ve arrived at Lake Shikotsu. The atmosphere is totally like a tourist destination This is Ocean Days, where you can enjoy water sports. I also made a reservation for Ocean Days, but then cancelled it The reason why, when I first planned it, I looked into camping here for 2 nights. Unfortunately, the second day was fully booked. So I changed my plans and went to Kitahiroshima. It turned out well, right? Otherwise, I wouldn’t have been able to go to Kitahiroshima, so I think this was a good choice. The tourist attractions are well organized, and Lake Shikotsu can be seen in the distance. I’ll take a look at the lake and go to the public bath. I can see people riding duck boats and they’re cute. Tourist attraction 1: Yamasen Bridge It seems like there’s a way to the public bath past the bridge. I could go around, but I’ll take a look while I’m here. Oh, good. I can see people riding SUPs that I had made a reservation for. It doesn’t look as fun as I thought. It seems too hot . This is Yamasen Bridge, a famous attraction at Lake Shikotsu. The waterway next to the bridge is so pretty. I want to camp here. Looking at the guide map, it seems like this is the way. What I’m worried about is how to get to Morappu Campground later. Getting back from Morappu to here is also a problem. I really have to hitchhike then. Kyukamura Shikotsuko (Hotel and onsen) Oh my, this is a big deal. The stairs are pretty high. I don’t have to go back to the tourist attraction later. It’s good that I went past the bridge after seeing all the tourist attractions. If I go to the hot springs after this, it’ll be really I feel refreshed. I’m sweating buckets. Oh my… I went hiking again, which is not in my fortune… I feel like I’ve come a long way. I want to wash up and refresh myself. I wish I could camp on the grass here. I see a deck where I can camp. If only I were allowed to, I’d like to settle down here. Kyukamura = Franchise lodgings located throughout Japan. I’m really drenched in sweat right now? It’s embarrassing because I’m all soaked. I’ll go wash up quickly. Look at this. I’m all soaked. I’ll wash up and come back. I feel so refreshed after washing up. I dressed up like a Japanese camper today. The public bath here was really hot. I thought it would be cool and refreshing… But it was a fantastic combination of the hot water inside, which was over 40 degrees, and the sunlight coming in from outside. I turned on the cold water in the shower and rubbed myself with the cold water for 10 minutes. There’s another problem. My bag is getting bigger and bigger(?). Normally, you have to reduce your luggage while traveling, but this bag keeps getting bigger and bigger I don’t have enough energy to go back to the Lake Shikotsu tourist site… I don’t have the stamina and I don’t have the confidence to go back. I’ll look around the tourist spots tomorrow morning since I’ll have enough to look around tomorrow morning, and I’ll call a taxi and go over to Morappu Campground. I can’t catch a taxi at all, so I’m asking the desk. They said there’s an additional fee if you call a taxi, so I’m checking. It’s not easy to catch a taxi. I’ll have to wait about 50 minutes for a taxi to come, and the total cost is 6,000 yen It’s such a waste. I’ll just walk and hitchhike. I really don’t know what to do We’ll figure it out I’ll ask if anyone in the parking lot is leaving. If the route is right, I’ll pay the taxi fare and ask. Excuse me, sir. I know it’s a lot to ask, but I’m asking politely. I’ll just go down the main road and do it. Otherwise, it’ll take 1 hour and 14 minutes. As you can see, my bag is growing very quickly. It’s easy to go there, but it’s more of a problem to come back. I’m trying to go to a campground that’s 10 minutes away from here by car, but I can’t catch a taxi. [Where is this place?] Morappu Campground Really Thankfully, he agreed. I was able to hitchhike. Thank you so much. I was so lost. It was even more difficult because it seemed like a place where tourists don’t come. [Did you take a bus from Kitahiroshima to here?] Foreign languages are momentum [It’s so hot today] Thank you so much The teacher who said he would never accept a thank you [Have a nice trip] Thanks to you, I came so comfortably Thank you so much This is why I have to live more generously I am so grateful I will go down and secure a seat first I am hungry but I don’t think now is the time to eat Chungju Lake (a beautiful lake in Korea) It feels similar to the Shizuoka Koan Campground that I visited before Today, I will find a shady seat rather than a seat in front of the lake with a nice view. If I stay by the lake without shade, I will get roasted by the sun. I am going to check in to the campground The atmosphere is so good This seems to be the main building It is a new feeling when I arrive here Where should I settle down so that word will spread that I got a good seat? Come to think of it, I stupidly didn’t bring my swimsuit. I want to go into the