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00:00Istanbul, the biggest city in Turkey!
00:04I love Turkey!
00:09It's called the Blue Mosque.
00:11When I first saw it, I thought,
00:14wow, Turkey is here.
00:18Just thinking about it makes me excited.
00:22It's a place like that.
00:24Amazing!
00:25Let's go on a trip where we usually don't go!
00:32We have Remi from AKB48 with us today.
00:36I'm Remi Tokunaga. Nice to meet you.
00:40Last time, you were our guest and told us a lot about Tottori.
00:45How was it?
00:46I haven't had a chance to talk about Tottori that much.
00:50I was really happy to be able to talk about it.
00:52It's a great show.
00:55It's a really great show.
00:57I hope we can have a deep talk together again.
01:03Our guest today is a traveling pro who used to travel unemployed.
01:09He is Mr. Unemployed Traveler.
01:11Nice to meet you.
01:16You used to travel unemployed?
01:18I was a full-time employee until 2009.
01:21But I couldn't control my desire to travel.
01:24So I quit my job and started traveling.
01:26That's how I got the name Unemployed Traveler.
01:28I had a blog about it.
01:31I wanted to go there, I wanted to go there, and I wanted to go there again.
01:35But I couldn't stop.
01:36And now I'm here.
01:38How did you get the name Unemployed Traveler?
01:41How did you get the name Unemployed Traveler?
01:43I'm curious.
01:447 years ago, when I started YouTube, I thought it was time to make a video.
01:52Thanks to that, I got a lot of viewers.
01:55Now I have about 145,000 viewers.
01:58It's still a long way to go.
02:00You're eating on YouTube.
02:03That's amazing.
02:04Please extend this video.
02:08Really.
02:10By the way, how many countries have you been to in the world?
02:15I've been to about 135 countries.
02:18But I'm not sure.
02:21I think I've been to about 129 countries.
02:24But it's almost the same.
02:26How many countries have you been to?
02:29I've been to about four countries.
02:3230 times?
02:33That's right.
02:34Wow.
02:36I'm going to ask you a question.
02:38I'm going to ask you a question.
02:41What is the biggest city in Turkey?
02:44Istanbul.
02:45I knew it.
02:47Turkish ice cream.
02:48Turkish ice cream.
02:50What do you want to recommend the most about Istanbul?
02:55It's one of the most recommended cities in the world.
03:00Istanbul is amazing.
03:02Where is it?
03:04I want you to guess.
03:09It's a city on the border between Europe and Asia.
03:14Please follow the border between Europe and Asia.
03:19How far is Asia?
03:23I don't know.
03:25What?
03:26It's around there.
03:28Ukraine.
03:30I think it's around there.
03:32I think it's around there.
03:35You're almost right.
03:37I think it's around that sea.
03:39I found it.
03:42I found it.
03:44It's Turkey.
03:45I found it.
03:46Istanbul.
03:48If you enlarge it, there is a seabed.
03:53If you enlarge it more, it may look like a river.
04:00It's like a river.
04:02It's called the Bosporus Seabed.
04:05I've been there.
04:06It's on the border between Asia and Europe.
04:09Is it a city on the border?
04:12That's right.
04:14It's a place where you can say that you've been to Asia and Europe.
04:19That's right.
04:21How do you get to Istanbul from the seabed?
04:27There are many direct flights from Japan to Istanbul.
04:33It takes about 10 hours.
04:36I think it's easy to get there.
04:38It's easy.
04:40I said it wrong again.
04:42People who really like to travel can easily get there in 10 hours.
04:48I can't say it's hard to get there in an hour and a half.
04:54I haven't been there.
04:56It's amazing.
04:58It's amazing.
04:59By the way, from Haneda Airport to Istanbul, ANA will be launched in February.
05:06Really?
05:08That's great.
05:10You can get there in one flight.
05:12You can get there right away.
05:14It's strong.
05:15I'm looking forward to it.
05:16Please look forward to it in the future.
05:18That's great.
05:19Please look forward to it in the future.
05:22I can easily get there.
05:24Istanbul.
05:26Where should I look at?
05:30I think it's better to start with the most attractive place.
05:36Zoom in on the southernmost end of the seabed.
05:45The historical district is on the left.
05:49Tourists usually go there.
05:52Even if you're not a tourist, you'll probably go there.
