車椅子２台の家族３人で初めての海外旅行【台湾vlog】

車椅子２台の家族３人で初めての海外旅行【台湾vlog】

This video was shot at the end of November 2023. Younger brother: What kind of strange journey awaits us? I’m going with zero English proficiency, so what will happen? My first overseas trip with my mother and younger brother! Younger brother: Jazzine♪ A copy of old horror movies. Brother: You say too much.

Brother: You say too much. Brother: It was too long. Did I say too much? Arrived at Kansai International Airport. Board the plane to Taipei departing at 7:50. I got a passport in June. Change wheelchairs when boarding a plane. Security checkpoint. We asked the viewers to chime in! Looks like he’s going to Taiwan!

ANA staff will guide you. During the lift. welcome. Hearing different languages ​​makes me feel like I’m going abroad. What kind of journey is waiting for you? Flight time is approximately 3 hours and 15 minutes. The candy bag is bulging. The sky over Taiwan is cloudy. Are there many ponds?

After doing some research, I found out that aquaculture is popular and there are many artificially created reservoirs. In Taiwan, local staff also guided us around. Same as Japan. It’s humid and hot! The temperature is 21℃ and the humidity is high. The time difference with Taiwan is one hour later than Japan, so

I feel like I’ve won. Going to the toilet for the first time. Depending on the location of the toilets in Taiwan, tissues may not be flushed down the toilet. I signed a contract for WIFI with my smartphone carrier. Use a translator for languages. I want to ride the MRT.

A local person will tell you the location. I don’t know what they’re talking about, but I can kind of tell by the atmosphere. Go down in this elevator. I want to buy a Taiwanese electronic card. Go to Taipei Main Station. A kind staff member rushed over to me and

I was able to purchase an electronic card called the Easy Card. And he speaks Japanese! I hope it goes well in your first place! The trains in Taiwan are beautiful and the directions are very easy to understand! Easy to ride even in a wheelchair.

It is easy to understand because the language is similar to Kanji. Since it is close to Ishigaki Island, the atmosphere is similar. I get the impression that Taiwan has a lot of apartments. Next, take the subway. Local people will tell you. Many Taiwanese people are really kind.

I came to the underground shopping mall. There are a lot of Japanese shops here. It’s like anime street. Clothes are cheap. My younger brother’s murmurings. Nintendo stands out! The station in the capital “Taipei” is magnificent! Taiwan has many Japanese convenience stores. Oden. It looks just like a Japanese post office.

Public telephones in Taiwan are colorful. For some reason, many people are sitting on the ground. Lunch time. It looks like yakisoba, so I order three. It was delicious Taiwanese food! The texture is like wheat gluten. The clerk was surprised when I ordered three items. It’s not like I’d order three.

It’s humid and my hair is a mess. Head to the hotel. There are a lot of bikes in Taiwan! Taxis in Taiwan are yellow. Taiwan is putting a lot of effort into making it barrier-free, but the roads are old and have many small steps. Anyway, I was overwhelmed by the number of bikes.

The trees are magnificent and tropical. Arrived at the hotel. check-in. Understand the general meaning of words. Beautiful room. Even though I couldn’t speak English, I was able to get some help. I’m curious about Taiwanese TV broadcasts! My brother is already asleep. What I thought after coming to Taiwan. It smells like pho.

The toilet is dark. The electricity is dark overall. Japan may be using too much electricity. Taiwanese people are kind. The atmosphere is similar to Japan. It was unnecessary because we walked in an area where there were many Japanese restaurants. There was also Yayoiken, Ippudo, and Ootoya. Shopping for dinner.

There are many Japanese restaurants in Taipei. A large car is parked on the sidewalk and passes through the road. it rained! It might become a convenience store meal. I found a supermarket. They sell a lot of fruits! They also sell Orin apples from Aomori. Milk is big!

Tamago 58 Taiwan dollars (about 270 yen) Japanese rice. And there are a lot of Japanese sweets. I feel a strong connection with Japan. I have a good life. Sweets like pota pota yaki. Snow inn. There’s also Polinky. This looks delicious! No matter how you look at it, it’s a “pointy corn”.

No matter how you look at it, it’s caramel corn. Discovering Taiwanese beer. Taiwan also needs to buy bags. We understood by “back”. Almost no side dishes were sold. I don’t know where to put it, so I put it outside. There is “Shimamura”. 7-Eleven for side dishes. They sell rice balls.

It’s a Taiwanese-style menu, so let’s try it. Warm it yourself. hot. what will you do? hot. Somehow I came back. My mother is Japanese-style soba. thank you for your hard work! cheers. It’s like nodogoshi draft beer. copper? Silent. Taiwanese food. delicious! The taste of bamboo shoots. The real smell of Taiwan

Was the smell of spices such as star anise. There were Japanese restaurants in the city. I’m going to bed soon. Will it be cloudy tomorrow? good night. Morning of the second day. It’s very cloudy today too. did you wake up? Younger brother: He wakes up early. Brother: What time did you wake up?

Wake up before 5 o’clock. Occurred? It becomes Japanese yen by calculating about 5 times. Today, when I went to buy breakfast, it was forecast to be cloudy with occasional rain. McDonald’s next to the hotel. There’s a shrimp tempura burger! Menu items not sold in Japan. Order using the touch panel.

If you are in trouble, a kind person will help you. I think Taiwan is a barrier-free advanced country. I ordered it properly and spent about 3000 yen. Taiwan’s buses are flashy. I feel like Taiwanese burgers are a little bigger. I don’t think there was a breakfast menu like this in Japan.

