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Entire Night Chasing Tokyo’s Red Light — Finally Inside

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23 Comments

  5. @billbillson3129

    I literally started watching Quintessential Quintuplets from Ria chan talking about it @1:19:00 She is like a cuteness overload! It's a decent anime 😅Thank you for making and sharing your videos/livestreams Japan explorer!

  13. @zaidannem3137

    Japan is not a place to live, but rather a country to visit once every few years.
    Living there can be difficult for foreigners, but many wealthy people have purchased second homes in Tokyo.
    There are bars all over the world, but Japan's system might be a little different.
    In Europe, if you go to neighboring countries, you’ll find many stylish and attractive women.
    It’s a mystery why Europeans and North Americans are drawn to Japan–a small country where the beauty standards are quite different. Shinjuku Kabuki-gai is a very scary place. Mr JE is a specialist in girls' bars. I think it was quite difficult for me at first.

  18. @kridnnamrrow461

    I asked the AI ​​(ChatGPT) for a plan for a Tokyo trip in Asakusa… check out the second day👌🙌

    Aktualisierter 14-Tage-Plan mit Schwerpunkt Asakusa:

    Tag 1: Ankunft
    * Landung und Check-in im Hotel in Asakusa
    * Kurzer Spaziergang zu Senso-ji Tempel (beleuchtet am Abend)

    Tag 2: 
    Smiley Walk Asakusa Tour
    * Vormittag: Geführte Smiley Walk Tour durch Asakusa
    (Dauer ca. 2–3 Stunden; Senso-ji, Nakamise, versteckte Tempel, Geschichten über Asakusa)
    * Nachmittag: Freizeit oder Besuch des Sumida Parks
    * Abend: Lokales Essen (z.B. Soba, Tempura)

    Tag 3: Ueno Park & Ameya-Yokocho
    * Ueno Park, Museen (z.B. Tokyo National Museum)
    * Shopping auf dem Ameya-Yokocho Markt

    Tag 4: Shibuya und Harajuku
    * Shibuya Crossing, Hachiko-Statue
    * Takeshita Street und Meiji-Schrein

    Tag 5: Asakusa Chill-Day
    * Besuch von Onsen ROX Matsuri-yu
    * Teehaus oder Kimono-Anprobe

    Tag 6: Odaiba (Futuristische Insel)
    * TeamLab Planets oder Borderless (je nach Wunsch)
    * Shopping, Spaziergänge am Wasser

    Tag 7: Kyoto-Tagestrip
    * Früh mit Shinkansen los
    * Fushimi Inari Schrein oder Arashiyama Bambuswald
    * Abends zurück nach Tokio

    Tag 8: Asakusa Deep Dive
    * Freie Entdeckung: Kleine Tempel wie Chingodo oder Imado-Schrein (Maneki-Neko Ursprung!)
    * Mittagessen am Fluss

    Tag 9: Akihabara
    * Shopping für Technik, Anime & Gaming
    * Maid-Café oder Gachapon (Kapselautomaten)

    Tag 10: Ginza & Marunouchi
    * Kaiserpalast Park, Einkaufen in Ginza

    Tag 11: Nikko-Tagesausflug
    * UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe, Natur und Berge

    Tag 12: Kappabashi Street
    * Alles rund um japanische Küche und Deko
    * Danach Freizeit (z.B. kleines Café in Asakusa)

    Tag 13: Letzter Tag Asakusa
    * Noch einmal Senso-ji am Morgen erleben (weniger Touristen)
    * Letzte Einkäufe auf Nakamise-dori

    Tag 14: Abreise
    * Entspannter Transfer zum Flughafen

    Tipp:
    Die Smiley Walk Tour kannst du oft schon vorab buchen – manchmal bieten sie sogar Spezialtouren, z.B. mit Fokus auf Streetfood oder Handwerkskunst in Asakusa.

  23. @kaivr2868

    Very cool, directly at the beginning I recognized the tower and at the side the entrance to Club Zero Tokyo, where I went to a party on March 29 while visiting Tokyo – now that I finally made it to Japan a month ago, I now recognize places in all the YT videos I watch and can say I was there 🙂 Oh and first comment from me on this channel, so hi from Germany and I really enjoy your videos. I had also thought about joining one of your tours, but unfortunately the dates did not match with my travel plans.