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The text is a transcript of a video blog by a Spanish tourist who is traveling around the world in 80 days. He visits Kyoto, Japan, and explores different aspects of the city and its culture. He starts by entering a temple and admiring the Buddhist rituals. He then compares the prices of sneakers and iPhones in Japan with those in Spain. He also shows some clothing stores with anime-themed jackets. He then criticizes the cafes with exotic animals, such as otters, owls, and cats, and explains how they are mistreated and exploited for tourism. He says that he has seen these animals in a sanctuary in Thailand and knows how they should live in freedom. He urges his viewers not to support these businesses and to respect the animals. He then tries some sushi dishes that are adapted to his taste, such as sushi burgers and fried sushi. He ends by teasing a video for the next day that will show something outside of the touristy thing. He thanks his viewers for their support and love.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator is on day 33 of going around the world in 80 days.
2. They are currently in Kyoto, Japan.
3. The narrator encountered a temple and was unsure about entering.
4. There is a mention of tourists entering the temple without issue.
5. The narrator observed that the temple smells of incense.
6. Temples in Japan are described as tranquil.
7. The narrator noticed shoes outside the temple, indicating people have entered.
8. A bell rings at 3:21, causing confusion for the narrator.
9. The narrator mentions that some products, like iPhones and sneakers, are cheaper in Japan compared to Spain.
10. White Air Force sneakers cost 13,000 yen in Japan, which is approximately 89 euros.
11. Jordans are also mentioned as being cheaper in Japan.
12. The narrator contemplates buying new sneakers due to their current pair being worn out.
13. There is a discussion about animal cafes in Japan, such as otter and owl cafes.
14. The narrator expresses concern about the welfare of animals in these cafes.
15. It is mentioned that otters might have their fangs or nails removed for safety.
16. Animal cafes are described as tax-free for tourists who show their passport.
17. The narrator reflects on the ethics of animal cafes and their impact on animal welfare.
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