One Week Bagpacking in Hokkaido JAPAN, Solo Diary! Hostel Experience |Filipina from Bohol-Ms Cynthia

Okay, good morning everyone. So I've been here in Hokkaido for one week. So this is my first day here in Otaru. So this is not my first time in Otaru, but this is my first time here in Sankaku Market. Because I always eat King Crab. So I've already uploaded a separate video. I'll put it in the description box or in the upper right corner or left corner. So when I checked out of the hostel here in Otaru, I went back to Purukai. I visited the farm that I saw in the group group. So they were barbecuing after harvesting the vegetables. They were harvesting the potatoes. So there were a lot of different nationalities. And because I was born here in Hokkaido, so I'm a tourist. So when I went to the next hostel, they invited me to barbecue for dinner. So I had a barbecue for dinner. It was free. So I went to the barbecue. Because the barbecue is famous here in Hokkaido. But after that, I died. Because it was my third day here. Because I was going to stay here for one night. So this is the form of the hostel. So this is how it looks like. So this is the hostel here in Otaru. This is how it looks like. So if you want to know more about this quick tour, You can follow me on Facebook and Instagram. Because I always wanted to vlog. Because I always wanted to be alone in life. But I realized that this is just the beginning. So I decided not to vlog. But now, if you look at it, There are a lot of things here. This is the soap. It was cut with a tissue. Because of course, If you go to the Philippines, You can find soap bars everywhere. So you can go to the hostel. So this is the place with the tissue. So if you want to go to the hostel, You can go here. Because if you want to stay in a hostel, You don't have to stay in a hotel. Because it's a hotel. If you want to stay in a hotel, You don't have to stay in a hostel. If you want to stay in a hostel, You don't have to use this. You don't have to use the toilet. You don't have to use the bathroom. You can use the flash. That's why it's called, United we stand, divided we fall. I don't know how to say it. So I went inside. I greeted the host. Good morning. He said he will prepare the breakfast. The breakfast is free. It's included in the price. So the price is It's included in 2,000 kip. It's in the price. So it's cheaper compared to the hotels. Because the hotels in Sapporo are expensive. It's in Motongtong. It's around 5 miles up there. So it's cheaper there. That's why it's called breakfast. He said he doesn't need to stay in any hotel there. Because if you go there in the afternoon, You stay in a farm. By evening, you can eat there. So you just have to go there. It's free. You can go there in the evening. If you're lucky, you can ask for free food. You can ask for barbeque. They also have breakfast. Bread, cheese, corn, and salad. It's perfect for breakfast. It's very healthy. You can have salad and yogurt. It's delicious. Last night, I met a Japanese friend. We're both solo travelers. We spoke English. I don't know how to speak English. I only know how to say hi or welcome. She's very popular. She's the CEO of the restaurant. So I stayed here for one night. I'll show you around the restaurant. Before we check out, let me give you a quick tour. This is the entrance. This is the Japanese entrance. This is the entrance to the restaurant. If it snows, you can't go inside. You can't get wet. That's why it's called the restaurant. Now, it's available on Booking.com. It's for houseguests. I have an affiliate account. You can meet me there. I'll show you around. Now, I'm going home. I'm going to stay at a hostel. A hostel is for vibes. It's a chance to meet other travelers. It's like a double-deck. You can go up and down. You can sleep in one room. It's a different experience compared to the previous hostel. It's very privacy-friendly. You can sleep in one room. It's a different experience for each hostel. The food court is the favorite in Marugame. It's my favorite in Hokkaido. Marugame is very famous. Marugame is an international food. I've been to Marugame. It's famous for its soup. It's very delicious. It's very chewy. It's my favorite food. It's my favorite Japanese food. If you want to eat, you can go to Sinsio. You can have a paper lunch. You can eat here. You can leave your bags here. Japanese people don't use bags. They only use rooms. They use restaurants and convenience stores. They use a machine to help you eat. Now, they don't use machines. They eat in bags. They eat here. They eat in their room. It's not like I'm complaining about the budget. I'm not complaining about the budget. I'm just paying for it. I'm just doing what I can. Right? When I get on the subway, it takes 14 minutes to get there. It takes 14 minutes. When I walk, it takes 16 minutes. So, it takes 2 minutes walking. I've paid the fare to go home. I just bought it and it took 2 minutes to get home. I just bought it and I don't know why they've put that much space in the next station. It's not like I have to push some buttons to get home. I don't have to push the button to get in. I don't know if it's because