メディアがあまり報じない革命後のネパールの真実とカトマンズの今。
Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, has a population of approximately 800,000. Located in South Asia, it borders India and China’s Tibetan Region. It is a small, landlocked city surrounded by the Himalayas and the Three Mountains, including Mount Everest. As many of you may already know, a semi-governmental movement began in Nepal on September 8, 2025. The government announced that it would impose information restrictions, primarily banning Nepalese citizens from using Western social media services such as Google and Instagram . This angered young Nepalese people, known as Generation Z, and led to large-scale demonstrations centered around the capital and Kathmandu. The protesters’ argument was, “Why is information being restricted?” They argued that citizens’ freedom of expression cannot be taken away. A chain reaction of voices demanding that this trend cannot be stopped led to a rapid spread of protests against the government’s response among young people . Dissatisfaction with the president and government transparency, as well as anger at the dictatorial nature of the government, favoring the pro-government establishment, also fueled the protests. Nepal’s economic situation is dire, with the employment rate estimated at 12.6%, though the actual rate is said to be much higher. The employment rate for young people between the ages of 15 and 24 is approximately 23%, meaning that more than two in ten people are unemployed, and there is no doubt that the country is in a serious state of unemployment. However, policies favoring a privileged elite and the wealthy elite, including foreign managers affiliated with Chinese capital, have exacerbated the nation’s poverty, and the demonstrations that have taken place at this time are being referred to locally as the Generation Z Revolution. Images of Nepalese people chasing the president and the government, committing violent acts, and burning down the presidential palace and a hotel quickly spread around the world. In today’s world, we had assumed that a situation in which people would rally together, spark a revolution, and overthrow the government was unlikely to occur anytime soon , but that has now happened in Nepal. Despite prison escapes and curfews in some areas , this article takes a look into Nepal and Kathmandu to see the current situation for yourself . Please stay tuned. So, I’m currently filming a video, and as I mentioned at the beginning, I’m about to head to Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. I remember about three years ago, I flew from Malaysia to Kathmandu on a mysterious airline called Hira Airlines , I think it was the Taliban version of Kathmandu Airport, and stayed there . I’ve also released a video. As you all probably know, Nepal is currently in a very difficult situation, and a revolution has taken place . I had the feeling that a revolution was about to happen in these times, and it actually did happen. Young people in particular have become extremely angry about the restrictions on social media and information, and the anger has become the source of that, leading to the government and the president stepping down, and I’m sure some of you have seen it on the news , so I wanted to see what the current situation is like , so it’s been about a week since the revolution, and when I filmed this video things had calmed down quite a bit , and from what I’ve seen on the news, an interim prime minister and president are already being chosen. Apparently, a Supreme Court judge or something will be appointed, and after that, a new leader will be chosen through an election . I thought I’d check out the old town, the area I’ve been to before, and it seems like things are going well. The Hilton Hotel, which is a bit of a hotbed of riots, is burning down, and so on. I managed to book a hotel, and from what I’ve researched, it looks like I’ll be able to enter the country without any problems. I also managed to get my plane ticket, so tomorrow, I’m in Bangkok . I’m actually in Bangkok, but I ‘m currently in transit at a hotel near Suvarnabhumi Airport. I originally came from Vietnam , and I thought I’d take a quick trip there tomorrow, so I’d like to share with you the current situation. I’ve checked out of the hotel, and it’s 7 o’clock. Now, I’m heading to the airport. I’m heading to Wangpu. After that, I flew to Kathmandu on a direct flight with Taiku. Then, I checked in for Kathmandu. It was a direct flight. The flight was three and a half hours, so I completed check-in . This time, I was entering Nepal, and regarding the visa, Japanese people need one. You can get one on arrival, but they didn’t ask me any questions about it . They didn’t ask me if I had a visa or what the current immigration situation was . They didn’t say much at all. Yes. I checked my luggage, got my ticket, and that was it. After I got there, I had to apply for a visa, and I thought there might be something, but nothing happened. It felt like I was good to go . Yes. Now, I’m leaving the country. I’ve finished immigration and I’m in the lounge. I’m entering Nepal. I’ve kind of forgotten how I entered the country last time, but as I said earlier, you can enter with a visa on arrival , or you can apply in advance, and I did apply in advance. All you have to do is print out the application details and get the visa there. Anyone who’s been to India or elsewhere will understand, but I think the internet there, like in Nepal, is probably just as dead. The website is unclickable and doesn’t update at all, so there’s no option to get it at the airport. There are options like the Tokyo embassy or Fukuoka or Osaka, but I can’t get past the page that says to print the paper. I chose Tokyo and was able to register, which I guess is the one to go to the embassy , but if they say the documents aren’t valid and I can’t register, I think they’ll just handwrite it on arrival, which is kind of a pain. It’s $30 for 15 days, though. It ‘s a bit complicated because you have to pay for the tourist visa. Well, I have plenty of time, so it’ll probably take a really long time at the airport. Okay. That’s about it. And then in Nepal, I can’t use my AHA, so I’ll have to buy a local SIM card there. I had an impression of Nepal through trip.com , but there’s also the dentist app and other apps. Ubber and Grab aren’t available in Nepal. So, you need a numbered SIM card to use those apps . With the new iPhone 17 Pro, you can only get a SIM without a phone number, so there aren’t many good SIMs . Well, there are some, but it’s quite difficult. Yes. The 7 Pro is, well, that’s it. There might be some inconvenience if you use only the EID on the new iPhone . So, this time, I’m departing from Suvarnabhumi Airport. There used to be a smoking room, but it’s really been abolished . I heard it was gone for some reason, but I haven’t been there since. I just asked a staff member, and apparently the concourse is now non-smoking. Why do they do that? When I checked in, they said it was fully booked today. It’s a Top 7. It’s big. It looks pretty rundown. I couldn’t get a window seat, so I’ll have an aisle seat. I didn’t realize there would be this much demand for a flight to Mazda. It’s fully booked, and I’m sure there are some Nepalese people there, but there are a lot of tourists. People just go. Even in a situation like this, I’m sure Japanese people would be inclined to criticize it, like it’s dangerous, but I think people here just go. It’s packed, so it’s really crowded. That monk, or should I say, yes. There are people related to that . Coming soon. It’s unexpectedly a private flight. Yay. Oh, Au Pré, oh, oh, oh, I did it. Business class and private flight. Amazing. I’m so happy. That’s amazing. It’s been happening a lot lately. TG is the best. I’m in business class all the way to Kathmandu. Um, I think you heard me just now, but the meal is economy meal. Yes. That’s totally fine. Yes. I ate dinner at the hotel earlier, so that was good. I was a little hesitant about going to Kathmandu, but I’m glad I did. Also, this time I took a flight on Economy with a ticket that said Hanoi Bangkok Kathmandu, Vietnam, and it was about 3 hours. Yes. I wonder why I lost it. I’m so happy. Involvement business. Probably because I have Starence Gold. They said the flight was full today. They just said that, so I’m glad I had it. I should have taken a video with Se-chan, this. Um, I wasn’t planning on moving, but I’m so happy about this too. Oh, my seat looks like this. It’s on the aisle at the back, so the view is a bit off, but it’s fine. Amazing. Well, as expected, the equipment is a little old, uh, Top 7. 