【ほぼ天国】死ぬまでにみたい絶景、ウユニ塩湖で飲んでみた【世界は広い】

【ほぼ天国】死ぬまでにみたい絶景、ウユニ塩湖で飲んでみた【世界は広い】

Let’s get started. Hello everyone. It’s Shiri. Following on from last time, I’m in South America with my family, and we’ve just arrived in La Paz, Bolivia, at an altitude of 4,000 meters. We arrived safely, but my dad injured his knee last night. It’s a research treatment, and while I’d thought we’d have to give up, health is key. I was considering such a scenario, but it seems to be more effective than the parking lot in Peru that I’ve been walking around. So, I met up with Jihiro, my guide here in Bolivia, and today, I ‘m going to do some sightseeing in La Paz. First, we’ll go to the Valley of the Moon, but you won’t find the details here. Apparently, the rocks have been eroded by wind and water, naturally creating these uneven surfaces . Look, it’s super interesting. Apparently, it’s made of rocks, so it’s amazing if you go further in, but since this is just a knee-deep area, I’ll move on. Thank you very much. Up next is the gondola, but before that, I ‘ll have a bite to eat. Hibiscus juice and, uh, I think it was Habita. It was kind of fluffy, like Kafka bread, like a chewy bread, but , uh, it was really tasty, and then this tama-mai, like a chewy Shizuku-chan. Yeah. When I bit into it, I was surprised. Yeah . That’s it. It was like that, what was it called? Um, oh, I don’t know. It’s a Korean thing. Did you get it? So, uh, we finally got on the gondola , but this is not for tourists, it’s for locals. So, I got along with my boyfriend on his way to school, and, uh, it only cost a Sambo Liviano. I think it was about 230 minutes. I got on, and, well, I got to travel, see the scenery, and, uh, get a sense of the lives of the people who live there, so it was really great. Speaking of gondolas, they’re found all over the world, but they’re incredibly cheap, even cheaper than the military. In Canada, they were only 10,000 yen, so it’s fun to compare them all. So we arrived at the hotel in La Paz, but unfortunately, we were only staying for one night. The view was amazing. Look, it was a place where you could see La Paz in its entirety. We only got to do a little sightseeing , but in the end, it turned out to be a match I really liked. Yes. Well, maybe there were parts I didn’t see at all, but Sia didn’t seem as bad as I thought, and it kind of melted my heart. Oh, there’s a witch here, on Witch Street, and she sells souvenirs and all sorts of things . But , you know, I’ve been to both. Well, of course. Anyway , leaving them behind, I went off shopping aimlessly and found this very simple magnet. But, before I knew it, the sun was setting, and it was time for one night in La Paz. Oh, I’m getting bored. I’ll eat it. Yes. It’s Rinner. Let’s toast to the sight. Let’s eat. Yes. This time I went for the famous Bolivian Singani Sour. It tasted, well, almost like pisco. Oh, it seems to be a high-class drink made from the same grapes, and this time it was mixed with passion fruit. Here’s the piscosa. Okay, let’s get started. The first thing that arrived was a witty salad, with a yam in the very center, topped with a sweet caramel sauce, and a blue cheese dressing base. Ah, so if I had to say, it was quattro formacchilada. Sweet and sour. Oh, and what I’m holding in my left hand now, and what I’m holding in my right hand is probably a hos, but it was also quite common in Peru. I eat it occasionally in Japan, but I imagine it’s a food that you’d eat more than once . So, I sipped my beer and sipped on the picante malt, which I’d never tried before. Poyo-poyo. Curry chicken rice. Potato, this is potato. Yeah. Amazing. And this is couscous, vegetables, yeah . I keep saying “Yamado,” but my goal in life is to eliminate all foods I’ve never tried, yes. Yama. Now I’ve added another item to my encyclopedia. How does it taste? