【車中泊】女ひとり、富山県の旅

【車中泊】女ひとり、富山県の旅

Hello everyone! It’s Maruyu, who got lost in a new place and got stuck in the rush hour traffic, but finally made it onto a major road . This video is a continuation of my journey on the back roads of National Route 41. Oops, that was dangerous! The road ended up with no lanes. Soon I arrived at my accommodation for the night. It’s an RV park with a hot spring facility called “Yumegokochi.” First, I check in at the front desk. I moved a little further to the RV park, which is next to the second parking lot next door. It ‘s not separated by any particular fences or ropes, but there was a sign that said “General vehicle parking is not permitted.” I parked my car in the designated parking spot. Since you’ll be completely visible with the lights on, I kept it dark and just hung up the curtains, turned on the lights , and sealed the gaps with clips. The bulky clips were a bit too cold for the cooling sensation, so I used towel-lined ones. I really don’t like the bulky clips (lol). This RV park charges extra for power, so I brought a small portable power source. I put it on top of the cooler box, so it’s a pain to have to move it every time. I’ll try to minimize the amount of time I take things in and out of the cooler box. For dinner, I had something tasty-looking, salad, and trout sushi! I bought it at “Osakaya Shop” and I’m going to let him use it as a writing pad again. I’m warming up some side dishes with a little appliance . I baked sausages and potatoes with cheese . I don’t really like warm tomatoes, so I’ll eat that first. I’ll turn it on halfway and leave it as it is without mixing it, and then I get a bad feeling about that . I guess it would taste better if it was a little burnt. Keep warm . I thought this was just a regular corn salad, but it has grilled corn on top! It’s kind of stylish. It’s fragrant and delicious. Grilled corn is such a pain to make at home, so I never make it, so I’m happy to have something so easy to eat. Today’s main dish! Trout sushi! It was the perfect size for one person, so I chose it without hesitation. It’s probably not from that famous brand, but it’s fine . Is it shiny…? Or so I thought… it was plastic. {I tried to eat the Camembert cheese as it was, but it came with a play dough spatula. Pizza cut . First I tried it without anything on it. It was delicious. I don’t like salmon in regular sushi, but for some reason I love trout sushi. It tastes even better with soy sauce. It’s all mushy and doesn’t look very appetizing, but it tastes delicious. Speaking of which, there was a side dish I’d never seen before in the supermarket – something like egg soup jelly! Is it sweet? Is it salty? I was curious, but it was too much for me to eat by myself, so I couldn’t buy it… Toyama residents! Please tell me what it is! Thank you for the meal . Ah, the tea is in the cooler… it was a bit chilly . I drank it all in one go , I was thirsty . For dessert, I had chestnut dorayaki. It was lined up in the Toyama specialty sweets section, so I guess I’ve already tried all the local gourmet food! There was a large chestnut in the middle. Tea goes well with red bean paste. Placing a paper cup here might be good, so you don’t have to worry about it getting knocked over. I’m off to the bath . By the way, this is the toilet . You’ll be given a special key at reception, and it’s only available to RV park guests, so it’s safe. It seems to be a popular hot spring, with many families. The price was a little high at 980 yen with the RV park discount, but we got two free towels, so it’s reasonable. I’d like to introduce a new friend: “Mamochi” by popular influencer “Dr. Marmot”! It’s so cute watching animals fighting like this. It’s so relaxing . My car camping trip also includes a trip to the zoo. Tomorrow, I’m planning to go to “Toyama City Family Park.” I didn’t have any other plans, so tomorrow’s sightseeing trip in Toyama will be a spontaneous and completely useless one. Good night. Good morning. It’s 10 degrees Celsius inside the car. I should have brought a heater. It ‘s 6:00 now, and someone is watching the news on TV at full volume… It’s loud enough that you can hear what’s on the news. I don’t know if it’s someone staying at the RV park or the parking lot behind it. I guess there are people like that everywhere… Well, I’ll try to be careful not to end up like that myselfIt’s cold, so I use the blanket I was using to adjust the heightThere ‘s a famous internet meme of an old man shouting “marmot” in his voice, but that’s fake and it’s actually a cute soundIts squishy shape is just too cuteI’m warming up some leftover side dishes from yesterdayThere ‘s a hole in the aluminum foilWell , can’t be helpedI just need enough water to boil itI’ll move the water around and then boil the water to keep it warmToyama milk sandwichIt has “Osakaya Shop” written on it which is a big plusThe bread is hardIt’s filled with cream all the way to the edges! The delicious milk cream was just the right amount of sweet, like a Nice Stick Boss. It’s convenient because it can be stored upright. Thank you ! Being able to eat my favorite fries in the morning is amazing! Eating what I like without worrying about nutritional balance is one of the joys of traveling, haha. Speaking of which, the loud news is gone. A quiet morning has arrived. Thank you for the meal . Let’s put away anything we’re not using. If you don’t need much power, a 600W portable power source is enough. We had only decided on the zoo as our only destination, but after doing a bit of research while staying at the RV park, we added two more! What’s this? Rock-paper-scissors? Paper scissors? We figured it was for rock-paper-scissors so the kids wouldn’t get bored on the drive. Let’s fill up on gas . For now , we’re heading to a roadside station along the coast to see Toyama Bay. Huh? Is it demolished? The building next to it looks like it’s open . Good thing the lights were on . Wave Park Namerikawa Roadside Station. What was