200 seems unusual. Yes. So, as for the welcome drink, um, you asked, I ordered butterfly tea . Wow, it’s nice. I remember being upgraded to 60 on a flight to Moscow with Boeing Airlines a while back. Thank you for the morning . I’m so happy. It’s so comfortable. It’s so exciting to be able to fly business class on Boeing. It gets you excited. My goal this time was to see Kathmandu, Nepal, and the modern day, but I’m not sure if it’s okay to just jump right in. I got a buttery Frenchie as a welcome drink. As I’ve said many times before, I’m not planning on doing a full flight review this time, so I ‘ll just go with the flow . It’s nice, though. They asked me if I wanted chicken or vegetable, and I chose chicken, but I’m in economy . I wonder how the food is going to be. I wonder if they’ll actually serve something decent. Plus , I bought my ticket on Tip.com this time. And it’s amazing that I got Boeing. So, the in – flight service has just started, and as expected, it’s an in-flight job in economy class. The person sitting next to me and the people sitting on my side are all Japanese, so they’re all the same . So, I think the Japanese person, who is probably a premium member, was probably upgraded this time . Yes. The person sitting next to me was a young woman in her 20s, and as I mentioned, she’s going to Nepal for work. Also, what’s interesting is that the color of the cabin this time is amazing. Wasn’t that dip cold? I think there’s a famous patta place in a tropical country. This is a collaboration in-flight job. It’s a place that Japanese people often visit for the first time in Thailand after reading about it in a guidebook, and it’s delicious. I’ve been there before and their orange juice is delicious, so this is the one I got from there. Oh, it looks really good. I haven’t had it recently, so it looks good. Oh, it also had some kind of ham-like thing and, uh, dessert. It was just plain delicious. This is great. So, I arrived at Kathmandu Toribe International Airport. There’s a 3 hour 15 minute time difference with Japan. So, I arrived in Kathmandu, Nepal, at Pukwup . Offshore landing. It’s cooler than I thought. This is crazy. I only brought short sleeves. It’s been about 3 years since I last saw them. Triple-crested phones are really big. Coming to such a tiny airport, you can see Kathmandu from afar. I didn’t know that. So nostalgic. This street. I managed to get through. Anyway, I think it was faster and had more data if I bought a SIM card in town , so I bought a 1GB one that I could use right now, and I have a good signal, but should I get that later? Yeah. Let’s go to the hotel first. I guess it’s too much of a hassle, so I’ll just buy it. It’s empty. There aren’t any customers in line at this store right now, so I guess I’ll just buy it. So, everyone, somehow, somehow, I managed to enter Nepal. It wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. I showed them the papers I’d prepared, and they said it was okay, so I used the Oscar terminal. I read online that Oscars were no longer working, but it worked just fine. It was a nice new panel, and I entered my address and the hotel I was staying at, and they told me to take a screenshot of it. I took a screenshot, and then I went to the immigration office, paid $ 30, got the receipt, and headed to the hotel. No questions asked. I thought there was some kind of revolution going on, and they were acting like a comedy skit, but it was just full of normal tourists. Yeah. For now. So, I’m going to buy a SIM card, withdraw a little cash , and head to the hotel. So, I’m going to get myself organized at the hotel . It’s so nostalgic. It feels like nothing has changed. It ‘s just like it was three years ago. Nepal. Anyway, I just withdrew some money. I wonder if cash will work? There’s a fee, but if you’re worried about waiting in line and the possibility of counterfeit bills mixed in, it’s better to just withdraw cash, even if the fee is a little higher. Wow, it’s taking a really long time. I wonder if the money will actually come out? Does it say something like “wait fosh”? Huh? It didn’t. I’ll try the one next to it. Oh, it came out fine. I withdrew 1,000 rupees. That’s the price. It ‘s about 600 yen for unlimited use for a week. It might be a little cheaper in town, but it’s still so cheap, so it’s faster to buy it here. I’ll buy it. It says Japanese too. 600 yen is cheap, even at airport prices. It comes with an unlimited phone number in a week. So, I successfully purchased the SIM card, and the signal was activated. Now that I have a phone number , I can use the car scrapping app. The app requires a phone number, so I’m heading to the hotel . It’s really cheap, even if you’re just driving. They’re asking 1000 yen for a ride when the local going rate is 700 or 800, and Nepalese people aren’t particularly prone to rip-offs, so I think it’s okay to pay. If you’re short on time, I got a SIM card. Well, I’m not sure how it went. I couldn’t register my credit card, so I had to pay cash. I called a dentist. Let’s go to the hotel. This is my second time calling the dentist app, and my second time in Nepal. The salespeople who speak Japanese and the ones who speak English are amazing. It was pretty much a pain, so I went with this tout. It was about 1000 rupees (1000 yen). That’s fine. I’ll pay. It’s better to hurry. Well, people are generally nice. There are a lot of nice people. Well, they’ll work hard if they can make even a little money, so 1,000 yen is fine. So, I’m heading to the Aloft Hotel. That’s what I said. This time, I’m staying at the Aloft Hotel. It’s a Marriott, so it’s a bit unfortunate that it’s raining. I want to go and check out what the situation is like tomorrow , but for now, I’m staying at the hotel. The Aloft Hotel I’m going to is in the old part of the city, called Thamel, so I thought it would be convenient for a bit of walking around. Honestly, it’s completely normal. It’s hard to believe this is a country that just had a revolution. A revolution happened in this country a week ago. It’s completely normal. But, you know, there are curfew zones and stuff, so I think it’s best to ask the hotel staff first, so I think that’s fine. Right away, I saw something a little unusual. Oh, I wonder if it’s on camera? It looks like a demonstration. It’s definitely different from usual. Even though it’s my second time here. Well, in Nepal, there aren’t many traffic lights. It’s like the ones the police use. That’s why the roads are all crumpled. Also, the smell of curry is really strong. The whole town smells of spices. This is the Hilton Hotel that was in Yaki. I’ll come back a little later. This is also in the area where you can save money. It’s near the entrance. Some of the shops are open and some are closed, so it’s not completely back to normal yet. I guess it’s not. It’s the place that was in the government building, I guess? It’s amazing. So, I arrived at the Aloft Hotel. It looks like it’s still under construction. But I wonder if the upper floors are okay? So, I’m going to check in now. Thank you. This Aloft has a club lounge. And it even has a casino. It’s an Aloft, after all. Interesting, isn’t it? Oh, this is a really nice Aloft. It’s so clean. Even though it’s an Aloft, they gave me a welcome drink. That’s nice. And the receptionist speaks Japanese. Thank goodness. So, after checking in, I was given a lot of explanations. So, this time, I was in room 211, which is apparently a special suite. Amazing. I wonder what level a special suite is. It says 2, but it’s actually quite high up in the building. Well, let’s go in. Hold on a second. Wow, is this the Aloft level? It’s a huge corner room with all glass walls. Right. Wow, wow. It’s so spacious. It’s just, uh, it’s like… I was prepared for it to be so bad after the revolution, but it’s turned into a really luxurious trip. I got a free flight and was upgraded to business class. And this room was also upgraded. It was about 10,000 yen per night. It feels so super luxurious . And they left some local gifts for me. They gave me breakfast and points . They also gave me this welcome gift and a letter. Yes. It says 5 locals . Yes. And the water is huge too. A bottle that’s about 1L. And over here, oh, there’s water here too, yes. There’s a fridge and stuff, and over here is the bedroom. Oh, well, this looks like an Aloft. Oh, but the view is amazing and the room is super spacious. And it’s super clean. A Samsung TV. Yes. You can see the cityscape perfectly. The room has a Japanese-made air conditioner. It’s made in Japan. There’s water here, too, and it’s clean. All the amenities are there. It’s just a sink, no bathtub. There’s a toilet . The shower is amazing. I always wonder if it’s okay for a foreigner to stay in such a nice room at a time like this, but it ‘s fine. That’s a concept only Japanese people have . Yes. It’s like this. It’s amazing. I wonder if there are only two rooms in the tweet? 