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, it’s delicious. It’s tasty. Wow, thank you so much for the riama, it’s so delicious, it’s like ground beef and has a really healthy redness , I love it, so if you ever get the chance to try riama , please go for it. You don’t get that chance very often. This picante poyo also really suited my taste. Or rather, I think rice really suits the Japanese palate. Delicious chicken. Yeah. Chiriyakodon poyo. Cute. The cityscape and food were a perfect match for me, and I felt a bit sad to think we were leaving tomorrow. But we decided to leave early and head to the base early tomorrow morning. Fireworks were being launched as if to see us off. Amazing. I woke up wondering where I was, only to find it was Olivia. I’ll do my best on my travels today. I have a headache. So, I’m off to the final destination of my trip, the New Year’s wish. Well, all the other travelers around me agreed that the best option was the eco option. I’d always thought I had to go before I died , but I never thought I’d actually get to go. And with my family, too. Apparently, you can get a full view of the Wienienko mountain range from this plane, and when my parents heard that, they immediately asked me to go to the repair window. It made me realize that even at this age, I’m still a child to them. It really touched me. Before heading to Eco, I decided to take a stroll around the town of Uni. This place is said to be a train graveyard. Ah, I’ve come to this place where used trains are kept . Thank you for your support. It’s kind of like a hotspot, with little wind, and the town’s sister is doing a great job. So, isn’t this place so romantic? Oh, the train tracks stretch straight down. So, how far does it go? Well, all the way to Chile. And then, a miracle happened. A train that only runs once a week happened to pass by. Our guide, Chihi, was completely amazed, and could only say, “Oh, I’ve already got it. ” Yes ! I went first. So it was a lucky day. So , there was a market in the town, and there I found the salteña I’d been wanting to try. It seems like people here often eat it for breakfast. It has a similar texture to gyoza, and the taste is like cookie dough with a slight sweetness. It’s a bit like meat. Yeah, yeah, yeah , yeah . It’s a bit like meat pizza, but my dad said it’s better than Japanese pizza. Ah, I wish they’d come to Japan. Next, we headed to the indoor grocery store , and my heart melted when I saw something like this. They were selling meat, and I was wondering what it was, and it turned out they were selling llamas. And the vegetables were also ones you don’t see in Japan. There were also a lot of different kinds of potatoes, and I really love places like this where you can see the local lifestyle. Thank you. Okay. So, after exploring the village at a leisurely pace like this, it’s finally time to head to Eco. Thank you for the explanation from the guide . Happy birthday. Thank you. Oh, it’s my birthday right now, Japan time. Wow, how romantic. Well, it looks like I’ll be able to spend my birthday with my lover. Big also congratulates me on this vast expanse where nothing else matters anymore . So, I just keep driving on a single road. Time passes, and the sky gradually turns white. And here’s the winter eco-friendly ventilation. It’s pure white. Oh, the Unieco that Japanese people absolutely love is this mirror-like thing with a floating feel . But this ventilation is undeniably good, so this time I ‘ll show you the goodness of the ventilation. So, here we go. You can’t get here without ventilation, either. Cactus Island is visible. Standing there, it’s so white I can’t open my eyes. Who cares? I’m on top of the Colonel. It’s like the humans have already been taken care of. So, look, in this Aliena romantic space, we’re going to have a picnic lunch. Well, the main dish was vegetables and potatoes. And chicken and rice. Let’s eat. It was really simple food, and how should I put it, the moment the flavors of the ingredients permeated my body, it was incredibly luxurious. But, it was a little, ah, too dazzling, so I’m sad that it ended up being the last thing I ate. Mmh. I’ll never forget the lunch I had in such a dreamlike space, and, ah, when my parents and I talked about what the best meal of the trip was, we were all women and it was this lunch. Yep. And best of all, ah, if we ran out of salt , we could just get some from the floor, so, ah, we sprinkled freshly ground salt on the vegetables and ate them . The salt was really sweet. Yes. And to top it off, we sprinkled salt on this suka. It was a lunch that utterly embodied the bounty of the earth, and I was truly grateful. Thank you for the meal. It was really delicious. Thank you. Well, I’m heading up to Saba Island without any food in my stomach. It looks like we can climb up in about an hour. Let’s go. It’s harder than I thought, and the air is thin. But, you know, the top has a 360-degree view, and I wanted to