of the branch, or because of the phone, I don't know. When you go to a hotel, you have to be quiet. When I go to a hotel, I have to edit and voice-over. That's why I have to go to the hostel to talk. The number one rule is to keep quiet and silence. That's why I have to go to the hostel to talk. Yesterday, I went to the convenience store because the hotel was empty. Yesterday, I went to the Sapporo station because the hotel was empty. Yesterday, I went to the Hikawa. The truck number 10 arrived at 8 o'clock. That's the highlight of Hokkaido. We have to change our food because we can't change our food here. We have to make sure that we have enough food. The blue pan is the highlight of Hokkaido. I got on the truck number 10. The truck is a Lilac Limited Express. It's a little expensive. It takes 1 hour and 25 minutes to get to the station. I have to get on the conductor's seat to get to the station. You can use an IC card to get on the train. You have to get on the conductor's seat to get on the train. We have arrived at the Hikawa station. The transfer fee is 5,440 yen. It's a little expensive. We have to get on the platform. We have arrived at the base station. It takes 30 minutes. Is it safe to walk? There are many bears. No? Maybe. Lucky. Thank you. When you get to Hokkaido there are many bears. There are many bears. I hope that I can get on the bus. Now, there are many bears. The bus is going to Blue Pond. It takes 33 minutes. It's 800 yen for the train. So this is the form of the Hununganan. It's like a pure Lasangan. You can't see the white parts because it's Lasangan. You can't buy it. You have to exchange it for ice and coke. So when you drink this, it will take 9 minutes. So you have to drink it in one go. You have to drink it in one go. It's like a picture picture. It's like a blue pan. It's amazing. But it's more aesthetic in the middle of winter and autumn. Because the leaves here are like snow. It's more aesthetic. I like this flavor. Flavor? Flavor! So good! Yay! It has a minty effect. It has mint. Mint. Mmm. Oh... It tastes very good. But on the nose. No, more on the The nose. Like the top. Bottom. That's it. and it's a rural area, we have to be aware of the schedule. We have to be aware of the schedule about the Tiguang people. It's a very busy area. So, we have to be aware of our schedule because there are a lot of delays. It's true that the Tiguang people have to get ready for the winter. The waterfalls that are in Ninzo are very aesthetic. The aesthetic of the winter is that it's snowing and there's a lot of snow. So, there's a lot of experience in the summer. It's true that it's summer, but it's snowing now. It's snowing now because the wind is blowing. So, you can see the bridge that's already built. One, two, three, four, like this. The bridge is very big. You can see the mountain from here. You can see the mountain So, when it's winter, the view is very beautiful. When it's snowing, I go back to the base station but I have to get out of the car 30 minutes before I get there. So, when it's snowing, I have to get out of the car. So, it's like this, but it's very difficult because I have to search on Google where the ticket is. It's very difficult because you have to search It's very difficult because you have to walk 30 minutes before you get there. It's very difficult because you have to walk 30 minutes before you get there. So, now, I'm at the base station and I have to get out of the car. I have to pick up my luggage because it's not a hostel. It's a homestay. It's a house offered by foreigners. I have to pick up my luggage at the station. I have to pick up my luggage at the station. I have to pick up at the station. I have to pick up my luggage at the station. I have to pick up my luggage at the station. I have to pick up my luggage I have to pick up at the station. It's very difficult Enjoy the lag-lag, son. It's so windy. Look around. It's so close. It's about 500 meters away. Look up. Show them how it's like in their house. Son, it's beautiful. It's a beautiful house. It's renovated. It's been 12 years since we built this house. It's a beautiful house. It was built by my father. My father was a farmer. He was a farmer's son. Now, he's a farmer's son. He's a farmer's son. Now, we're preparing noodles. We're cooking and preparing to eat. I'm so hungry. It's getting worse. I'm wearing a jacket. I'm worried. I'm worried because I'm afraid of the cold. Now, it's getting cold. I already explained the breakfast. I already explained the breakfast. It's included. It's cheaper than the hotel price. It's cheaper than a hotel. It's cheaper than my grandmother's. It's very cheap. I don't know the name of it. Now, when I go to Asahikawa Station, there are a lot of people there. There are a lot of people there in Asahikawa. So, when I drink water, I get a little thirsty in the morning because I have to go to the toilet in order to pee. Now, when I go to the toilet, I don't have that problem anymore. Now, I just drink vitamins. I don't feel like changing my clothes because I don't know how to change my clothes. Now, when I go to the toilet, I don't have the problem anymore. Now, when I go to the