211 and 22. I wonder what this one is like. It’s amazing. Also, the casino is directly accessible 24 hours a day via that elevator, and breakfast is free. I’m staying for three nights, and I get three days’ worth of free points. They’re running a campaign right now where you get 1,500 points per night. I booked that plan, so I get 2,000 points per day. Yeah. I got 6,000 points for three days, which is 10,000 yen, so an upgrade is amazing. So, right in front of the Aloft Hotel , there’s this thing. This, uh, N-Cell, um, is it pronounced Nesser? Um, this, um, this, um, is the local carrier. The signal from that mobile phone company, this area, too, seems to have suffered quite a bit of damage during the demonstrations, or rather the revolutionary movement, does it look like this? Stones were thrown and buildings are in ruins. There’s a casino below. Yes. I think there’s a school around here. I’ll go and see it later . Daigo-affiliated companies are also being targeted quite a bit. There’s the Hilton Hotel and the Aloft Marriott, so I wonder what’s going on, but it ‘s pretty good and seems fine for now. Well, when I was taking a taxi from the airport , I could feel the atmosphere of the demonstrations, so yeah. I thought it was amazing, but it felt pretty normal, if you like. I’m not sure how to describe it. The city isn’t as chaotic as people think because of the revolution. It’s been a week already . But it’s still in my mind. It’s like a revolution has happened. I didn’t know what the situation was like, so I bought some snacks and tea in Wan-Kuni, thinking I’d be unable to buy anything because the stores were closed. I brought them in my suitcase, but it looks like I won’t need them at all. The fast food restaurant I saw earlier was open. Cafes were open, too. Well, not all the stores were closed, but some were . Plus, this hotel lounge has been serving free drinks for a while now. There was a ton of bottled water, so I was a little worried, but I prepared just in case, and it looks like a good idea. Well, I’ll drink this too, but you never know until you’ve experienced it, after all. So , this is kind of off topic, but I’m in the casino, so I thought I’d go and see what the Aloft Hotel casino is like. I might check out the lounge, or maybe go out for dinner. Ah, what should I do? I’ll decide that later. Since the area below is where you can save money , I thought I’d walk around town a bit. So, I headed to the casino in the basement of the hotel. It was open as usual. So, as soon as I arrived in Kathmandu, I went to the casino. I played for an hour and won 5,000 rupees. 5,000 rupees. That’s about 5,200 yen in Japanese yen. The exchange rate was really low, and they only had beds available. You could only bet about 4,000 yen, so it took a while, and it’s not really the kind of casino where you go to make money . I had fun for about an hour, and I bought 5,000 yen, so I guess it was fine. The casino, well, it’s completely Chinese-owned. Chinese casinos are full of Chinese people. I had a decent amount of fun, so it was fine , and there are quite a few casinos. I thought that was interesting. Surprisingly, business is running normally. Yeah. There’s a shopping mall next to this hotel . It’s just so clean. Lots of people are drinking coffee at the cafe . Hi-Ra-Yan Java Coffee. It’s so clean. I’m staying at the Aloft Hotel, which is located above this shopping mall. There are the usual Marriott hotels, Fairfield, and Autograph Collection in the city, but the Hilton burned down. The Marriott is unscathed. Young people in Nepal started a revolution this time, and things have become like this, but there are a lot of young people. Oh, this is Japanese. Oh, the shopping mall below the hotel is Japanese. I’ll skip Sushi Japanese today. The design of these stores somehow feels Russian . There’s a travel agency, too. Oh, that’s it. There’s Korean stores there too. Korean stores are running normally. No one notices anything unusual happening. It’s raining pretty hard, so I think I’d better wait at the hotel today. I’ll go and look around a bit tomorrow , but it’s pretty wet already. There are also a lot of young girls, which is modern . There are some pretty stylish restaurants. I didn’t have that impression before. I remember eating hamburgers at cafes like this a long time ago. I could go to the hotel, borrow an umbrella, and walk around, but… Oh, it’s so crowded. Everyone is eating. It’s really weird. I don’t know. I wonder if it’s after the revolution. I ‘m walking around the district for this reason, but this is where a lot of demonstrations used to happen. Anyway, it’s raining today, so it’s a bit risky to just wait around. Oh, it’s dangerous, dangerous, dangerous. Um, let’s go back for now. To the hotel. I’ll just walk around the area a bit today. There are quite a few Westerners here. The person who spoke to me at the hotel earlier said he was from Scotland. He took a photo with me for some reason, so let’s go to the hotel lounge for now. I think they also have snacks there. The hotel staff were really chatting to me. They said hello and asked me how Kathmandu was, and I was like, “I wonder if it’s dangerous?” and, well, I heard, I heard, they said it’s not dangerous. I gave them a good pose. So, let’s go to the lounge and close up for today. It’s really landslide right now. Wait, I can’t do that today. I thought if we stopped, I could go out at night . But they said there’s a night curfew. It seems like there’s one in the Thamel area too. Oh well. This is my first time in a club lounge at a Marriott-affiliated Aloft hotel. There’s nothing else like it. As expected. Amazing. It’s kind of stylish. It doesn’t feel like an Aloft at all. There’s even a smoking room next to the lounge, where you can smoke while looking out over the city. This is awesome. Yeah, it’s nice. It’s amazing. Amazing. It really feels like I’m at a resort, and I’m having a great time. Plus, there are so many matches. I wonder why cigarettes taste so good when lit with matches? Well, the club lounge is incredibly clean, unlike anything you’d expect in Alf. They have a lot of food, too. Hey, let’s have this today. Curry, or something. They have it. So, that’s tonight’s dinner. There’s some kind of curry, like chicken curry, and beans, and fish and chips—well, I think it was fish, and some mushrooms. I feel like I’ll be eating a lot of curry for the next three days, so … Yes. I’d still like to go to a proper curry restaurant at least once. Well, if the restaurant is open, that is. The staff’s hospitality is incredible. It’s amazing, it’s a comfortable place. Everyone’s polite and smiling. Yeah. Many people speak English well, and many people speak Japanese too. Nice. Nepal. Last time, I probably didn’t have the time for that. Financially too. So I stayed in a cheap hotel and worked hard on taking photos. I was running around so much that I don’t remember much. But I remember Kathmandu being a nice place . I also remember going on a tour to see the Tibetan Karo or