旅は予定通りにいかない ── バンコク最終日の記録

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Recorded08 May 2026

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In this episode, I reflect on the final hours of my Bangkok trip, from leaving the city center to arriving back in Japan. I talk about Bangkok’s heavy traffic, airport buses, long nighttime travel, and the contrast between different airlines. Along the way, I share memories of working in Bangkok years ago and how traveling changes the way we see the world. Trips rarely go exactly as planned, but that unpredictability may be part of their value. Travel forces us to adapt, observe, and respond to unfamiliar situations. More than simple tourism, I believe traveling abroad can deepen perspective and challenge everyday assumptions about life and culture.

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