05:56There are many attractions.
05:58Zoom in and move to the left.
06:01Go a little further down.
06:04It looks like a park because it's green.
06:08It says Sultan Ahmet Mosque on the bottom left.
06:13That's where it is now.
06:17That's great.
06:18It's also called Blue Mosque.
06:20This is my personal destination.
06:25I don't use taxis.
06:29I take a tram or a normal vehicle.
06:32I get off at a subway station around here.
06:34This is the first thing I see.
06:37Wow, the Turks are here.
06:39I'm just talking about it and I'm getting goosebumps.
06:45That's great.
06:46It's so beautiful.
06:48It's very mysterious.
06:50I feel like I'm abroad.
06:54When I first saw it, I thought it was cool.
06:57After that, I went around and saw similar buildings.
07:01I thought it was very special.
07:04I thought it was here.
07:06I think the main street is on the left and right.
07:10If you have a street view around there, you can see my current situation.
07:16There are a lot of people.
07:18That's great.
07:21That's amazing.
07:24I'm impressed when I see this.
07:28This kind of culture is not common in everyday life.
07:34I often see churches and castles in anime and fiction.
07:40I don't think there are many places like this.
07:43I think it's cooler than fiction.
07:47My heart is trembling.
07:50It's cooler than fiction.
07:52That's a cool word.
07:55Just looking at the street view makes me feel good.
07:59I can't help but want to talk.
08:02Can you look back 180 degrees?
08:05There is a museum called Hagia Sophia over there.
08:09What is the name of the museum now?
08:11There is a museum called Hagia Sophia.
08:14Can you go over there?
08:16There is a hot spring over there.
08:22Yes.
08:23Hot springs, food, and gourmet food are my travel spots.
08:29Can I say this is a hot spring?
08:33There is a sauna called Hamamu over there.
08:38There is no hot spring, but there are a lot of pictures over there.
08:43There are a lot.
08:45I'm not sure if it's Hamamu.
08:47I'm not sure if it's Hamamu.
08:50Oh, it's Hamamu.
08:51There is a person bathing in water.
08:53That's great.
08:54Basically, you warm up in the sauna and sweat.
08:58Then, a cowardly brother comes out and rubs you with his strength.
09:03It hurts a lot.
09:05Did you take a break?
09:07I did.
09:08You said you wanted to be a gourmet.
09:10What should we do?
09:12That's right.
09:13I'm going to die.
09:15I don't know what's going on with women.
09:20Maybe it's a little nicer.
09:22Maybe a cowardly person will come out.
09:24I don't know.
09:26The massage is more like kneading meat with force rather than a pot.
09:32I want to experience it.
09:34That's great.
09:36I can prepare it.
09:38That's great.
09:40Please proceed to the front.
09:43180 degrees.
09:45It's a little hidden, so it may be difficult to understand.
09:50At the time I went there, it was called the Hagia Sophia Museum.
09:55It may not be a museum now because of various reasons.
10:00However, this building itself is said to be the pinnacle of Byzantine architecture.
10:07It's very beautiful.
10:09It was a place called Constantinople, the capital of the Great Eastern Roman Empire.
10:19It's a building built by the people who said it was the most amazing.
10:25It's really amazing.
10:27It would have been better if you could see the whole picture.
10:31It's two or three times bigger than what I saw earlier.
10:35That's amazing.
10:38It's amazing.
10:40It's like a different world.
10:43It's like a fairy tale.
10:47I want to go there at least once in my life.
10:50It's not over yet.
10:53Originally, I wanted to see the Topkapi Palace on the upper right.
10:59This is also a great palace.
11:01There are 86-carat diamonds and some kinds of world-class jewels.
11:07There is also a treasure chest.
11:10Even I, who is not very familiar with jewels,
11:15There were a lot of things that made me sigh.
11:20When I was sightseeing, I could understand the feeling of Lupin.
11:25That's how you feel.
11:27I want to decorate this at home.
11:29I want to decorate it at home.
11:32Of course not.
11:35As I said earlier, the border between Asia and Europe is on the right.
11:41From the terrace on the back of the Topkapi Palace,
11:44I can see that this is Europe and that is Asia.
11:48It was a meaningful experience.
11:52The scenery is beautiful.
11:54That's amazing.
11:56That's Asia.
11:58I can see it right away.