something like that. I remember it being a little pricey, though. Yes. That’s it for today, and I’ll see about tomorrow. Cheers to Kathmandu, my first time in three years . I know things are tough, but it feels like you can still travel normally. There are a lot of people doing that. This is a Coke Zero. I’ll drink it. Yeah. It’s just delicious. Oh, curry. It tastes like curry. I was looking at that service menu in my room earlier, and it was insanely cheap. Pasta and stuff was less than 1000 yen. Pizza was also 1000 yen. You can get a hamburger or curry set for around 1,500 yen, so it might be a little pricey compared to the city, but it’s still about the same price as the hotel restaurant’s room service, so I have a few viewers who like to travel. Even for people who love traveling but never go to local restaurants and basically just order room service from hotels, I don’t think a three-color Bis can even come close to 5,000 yen. It’s amazing, isn’t it? Prices are crazy. I was in the lounge a while ago, and while I was there, the rain let up. Now it’s just a light drizzle, so let’s take a walk around the Kathmandu district at night. I wonder if it’s more lively at night? It’s packed with people. It’s bustling. There are a lot of Korean restaurants around here. And massage parlors, too. Wow, it’s chaotic. The souvenir shops are open as usual. Oh, it’s a lava shop. Japanese money is lower. Well, it’s good to have something like that. Yeah. When people from South Asia come here, if you have a camera, they all want to be in the picture, and they wave and look at you on purpose, which is kind of cute and charming. In Japan, a lot of people seem to not tolerate being filmed, but this looks familiar. It was three years ago, so I remember it a little. I feel like I walked around here too . The stores are open as usual. Seems like there’s no problem. Ah, I remember. There used to be a Baskin-Robbins here. Yes, there it is. 31. Wow. It’s so chaotic , so this time of day is good, even before the revolution. They offer massages. I wonder how much they cost? Speaking of which, there was a woman sitting next to me when I came here today, and we got invited in together and went business class. We were talking, and I realized she was a student. Not an office worker. She had a green passport and said she’d taken a leave of absence from university to do some kind of government job and was staying in Kathmandu for a while. I told her the best of luck, but of course she didn’t know me, so I was just talking about light. I wondered if she’d lived in a place like this for a year or something? Six months, for a woman in her 20s, probably around college age, which is pretty impressive. Oh, a bakery. Nepal has a reputation for good food, but the bread is terrible. That’s the impression I have. The temperature is around 24 or 25 degrees, so short sleeves and shorts are fine. It might be even colder at night. Some people wear long sleeves, so many people wear jackets. Chinese capital is definitely strong. There are a lot of Chinese stores. This Japanese-style store. Mom’s Bridge. It’s so close to the hotel. Oh, I ate there somewhere before, Japanese-style. Also, there’s supposed to be the world’s best lassi place in the Thamel district . I remember going there a long time ago. I wonder if they’re open now? I was just thinking about it, but the candy store I went to a while ago was a little far away. Why is it a little far to walk there? It wasn’t called Rutik? And… So maybe I’ll go tomorrow. I’ll call it a day. It’s almost 7pm and they close, so it’s pretty tough. So, I’ll close for today. I’ll head back to the hotel. So, it’s my first day in Nepal. I’ve entered the country, and I’ve finished getting everything ready, so that’s it for today. Tomorrow is the real thing, and I’ll go see a lot of things and see the current situation, so I’ll go to bed now. Well, good night. Oh, good morning. It’s the next morning. It’s morning in Kathmandu. First , I’ll go for breakfast. It’s probably going to rain again today. Well, even if it rains, I think I’ll go into town today. Yeah. Since I only have one day left, I’ll grab an umbrella or a raincoat. The breakfast area is over here. Breakfast looks like this. There’s no line yet. I arrived early this morning . It looked like this. This is what breakfast looked like. They were still making curry and other Nepali dishes, so I didn’t line up yet because it was too early . I’ll probably be eating this for lunch, dinner, and tomorrow anyway, so it’ll probably be a pretty standard breakfast menu, but I think I’ll go for it. They have this lemon mint drink, which is common in the Middle East, and it’s incredibly delicious. I was eating alone, when a staff member suggested I try some, and brought me curry and this Nan-like thing. They haven’t laid everything out yet, which is kind. Eating these things in succession can get boring, but for the beginning, something like this bean curry is super tasty. I’d like to eat outside today, though. It’s delicious. So, let’s take a look at the current situation in Kathmandu , Nepal, which is the main theme of this video . First, there’s a building nearby that was attacked, so I thought I’d go and see it. It’s a building for a telecommunications company, and I can walk there, so I’ll walk there. The hotel security guard said something to me, so I’ll talk to him. There ‘s no danger at all . No, thank you, bye-bye-bye. I thought they were worried and called me out, or something, but they just came to talk to me and asked if I was OK. I was thinking about going around a bit, and they were like, totally fine. They said it was easy. I expected the city to be chaotic and dark after the revolution, but everyone was smiling, saying hello all the time, and they were really kind. The security guard from earlier said it was totally easy, but he was Japanese and I understood what he was saying. Amazing. The mobile phone company that was attacked is located less than a five-minute walk from the Aloft Hotel, and I can already see it. That building is supposed to have a traffic light, but the light for the walker isn’t working because of the poor power situation. So, at the hotel last night, there were about five power outages, even while I was sleeping. Well, the insects were hot, and it wasn’t so cold that it would be dangerous if the air conditioner went off, so I was fine , but every now and then the lights would go out all over town. It was the same three years ago. There were no traffic lights, so I tried to cross a bit. Is this the right timing? Scary, scary, scary. I managed to cross. Hey, that dog [ __ ] is in the way, so if you don’t look carefully, you’ll step on it. I don’t want to step on it. This area was probably attacked by demonstrators, so the IME Life building right in front of me is pretty dilapidated . I think it was probably caused by stones or something . I don’t think it’s just targeting foreign companies, though. I wonder why this building was damaged? Maybe it has some kind of safety device inside. It’s pretty dilapidated. It’s pretty crumpled. The glass is broken , but the lights are still on inside. I wonder if it’s still functioning as a building? Yes. Stones were probably thrown around here too, but it doesn’t look like it was burned . So, this building. Is it Nel ? Yes. It’s a telecommunications company building. I could see it from the Aloft Hotel , and this place was also under attack. In September 2013, large-scale demonstrations broke out in Nepal in response to the government’s restrictions on social media. TikTok was temporarily banned in Nepal in 2023 as a measure to prevent criticism of the government and the spread of fake news through social media . The major factors behind these large-scale demonstrations are reported to be the extreme inequality and unhappiness with the government within the country . In Depal, many people cannot earn an adequate living even with hard work, and young people continue to have little hope for the future . Many people continue to borrow money to work overseas to support themselves and their families. However, the harshness of living and working abroad is communicated domestically through social media, and