7 Things in Lublin from a Japanese Perspective | Solo Trip in Lublin🇵🇱

Naked Brave Estima Kenji Japony Hello everyone, it's been a while. I'm currently at a hostel, and the filming is a bit like this, but I hope you'll enjoy it. This video is from quite a while ago, but it 's a video about "I went to Lublin." This time, I'll be doing sightseeing, plus introducing 10 good things about Lublin from my perspective as a Japanese person, and recording my trip. So, let's get started and see what kind of city Lublin is, so let's take a look together. So, where is Lublin? Well , you can see the bad guys here, right? There's a mark here. If you go to the bottom right, you'll see two more marks. The one on the bottom right is in the way, and it's the city I went to recently, and the one on the top left says Lublin. So, when you look at it like this, these two are not so great, and Ukraine is close to them. Minus, it's really dark, and things are tough, but Zama City and other places are n't doing so well, so I think events are happening. It's a bit of a sad situation, but I think Japanese people should do their best as much as they can, and everyone should too. Let's do our best, so to sum up, I'm going to finish up here, Lublin-Zamosity Krakow, it's like a small fry panel, going from the right down to the top left, and finally I plan to go to Gdansk. So if you live nearby, please invite me to come and visit. I'll be going back. Once this center is complete, the first thing you can see is this huge castle. It's so huge, so white, it's too big to capture with this camera, and then there's another staircase, and it's like a castle in the sky. It 's also the symbol of Lublin, this Evelyn Castle. That's the first good thing. Now let's go inside. When the other person goes inside, there's a courtyard that spreads out like this. It 's a magnificent entrance. Yes, amazing, this is probably the association, maybe, maybe, it's probably the boundary. This is like a brick tower, and they wanted to climb to the top, so I went for a bit. I bought a ticket and went up to the top. It was really great. Inside, there was a historical exhibit like this. ら見てください。 English: Well, it's not just the view that you get, but the fact that you can enjoy your company, you see, this amazing brick building, amazing, yes, special, came out, and it's amazing, amazing, amazing, amazing, yes, yes, I went, this is the best, really, if you can see this Old Castle, you can see Kobe in the back, too, and it's the best place to get a panoramic view of Lublin. This is it, so I'd like to give you my second favorite thing about this Ruby Observation Deck, so it was a wonderful view. And, well, Olive, I was going to say it, but here, yes, I want to meet you, yes, it hurts, hurts, hurts, hurts, I hit my head on the ceiling, be careful, yes, there was a road that led from the castle to the castle, so let's go this way, let's go, let's go, let's come, Lublin, Oltan is spreading out, yes, a cute view, how cute, yes, there are people here and it's stylish, isn't it? I didn't hear much about Lublin, but as a famous city, it was full of cute boarding houses for women, I'm glad you got tired of it, well, yes 思い出しました。 English: This, this, this, whatever, it's Burger King, so what is it, so let's go in, this cute pink Baka King, that's my third favorite thing, but I'm a bit full, so I couldn't go in this time, but well, from this window you can see this all turn, and then there's this grand hotel called Baka King, which is really stylish, so I went further, and I think there's a university around here, I don't know, but there were a lot of students, and a friend who's been to Lublin told me that you can take photos here, so I thought I'd go and try it out, and inside the building there's like a museum or something, and there's all kinds of facilities, and inside I was heading towards the roof as I'd heard, but I couldn't get in because it was under construction or something, and I was left behind in a really closed-off place where only staff could get in, so I was quite worried, so I went home, and in the end I couldn't go to the roof, but the building was really impressive, and it was a nice place like a cultural hall, I'd like to put this as my fourth favorite place. Here I found a really big building. This seems to be a tower. I went inside and it was really dynamic and amazing, it was quite a shock. And the door was so big that it was incredibly heavy. So, this church and this magnificent, huge building are on the same level as the fourth one. They looked similar. So let's go under that tower over here. If you go here and come out, there's a square. Is this where our desks used to be ? There's nothing here in this square. There's no desk, but it's very stylish. The stylish streetscape continues on and on. I took lots of photos and, by the way, a Japanese group found Katsushika Hokusai. There were 36 of them. I wondered why it was called Lobly, but I understand and it was a surprise. So this is the sixth good thing about Lobly. It's really great to be able to see Japanese culture in Poland. I'm happy to be Japanese. I think Japanese people just want Japan to be praised. It's a bit of a national character, but it's little things like this that make Japanese people happy. We wait until night and then the night begins again. Let's go through it quickly. Morikawa is cooking. Yamada has become a Christmas tree. We didn't do anything in particular, but we just wandered around. This time it was a bit rough. I've been there in other years too, so I didn't take it easy, so I just wandered around. Yes, this is the ups and downs. It was night, and there weren't many people, but it was solid. Old Town is wonderful for a retired man like me. This is Lublin. It was really good. I guess it's divided by a certain age, but compared to the graph, it was pretty good. There were very few people and it's not very popular. It's not going down yet, it's a really hidden gem, it was really good. And finally, the night view of Lublin. That's it for the seven good things about Lublin. I'm tired of walking, so I'm going home. That was my walk through Lublin. I've listed the good things about the food from the Japanese perspective. Personally, the most surprising thing was Katsushika Kita, it was really like this, the back alleys. There was a place like that where you enter It was really unexpected And then, of course, the observation deck had a great view Well, let's rank the years I've been to around here Personality Why, the year in Poland I really didn't have any places that I hated, but everywhere was great I thought I'd announce my ranking here anyway Yes, the ranking is something like this [Music] For a detailed explanation of why I ended up with such a gun, I was thinking I might make a video of it as well So, since it was included here, Hajime-san, Junka, Batchau Megurunya, Bye-bye [Music] [Music] [Music]