My TOP 9 TIPS and FOOD to EAT for TRAVELING JAPAN 🇯🇵 || Japan Travel Vlog

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   duc sue 3 years ago

   1:33 Hey. I walk through this area on daily basis to and from work.

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   Jeremy Brahm 3 years ago

   JR is technically six different railways, but they work together for the JR Rail Pass, to make it seemless between the groups. Trains do stop at 12-12:30 am, so if you are out after that, you'll need to catch a taxi if you are not near your hotel.

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   Eden's Tokyo Life 3 years ago

   Good to hear about your fantastic trip here in Japan . I enjoyed watching your videos and I sure following your channel . Next visit I highly recommended Gifu Prefecture. Takayama is famous for Sake . Hida ramen and Hida beef I. enjoyed it yesterday. It was truly amazing. Great video as always . Thanks .

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   Hank Thia 3 years ago

   Great video! I fly out on the 28th! Can’t wait.

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   Luigi Is Best 3 years ago

   Great video, and great videos on Japan. I wanna travel there so bad hopefully in March 2023. How did you manage with money in Japan? Did you just exchange money at the airport?

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   MondoSensei 3 years ago

   Great solid tips, just a few critiques though in regards to pronunciation.

   Shinkansen = Sheen-Kahn-Sen ("ee" is very subtle)
   Omakase = Oh-mah-Kah-Say ("Say" leaning more towards "eh" and not an exaggerated "AAYE")
   Nigiri = Knee-Gi-Ree (Like Karate Gi, not like "oh geez!")

   I tried to ignore it but you said these so much that I couldn't help myself 😂
   Other than that, this is really good advice for newcomers. Sent it to my mom before she joins me in Japan, so thanks!

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   Aldo Metal 3 years ago

   Ok, after the fourth "nijiri" I just had to say something. It's Nigiri with a hard G. にぎり. に=ni ぎ= gi り=ri. Hard G like in "gun" or "go". (Ghee)
   Ok rant over.

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   Christian Noval 3 years ago

   Thanks for your video. I've just arrived home yesterday after 17 days, and seeing your video just made me want to go back even more 😍 Visiting a sake brewery could also be on the list, especially if you're outside Tokyo. We did so in Kobe, where also had an amazing Teppanyaki dining experience with differing kind of meat to taste the difference between Japanese, Wagyu and Kobe beef.

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   A Yoshi 3 years ago

   27日の夜7:00からワールドカップの試合があるので渋谷で撮影してみては如何でしょうか？
   勝てばお祭り騒ぎになりこの瞬間でしか撮影出来ない面白い映像が撮れるかもしれません。

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    こむぎ 3 years ago

    腹立つとか以前にテレビ画面を撮ってYouTubeに載せることは著作権法違反です。
    動画up主が一番悪いです。

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    astroboy3507 3 years ago

    Wow I heard about getting the JR PASS many times as we will buy it for next years but never heard 200 cheaper prior to getting there!!! 😮
    Nice info thanks!!!$$$
    I like how u explained to people about the chefs follow what the sushi masters say it’s very true!!! 🙏🏼👍🏻

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    T K 3 years ago

    I am so happy you love sake. I love it too.

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    mike nelson 3 years ago

    👍✨🫶🧡😎🌏

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    Gil Asakawa 3 years ago

    I've enjoyed your Japan travel and food vids, but I have one suggestion: Please study up on pronunciation of Japanese words for your net trip. The main one that jumped out right away on this video is "Shinkansen," because you focus on the JR Pass (a must!) and say the word about 20 times. You say "Shin-CAN-sen" and it's "Shin-kahn-sen." I fear that mispronouncing words reflects a western arrogance and lack of respect towards Japanese culture, and I know you don't mean to disrespect. Also some other common gaffs: "Omakase" is "kah-zeh," not "ka-see" and ""Nigiri" isn't "Ni-GEAR-ee," it's "Ni-gi-rri" (with the slightly trilled "r" sorta like in Spanish). I'll add "Shinkansen" to my blog post about pronunciation: https://nikkeiview.com/2021/07/29/updated-a-pronunciation-guide-to-japanese-words-including-panko-udon-sake-and-more/ Thanks for your travel videos, and also thanks for saying "sake" correctly!

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    01 Seiyer 3 years ago

    お疲れ様でした。今度またいつか日本にきてください。今度は大阪を中心にして西日本がいいです。また違うおいしいものがありますよ。粉もの文化。
    For example, flour culture.

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    Alan Mcvicar 3 years ago

    Great summing up of your visit to Japan. Think you need plenty of dollars to experience these delights.