every Nepali knows the reality. Meanwhile, politicians and bureaucrats who remain in the country live luxurious lives in mansions far beyond the reach of the average Nepali salary . The disparity is brutal, with parents often working manual labor overseas to send their children to school, and the children themselves working and studying while in debt. This extreme disparity and discontent with the government gradually built up. In the face of this situation, the Nepalese government, under the pretext of preventing fake news, made registration with 26 social media platforms mandatory and banned the use of registered services. Even poor families in Nepal desperately purchase smartphones to stay in touch with family abroad, and they regularly use social media for work and study. Smartphones are therefore an essential part of Nepalese life, and losing access to social media is a serious problem for the people . This has led to a sudden outpouring of pent-up discontent, leading to large-scale demonstrations across the country, primarily among young people. This car was definitely set on fire by a Molotov cocktail. There’s a ton of black stains . The bottom is also in a terrible state. It ca n’t be fixed right away. After all, it’s pretty bad. The inside, by the way, is a bit hard to get a clear picture of, but it’s in a terrible state. Cars and other things look like this. There are about five security guards inside, and they’re all really nice . I went inside and asked if it was okay to take photos, and they said I needed permission from the owner’s leader, who is the leader, so I couldn’t take photos inside, but it was okay to take photos outside and right at the entrance . They said it wasn’t hidden or anything, so I could take photos , so I took some photos right there, right at the edge. They have a really high opinion of Japanese people, so they can tell someone is Japanese just by looking at them. So the guards all gathered around, shouting out all the Japanese words they know, like cherry blossoms, ninjas, and sakura yakuza , and they got excited, but, what can I say , it seems like there’s absolutely no rule against filming. It’s fine as long as it’s from outside. That’s what they’re selling, after all. Nepal, you know. Well, like some other countries, we don’t have the mindset of restricting information and not showing anything inconvenient. That’s what Nepal is, and to maintain that, this revolution is happening now . I don’t understand why this place is being burned down. It’s just a mobile phone company , isn’t it? I wonder if it’s state-run. Anyway, even just near the hotel where I’m getting a signal, it’s like this. It’s a storage area, after all. There are a few places like this in the Thamel area, and I’m sure you’ve all had yours too, but the one next to the Hilton Hotel is a bit of a big deal , so since it’s close, let’s sell it or something and go there . It was on the news in Japan on Media Island, but this Hilton hotel that was burned down is completely burned down. Not just part of it, but the whole thing. It’s amazing. There’s a Nissan dealership next to it. Right? This is amazing. It’s completely impossible to get inside now, and it’s probably impossible to restore. So, unless they tear it all down and rebuild it again , I think they’ll start to build it little by little. Construction has only been going on for a week. This is the site of the former Hilton Hotel. It’s amazing. Well, the guy at the table just now asked me if I was a journalist, but I told him I’m a YouTuber, and it seems like a lot of people come. Especially Westerners. I don’t think there are many Japanese people here, but Western YouTubers come right away and take pictures like this. Yes. There are a lot of people taking pictures like this, too. Anyway, this is the current state of the Hilton Hotel in Kathmandu. Next , there’s a place I’d like to visit. Kathmandu, well, it’s home to the only, or rather, largest, media outlet in Nepal. It’s a TV station and stuff, and the building that houses its headquarters was the worst burned down . Well, the reason is that the corrupt media that is pro-government, well, I think in Japan it’s been called the old media recently, but it ‘s the same in Nepal. The information that the media people give in newspapers and TV and such is very different to the information on the internet, and there is a lot of information that is pro-government , so the first thing that happened was that there was a place that was burned down, and it’s in a business center area. I thought I’d go and take a look at the building. I think so. There are monkeys everywhere. It’s scary. And this is the building that housed the Nepalese media. It’s completely burned down. This is where government facilities are concentrated. There are a lot of places that have been burned down around here, including the building next to it. Well, it’s probably like NHK in Japan. There are a lot of problems, right? Japan has a lot of problems , right? If the people rise up through the media, it’s going to be like this. I don’t think Japanese people would do that, though. This is the reality. As I said earlier, there are quite a few government facilities around here, so let’s take a walk and look around the city. Also, there are more soldiers around. I was driving around on my way to work and saw some burned-out buildings, and the area was completely surrounded by soldiers with machine guns . They were questioning people taking photos there, so I think they might do the same. I think they targeted companies, places, and buildings that have ties to the government. So most areas are undamaged, but the targeted areas are in ruins. It’s raining now, so I’m taking shelter here. This roundabout-like area is apparently called Nepal Kokki. There’s a security system around it, and I don’t know if it’s for insurance or what, but this area has been hit with stones and stuff . It looks like it’s been damaged. It’s getting in the way, so I thought it would be a shame to throw it away, but I just bought an umbrella from the shop over there. They only had these high-quality umbrellas, and I probably would have preferred something cheaper, but they said this one was 700 yen, so about 700 yen for 4 yen. Anyway, I bought it. Let’s go for a walk. Oh, the National Diet Building is about walking distance up ahead , so let’s take a look. This building right in front of us is pretty badly damaged, too. The glass is broken by stones. Further ahead, behind these soldiers, are the related facilities. It’s similar to the National Diet Building or something. On the other side of the road, this one probably says “Government of Nepal,” but it’s burned badly. It’s pitch black. Full of nests. Around here, burned motorcycles and cars have been overturned. It’s amazing. It seems like the government facilities here are the ones that have been hit hardest. I asked the security guard at the entrance if I could go inside, but he said no. It’s not like you can’t take anything from the outside, but it feels like you can’t go inside. It’s amazing. It’s funny to see everyone smiling. There’s a Nepalese flag over there, but it’s only half-way up. It hasn’t been raised all the way to the top. I wonder what the situation is like now. Right now, the government is temporarily in charge, and the president is in charge. I think I said this in the video, but the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is acting as acting judge. There’s an election in November, and the military and police are under control. In Japan, I think the government is supposed to have civilian control , but isn’t it the same in countries like this? The military is separate, I mean, I don’t know the details of the relationship, but it’s peaceful. There were some people with rifles around here earlier, and I thought it might be a little dangerous , but I’ve just moved away, and it must have been about a week, but there’s a bit of a burnt smell around here. It smells like burnt gasoline . It’s probably gasoline. It really smells burnt. Up ahead is where the National Assembly and the president are. Of course, you can’t go inside, but up ahead is the presidential palace. During the protests, I