Keiichi Iwasaki, mohahlauli oa Lejapane ea lilemo li 36 o qetile lilemo tse robeli a palama libaesekele tse fetang 45,000km ho pholletsa le linaha tse 37 ka chelete e lekanang le $2 feela ka pokothong ea hae, a itšetlehile ka baesekele ea hae bakeng sa sepalangoang.
Iwasaki o ile a tloha hae bakeng sa leeto le lekhutšoanyane ho pholletsa le Japane ka 2001. O ile a rata leeto leo hoo a ileng a lelefatsa leeto la hae eaba o palama seketsoana se eang Korea Boroa ’me a qala ho etela lefatše.
"Bahahlauli ba bangata le bahahlauli ba hloka chelete empa ho e-na le ho tlohela monyetla oa ho etela lefats'e ke batla ho hlakisa hore litoro li ka phethahala haeba u e-na le takatso e matla," ho boletse Iwasaki.
Nakong ea leeto la hae, Iwasaki o ile a kena mathateng ka makhetlo a mangata. O ile a tlatlapuoa ke masholu a masholu, a hlaseloa Tibet ke ntja e bohale, a phonyoha lenyalo Nepal ’me a tšoaroa India.
Linaha tseo Iwasaki li etileng li kenyelletsa: Korea Boroa, Chaena, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Laos, Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Iran, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Croatia. , Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbia, Hungary, Slovakia, Czech, Austria, Jeremane, Holland, Belgium, France, Engelane, Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Switzerland.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- He liked the trip so much that he extended his trip and hitched a ride on a ferry to South Korea and began to travel the world.
- He was robbed by pirates, attacked in Tibet by a rabid dog, escaped marriage in Nepal and was arrested in India.
- “Most travellers and adventurers need money but instead of giving up an opportunity to travel the world I want to clarify that dreams can come true if you have a strong will,”.
