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I really like the chill stuff, just walking down random streets and seeing what's what. I spent a day wandering around Tokyo and just exploring, and it's one of my favorite memories of my visit to Japan.
I found info on your ginger ale. I was curious about it. Anyways it said “The name “Wilkinson” might have you think that it is a non-Japanese brand, but it is, in fact, thoroughly Japanese. It pays homage to a British man called John Clifford Wilkinson who discovered a carbonated mineral spring in the mountains of Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture during hunting. Since then "Wilkinson" is a brand with more than 100 years of tradition and trust since 1904.”
Good to know! I have found similar kinds but usually they’re only sold in Trinidadi or Jamaican-style shops unless I drive like an hour out of the way to a specific natural foods store.
This video brought back fond memories of the days I spent walking on my own around Portland, Oregon - finding random stuff down random streets, finding myself in places where walking isn't so easy, spending a long time traveling to a place that's no longer open, feeling that buses have a greater chance of getting me lost than things on rails, etc. Thanks!
That's how my time in Seattle, WA was. I found so many little spots that were neighborhood favorites, but not necessarily on the main bus lines. But yeah, sometimes I walked for an hour only to have to turn around and go somewhere else, ha!
21:24 I was there too! in 2019 I was wandering around all kinds of places in kyoto. When I came down from Kyumizudera I eventually ended up at that gate. A group of Taiwanese tourists also went that way along the roadside. :D
I saw a comment earlier talking about how they've watched you guys for almost 10 years throughout different stages of their life. I, as well as many other people, can totally relate to this. I remember watching your 7-Eleven video as I was a freshman in highschool. I'm graduating University this semester and still love each of the videos you guys have put out. A lot of things have changed in my life, but you guys remain a constant I can tune into even on my worst days. Thank you.
That toast set looks like what you'd get from "Toast Box" in Singapore. Although the eggs there are _barely_ cooked. - Lovely video Eric. It's so calm and peaceful. It's enjoying to share these trips and explorations with you
7:58 - What I was told is that in japanese, "kitte" means stamp, and is often used to refer to the post office? The use of the cats for delivery is a play on the word "kitte" - because they know it also sounds like "kitty". :)
Love the idea of an NHK "somewhere street" or 72 hours idea, but from K & E point of few. Love the images. It's so clear. Brings me right back. Can almost smell the place! Wow!
That memorial is... Humbling. I think recasting past errors in a light of humility signifies growth. If they just knock it over and pretend it never happened, there's no physical representation of the error and in a few generations things like that can get lost. At the same time, what an awful thing to preserve. But in a way, most of us carry awful things like that with us. Things we've done or things done to us. And as any good therapist will tell you... Stuffing them down and pretending they don't exist, doesn't work. It gets in deep. Thanks for sharing that. This made it a way more thought provoking video experience with my morning coffee than expected.
Walking down the street was super interesting to me. I'm in Canada and you'd never find businesses and residential flip flopping like that here unless it was a home business but it's not common. Id have so much fun walking down streets there because the different buildings and little businesses are super interesting, so much variety. The closest thing we have like that here (in my city at least) is the very old neighborhoods sometimes have very different style of houses. Please do another segment like that in another video sometime!
I know it's been said before but it does have a bit of the flavour of the hitchhiking series. Enjoyed you randomly walking down the Kyoto block, pointing out how it was setup.
Watching this remembered me of my time in Kyoto in May 2011. It was sooo beautiful. I noticed a lot of different vibrant colors in your videos. Like lights, plants etc. Kyoto is always a great place for colors! It's sad that (probably) a lot of restaurants had to cut back greatly on their services because of the sniffles.
They definitely had milk delivery service at least through the mid-70s. That was definitely the case in Tokyo. It actually makes a lot of sense for the elderly and families, considering the weight of the heavy glass bottles.
That illuminated Japanese garden did look pretty impressive. If only for the size it makes me think of Shosei-en, a bit hard to tell because at night everything looks different... (if it is Shosei-en, I saw a snake in there the time I visited, even though it's in the middle of Kyoto...)
I loved this video and I’m glad you find a way to at least walk around something interesting despite the unfortunate logistics of the burger quest. Congratulations on your new home and I hope someday I’ll be able to travel a bit more! In the US it’s legit getting expensive enough I have considered living in my car in campgrounds.
yea, part of the reason we decided to buy a place in Japan was the cost of living in America was shocking. I hope if you live in your car it's an adventure and not a necessity. -E
Great video thanks for sharing Kyoto is a great place to walk 👍 and we have done the same thing on buses in different part of the world and be sitting going we need to get off we are on the wrong bus 🙈 so I think it’s a bus thing 😂🇬🇧🏴
I lived up between Kinkakuji and Arashiyama. In my neighborhood they had what were multimillion dollar cool modern houses on the hills overlooking the city. I'm told that Freshness Burger in Kawaramachi has a real good wagyu burger.