think some people probably broke through and got in, but you can’t get in now. I can’t really see inside, but it’s burned, too. It’s a really luxurious building. This is the presidential palace. I think I heard they’re still giving vaccinations against virulent dog disease, but I’m scared of the dogs, because there are so many stray dogs. Because of these soldiers, I can’t really see inside this time. Anyway, I took a quick look around the area where the main government facilities are. I’ll head back to the city center and head to the more commercial area where the Marriott Hotel is, and see the city there too. This is the Marriott Hotel. It’s probably the best hotel in Kathmandu . It’s really beautiful. Shall I go inside for a bit? Not to stay overnight, though. Ah, it smells like the Marriott. It’s really beautiful. There’s a casino inside, isn’t there? I’m not going in right now, but this space is really different. The atmosphere is nice. So, I didn’t want to go to this Marriott Hotel. There’s a huge burnt-down building nearby, and I wanted to see it and take a break right in front of it. I thought it would be a place with a lot of shops, but there are a lot of shuttered doors. Maybe they were closed all along, but I’m not sure. I just got lost, so I asked around, and these girls said they’d show me around . They said they’d take me if I showed them a photo. They’re so kind. Nepalese people are genuinely kind, from the bottom of their hearts. It’s the best. And this place is like, wow, something amazing has happened. This place has been attacked so violently. I wonder why. I wanted to go to a cafe in this shopping mall, but the front of it has been burned down. It’s amazing. It looks like this used to be a police station. It says “Reception.” A police station has turned into this. It’s amazing. I’m taking a break at the cafe in the shopping mall’s main hub. It’s a very modern and beautiful cafe. And right in front of me is the police station that was hit by a baseball. It’s easy to see from above. It’s pretty hard to imagine a police station being hit by a baseball. But people in Japan have a lot going on, too. They’re dissatisfied with the government, but they do n’t really resort to force like this . So, I wonder. There seems to be a recent trend of people assuming that no matter what they do, the people won’t be angry. I wonder how much politicians and officials understand that if they get too cocky, this is what happens . Of course, it’s a criminal act, but things are being destroyed and people are being lost like this . It’s difficult, isn’t it? Japan, as it used to be, is a collection of invisible forces, and that doesn’t work anymore. Yeah. So, it’s not impossible to think that they can do whatever they want. I’m sure there are people who are trying hard, but who feel like their voices aren’t being heard . Well, in Nepal, social media, like Google, YouTube, InstX, and TikTok, were already banned, but they’re now available . I saw it earlier. I think this is the result of anger over the censorship of such things . So, I ordered a Hiryan Latte. Is it Malayan coffee? It seems a little thin, though. This costs 400 rupees. Nepalese rupees. About 400 yen. Well, it’s a bit pricey compared to the city center, so it’s a bit nicer . But it’s more than enough. There’s a decent portion. What a great angle, isn’t it? I sipped my coffee while looking at the police station. Oh, that’s that Nepalese thing. It’s Kamistro. Wow, that’s a shame. Let’s eat. Delicious. I was a bit tired after visiting so much. After a quick break at the cafe, I thought I’d go for lunch, and since I was there, I wanted to try some Nepalese curry. So, I went to Ta Merchik on Old Town. Oh, I’m back. Is this the place above? It had some amazing reviews on Google. I’d like to have lunch at a Nepalese restaurant. I think it’s a rooftop bar-like place . The restaurant is at the top of the hotel. This is what the restaurant looked like. It offers a great view of Old Town. Seriously, no matter which restaurant I go to, all the staff are smiling broadly, speak fluent English, understand Japanese to a certain extent, seem friendly and polite, and I think it’s perfect. I think I felt the same way when I came to Kathmandu the last time . They’re not at all jaded, and you can really feel the difference when you go to Nepal after being in India. India is crazy, isn’t it? They lie all the time. It’s dirty. Everyone’s in a bit of a mess, but the Nepalese people listen and are willing to accommodate, and I think the food is probably better than in India, so Nepal is better. Thank you. How do you need from? Oh, Berry short 3 day 3. By the way, what I ordered was, um, this traditional Nepalese set meal. I think I ate it in a video before, but it was that thing called dal bhat, which is rice, curry, a main dish, and vegetables all balanced together on one plate. I ordered Nepali-style chicken. You can choose between Nepali-style vegetables, Indian- style chicken, or mutton, and the chicken was about 700 yen. Yeah. I feel like it’s about the same everywhere, in terms of price. And there’s 40 liters of water, 1 liter. It’s pretty big. I also ordered a Coke. Well, when I come to places like this, I feel bad if I don’t order a drink, and I wanted a Coke, but, you know, a lot of places like this make their money off drinks, so I kind of order one. It’s like, why do I order a drink every time? But a lot of people drink alcohol, and they order alcohol every time. So, even though I can’t drink alcohol, I do order extra juice or water. Well, um, let’s eat. After I eat this curry, I’m thinking of going for a lassi. I’ve been here before, but there’s supposedly the best lassi place in the world, there are two in the world. I’m saving up for this. So, I thought I’d try that one too. So, I came here. It looks delicious. It’s been a while since I’ve eaten something like this. It’s well-balanced, isn’t it? The main meat dish, this one, is chicken curry, but you can have refills on everything else. Everything. That’s what’s interesting . Oh, the portions are pretty generous, so you don’t need refills. This is the soup, and this is the vegetable curry. The chicken is the only thing you can’t have refills on . They also have na, but, well, that’s Nepalese style, not really eaten in the south . The rice is also huge. Quite a lot. There’s a ton of chicken, and it looks delicious . So, I’ll enjoy it while looking at the view of Kathmandu, Nepal . Chicken curry. Yeah. Oh, delicious. There’s a really dark one. That reminds me. I’m pretty sure everyone poured all of this onto a plate and ate it. You could just save this and eat it, but why not add the soup later in the Harachi style? I’ll add this too. These garnish leaves are delicious. Yes. It’s like a cross between holly grass and sky festival, a little bitter, but delicious. This vegetable curry is good too. Mmm. This soup. This is curry too, isn’t it? Yes. Oh, it’s delicious. This isn’t too spicy. It’s been about three years since I had proper local Nepalese food. It’s good. Delicious . I, well, I often get sick from curry, especially when I come around here. It’s not that the ingredients are rotten or anything, but I have some kind of spice allergy. I’m sure if certain spices enter my body, I get diarrhea quite often . Maybe this is in it, but it can’t be helped. But it tastes really good and I like it, but recently, you know, you know, there are Indian curry restaurants in Japan. I like the taste of places like that, but I end up with diarrhea the next day. I know I shouldn’t be talking about that while eating curry. It seems like a lot of Japanese people eat this kind of thing. It’s pretty tasty, though. That was a feast. It was delicious . I’m going to take a walk around Kyushu Street and head to a lassi shop . It’s so crowded late at night, I’m a little scared. I walked around a little last night, but now I’ll wander around, check out the town, and head to the lassi shop. It’s totally normal. The shops seem to be open as usual. Even though Nepal isn’t doing so well economically, more than two in ten young people are unemployed. This dusty atmosphere is a bit Nepalese, and people are waiting. But, yes, there are