He Ruined My Car | Feat. @CDawgVA

Head into the Koorisuizokukan, an ice aquarium in Kesennuma, where fish are flash-frozen and displayed in a massive block of ice. You'll need to put on a big coat provided at the entrance, as the temperature inside is extremely cold, reminiscent of the freezing conditions on the deserted island. It's a trippy experience, but be prepared for the cold to drain sensation from your extremities quickly. The creator suggests 10-15 minutes is enough before you'd be 'dead'. It's a 'genius marketing strategy' because you'll want to leave immediately despite paying to get in.

After the freezing experience at the ice aquarium, warm up with a meal at a Kesennuma seafood restaurant. Kesennuma is famous for its fresh and delicious seafood, being one of the biggest seaports in Northeast Japan. I opted for a 'kendor seafood rice bowl' with tuna, salmon, and scallops. Connor chose the 'deep fried swordfish cuts' with curry and rice, which he found 'pretty good' and 'one of the tastiest fishes'. The food helps to warm your body after the cold.

Head to Jodogahama Beach for the 'pimp my car' challenge. Connor and I each had a budget of 'ichim man n' (¥10,000) to buy five items from Don Quijote to decorate the car. My concept was 'disco hygiene', featuring a disco light ball speaker, a dancing duck, fake money, and tinsel. Connor's concept was 'children's birthday party' with a BB gun, tissue holder, cinnamon roll blanket, car shelf, slippers, pig plushie, and car fresheners. The viewers are meant to decide who had the best items.