#TrainLife all the way. When I'm visiting a US city and realize I need to take a bus to get somewhere, I just shut down. Don't wanna deal with complicated timetables and being stuck in traffic. Only bus service I'm down with is TheBus in Honolulu.
I like the idea of a burger sando. Optimal burger/stuffs/bread ratio. There's an East Coast (US) OG restaurant(Jack's Lunch in CT) that does something similar but puts them in steamer cabinet drawers. Coolio, yo!
A failed quest can sometimes turn into a great or interesting adventure, i am not saying that happened here but i have had plenty of times when i have went out for something but it turned into a whole other quest and even became a little adventure with some interesting surprises. Visiting Nintendos old headquarter, i would be in on that, my brother actually have some of those old Nintendo Hanafuda cards and also some of the old toys they used to make, old Nintendo fans here man :) The cucumber looks worth a try and i do like some weird bizarre art and creations in random places :) I like the shrine and the colors, get a good feeling from it. That light up park section was very nice, coudl spend some time alone in the dark at that place, but the dark water looks inviting, would it be weird or not so good if i went for a dip? If only the world would open up again and this madness would end, but i think it is gonna take some years before everything returns to some sort of "normal". Get well Kyde! hope you feel better soon so you can be out and about togheter again on some adventures and exploring!
In the first part of your video with the little shrine in the street that you walked down there is something on the side of it. Where the guy stops on Motorbike . Is it what I think it is. 🥺😬
@@kydeanderic haha I see, I lived in Japan in 2004/05 and always found it to have this introverted way of life of which I felt comfy with even amongst its glitz and glimmer of the big cities
Mmm tsukumen. I really would like to try it. Bummer about the burger. It would be cool to get a burger from an actual burger. I wonder why they stopped selling them
We really like your low key wonderment of just finding out interesting stuffs. Glad you got your burgerquest goal--although the server woman logo looked a bit too retro at Smile Burger. Any word yet on Kyde's JLPT results? What level did she test at?
I love videos like this. Plans are great, but I think wandering around a place on foot gives you a special connection to it that you can't get otherwise. I grew up playing NES so I'd totally fangirl out over the old headquarters. Can't read the text you put in, what are they doing with the building? Not important, I'm just curious. The Korean body part burial mound is wild. When I lived in Uppsala they had burial mounds like that too, I guess it makes sense on a worldwide scale. Thanks for the video and I really want a lemon pickle now!
The milk box thing is a spin out - jay and I spotted an almost identical one at the door of a machiya in Kanazawa, and we literally had the same conversation. “Is this what I think it is? It says milk. It must be for deliveries. Do they still do deliveries? The sign looks recent.” One regret - we never got to ask a local for the down low on milk deliveries.
About the thing where things never work out because you put in so much effort, like thats just what always happens. I just realized the exact same thing happened to me in singapore. i did a 2 hr hike in the heat and had planned on going to a specific hawker center for a specific dish afterwards as a treat. thing is the hawker center was in the burbs and also the specific stall was like...at one point pretty popular but then closed down and then I found an article that said the owners were rumored to have opened up again somewhere else. and because the new location was in the burbs, i needed to walk another hour after the hike + take a 30min bus ride to get there. anyway i make it there and of course the specific hawker stall i was looking for either wasn't there, changed their name, or no longer sold the specific dish i wanted to try. 🤷♂🤷♂still ended up with a good meal though bc its hard to find a bad meal in singapore. but its just another piece of evidence for your little theory lol
Don't worry about your phone they are usually rated IP66, so it would have to be submerged under twenty feet of smooth peanut butter before that's an issue 😉. Yay for the crunchy one !
Yea, I'm not sure to what capacity, but something might happen. Filming an actual moving video might be tricky to do and maintain privacy of the location of the new digs, however. we'll see. -E
Kyde needs Zomig dissolvable tablets for her migraines. Also putting the strongest lidocaine cream you can find and putting it on your forehead helps with the forehead touch sensitivity. Also now in the states the FDA approved botulinum toxin injections for people like me that have many migraines a month. Hope Kyde recovered quickly.
Great video! I googled Wilkinson ginger ale because I heart ginger. Turns out it is owned by Asahi and not sold in the US unless you buy it from a specialty website. P.S. what does quarky mean?
@@kydeanderic no it was the rude commenter whose comment you posted at the end of the video about Kyde being (or trying to be?) quirky but they spelled it quarky so I was trying to point out their typo, therefore rendering their comment corrupt and unreliable.
I found Kyoto to be distinct as well. It felt more asian if that makes sense. It felt like it was not in Japan exactly. It clearly was but was apart from it. It was the city I felt distinctly more foreign than I had been up until that point. Not in a negative way, I enjoyed my time there.
