【偏見地図】ワシントン州｜スタバ発祥の地シアトルや、驚きだらけの大自然と常緑の州

0:00 Introduction 0:53 Basic Information (Opposite climates in East and West Coasts, Boeing's massive factory) 2:40 Seattle (Space Needle, Pike Place, First Starbucks, Tech companies) 8:25 Tacoma/Olympia (Glass bridge, Collapsed suspension bridge, Small state capital) 10:40 Olympic Peninsula (Temperate rainforest, Orca sanctuary, Indigenous culture) 12:47 Cascade Mountains/Mount Rainier (25 glaciers, Leavenworth, Mount St. Helens) 15:21 Mount St. Helens (Massive eruption in 1980, 518m summit lost, Natural regeneration) 16:59 East Washington (Spokane, Palus wheat, Dried waterfall 5 times the size of Niagara Falls) 19:25 Yakima Valley/Wine Country (77% hops, #1 apple production in the US, #2 wine production) 21:15 Columbia River Basin - Hanford (Giant Dams, Manhattan Project, Nuclear History) 23:20 Summary This video examines Washington State from the perspective of a "biased map," organizing the state's structure, with its vastly different regional characteristics, using maps and trivia. Washington isn't just "the state of rain, coffee, and tech companies." The temperate rainforests of the west and 150 cloudy days a year, the east with 300 sunny days a year and endless wheat fields, the Boeing factory where clouds form inside the world's largest building, and the massive eruption of Mount St. Helens, which blew off 518 meters of its summit. Each region has a different climate, different industries, and different history, yet they all make up one state. "The Evergreen State"—a state that is always green and constantly changing. From the rainy city of Seattle to the dry eastern plains, you'll surely be surprised by the sheer number of amazing things packed into one state. Voice: VOICEVOX: Zundamon / VOICEVOX: Shikoku Metan *In this video, the word "prejudice" is used as a label to clearly organize regional characteristics. There is no intention to negate any specific region or culture.