テキーラ村で最高級アネホを奢ってもらいまくった結果..｜グアダラハラ［メキシコ＆グアテマラ10日間マッハ旅！その2］

Tequila village, located near Guadalajara, Mexico's second-largest city, in the state of Jalisco. This is the place from which the name "tequila" originates; only agave spirits produced here can be called "tequila." Along with the vast blue agave fields, a unique culture still thrives. More than just a place that produces alcohol, a lifestyle and landscape unique to this land continue to unfold slowly. My travel companion this time, Ryo, is a friend I met in college. ◉ Ryo Yamanaka Born 1996. Fashion photographer. He captures the presence and atmosphere of his subjects from a street-rooted perspective. He pursues visuals that leave a lasting impression within a natural feel, utilizing light and color. https://ryoyamanakaphoto.myportfolio.... 📸 Ryo's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ryoyamanaka... ✌️ Otsuka's Instagram   / jun_ology   --- Going independently and heading straight to Jose Cuervo was a great decision for me! However, depending on the situation, a tour might be more enjoyable. ⬇︎ A blog by someone who has compiled detailed information about tours in Tequila Village. (Mi Amigo) https://capytabi.com/tequila-tour-exp... *Before that, I'll correct a bug in the video. The price of the tacos at the end of the video: ◉MX$33 ≒ 297 yen ◉MX$44 ≒ 396 yen ◉ Advantages of a tour If you choose a tour, you don't need to think about it any further. You can deepen friendships with other tour members. You don't need to speak Spanish. You feel safer because you have a guide and driver with you. ◉ Advantages of going independently You have more free time and can choose your own distilleries (manufacturers) and meals. You can fully enjoy the atmosphere of Tequila Village. The bus facilities are good (charging available), and the seats are spacious and comfortable, so you can sleep soundly. You can even think, "Why not just stay overnight in Tequila Village?" That's about it. I don't want to write anything negative, but If I had to list the biggest weaknesses of each, in my opinion: ▲ Tours: The restaurants and distilleries you're taken to can be surprisingly expensive. (The restaurants they take you to are often more expensive than expected, and when you try to buy tequila from a distillery as a souvenir, the selection is surprisingly limited, and it's expensive. You might feel a sense of collusion.) ▲Individual: Buses are often slow, and things take up a lot of time. (With a tour, the van picks up participants and goes directly from the city to Tequila Village, so it supposedly takes less than an hour. However, the bus takes about 50 minutes just to leave Guadalajara. It seems that buses depart from terminals other than the one we used, so taking an Uber might be faster. There are also other factors to consider, such as choosing a distillery or restaurant.) Even considering the above analysis, I recommend an individual tour. The reason is that if you can speak English reasonably well, there are almost no language problems. As some of you may have noticed from the video, Mexicans from central to northern Mexico, including Guadalajara, speak English quite well. Furthermore, Guadalajara is Mexico's second-largest city, and Tequila Village is a tourist destination. Honestly, I rarely feel anxious about not being able to speak Spanish. That's how fluent I am, anyway. It might be hard to understand because Ryota and I can speak Spanish, but... Like Pablo who spoke to us on the bus (see the second half of the previous video:    • メキシコ・グアダラハラ初日、悪徳警官にたかられる。［メキシコ＆グアテマラ10日間マッ...  ), Many locals speak to us in English. While there are surprisingly many people who don't know English in southern Mexico, based on my experience, in Mexico City, Cancun, and the center of Oaxaca, you can enjoy yourself perfectly well using English. Since Mexico shares a border with the United States, English is quite common. Tequila Village is so much fun, you should definitely go! ♪ ✌️ Otsuka's Instagram   / jun_ology   📸 Ryo's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ryoyamanaka... 💝 Tabiology (My fun travel records so far) https://youtube.com/@-tabiology-605?s... 🔥 I'm eating all sorts of Mexican food on TikTok. https://www.tiktok.com/@tabiology196?... ✨Channel Art and Logo: Kiyo Kanako (@kiyokanako)   / kiyokanako   📸Camera used for filming videos https://amzn.to/44nJQrD 💻Computer used for editing https://amzn.to/44b0wkJ 🎤Microphone used for narration https://amzn.to/3HP3Ydr 📸Digital camera I own https://amzn.to/3HSvHKe 👞Shoes that support my feet https://amzn.to/4l1WylN #Tequila #Guadalajara #Mexico