12:01That's amazing.
12:03That's Asia.
12:05I feel like I'm in Europe.
12:09You will.
12:11I don't know if you can see it now,
12:15but there is a ship that connects the coast.
12:17It used to be quite cheap.
12:19I think it cost about 100 yen.
12:23It's meaningless, but if you go there and come back,
12:26you can feel that you are in Asia from Europe.
12:33I want to experience it.
12:35You can't do that in Japan.
12:37You can't say that you are in Europe.
12:40That's amazing.
12:42I want to go there.
12:45I want to be the woman who is taking a picture now.
12:49I want you to take a picture here.
12:51It's Asia from Europe.
12:53That's right.
12:54It's cool.
12:55You can only take a picture here.
12:57That's amazing.
12:59I think I'm getting hungry.
13:01It's a good time.
13:03It's really a model route.
13:06I left in the morning and saw it in this order.
13:09You can see the bridge on the top left.
13:14There is a square on the left side of the bridge.
13:23If you take a walk around here,
13:26you can see the bridge and the sea.
13:29You can also see a big mosque.
13:33That's amazing.
13:35I like to take a walk here because it's cool.
13:38There is a shop selling mackerel sandwiches.
13:41There is a ship.
13:43The mackerel sandwich looks delicious.
13:45Can you move to the point near the sea?
13:48I can see it from above.
13:49Isn't that the ship you're staying on?
13:52There are three small houses on the right side of the big ship.
13:56I think that's a stall.
13:59Is that a stall?
14:01It's a ship.
14:03It's a ship.
14:04It's a restaurant.
14:07I made a famous mackerel sandwich in a shaking ship.
14:12There is a counter across the ship.
14:15You can give money and eat it.
14:20It's like a picture.
14:22That's amazing.
14:23Ghibli.
14:24Ghibli.
14:25It's a mackerel sandwich.
14:28Put the grilled mackerel on the bread.
14:31There are lemons and salt on each table.
14:33You can season it yourself.
14:36It's simple, but you can enjoy the taste of the ingredients.
14:42The bread is also high-quality.
14:46It's good.
14:47It's the best way to spend time.
14:48It's the best.
14:50It's the best to see.
14:52After eating delicious food here,
14:55If you want to compare the taste of the mackerel sandwich, you can cross the bridge.
15:00Or if you want to go shopping, you can go west.
15:06Is the mackerel sandwich far from here?
15:08It's not far.
15:09I went there last eight years ago.
15:13I don't know the address.
15:14There is a restaurant called Emil with an orange apron.
15:17It's right across the bridge.
15:20I went to look for it and it was there.
15:22It was delicious.
15:24You don't know if it's there now.
15:26I don't know.
15:27I liked the taste so much.
15:30A Japanese traveler pushed me and I became an assistant.
15:37Maybe the assistant is opening a shop in Japan.
15:44I want him to open a shop.
15:45I want him to open a shop.
15:46I want to eat mackerel sandwich.
15:48If there is a stall next to it,
15:51I don't know if it's in the street view.
15:55Orange apron.
15:57It would be great if it was in the street view.
15:59It would be great.
16:01When I went to see the real thing,
16:04I thought I couldn't find it because it was a little fat and had an orange apron.
16:10But it was there.
16:12It must be delicious.
16:14I don't know.
16:15It doesn't feel like a stall anymore.
16:18It's been eight years.
16:20It's changing.
16:23Maybe it was a big success and opened a shop.
16:28That's possible.
16:29I want that dream to come true.
16:32Let's go back to the shopping mall.
16:35It's difficult.
16:36Which way should I go?
16:37I don't know which way to go.
16:39It's amazing to know.
16:41I think it's a L-shaped building just below the mackerel sandwich.
16:47It's called Egyptian Bazaar.
16:49As the name suggests, it's very Egyptian.
16:53I want to dig down here, but I'm going to turn my heart into a demon.
16:56Let's see if there are any spices and get out of here.
17:00It's amazing.
17:02There should be delicious spices that are hard to get in Japan.
17:08It's convenient for people who cook by themselves or run a shop.
17:14Maybe you can get it here.
17:17That's right.
17:19If you go too fast, you can't get here.
17:23Spice.
17:24Go to the bottom left from there.
17:26I want to say a lot of things about the back alley.
17:29I want to hear a lot.
