Traveling Around in a Camper Van in Japan | Cow Resort | Ep. 102
Traveling Around in a Camper Van in Japan | Cow Resort | Ep. 102
🌍✨ Join our family as we journey from beautiful Lake Kawaguchi Area to Shizunami for Daddy’s upcoming surf session at The Surf Stadium Wave Pool. 🚐💨 We’re headed to our first paid campsite at a unique cow resort 🐄🏕️ After that we discover an awesome mall with a “kid casino” (aka arcade) 🎮 and find a hidden gem of a free campsite on a one-of-a-kind beach! 🏖️
Whether you’re a travel lover or looking for family fun, this adventure is for you! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more!
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Loving following your adventures in Japapn (lol). Hey, I just got a drone that can shoot 4K so I need to update my video editing software, so I was just wondering what you use?
Another interesting video. Thanks for sharing.
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ideboku is famous in shizuoka
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これ、車があるからこそ出来る日本の旅だよね。Every time I watched your new clip,wow! You guys never ceased to me amaze !Yep, that’s the how to enjoy Japan. Great!
Soo 🆒!! 4 out of 5 of our kids are allergic to milk. I wonder if milk like this would be ok? It’s the protein in it that they are allergic to. They can tolerate it baked thank goodness. My husband and I are not allergic to it. It really makes me wonder if it’s the way food processing has changed over the last 36 years.
Lake Cow-a-guchi?