Lost in Translation: Our Subway Journey to Shibuya, Tokyo! | Ep. 91
Lost in Translation: Our Subway Journey to Shibuya, Tokyo! | Ep. 91
Join an our family as we embark on an exciting day trip to Shibuya City, Tokyo! Watch as they navigate the bustling subway system, face challenges, and seek help from friendly locals. Experience the iconic Shibuya Crossing with them, where hundreds of pedestrians meet in a mesmerizing dance.
See how they get connected with a SIM card thanks to two helpful Japanese girls, making their adventure even smoother. From exploring vibrant shops to enjoying delicious ramen and sushi, this fun-filled day showcases the best of Shibuya.
Whether you’re planning a trip to Japan or just love travel vlogs, this video captures the spirit of exploration and connection. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel adventures!
0:00 INTRO
0:07 HEADING TO THE SUBWAY
2:52 ARRIVED AT THE YOTSUGI STATION
4:23 GETTING LOST
4:42 NEW FRIEND HELPS US
5:14 ON THE CORRECT TRAIN
6:03 HOW TO BUY A TICKET
6:31 HEADING TO SHIBUYA
7:14 MADE IT TO SHIBUYA
7:49 CITY VIEW
7:59 LUNCH
9:01 NEW FRIENDS HELP GET SIM CARD
12:37 SHIBUYA CROSSING
13:39 SLAM DUNK COURT
14:13 CRUISING AROUND
14:50 FOOD REVIEW
16:44 ENJOYING THE SITES
18:00 SHIBUYA CROSSING PT. 2
18:54 HACHIKO STATUE
19:35 ENJOYING THE LIGHTS
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I found that many pharmacists /chemists /drugstores in foreign countries spoke good English. They have to be able to read English to correctly dispense medicine. I was gob smacked at the 40 metro train lines in Tokyo. The map looked like spaghetti! There were only 12 lines in Seoul, and about 6 in Brisbane. If you ever want to visit Kamakura, for the big Buddha that survived a tsunami, change trains at Shinjuku then board a Yokohama train then to Kamakura. Mori Tower in Roppongi where I went offered great views of Tokyo on a clear day. Skytree built later is even higher.
Waaaayyy too hectic for this old fella.
The fact that the Greater Tokyo City area has a population that's 1.5 times the entire
Continent of Australia just blows my mind.
Kudos for working things out guys, especially with carrying kids as well.
You two are amazing. You both must have fabulous upper arm strength carrying those beautiful babies 😅. Kudos to the Japanese people for helping you out.
I know these days, like you said, most people organise themselves and plan exactly what they need to do and where to go before arriving in a big city like Tokyo, but I love the way you arrived and just started working it out. I feel like seeing and experiencing it all like you are is very refreshing.
Back in 1992, before internet, my husband and I arrived on a Thursday to start our 2 years there. While we did have one gentleman from the company my husband worked for, take us homeware shopping on that first day, it was up to us to work out the rest. We spent Friday grocery shopping in our neighbourhood just like you did. On the Saturday and Sunday we used the public transport to learn how to do it and for hubby to find his way to his work place. Then on Monday off he went nice and early, and for me it was the start of finding my way and making friends. All of it was absolutely fondly remembered! We have been back a couple of times and plan to have one more trip but hoping for less visitors, as it’s become such a popular destination! Enjoy exploring!
so many people and it seems most of them had they cameras on hands. looks amazing from the comfort of my home.
I’m surprised you haven’t heard of Airalo. Check it out if not
No idea how they work, but there are E-Sims, and world sims, as for Crocs buy a pair and road test them, you might be surprised…just don't trust them on wet slippery surfaces
ประเทศไทย ยินดีต้อนรับครอบครัวพวกคุณ ญี่ปุ่น&ไทยแลนด์เป็นพี่น้องกัน welcome ❤
Find yourselves a Family Mart or Lawsons or 711 and try the onigiri's, egg sandwiches, chicken cutlets, milk teas, Pocari Sweat(for the heat).. If you want on the current trend, you put the cutlet in the egg sando. Don't knock the convenience store food, I know how it sounds coming from America, but Japan just gets it right. Have so much fun!
Ive been following you guys for a few weeks now and really enjoying the videos so far. I also arrived in tokyo a few days ago, from Australia and i can say I'd be completely lost if my girlfriend wasn't japanese and can be my local translator 😆. She leads i follow basically.
Children under 6 years old ride for free.