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Rudy Maxa's World: Japan [DVD]
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| Genre | Travel |
| Format | DVD, NTSC |
| Contributor | Rudy Maxa |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 15 minutes |
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Travel journalist Rudy Maxa and restaurateur Daisuke Utagawa highlight three distinct regions of Japan, focusing on the nation's food and food producers, and whetting the appetite of anyone looking to travel to this historic country. From the ramen of the island of Hokkaido, to the sushi of Tokyo, to the Wagyu beef raised on the island of Kyushu, food is a window into the soul of Japan.
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Don't even think of hitting the road unless you've consulted Rudy Maxa, one of the country's premier travel gurus. --Paul Theroux, Bestselling Travel Writer
Trust Rudy if you want to travel in style for less while minimizing hassles on the road. --The Today Show
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- Package Dimensions : 7.1 x 5.42 x 0.58 inches; 2.48 Ounces
- Director : Rudy Maxa
- Media Format : DVD, NTSC
- Run time : 1 hour and 15 minutes
- Release date : December 27, 2022
- Actors : Rudy Maxa
- Studio : Questar
- ASIN : B079BMJQBN
- Country of Origin : USA
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #43,789 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #29,602 in DVD
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Peter The Great was really involved building the city. And recreated his own little "European town" there. Filled with so much beauty and love. Your heart can barely contain it all. Peter The Great went to different places in Europe to build his own little town, just to get ideas.
The specialities were beef stroganoff, borscht soup (beet soup) with their sour cream on top. They love their sour cream! And known for their pickles and you can them 1 to 2, 3, 5, 10 day old pickles. It's up to you. And not to mention the cranberry juice followed by a shot of vodka! "Za zdorovje" ("To your good health!")
Onto Estonia, from a travel point of view, I was impressed at the interview by the former Prime Minister of Estonia, Mart Laar. He was the first in Europe to introduce flat tax. He really turned Estonia's economy around. It was interesting to find out all the details how Estonia was able to rebuild themselves back after Soviet occupation in 1991. And pretty quick too! He's not your normal politician. He did a lot of radical decisions that helped Estonia bloomed a great deal. He always thought in the best interest of the country.
It was nice to see the old part of town restored, amazing restorations. They have kept the old folk traditions in a modern day world in lots of places. They showed "The Singing Revolution". Estonians are smart enough to have come out and sing their way, by hundreds of thousands, into getting their freedom back. There was no way to win by fighting. The Red Army was not going to drive tanks over 300,000 people. It was pretty heavy-duty. And brings tears to your eyes.
Nice to see lots of small private businesses and cafes are existing everywhere and doing great, not threatened by "big chains". The people seem happy. The unemployment seems non-existent. People appear thriving. Transportation is free in their own capital [Tallinn] for their citizens.
The castles were wonderful to see and how they have been preserved/restored after years of occupation.
I liked the way "Rudy Maxa's World: Russia & Estonia" ended, but I would have loved to seen more. I wish that we could have a sauna here in our home, too. We probably would be healthier and feel so much better. The Estonians love good food and fine music, as well as we do here. Their specialities are pork, blood sausage, fish, black bread, beer, etc. I have tasted the black bread (called just "bread" there) on numerous holidays when my Estonian mother-in-law brought the bread overseas to America. It is delicious! And far better and healthier than our white bread. Overall, the video was a wonderful "digital journey"!
On the plus side, his coverage of Delhi and Jaipur is quite good, with some really great footage. There are a handful of segments in Delhi which really capture the street atmosphere. Overall video quality is top notch and Rudy is professional and well-informed, always respectful, never obnoxious. His voice is silky smooth. Good for the middle class and upper class traveler.
BTW, I saw him filming on the street in Pushkar when i was there a few yrs ago. He looked like he wanted to be somewhere else but I could be wrong.
The DVD showed Tokyo's impressive skyscrapers, shopping districts, and attractive women. Rudy stopped by a Pachinko Parlor and the Cherry Blossom Festival. He also visited the Tsukiji Fish Market. He used the Tokyo Metro to get around. Although it is overcrowded, it is a clean and efficient system. I also enjoyed the Kyoto episode since it featured the geisha. The DVD is a little short, but definitely worth the price.
Japan's culture and people.
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