【商船三井フェリー】大洗→苫小牧19時45分発。”個室”で向かう北海道までの１８時間が最高すぎた

This time, we're sharing a video of a cruise on the Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ferry! We enjoyed a two-day, one-night trip to Hokkaido aboard the Sanflower Furano, an evening ferry from Oarai to Tomakomai (departing at 7:45 PM). ☺️ ・Departure from Oarai Port: 7:45 PM ・Arrival from Tomakomai Port: 1:30 PM the next day ・Travel time: Approximately 17 hours and 45 minutes ・Ferry ride: Evening ferry (Sanflower Furano) ・Impressions of the cabins and onboard facilities ・A look at the restaurant buffet ・The luxurious observation deck and large public bath! ・Actual rocking and the comfort of the ship and room Unlike airplane travel, a ferry trip is a special experience, as you leisurely make your way to Hokkaido. We hope this video is helpful for those planning to use the Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ferry or those interested in the Oarai-Tomakomai route! Car Camping Pot Hitotsuko We bring you real-life stories of daily life while traveling around Japan, including what it's like to sleep in your car and migrant workers across the country. #MitsuiO.S.K. Lines Ferry #Sunflower #OaraiFerry #TomakomaiFerry #OaraiTomakomaiFerry #EveningFerry #1945Departure #FerryBoardingDiary #FerryTrip #HokkaidoTrip #CarCampingFerry #FerryFare #FerryReservation We'd love it if you supported us with a like and a subscribe! ------------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 Start of Hokkaido trip from Oarai to Tomakomai 04:01 Oarai Ferry Terminal 05:34 Boarding the New Sunflower Furano 06:23 Private room key 08:19 Superior (windowless Western-style room) 09:40 Two-meal ticket for the onboard buffet 10:15 Restaurant view 12:35 Departure at 7:45 PM 13:44 Shipboard exploration and guide map 16:20 Outside the ship (strong wind) 17:50 Comfortable private room (today's debriefing) 20:14 Sunrise and breakfast buffet from the ship 21:06 Nabeo's lonely breakfast 21:26 Tomakomai Nishiko Ferry Terminal --- --To the viewers who always leave supportive comments on my videos-- As a thank you, I'm giving out "One Pot Stickers." I travel all over the country by car, so please allow me to give them to you "in person" if I'm passing by. Since these stickers are for expressing my gratitude in person, I don't send them by mail. Thank you for your understanding. ------------------------------------------------------------- A couple in their 40s who gave up their house. Living in their car with just one pot. 🚙 In April 2022, they set off on a car camping trip, dreaming of traveling around Japan! I had planned to finish in six months, but due to my unplanned lifestyle, I've now been sleeping in my car for 900 days (?!) I don't have any plans for the future, let alone the future, but I'm enjoying every day working toward my current goal: "Work in all 47 prefectures." I'm posting about my unplanned daily life sleeping in my car and my work life. 🎵 [Work History] Hokkaido (ryokan, sweet potato farm, linen, futon making, supermarket stocking) Aomori Prefecture (apple farm) Fukushima Prefecture (ski resort) Nagano Prefecture (grape farm) Ibaraki Prefecture (sweet potato farm) Chiba Prefecture (pear farm, sweet potato farm) Shiga Prefecture (factory) Kagawa Prefecture (strawberry farm, hotel chef) Fukuoka Prefecture (flower farm, persimmon farm, logistics) Okinawa Prefecture (izakaya, hotel chef, linen, guesthouse cleaning) ※We're hiring! Let us help you with your work! 🙇 Contact: [email protected] I also love activities! Running 🏃🏃‍♀️ Mountain climbing ⛰🥾 Road biking 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️ Camping 🏕🔥 Nabe-san, the extremely shy and foul-mouthed 🙋 Zero vocabulary, the epitome of carelessness! Nabe-chan 🙋‍♀️ We'd love your support for this unplanned couple in their 40s, traveling and working, with no end in sight. The History of Unplanned Living September 2015: We bought land in Chiba Prefecture after casually visiting a property. February 2016: We proposed marriage and quickly introduced ourselves to our parents before our home was completed. March 2016: We registered our marriage as soon as our home was completed. (Not a shotgun wedding, but a wedding we built) April 2021: We dreamed of traveling around Japan and started saving for retirement. April 2022: We can't wait until retirement! I quit my job after over 10 years and started traveling around Japan in a minicar. March 2023: I bought a car without any planning. I switched from a Daihatsu Wake to a Toyota Town Ace. June 2023: I saw that my savings were almost gone. Now what?! June 2023 onwards: I started living in my car while working using apps like day jobs (agriculture), Timee (part-time work), and resort jobs. The daily life of a couple in their 40s who want to "live and travel" around the country. ------------------------------------------------------------- Nabe-chan🙋‍♀️ [Instagram] https://www.instagram.com/nabe.hitotu... Nabe-san🙋‍♂️ [Twitter]   / nabehitotu   -------------------------------------------------------------