toilet, I don't have that problem anymore. Now, when I go to the toilet, I don't have a problem. Now, I just enjoy my last day here in Hokkaido. I just really enjoy my last day here in Hokkaido. Now, when I go to bed, I don't feel like changing my clothes 99% of the people there are old people. There are a lot of children there. They don't feel like they are old people. They don't feel like they are alive. It's a simple living. You just have to work. You don't have to go to work. I want to retire. I want to live a peaceful life. I don't want to go to the hospital. I want to go to the park. I don't want to go to the park. I will only go to the hospital. They treat my hand. Before I left for Philippines I told myself I will retire there and can work. They are too good to touch my hand. They are those who are employing old people in the business. They have helped them. If the young people here in Japan begged you for money It's not like when you're in business, you have to work hard. You have to work hard to earn money. But now, when you live with a lot of people, it's legit, you don't have to worry. It's not because you're a fan of a lot of people, it's because you're a fan of a lot of people. You realize that there are a lot of different types of people. If you have a lot of different types of noodles, you'll have a lot of problems. Because they always say, I don't know what to buy, I don't know where to buy it. Because they always ask me to buy it. I don't know where to buy it. They ask me, I don't know where to buy it. It's up to you. And now, they have a hotel, it's not like they have a hotel in the middle. It's like a hotel. But it's a shared hotel. It's a shared bathroom, a shared toilet. It's a shared toilet. It's not like a shared bathroom, it's a shared toilet. If you have a shared bathroom, it makes sense because the building is good. The more rooms, the more cheaper it is, a hotel or hostel. Of course, it's cheaper to have a shared hotel when you just have to pay for the rooms in the building. It's cheaper and it's cheaper So, the men are the ones who are responsible for the cleaning. They are the ones who clean the toilet, because the toilet is the only place where the water is coming out. That's why they save space. So, of course, you can't just keep pressing the password. If the water is coming out, it's good that they have a CR, because the water is coming out, the water is coming out from the other side. But if the water is coming out, it's because you always have this password. Because it's called the password of your bathroom. Because, of course, it's a mixed type of hostel. So, if there's a lot of people, it's like a bridge. It's like this, right? So, if the water is coming out from the door, it's good that it's clean. So, this is the bathroom. So, it's already cleaned, that's why it's already taken a bath. So, I made videos. So, there are sinks, there are four sinks, there are three bathrooms. There are shampoo, conditioner, there are body soaps. So, it's good for backpackers in Japan. It's good for solo travellers because there is security, there is... It's good to bring your own bag because there are so many things, and if you leave a small bag, you won't be able to change it, right? So, if you bring a lot of things from the pharmacy, because I saw that the TikTok is very clear. I watched the TikTok, there are two of them on the floor. So, it's good that they're prepared So now, I'm checking out of this hotel, this hostel, it's free to stay, it's a bit cloudy, it's a bit hot, so I'm going to change my clothes and go to the room where they have a vending machine. It's good, it's complete, it's the kind of hostel they have. So I'm going to change my clothes, I'm going to have a drink last night. It's a bit cloudy, so I'm going to change my clothes and go to the room where they have a vending machine. It's good, it's the kind of hostel they have. So I'm going to change my clothes, I'm going to have a drink last night. Well, if you compare it to Tokyo, Tokyo is worse, but I want it to be peaceful, I don't want it to be crowded. I don't want it to be crowded. I have an airport here. Asahikawa is not an airport, right? So, if I land here in Narita, I'll be back in one week here in Hokkaido. So, I'm going to change my clothes now because I have to cook all of this. Fish is still raw. I'm going to put it in a bowl so it doesn't have eggs in it. My clothes, I'm going to change. I don't want it to be crowded. I don't want food to be available in Hokkaido. If I want it to be crowded, I'm going to comment on the food in Hokkaido compared to other places. Compared to Tokyo, I don't want to compare. The food there is the same as in Hokkaido, it's the best. Now, I have reached the point where I am able to check up on my family and that's it, this is me, Cynthia. The doctor told me that she is not in pain or that she is not eating well. She was wearing a yukata in Sapporo Hotel. She was wearing a wig. She was wearing a wig in the office. She was not washing her face. This is what I heard. I doubt it because I am not an allergic person. Now, this is what I heard. 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