DAY 4! bike trip across Japan: THE GRAND TOUR (Hiroshima)

DAY 4! bike trip across Japan: THE GRAND TOUR (Hiroshima)

[Music] [Applause] good morning currently in a hostel in Hiroshima uh we’re about to leave to head to our friend Kira’s house that’s up in the mountains of Hiroshima um it’s going to start to rain really heavy today so we have to figure out a way to get to her house without getting all our gear super wet um stay tuned i’m going to check out of this place and I’ll meet you at the bikes our friend from last night surprised us with two buffet tickets for the top story of the hotel which is some hospitality and some fancy hospitality that we really got to see shout out to Tamachan for filling both of our bellies for the trip we enjoyed it nice [Music] and we’re back have these bad boys still in one piece one’s over here look at all this good stuff nice um so we’re going into the mountains of Foshima today um started raining pretty hard doggy’s getting his rain gear ready top quality top notch um and yeah it’s not the longest ride it probably be around about an hour and a half to 2 hours um and yeah wish us luck on this rainy ass ride [Music] heat heat [Music] oh boy [Music] heat [Music] it started to rain a little bit so me and Taki decided to go to McDonald’s and use this opportunity to upload some footage and have a coffee but it kept on raining and raining so after about 3 hours we decided to call it and we chose a route through the mountains to hopefully steer away from the trucks and the traffic and seems like we always choose the most beautiful route [Music] sorry sorry [Music] up there all right [Music] [Applause] [Music] come on mhm all right you guys just saw all those videos of us running through the rain um and it was all to get to this beautiful little country house hosted by a lovely lady that I’ve actually never met before first time yeah beautiful countryside hey where’s the kid at it’s so beautiful and then like such a great house yeah god it’s so old it’s um survived couple hundred years survived the atomic bomb that dropped probably I wonder how many kilometers away anyway the bikes are doing well um we got fresh oil in this it was burning up it was basically oilless which is Yeah pretty sketchy but um yeah we’re going to settle into this place i’ll show you the inside um we’ll do some tour guide here right now yeah we’ll we’ll do some tours yeah hopefully she gets on camera um [Music] so did a little bit of writing and now we’re going to bed couch surfing in this beautiful beautiful house we’ll see you tomorrow where we are actually going to stay put in this town called Kita Hiroshima we’re going to stay put here for another day we’re going to explore and um I guess immerse oursel in the culture a little bit more toki’s already me and Jazz we’re going to be sleeping in a separate room yeah first time living sleeping in a different room first time sleeping in a different room i’m over there that’s so far away bro yeah it’s going to be good we’re going to close this thing and going to have some body privacy for once it’s going to be great good night [Music]

Day four of our bike trip across Japan!
We woke up in a cozy hostel after a rainy night in Hiroshima and were lucky enough to be gifted breakfast tickets for a nearby hotel—total lifesaver!

It was a shorter day of riding, with an estimated 80 km covered. Our goal was to reach our friend Kira’s house, tucked away in the mountains near a place called Kita-Hiroshima.

Thanks so much for watching and following along on our journey. More adventures to come! 🙏

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