young people sitting in front of shops, looking bored, so I guess they’re out of work. I’m sure there’s a real sense of chaos. It feels out of the ordinary. But I like the streetscape here, though. I never thought I’d come to Kathmandu, Nepal for the second time in my life. I made a quick detour to a temple, so I thought I’d take a look around . There are temples all around the lassi restaurant, so I’ll take a look around later, but it brings back memories. I’ve been here before. It looks a bit like a temple in Minma, doesn’t it? There are pigeons flocking around the pink rock at Himaya. Do they eat pigeons and salt? This is a pretty well-known Nepalese souvenir, isn’t it? Like tea, Himaya’s rock is a favorite among conscious people. Hana-san seems to like it, too. There are a lot of Nepalese people in Japan, aren’t there? And, you know, most Indian curry restaurants are Nepali. There are very few Indian- run ones , and I think I mentioned this the other day when I was in Nepal , but Nepalese and Indians don’t get along very well. So, there are people who think of Nepali curry and chicken curry as Nepali, not Indian, but… well, I’m not sure which is correct, but apparently Nepalis are better at business. Apparently, when Nepalis go to work in Indian stores, they’re looked down upon and treated badly, and there are all sorts of things like that. Just now, I passed a group of about five young girls, Japanese tourists for the first time outside of the airport, and they were walking , speaking fluent Japanese. The crowds suddenly increased. There were way too many people . Everyone comes to places like this to sell their homes. There are quite a few tourists, after all. There aren’t many Japanese people, but there are Westerners. They don’t care. It’s not long before we hear about danger and security issues. I remember the lassi shop. It’s chaotic. It’s amazing . Walking around with such huge luggage. Wow, amazing. Ah, here it is. This is the lassi shop. So I bought the world’s most delicious Lush beer. The large size is 110 rupees, and the small is 60 rupees. Well, everyone drinks standing up like this, covered in high gas, which is what Kathmandu is all about. It’s a bit chaotic, but… Here it is . This is really delicious. It’s very rich and sweet, quite a bit. It also has nuts and something like tage cheese in it. Drinking this makes me feel like I’m in Kathmandu. I’m glad they’re operating normally. Well, there’s that security guy, but… It’s delicious. There’s also a lassi shop on the right side of this front. It’s famous, so you can go bar-hopping there. I wonder why there are so many people in this area. It ‘s amazing. Chaos. Now, let’s head to the temple . Well, not really a temple, but, well, it’s the main part of Kyushu City. Are they all here to pray ? Or are they on their way back from the temple? It’s so crowded. Everyone’s buying amazing clothes, so there must be such demand. I wonder if people buy clothes while visiting the temple? There’s this unique, slightly spicy smell, and it also smells like curry, and the smell of human sweat, or rather, the smell of people – it’s just chaos. I’ve been to this temple before to visit. There are so many people here. When I saw it on the news, there were no people around here at all. It seems to have made a big comeback. The temple looks like this. Well, it’s pretty normal. I’ve been curious about this spinning thing for a while, it’s some kind of electric thing. Hey, I’ll buy this. They sell a lot of these. The prices vary greatly depending on the store. Even though they’re the same thing. It was 700 here, so they said if I bought three, it would be 2000. They only gave me a 100 rupee discount, but I bought it. Other places were selling them for 800. The most expensive one was 1000 , but this light blue one is about twice as much. But they said it’s just as effective, so I’ll buy it. So, I walked around the temples , but I couldn’t find any that had been burned. Maybe the parents there kept them from burning them. Yes. There were so many people, and it was lively. This time, I only came to Kathmandu on a quick trip to see the situation in Nepal. Yes. Anyway, that’s it, I’ll just have to look around for a bit. Anyway, I’ll head back to the hotel for now . So, I returned to the hotel. This time, I came to Kathmandu, the capital city, about a week after the Nepalese revolution, to take a look around and see what the situation is like. I think I was able to give everyone an idea of what the current situation is like . Frankly, I didn’t feel the atmosphere was particularly tense. There were a lot of tourists, and about 80% of the shops were open. Also, the shops around the temple and Kyushu Street are open almost fully, so I think things are returning to normal. However, government- related institutions, off-beat hotels, and other buildings like that are still standing . So, while the atmosphere in the city is a little dark , the people are quite cheerful, and it’s definitely not a place where you can’t travel . In fact, a lot of people have come, and I caught a glimpse of some Japanese people there . Yeah. Some people may be getting information only from Japanese media and thinking that Nepal is dangerous, so I acted as a guinea pig and saw it for myself, and I think you’ll enjoy it. Well , since I was only in the country for a short time and only saw a small part of the country, I can’t say that this is the whole picture of Nepal, but I can give you an idea of what the most populated part of the capital looks like, so if you’re looking for the latest information on Nepal, I hope this will be helpful. Also , I went to almost all of the tourist spots that people recommend seeing in guidebooks when I came here about three years ago, so I’ve posted some previous videos of virtual locations, like temples in the mountains and places with views of the hira houses , so I hope you’ll check them out. This time, I just got a quick look around the city and my stay will be over . Yes. That’s all I’d like to end this post on. By the way, that thing I bought as a souvenir is a Tibetan Buddhist tool called a maniguruma. Well, it seems like a lot of people buy it as an interior decoration or souvenir, and it’s used to ward off that jaki, and inside it’s this mantra, what was it called? It’s like a sutra. That’s the paper that’s inside. And each time you turn it clockwise, it has the effect of chanting the sutra. It’s 700 yen. If you ‘d like, please leave your thoughts and impressions in the comments section , and please also rate it highly and subscribe to the channel. Thank you for watching . ສ
2025年9月8日にネパールで発生した『Z世代革命』。政治腐敗や情報規制、政府寄りのオールドメディアに対する怒りが爆発した若者を中心に暴動が起きて大統領の辞職と政府関連施設の焼き討ちがありました。メディアがあまり報じない国が混乱している状態と新しい時代が始まったネパールの首都のカトマンズの現状をまとめました。
【目次】
00:00 オープニング
02:23 タイ・バンコクから緊急でネパール・カトマンズへ向かう
08:29 搭乗開始、インボラでビジネスクラスにアップグレード
13:25 カトマンズトリブバン空港到着
20:45 アロフトホテル到着
27:03 ホテル下のカジノへ、結果は…?
32:40 ホテル内のクラブラウンジで晩ご飯
33:38 ホテル周辺を散策
40:24 翌朝、朝食を食べてカトマンズの街へ
45:07 ホテル付近の焼き討ち被害にあったIMELIFE(ネパールの生命保険会社)
45:47 ホテル付近の焼き討ち被害にあったNcell(ネパール最大級の民間通信会社)
50:23 カトマンズ中心地の焼き討ち被害にあったカトマンズ・ヒルトン
52:26 カトマンズ中心地の焼き討ち被害にあったビル
54:44 カトマンズ中心地の焼き討ち被害にあったネパール政府関連施設
59:38 カトマンズ中心地の焼き討ち被害にあった交通警察署 (ダルバールマルグ支部)
1:00:15 ショッピングモール内のカフェで休憩
1:02:50 ランチでネパール料理を食べる
1:12:33 世界一おいしいラッシー屋でラッシーを飲む
1:13:47 旧市街エリアを散策
1:15:57 まとめ
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フッ軽ですね笑
3月に予定されているという次の選挙では共産党が排除され、民主的な選挙が行われ、早く平穏な国に戻ってもらいたいものです。
カレーも美味そう。下痢は知らんけど。
興味深い映像ありがとうございます。
今回ネパールの現状をいろいろな視点から動画にしていただきありがとうございます。最近はバズり目的で一部を切り取って面白おかしく報道や編集を行う人が多くて実態と乖離しているケースがよく見られます。もちろんそういった面も1つの事実ではありますが、日本人は特に海外にいく方が少ないのでデモや海外の人が感情のままに暴れているわけではない事実も動画にしていただけると偏見も減っていくと思います。ネパールのデモ以外の街も取り上げてくださりありがとうございました。
テレビ観るより遥かに面白かったです。いやぁホント、いつも見がいがありますわ☺
ネパールで日本人が歓迎されているのも、日本人の信頼を醸成していった先人たちのお陰だと強く感じます。
見たかったです、この内容すごいです!
濃い内容でした!なかなか行けない場所や話題性のある場所をしっかりピックアップされて動画ありがとうございます♪ご無理なさらず🌈
いつも楽しく拝見させていただいております。
ネパールの動画で革命とおっしゃっていられますが政府、政権の転覆を狙ったものではなく
若い世代を中心とした不公平や生活に不満をつのらせた偶発的な暴動であって
「計画性もなく政府機関やTV局を場当たり的に襲撃した暴動」とアジア諸国、欧米では報道されています。我が国日本でも同様な報道とされています。
Youtube的にはセンセーショナルな表現が好まれると理解しておりますが
革命と暴動の違いを認識されたほうが肝要と思います
後醍醐の""カトマンズ 平和で優しい神秘の國が……ああ❗️ 壊れていく😱😱😱😨😰😞👺
数年はダメかと思いましたが、少し安心しました。トリプバン空港の保安検査で100円ライター持ち込めましたか?私はトリプバンやデリー他、何個も献上しました!