I’ll enjoy having this! delicious. Mustard is sweet and delicious. Taiwan basically has a lot of sweet food. It’s going to rain lightly, so I wear a raincoat. Preparation for going out. I’m going! There is a fine for smoking. The wheelchair platform is clearly marked. Go to the west gate.

It’s in kanji so it’s easy to understand. Easy to ride even in a wheelchair. Many people inside the car are wearing masks like in Japan. The train seats are hard like benches. There is a priority lane in the elevator, which is helpful. Signals in Taiwan often show seconds and are easy to understand.

Movie theatre? In Taiwan, there are many covered sidewalks. Apparently it was created as a rule for building cities during the Japanese era. Ximending. The humidity is lower than yesterday and it’s comfortable. A little cold. When you think of Taiwan, you think of tapioca. I came here to eat xiaolongbao, but

It was so crowded that it was difficult. The back alleys are really fun when walking around town. I feel like this atmosphere has arrived in Taiwan. I’m now heading towards the north gate. Ximen Red House. It seems to be a building from the Japanese era. There is an air raid shelter.

It’s necessary due to the situation. Taipei Public Hall was built during the Japanese era. I was immediately discovered to be Japanese. I also buy tapioca. Order using a translator. Taiwanese people are kind, so it’s possible, but there may be some countries where it doesn’t work. I was able to buy it safely!

I feel relieved because I can somehow buy something by gesturing. In Japan, it’s a large size, about XL. delicious! There is an Animate Cafe. The first post office built during the Japanese era. I really feel that Taiwan and Japan have a deep connection. The famous “Evolution Town”.

A town built in the mid-19th century. It seems that the town began to be formed by shops dealing in trade and shipping. The chaotic townscape is fun. There is a lot of street parking, making it difficult for wheelchair users. There is often a small slope at the step.

It’s funny, like a movie set. It smells like star anise and other spices. Bamboo shoots are often included in Taiwanese food. Beimen Station. Many Taiwanese people also wear masks on trains. I came back to the hotel. I think most commercials in Taiwan are about health or food. Japan might be like that too.

I’ll take out dinner for dinner. I didn’t know much about it, so I ordered accordingly. There are many stores that are not wheelchair accessible. What did you eat yesterday? Did you eat last night? It was convenience store food! I bought some Taiwanese food. People who really want to eat Yakisoba. Something like ramen.

Something like spinach. Maybe soup with star anise. I’ll enjoy having this! copper? Brother: I can eat it. Younger brother: Light taste. Taiwan seems to have a tendency to be bland. Sour sauce. Younger brother: Nut flavor. Again, it wasn’t fried noodles. Does it taste like soy sauce? Brother: Nuts. This is delicious.

Tomorrow is also forecast to be cloudy with occasional rain. Taiwanese version of Baby Star. eternally. good night. The last day of the third day. Breakfast. When you think of Taiwan, you think of bananas. Taiwan has a large number of convenience stores, and they seem to function like supermarkets.

I get the impression that the products sold at supermarkets and convenience stores are almost the same. I’ll enjoy having this! Taiwan banana. My mother, who loves bananas, comes to see me. Go for a morning walk. Since it’s my last day, I take a walk around the area, regretting what I’ve left behind.

Taiwan really has a lot of convenience stores. There’s a line. Yamato Transport is said to be the largest company in Taiwan with a market share of 40%. Pelecanidae: Heronidae: Heronidae? In Japan, they also inhabit Ishigaki and Iriomote Island. police vehicle. There is a line at the restaurant.

Apparently people in Taiwan eat out more often than at home, and many people eat out in the morning. Once I get used to Taiwan, I would like to try a store like this. There are many Japanese cars. As a Japanese person, I’m happy. Taiwan’s postal system retains significant traces from the Japanese era.

Hideki is coming to Taiwan. It seems like he carries it around in a mirror. check out. Go to Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. About 15 minutes walk. Since it’s Saturday, there aren’t many cars. Taiwanese vending machine. There aren’t many installed like in Japan. When you think of Taiwan, you think of tea.

National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. It was built to mourn the death of the first president, Chiang Kai-shek. Bronze statue of Chiang Kai-shek. There are trash cans, and it’s convenient to have dog bags in the trash cans. I got lost while looking for the station.

Being able to ride the train easily even in a wheelchair is helpful. Taipei station. Many people are sitting on the ground. It seems like this is the culture. Finally, when I wanted to eat xiaolongbao, it was very crowded. Apparently Japanese food is popular in Taiwan.

I never expected to eat Ippudo in Taiwan for the first time in several years. Apparently, in Taiwan, noodles are not slurped. Gyoza, edamame, drink, and ramen set costs about 1,500 yen. In Taiwan, receipts come with a lottery ticket. This seems to be the policy of the Taiwanese government. Head to the airport.

My first overseas trip. First time in Taiwan. It looks similar to Japan in some way, but it’s not. Taiwan has an interesting culture. After visiting there , I realized that Japan and Taiwan still have deep ties . Japan and Taiwan have always helped each other.

They also sent a lot of donations during the Noto earthquake. Sincerely thank. Many Taiwanese people are kind. Apartments are being built all over the place. airport terminal. It was my first time traveling overseas in a wheelchair, and I was very anxious before I left, but with the help of many people,

I was able to enjoy my trip to Taiwan. thank you very much! I would like to visit again and again. And by going abroad, I was able to experience a world I didn’t know existed. I want to see more of the scenery outside! See you again in the next video!

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車椅子に乗る家族と一緒に行った初の海外旅行！
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