17:32The destination is the Grand Bazaar on the west side.
17:40On the way from the Egyptian Bazaar to the Grand Bazaar,
17:44there are many stores that sell jewelry and accessories cheaply.
17:50It's nice.
17:52It looks good.
17:54There are many hills, so it's hard to push the cart.
17:59I thought I could help you.
18:03You can interact with the locals.
18:05That's great.
18:07I love Japanese people.
18:10There are many episodes.
18:12When a Turkish ship sank near Japan,
18:17I helped it.
18:19Recently, it became a movie.
18:22I've heard of it.
18:24I was on a textbook over there.
18:27There are many other episodes.
18:29Japanese people are especially loved and treated specially.
18:34I see.
18:35It's a kind world.
18:37There are many episodes.
18:40I want to help the Turkish people in trouble.
18:45That's right.
18:47That's a great story.
18:49Let's go up the hill.
18:51It may be a little far.
18:54The Grand Bazaar is a little further down.
18:58Can you go back to the first Ayasofya?
19:01If you go back, you can see it.
19:04There is a road on the left side of the Ayasofya.
19:09There are three roads.
19:11Please go west of the road.
19:16I will go west.
19:18I think it was the Grand Bazaar with three trams.
19:22Is that it?
19:24That's it.
19:26That's amazing.
19:28Is that all?
19:29That's right.
19:30It's big.
19:31I think this was the world's largest arcade shopping district.
19:36Or it's different.
19:38It's the world's largest.
19:42You can go there.
19:44That's great.
19:46It looks fun.
19:48It's exciting.
19:50You may want to go there for a day or two.
19:55That's right.
19:57It looks fun.
19:58I want to buy this and that.
20:01This is an accessory.
20:05It's a charm.
20:08It's cute in terms of interior design.
20:12That's great.
20:13It's very fashionable.
20:15The items sold in the area are different.
20:17There are clothes, accessories, and home-like accessories.
20:24That's great.
20:25I think people who like shopping will love it.
20:28That's great.
20:29It's cute.
20:31It's beautiful.
20:32It's beautiful.
20:33It's great that it's everyday.
20:35It's rare.
20:36It's rare in Japan.
20:37That's right.
20:39What is this?
20:40I think this is a snack.
20:42I may not have eaten this.
20:47People like sweet things.
20:52I think this is a rich and sweet snack.
20:56It's a very colorful snack.
20:59It looks delicious.
21:00I'm curious about the taste.
21:02The snacks we usually eat are soft and hard.
21:07There is no middle ground.
21:09That's right.
21:10It's a snack that's a little more sticky than a yokan.
21:15I think it's similar to a minor snack in Japan.
21:22I'm curious.
21:23It's difficult.
21:24It's similar to a yokan.
21:26All the shops are very large.
21:30That's right.
21:31It's very large.
21:32By the time I get out of here, I'll be full of mold bags.
21:35That's right.
21:36There are so many kinds.
21:39That's great.
21:40When I went there for the first time, I was asked if I was Japanese.
21:45That's great.
21:46It's not good.
21:48It's something to be wary of.
21:50People who talk to you in Japanese may deceive you.
21:54I was a little wary.
21:57He was so nice and honest.
22:02I got along with him before I knew it.
22:04He was a really nice person.
22:06His wife is Japanese.
22:10I'm sure he's doing business in a shop.
22:13He said, take it easy.
22:15He bought me tea and snacks.
22:18I didn't expect him to be in my shop in this shopping center.
22:21That's right.
22:22He's just a nice person.
22:24That's great.
22:26When I say I want to buy souvenirs like this, he looks for it with me.
22:32I asked him what he was going to do in the meantime.
22:34He said, well, it's okay.
22:35It's loose.
22:36What?
22:37The shop is good.
22:38It's loose.
22:39It was fun when I went there for the first time.
22:41I want to go there again.
22:43If I go there again, it will be more interesting than the first time.
22:47I feel like I'm in Istanbul.
22:51That's great.
22:52If there is such a kind person, I want to go there again.
22:59I feel safe.
23:00He said, take it easy in the shop.
23:03Tokunaga wants to eat Turkish ice cream.
23:07That's right.
23:08I want to eat Turkish ice cream.
23:09That's great.
23:10What kind of Turkish ice cream do you recommend?
23:12I want to eat Turkish ice cream.