“And those people are WRONG” lol Yes, they are. I wonder if they sell that peanut butter, they should consider it. I’m envious. No wonder it had old dudes: firstly- they don’t cook their own breakfast, second- they can smoke, AND third- it’s QUIET ♥️ I tend to like places where old dudes congregate. And I try not to annoy them. I think you and Katie might be “Spring” or “Summer” complexions...she looked very good in that lime top in another video. And I think she’d look good in a bright yellow too. You look good in the red hat that you wear sometimes. Black isn’t bad on you, but white washes you two out. Where my Mom looks extra good in WHITE or BLACK. I don’t look good in them either. I mean, you prob don’t care, but watching all these vids in a row, I couldn’t help but notice. 😅 In a world OBSESSED with “Green” (*cough* technology *cough*) as a pedestrian, it frustrates me how little walking places exist properly and how often one is judged or made to feel freakish for NOT using a car. 😠 So, I’m sorry that didn’t work out for Eric-san, but I respect his efforts!
Kyoto without tourist is like dream come true! Well at least the burger at Smile Burger put a smile on your face so they delivered on their promise. And that “Womanizer” is a toy for the female use, so in Japanese Engrish it makes sense maybe!
@@kydeanderic oh okay thx for the context, new to the channel. It’s certainly not everywhere, like in Chicago you wouldn’t find a ramen and sushi restaurant at every corner
That's pretty incredible that you stumbled upon 耳塚. It is said that Japanese soldiers cut off the noses and ears of Korean civilians as well, as proof of a kill which could bestow prestige to officers and even financial reward at times. What I don't understand is, why doesn't Japan repatriate the body parts back to Korea? My guess is that Japan fears such a move could stoke more anti-Japanese feelings. Sad, all around.
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@xxx yyy it's all situational to be honest. from "i totally know whats going on" to "i'm absolutely lost" depending on the subject.
I really like the chill stuff, just walking down random streets and seeing what's what. I spent a day wandering around Tokyo and just exploring, and it's one of my favorite memories of my visit to Japan.
same, I still love it after all the time I've lived here.
I found info on your ginger ale. I was curious about it. Anyways it said “The name “Wilkinson” might have you think that it is a non-Japanese brand, but it is, in fact, thoroughly Japanese. It pays homage to a British man called John Clifford Wilkinson who discovered a carbonated mineral spring in the mountains of Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture during hunting. Since then "Wilkinson" is a brand with more than 100 years of tradition and trust since 1904.”
Asahi currently owns Wilkinson Ginger Ale. Lots of breweries also make carbonated beverages.
Good to know! I have found similar kinds but usually they’re only sold in Trinidadi or Jamaican-style shops unless I drive like an hour out of the way to a specific natural foods store.
My son really appreciated the info. about the old Nintendo building.
This video brought back fond memories of the days I spent walking on my own around Portland, Oregon - finding random stuff down random streets, finding myself in places where walking isn't so easy, spending a long time traveling to a place that's no longer open, feeling that buses have a greater chance of getting me lost than things on rails, etc. Thanks!
@@Just_a_Steve I did!
That's how my time in Seattle, WA was. I found so many little spots that were neighborhood favorites, but not necessarily on the main bus lines. But yeah, sometimes I walked for an hour only to have to turn around and go somewhere else, ha!
21:24 I was there too! in 2019 I was wandering around all kinds of places in kyoto. When I came down from Kyumizudera I eventually ended up at that gate. A group of Taiwanese tourists also went that way along the roadside. :D
The audio quality when you're walking down that street around 6:00 is incredible.
haha Yea, the mic does this 360 capture thing so when I'm right behind it the quality is great. -E
The garden illumination reminded me of one I went to in Kyoto and it felt like walking through a fairyland.
The old Nintendo HQ is being turned into the Marufukuro Hotel, designed by Tadao Ando!
Does it have a video game theme?
I saw a comment earlier talking about how they've watched you guys for almost 10 years throughout different stages of their life. I, as well as many other people, can totally relate to this. I remember watching your 7-Eleven video as I was a freshman in highschool. I'm graduating University this semester and still love each of the videos you guys have put out. A lot of things have changed in my life, but you guys remain a constant I can tune into even on my worst days. Thank you.
Glad to be that thing for you! Hope we can keep it up. -E
Love these Eric solo vids. Great Kyoto adventures - gotta have some lows to have the highs.
32:50 "It almost feels like I came ahead of myself and left a message that I wouldn't have thought to make. " What a beautiful thought! 😃
That toast set looks like what you'd get from "Toast Box" in Singapore. Although the eggs there are _barely_ cooked.