see that spectacular view, but it turned out to be quite a tough climb for my parents. Well, I recently climbed Mount Fuji , so I was more than happy to carry my parents’ luggage. Apparently, Cactus Island can get flooded up here, so you can’t drive there. So, I really wanted to climb it, since I was here during the changing season. With that in mind, I climbed with all my heart , and then, oh, I made it. Wow, it’s almost unbelievable. I made it to the top before everyone else, and I ‘m so glad I made it safely. Congratulations. From here on, the real action begins, so let’s go see the sunset, and we’re off in the car . Oh, you might think you can’t see the mirror needles during the changeover period, but apparently you can see them if you drive by. So, what’s it like ? Yeah. Hold on a second. It’s amazing. So beautiful. Wow. The water was so thick, like a floating object, I couldn’t help but get excited. They’re such wonderful people, and their parents are so cute, I hope they’ll be happy forever. And the photos the guide took were so professional. Oh, in this video, you can see the two of them, with me in the shadow. Yes. And the gradual sunset was so euphoric . Yes. Nothing beats nature’s conditions, after all. We saw ruins and stuff, but nature is truly the most precious thing. Yeah. So, thank you for watching the sunset, my eyes watering. Oh, I was so moved I forgot, but it was my birthday. Yes. Have you ever had such a luxurious birthday before ? Oh, I mentioned drinking the unbelievable Bolivian wine in this heavenly location . And, best of all, I usually travel alone, but having my loved ones by my side as family is an experience that truly makes me want to be with them. Thank you. Okay, dinner. So, um, I’m staying at this salt hotel right now , and it’s amazing! The walls and floors are made of salt. Okay. So, I gave a quick tour of the room, and then they told me about dinner there. Here we go. Oh, it was my favorite buffet. Everything was delicious. So, cheers. Oh, the wine at Volivea is delicious, and most importantly, it was so cold just a moment ago, so this warm food really hit home. Thank you. And, I noticed, there were no Japanese people around. Apparently, U is a place full of Japanese people, but apparently the ventilation is mostly Westerners . So, if you’re lucky enough to have water like this, you can enjoy both the infidelity and the ventilation, and it’s empty, so ventilation, ventilation, ventilation, good morning. It’s the morning sun now. So next, we got up at about 4:30 and headed to see the sunrise. This tour is really a test of strength, so if you’re going to go, it’s best to go early. And so we arrived. This is the place to watch the sunrise. There are already a few more. They ‘re beautiful marshmallows. They really are marshmallows. Over here are flamingos. Lucky. Super lucky. These flamingos. Amazing. Lucky. The sun gradually rose over here . Wow, how magical. The way this mountain is reflected is beautiful, and it looks like there are two suns. It really feels like we can’t look up to the Earth. Let’s all take care of the Earth. I’m so happy. This is definitely a great start to the year. I’ve been soaked up so much energy. Thank you. So, my two-week trip has come to an end, and I’ve said goodbye to Chihi . From here, I have to change planes five times before I get back to Japan . It was a total of 12 flights, a bit of a blur, and a trip to the mine that was a real physical challenge, and there were a few moments where I couldn’t fit everything in, but I’m so grateful that I made it back safely on the freeway, thank you. Good work. Tired. Oh, thank you. Thank you. Bye-bye. See you again. I’m so grateful to my parents, and as I watched, I thought they were so good at expressing love in words. I learned a lot, but stamina is crucial for this journey, so if you’re thinking of going to South America, I recommend going as soon as possible, even if it’s just one day . Oh, and most of all, I’m happy to be able to share this home video with everyone . I look forward to your continued support. See you in the next video. That’s all. Thanx.

長きに渡る南米編にお付き合いいただき、ありがとうございましたー！
どうしたって視野が狭くなりがちなこのご時世、この動画を見てくれた方に少しでも地球のデカさを感じてもらえたら嬉しいなあ！と思うとともに(エゴ
私自身もきっと人生に参ってしまった時などにはこの動画をみて、自分の小ささや地球の偉大さ、家族の尊さなど振り返るんだろうなと、そんな大切な動画になりました。
世界は広いので大丈夫だよねー！？
みんな本当にいつもありがとう！
絶対心身健康に過ごしてほしいです！
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