water, but I wonder if I should just go in. Since my coat tent is easy to move anyway, I’ll first settle down in the shade and then move it to the lakeside when the sun sets. I unloaded my bag and, looked for a spot and found a good spot. It’s in the corner, but it seems quiet and okay. I was disappointed, so I looked around more and that spot was a good spot . I’ll quickly pitch the tent, settle down, and eat. I’ll take out my laundry and dry it. If you leave it in the bag, it’ll ferment. The smell is serious This smell isn’t from people These socks are really kicking. Once you smell this, you’ll want to wash your rice I got some local bread from the Afghan friends in front of me. It’s a bit like Korean traditional cookie. A friendly Afghan family I’ll eat the refreshing bibim noodles first. It tastes exactly like I thought it would. It tastes like korean cool noodle I also bought tape to repair my torn sleeping bag. Me, who worked hard to get here. I’ll take a nap with this view. My Afghan friends I found a tree with a coveted view There’s a sink nearby. There are quite a few people coming in now. The camping atmosphere here feels different overall from Shizuoka. I’m all I haven’t been there, but Hokkaido feels more lively. And I looked closely, but it didn’t seem like anyone was using camp beds. I didn’t see a single team I debated whether to come or not because the accessibility here is still very bad, but I think I would have regretted it if I hadn’t come. It’s that good. There wasn’t a video of Morappu Campground uploaded by a Korean YouTuber. I think I’m the only one introducing a campground (in Korea). I wish many people would visit this place like Fumotoppara. In Korea, there is no rainy season, but in Hokkaido, there is no rainy season. It’s the perfect area to visit in the summer. However, it would be much easier if you rent a car. Most places can be reached in 30 minutes to 1 hour. It’s about 40 minutes by car from Kitahiroshima Campground to here? This place is also very pretty This spot is also nice. It is a space where you can rent canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards. A must-visit for photos Careful not to fall in a place worth seeing at least once in your life. When you travel alone, it is sad because there is no one to take pictures of you. Of course, you can set up a tripod and take pictures, but these days, taking selfies is too much of a hassle. I’m just going to take them in with my eyes and record them on video and be done. If you walk around like this, you will finish exploring the campsite. This is the road where I first came in. It is surprising that there is no store in a campsite of this size. It seems that there are more people coming to play in the water than to camp. After the water play time, there were quite a few less people Is it because I kept seeing people playing in the water? I am hungry as if I played in the water. I didn’t bring much to eat today… Here are the good things about camping trips: First: You can enjoy the beautiful nature of a foreign country. This is the best advantage. Second: You can save a lot on accommodation costs If you are not picky about where to sleep, this is also a good way to travel. You can save on accommodation costs and enjoy emotions more. I think you can see the culture of this country better. I don’t see people from other countries, but I often see people from Central Asia. This is my home. A quiet and secluded space. The camper next door came to visit. ThousWinds, a Japanese camping equipment brand. I also have this product. It’s nicely decorated. Sharing a story about my trip to Fumotoppara. Now it’s time to eat. I’ll eat kimchi bulgogi rice first. As expected , convenience store food in Japan is delicious. I have to hitchhike tomorrow too, but I feel lost. Since I did well today, I’ll do well tomorrow too. This is a bit like a cold dish, like a cold chicken breast dish? Exactly, it would have been really tasty if there had been a little bit of green chili pepper in it. I was very successful in choosing convenience store food this time. I ate it all up. This is the last food for today. I’ll eat it in case of an emergency. I clearly had a lot of luggage earlier, but there’s not much when I take it out. The sun is setting now I met a German friend for a bike trip and had a small talk. We’re meeting after sunset, so I’m gonna head out now. I heard that he thought there would be a store and didn’t buy anything. I don’t have much to eat today either, but I’m going to share. I’ll share canned food and the lunch box I was going to eat as emergency food. The German friend I met was named Luca. had a friend with me, so I asked if Luca was there She said he would be back after going to the bathroom. [What’s your name?] My name is WOO-JAE I’m from Korea. [Awesome. Nice to meet you.] Luca said that you guys don’t have anything to eat. [Is it okay if I film?] Of course. I took out everything I had while sharing