私はまだまだステータスが低いのでインボラアップグレードの経験はありません。ネパール人はインドと違ってあまりうざがらみはなさそうですね。動画を見てホットしたのは、チベット仏教の寺院は大切にされていることでした。
どこの国(主義主張無関係)も、財布が膨らんでいるのは政府関係者と財閥系と経営者です。
それ以外は、""その他の生命体=犬も猫もラマも生命体には違いない""貧乏人と家無き国民に別れています。
腕時計と移動経路が鼻につきますね。(笑)
ロシア(シェレメチェボー)だったら小さな出来事が沢山発生して楽しめますよ。
禁煙は、"人類がどこまで右に習えするのかの社会実験"に過ぎません。
この調子でメディアを介して、羊を動かすのですね。
アエロフロートとヴァリグは、一時期、空席が多いとファーストクラスとかに座って!!とサービスしていましたよ。
国民を舐め切った故の正義の暴動ですかね。
日本語=淫売、教えましょうか。
日本ではJICAが叩かれています。海外派遣されている職員は男女問わず、派遣先の未成年を誘惑(マネー)して、"咽喉"しています。地元での評判は下がる一方です。
一緒に働いているネパール人に聞いたらヒルトンは元首相の息子が経営しているから焼き討ちにあってマリオットは、政府と関係がないから焼き討ちされなかったと言ってました。
ネパールのデモ、はじめは貧富の差や汚職に対しての普通のデモだったらしいですが、政府側が強行にでちゃって、SNS規制に警察に銃で弾圧(天安門のようだ ヘッドショ〇〇された人もいたそうで)させたことがきっかけだったそうです。故に、警察が1番やられてるんだろうと思います。
国民が怒ったら恐怖になります。政治家は、真摯に向き合って欲しいですね
いつもきめ細やかに現地の文化、空気感、食、人柄、まさに観ているこちらがガイドされているようなリアル感を伝えてくださり、本当にありがとうございます😊!!
日本だとSNSはただ単なる娯楽の手段や承認欲求を満たす物だけど、ネパールだと動画内でも言っているけどSNSが生活していく上で必需品になっている所に政府の好きに規制するというのはね。
日本人は悪く言ってしまえば牙を抜かれているので暴動まで行くと言うことはおそらく今後もないだろうけど、
それでも衆参の選挙で少数与党で自由に何かを決めると言うことは出来なくなっている状態なのはある意味変わってきていると思う
以前はクセのある単なる旅系YouTuberだと思ってましたが、最近はなかなか攻めていますね😊
普通の日本人が行かない国や場所を見せてくれています👍
ただC国など独裁国家で有名YouTuber(登録者100万人を超えてる)が不明になっているようですので、そう言う国に行く時は特に注意⚠️して下さい😅
此処にも中国の影響が表れてるのだ、、、z世代がんばれ。中国の中華思想は全世界を属国にしたいのが昔からの思想。
日産はネパールの人たちに愛されてるかも 略奪もされてないように見える。
日本政府と偏向オールドメディア、癒着企業達もあんまり調子に乗って国民を怒らせるとどうなるか良く見とくべき!
日本国民も搾取されている。
日本人はやるときはやると思います
目のつけどころがsuさんだなあ。良かったです。うちの近所のカレー屋はたぶんパキスタン人。
私も カレー粉で作った4毒抜きカレーでも朝昼晩食べるとお腹を下します😢日本人は昔から食べていない香辛料だからかなと思います。カレーは1日一食だけにしています。
日本もこのまま売国政権が続くようなら、クーデターしたいですね。 そうしないともう日本は崩壊寸前です。
SUさんこんにちは。ばっぱさんのことはご存知かと思いますが、拘束されたのは確実かと思われます。SUさんも中国に入るのは当分控えたほうが良いかと思われます、かなり危険です。
大変な情勢の様ですがsuさんご自身はとても素晴らしい旅をされているなと見ていて感じました。(^^)
新iPhoneについてですが、アジア圏だと日本だけがeSIM専用で、他国はAir以外は物理SIM+eSIMとなってます。
なので、海外で入手されるのも手ですね。もし海外で入手される場合はカメラのシャッター音仕様の違いや衛星通信機能の利用の可否等にはご注意ください。
自民党!財務省!次はお前たちだ!
そんな見るつもりなかった動画だけど、ずっと見ちゃいました~。
へ~~、こんななんだぁ、カトマンズ。凄いことになってるのかと思ったけど。
なんか、妙に日本語話せる人多くないです? ネパールカトマンズって日本人観光客なんて滅多に行かないと思うけど・・・・。なんで?
21日に首相官邸前にいくけど、トドメが刺せない😢。東京都の警察官も国民の意思を尊重しろ!
霞ヶ関も焼き討ち前夜かも
旅行お疲れ様でした。解説ありがとうございます。参考になった。
ネパール🇳🇵のタクシー乗用車ドラレコ付いていないのは初めて見ました。
いくら日本人が大人しいと行ってもこのまま行けば
日本も暴動が起きかねない。グローバリストと政府からの圧力は国民の心にフツフツと不満を生み続けて時限爆弾となるかも知れない。
30年位前と街並みが完全に変わってしまっていて、ビックリしました。暫定的な政府が統治しているので、もっと混乱した状態が続いていると想像していましたが、人々は普通の生活に戻っているんですね。その点は良かったです。政治家や官僚が腐敗していたから、民衆の逆鱗に触れて、こうなったのも仕方ないとは言っても、中身である政治家や官僚の総入れ替えと共に、それらの建造物の再建も大変でしょうね…。
暴力の跡が生々しいですが生活されている方々の熱気やら力強さも感じられて未来が明るくなる事を願います…正直な感想にクスリと笑顔になりながら今回も楽しませていただきました♪
すごーい!貴重な情報をありがとうございます!どうぞご安全に😊
現地情報ありがとうございました。ネパールの情勢と国民性が良くわかり、興味がでてきました。健康に気を付けてくださいね。
腐敗政治(賄賂癒着)は国を無くす
賄賂先の統治下
世界を壊した罪は重い
リアルなネパールの現状、大変参考になりました😊
ありがとうございます!
マニ車の効果はいかがですか?
日本も概ね似たようなものです。日本の場合は経済規模が大きい分
国を売り渡すのに時間がかかるがこのままじゃあいつか食い尽くされるね。
日本もアホやから移民政策とか言論統制とかうまいこといかんもんをなぜかやろうとしよるからね。(^o^)
ネパールの方達は穏やかで平和で信心深くて合理的で賢くて、本当好きです。料理が本当に美味しい。カトマンズの街並みは実物を見て感動しました。
アメリカでは日本人とほぼ同じレベルで富裕層に多いようです。
レポートありがとうございます。
ネパール人は親日家で家族や親戚の誰かが日本に出稼ぎに行ったおかげで家が立ったりして日本に感謝しています、文化的にも出稼ぎで培った日本人の影響を輸入し優しく親切な人がこの20年で増えた印象です。カトマンズに知り合いが居ますけど日本人が旅行に来ると現地の人に喜ばれる印象です。