The Ultimate Trash Taste Road Trip - From Southernmost to Northernmost Japan

🚗Trash Taste embarks on an epic road trip across Japan, spanning nearly 3,000 kilometers.

🏞️The journey takes the hosts from the southernmost point of Japan to the northernmost point, showcasing the diverse landscapes and climates along the way.

🏨Winners of the challenges get to stay at luxurious accommodations, while losers have to rough it out in less comfortable arrangements.

🏹The hosts participate in a traditional Japanese archery competition, known as Yaba Summit, where they shoot arrows from horseback.

🥇Competition amongst the hosts adds an element of excitement and suspense to the road trip.

How long is the road trip?

—The road trip spans nine days and covers a distance of nearly 3,000 kilometers.

What challenges do the hosts face?

—The hosts face various challenges along the way, including traditional Japanese archery on horseback.

What are the accommodations like?

—The winners of the challenges get to stay at luxurious accommodations, while the losers have to stay in less comfortable arrangements, such as a manga cafe.

What is the Yaba Summit?

—The Yaba Summit is a traditional Japanese archery competition where participants shoot arrows from horseback.

Is there a prize for the winner?

—Yes, the winner of the challenges gets to stay at the Sheraton, the only five-star hotel in Hiroshima, while the loser stays in a manga cafe.

00:00Trash Taste embarks on an epic road trip across Japan, covering nearly 3,000 kilometers.

05:58The hosts relax in a 111-year-old traditional Japanese inn in Oita prefecture.

09:01The hosts participate in Yaba Summit, a traditional Japanese archery competition on horseback.

11:38The hosts compete for a prize, with the winners getting to stay at the luxurious Sheraton hotel.

12:09The hosts practice archery on horseback and face the challenge of steering the horse while shooting arrows.