that demolished building? : There’s a parking lot on this side too I found a stamp I’ll come back once I get the stamp book It’s warm inside… I have a flyer for Toyama Family Park so I’ll get one and head over I thought there were a lot of people on bicycles and it turns out it’s the cycling course Is this Toyama Bay? Is that Ishikawa prefecture over there? It’s not visible on the camera but you can see a big bridge The water is beautiful Sorry I startled you I don’t like firefly squid but this soft serve ice cream is cute Osakaya shop, I want to go again Next we’re heading to Fugan Canal Kansui Park, which is apparently the park with the most beautiful Starbucks in the world I wanted to ride the water line on the canal that runs through there but…apparently it takes 70 minutes round trip…I wouldn’t have time to go to the zoo so I gave up this time Instead, I’ll go see Nakajima Kaimon, which is on the water line course along the way If you’re interested, please pause and read this Apparently this is how the water level is adjusted I saw a ship in the distance, but it looked like it had already left. Apparently, you can experience a “water elevator” like this. This promenade along the canal has a great atmosphere. There are lots of people jogging and walking their dogs. I thought I’d park in the park’s parking lot, but… it was a Saturday… and they seem to be holding a dog event… I wonder if I can park there? I went in anyway… We had a strategy meeting . Since the free parking lot wasn’t much hope, I decided to go for the paid parking lot. I figured this free parking lot would be full too, so I passed it by, but just then, a car came out. First mistake: This is the paid parking lot, but… I couldn’t turn right. Second mistake : I should have turned around at the nearby convenience store, but… I turned right without noticing . Third mistake: I ended up going back and forth across the bridge for no reason. I feel like this has happened to me before… I arrived safely at the parking lot. It looks like a spacious park, just one step away from the autumn leaves. This is the Starbucks I’m talking about . The view is great. The beautiful park and cityscape with the Tateyama mountain range in the background really stands out. I found a Pokefuta. Starbucks was crowded, so I gave up. It seems the Minakami Line also has a course that circles the park. It was a happy time watching the dog army. I walked to Toyama Station. Why? Souvenirs from Toyama! And now I’m back at the park! I’m drinking this as if I just bought it at the Starbucks there, but actually I bought it at the Starbucks in front of the station. Toyama Black Kankontan Stick S. The station is packed with souvenirs, so you don’t have to search around, which is perfect for an unplanned trip like this one. This stick kamaboko looked delicious, so I bought it on impulse. It tasted just as I imagined and was very delicious. The product name “S Stick” is also interesting. Next up is my favorite, “Amankontan.” It’s even more soft and fluffy than I imagined. Delicious. It’s gone in a flash. This is a great place to relax – if it were closer I’d go every week. I crossed the bridge I had crossed earlier again and headed to Toyama Family Park. There seemed to be both paid and free areas, and I headed to the paid area where the animals were, and the first person I went to was the prairie dog, a big fan of meerkats, chinchillas, and prairie dogs. There was also a meerkat, one of Maruyu’s top three small animals. I was happy to see it up close. And inside… it was too cute… The zookeeper was thoughtful and placed food nearby, but it’s shy. Thank you, zookeeper! Is that bear that’s causing a stir right now getting a snack ? Hello, antelope, I see you often . The crowd was actually a wolf. It seemed like the feeding experience was about to start, so I didn’t have time, so I reluctantly gave up and saw a rock ptarmigan for the first time! Its legs are pretty sturdy. It moved by race walking, which is a unique feature of this zoo. I was curious about the shaggy forehead, so I mustered my last bit of strength and headed to the wildcat enclosure . It was in this place – for a moment I didn’t know where it was. Toyama Family Park was great, with so many rare animals! It was even better to see all three of Maruyu’s top three small animals! I’m taking the highway. Kanazawa or Niigata. It’s difficult if you don’t have the map of Japan memorized – this is my second time driving on the Hokuriku Expressway, and of course my first time driving through Toyama Prefecture. How do you read it? All of these discoveries were interesting, including the thrilling JCT… We made it through safely and there was little traffic, so it was safe. Before entering the mountain zone, we stopped at a service area ? What’s that ? A crow! A crow! A crow! A crow! It seems there’s a highway oasis too. I walked quite a bit. There seems to be a parking lot here too… It has the atmosphere of a roadside station . I almost forgot about this. A last-minute beaver . Oh, so this is white shrimp. It has a sweet and salty shrimp flavor and is delicious. I ‘m glad I didn’t get rained on at the service area. Is this area Shirakawa- go? I decided to take my time and visit. This tunnel is apparently 11km long. I don’t like tunnels because they make me sleepy… It displays the current distance, so I can see the end and feel relieved. Just when I thought I was finally at the exit, there was another tunnel. The rain is getting stronger. I passed the service area I wanted to stop at and was really scared of the fog. I’ll take a break here. A slightly early dinner. Takoyaki in broth. The gentle taste is delicious. It’s perfect for when you’re not in the mood for a big meal. I said I wanted to order some extra sausages. I love Meiho Franks, so I wanted to eat them at the end. See you in the next video. Bonus: Adults enjoying solo play.

前回、国道41号を走破した私はそのまま富山で車中泊。
富山県観光はほぼ無計画でしたが存分に楽しめました👍

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