food. Perfect Korean English pronunciation. Dinner party was right. [How did you meet Luca?] He just came to me and talked. This friend’s name is Alina. I met her without any intention, but it turned out she was running a large account. As expected, you have to give to get happy things. Alina is a Spanish friend who likes kimchi, so she said she only brought kimchi. also installed a lantern holder so we could play for a while. This is the fun of traveling. Do you have a cup? [Thank you] [Cheers] In Korea, we say “Zzan!” The cup Alina took out was surprisingly a menstrual cup. You’re really cool. It’s amazing . You use a menstrual cup as a drinking glass. You’re a great woman. As we were talking, Luca came too. When I said I use a menstrual cup, Luca’s sighing reaction was also funny. [Idiot Duet] [I have to watch your channel and learn] Sharing places I’ve been If you come to Korea, I’ll show you everything . Friends who haven’t been to Korea yet [I really want to go there] [I made a Korean friend] While I was entering Singapore, I got a call from YouTube saying that the channel I was running was attacked by a hacker. I heard that it was difficult to restore the channel. As a result, I was taking a break for about a year. [You eat the last chocolate] A Korean talking to a Spanish friend expressing gratitude in Japanese. It takes a lot of time to make a YouTube video. All creators can relate. Let’s see each other tomorrow. If I don’t see you in the morning, let’s meet in Korea. What are the chances that you met German and Spanish friends in Japan, and they only brought kimchi? I think this is the charm of traveling. Spending time together like this, talking, and people around me telling me that I’m eccentric often, but when you travel like this, you get to meet even more eccentric people. Alina said she hasn’t been home for 9 months. I should follow her example. Anyway, I had a great time today and I’m going to sleep now. Good night, everyone. What is this? Why is it raining all of a sudden? I didn’t prepare for the rain at all? This is a big deal? Wow, this trip can’t end in the rain… Is this the last spurt of the trip… But I don’t plan on getting out of the sleeping bag Moving now won’t change anything… I’ll just sleep more. I’ll sleep for an hour more while listening to the sound of the rain. What’s going on? I had a good trip and ended up with rainy camping. I didn’t see any news of rain, but it looks like it’s going to rain all day today. I’m currently diligently leaving around 7 am but I don’t know how to get out of here. I’ll finish organizing and leave now. I think I’ll have to walk and hitchhike. The bus is at 9:34, but I think I’ll get there in a hurry if I walk. If there’s a group leaving, I’ll ask them, but no one’s leaving. It’s early in the morning. There’s no bus coming here, and I can’t catch a taxi. I originally planned to finish organizing and leave around 11 am, but the forecast says it’ll rain more starting at 10 am. It’s going to rain all day, so I thought it would be right to leave early, so I came out. I think I’m still not fully asleep because I woke up to the rain. Take care. Morappu Campground. Please arrive on time and take the 9:30 bus. Current location → Chitose Station → New Chitose Airport. There’s a hot spring inside New Chitose Airport. I’m going to spend some time recovering after eating and soaking in the hot spring That’s because I have to go to work tomorrow when I go back to Korea. Everything else is fine, but maybe because it’s in the forest. There are too many bugs. This is a road that is not allowed to be adjacent to other cars. The atmosphere is gloomy. I tried to say hello to Luca and Alina in the morning, but they left earlier than me. I think they left around 5 o’clock. That’s when I heard the sound of a bicycle leaving. I’m going to get out safely now. Still, this trip was really great. I had a lot of fun and when will I ever walk on a road like this alone? Information about this Hokkaido trip & what’s in my backpack I’m going to film it as soon as I arrive in Korea. If I organize this and film it later, it won’t work. So I’ll show you everything in this backpack as soon as I get to Korea . This will probably be my first What’s in my bag. And if you need any information about the trip at any time, feel free to email me or message me on Instagram. This is how I’ll end my one-line review of this trip: Everything was unfamiliar but familiar. Good. Anyway, thank you so much for watching my video. It’s been a while since I’ve talked to you. Please like, subscribe, set notifications, and leave a comment. I’ll show you more diverse sides of myself in the future. Then, see you in the next video Bye please, please… The rain is getting heavier and I can’t go anywhere. It’s raining too much. Ah, it’s a nuisance to ride a car after getting rained on like this. I met Luca and Alina riding their bikes down the road.

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