【海外の反応】「でも、ここにいるのが嬉しくて」初来日のフランス人母娘が見た、東京の夜

A mother and daughter traveled from France. The country she had always wanted to visit finally stood before her that night. "We finally made it to the hotel. And this view...it's truly amazing." The scenery we had passed by every day with the curtains closed was, for someone else, a picture they had waited years for. On their first night, the first obstacle they encountered wasn't words, but a machine. Standing frozen in front of the ticket machine, she didn't know who to give the ticket to. Yet she smiled. "At least it's not a touristy place," she said. The next day, she checked the signs three times in the labyrinthine train station, describing matcha as "like spinach juice," and standing frozen on the other side of the ticket gate, separated only by a pane of glass, leaving her mother behind. At the end of the day, she confided: There were two moments that day when she was so exhausted she was on the verge of crying. But she held on for only one reason. And what she regretted missing until the very end wasn't a glamorous landmark or a famous night view, but a bowl of soupless ramen at a shop whose name she'd never heard of. More than conquering famous landmarks, she prioritized truly savoring each day. That was her travel style. -- We'll discover the still-unknown charms of Japan through the perspectives of travelers. We'd be happy if you supported us by subscribing and liking our videos. #OverseasReactions #Tokyo #ForeignTourists #France #FirstTimeInJapan #JapanTravel #InboundTourism