23:14I don't know what kind of shop you recommend.
23:17When I was looking for Grand Bazaar, I followed the road.
23:22There are many shops along that road.
23:25There is also a shop on the opposite side of Grand Bazaar.
23:30Let's take a walk along the street.
23:34Let's go to Grand Bazaar.
23:37Let's go shopping.
23:39Walk in the direction of the east.
23:44If you go a little further, you can see Hagia Sophia.
23:50If you look closely, there is a Turkish ice cream shop where people gather.
23:57I'm excited.
23:59I think I saw him.
24:02I didn't see him.
24:06I lied.
24:08Is he at home?
24:11He is at home.
24:12He often does things that are hard to accept.
24:18I want to do that.
24:20He is getting better every year.
24:22He even juggles.
24:25He is getting better every year.
24:28He doesn't let me take a video of him.
24:30That's interesting.
24:32There are many stalls.
24:35There is a stall on the left.
24:39I don't know if it's corn or chestnut.
24:45If it's Turkish ice cream, I think he's wearing a fashionable hat.
24:49It's different.
24:51If you go a little further, there is a tourist area.
24:54I think there will be more shops.
24:58There is a Starbucks.
25:00There is a McDonald's.
25:02I'm glad there is a shop I'm used to seeing.
25:06I want to go abroad.
25:08This is the first square I went down.
25:13Is this a stall?
25:16What is this?
25:18Is this a churros?
25:20I think it's wheat.
25:23Is this meat?
25:26I'm embarrassed if I get the words wrong.
25:29What is this?
25:31Isn't this bread?
25:34It looks like a local bread.
25:37I want to eat local bread.
25:41There are many stalls like this.
25:44You said the bread was high-quality.
25:47The bread I ate at a hotel in Istanbul was the best in the past.
25:53In the memo at that time, it was written that it was the ultimate deliciousness.
26:00I'm very curious.
26:02It's soft, fluffy, fluffy, and crispy.
26:06What is that?
26:08I'm very curious.
26:10Where did you get the bread?
26:12I think they make delicious bread everywhere.
26:15I want to find Turkish ice cream.
26:17I definitely want to eat Turkish ice cream.
26:21It seems to be in the area.
26:24Please do your best.
26:26Please do your best.
26:28There are a lot of breads.
26:30There are a lot of breads.
26:32If you're curious, there are so many.
26:34It's definitely delicious.
26:36The consumption is the best in the world.
26:38Is it ice cream?
26:39It's bread.
26:41I see.
26:43It would be cool if I put it in.
26:47It's shallow.
26:49It's amazing.
26:51But it's delicious.
26:53It's delicious, so everyone eats it.
26:55This is not a market, but there are many souvenir shops.
27:02Let's go straight a little more and turn left at that intersection.
27:07I wonder if there is such a place.
27:10It's amazing that you can tell the difference.
27:13Unfortunately, there is no Turkish ice cream.
27:15There is no Turkish ice cream.
27:17It means love.
27:19That's right.
27:20It means find it yourself.
27:22Turkish ice cream.
27:24Go by yourself.
27:26Go by yourself and find it locally.
27:28That's the best.
27:30I'm sure.
27:32I was able to see a mysterious place.
27:34It was amazing.
27:36I was able to feel the love of the locals.
27:38It was a kind town.
27:40I felt like I wanted to go to a kind town.
27:42I want to go.
27:44How was it, Toruko?
27:46It's about one-fifth or one-tenth of what I wanted to talk about today.
27:50There are many more maniacal things.
27:54I want to go to the second stage again.
27:56I want to go to the second stage.
27:58We want to go.
28:00Thank you very much.
28:02Thank you very much.
28:04If you want to go to the second stage, please send us a picture and comment on the program.
28:12Maybe a jobless traveler will guide you there.
28:16Maybe.
28:18Maybe they'll take a walk with you.
28:20I don't know.
28:22It's up to you to go or not.
28:24See you next week.
28:26Thank you very much.
28:291.3 billion people live in India.
28:33That's amazing.
28:361.3 billion people?
28:38That's amazing.
28:42That's amazing.
28:44When I ride a two-wheeler, I feel like I'm playing rugby.
28:49I couldn't ride it if I didn't feel that way.
28:52That's amazing.
28:54That's amazing.
28:58That's amazing.