- Lovely video Eric. It's so calm and peaceful. It's enjoying to share these trips and explorations with you
7:58 - What I was told is that in japanese, "kitte" means stamp, and is often used to refer to the post office? The use of the cats for delivery is a play on the word "kitte" - because they know it also sounds like "kitty". :)
Love the idea of an NHK "somewhere street" or 72 hours idea, but from K & E point of few. Love the images. It's so clear. Brings me right back. Can almost smell the place! Wow!
I said once before this but it's great the way how you discover interesting things about ordinary Japanese sceneries. It's a rare and great talent.
Thanks for showing a neighborhood! I always love that even better than touristy things. It gives you a much better sense of a place and people.
I agree on train versus bus. I'm directionally challenged anyway, but it's always easier for me on a train than a bus.
Oh no! Eric, crunchy PB is of the devil, got to be smooth all the way!
Thanks Eric
That memorial is... Humbling. I think recasting past errors in a light of humility signifies growth. If they just knock it over and pretend it never happened, there's no physical representation of the error and in a few generations things like that can get lost.
At the same time, what an awful thing to preserve. But in a way, most of us carry awful things like that with us. Things we've done or things done to us. And as any good therapist will tell you... Stuffing them down and pretending they don't exist, doesn't work.
It gets in deep. Thanks for sharing that. This made it a way more thought provoking video experience with my morning coffee than expected.
Yea, it's complicated for sure. -E
We like to take the road less travel just to see what is there. Sometimes even the dogs look at you and seem to say " what are you doing here).
Walking down the street was super interesting to me. I'm in Canada and you'd never find businesses and residential flip flopping like that here unless it was a home business but it's not common. Id have so much fun walking down streets there because the different buildings and little businesses are super interesting, so much variety. The closest thing we have like that here (in my city at least) is the very old neighborhoods sometimes have very different style of houses. Please do another segment like that in another video sometime!
glad you enjoyed, it was a fun experiment. I'll try to do it now and then!
Get well soon Kyde!
Love your vlogs guys...and I love Kyoto if I ever go back to Japan I plan on spending more time there....where traditional feel to it.....
I know it's been said before but it does have a bit of the flavour of the hitchhiking series. Enjoyed you randomly walking down the Kyoto block, pointing out how it was setup.
Watching this remembered me of my time in Kyoto in May 2011. It was sooo beautiful. I noticed a lot of different vibrant colors in your videos. Like lights, plants etc. Kyoto is always a great place for colors! It's sad that (probably) a lot of restaurants had to cut back greatly on their services because of the sniffles.
Love that this series reminded me of the hitchhiking vlogs. Awesomeness as always mate🐏🐏🐏🐏
They definitely had milk delivery service at least through the mid-70s. That was definitely the case in Tokyo. It actually makes a lot of sense for the elderly and families, considering the weight of the heavy glass bottles.
Kyoto is so beautiful, can’t wait to visit it some day
loved the tour/walkalong
35:50 I have definitely been there. It's pretty during the day too.
yes I really enjoy all your videos and stuff like that, super good fun times
Breakfast TV with Eric - fun times!
I really enjoyed the video, nice chill vibe. Japan is definitely on my bucket list. Good luck with your move and new permanent home👍
Thanks Kyde and Eric great video
I'm pretty sure I walked on some of those streets too, I remember that memorial as well :)
That illuminated Japanese garden did look pretty impressive. If only for the size it makes me think of Shosei-en, a bit hard to tell because at night everything looks different... (if it is Shosei-en, I saw a snake in there the time I visited, even though it's in the middle of Kyoto...)
Looks like Shosei-en to me
@@peko7446 👍
Great advice about the burger. I never thought about it that way.
The illumination garden was stunning!
I really enjoyed the architectural variety in a single Japanese street thank you.
I loved this video and I’m glad you find a way to at least walk around something interesting despite the unfortunate logistics of the burger quest. Congratulations on your new home and I hope someday I’ll be able to travel a bit more! In the US it’s legit getting expensive enough I have considered living in my car in campgrounds.
yea, part of the reason we decided to buy a place in Japan was the cost of living in America was shocking. I hope if you live in your car it's an adventure and not a necessity. -E
I got Smile Burger quite a bit in the Like a Dragon/Yakuza games, read somewhere that it was the first burger chain in Japan and started in the 70's
Great video thanks for sharing Kyoto is a great place to walk 👍 and we have done the same thing on buses in different part of the world and be sitting going we need to get off we are on the wrong bus 🙈 so I think it’s a bus thing 😂🇬🇧🏴
,, burger Sandos are far more comforting😊,, real nice 🤗
Great video Eric! Lovely to see out of the way places you only find through going walkabout. Good luck with the move!!
That burger sounds really good, haven't had a good burger in awhile
Great job. Really good to see the local area. Burger was worth the walk lol
Cheers 🍻
I lived up between Kinkakuji and Arashiyama. In my neighborhood they had what were multimillion dollar cool modern houses on the hills overlooking the city. I'm told that Freshness Burger in Kawaramachi has a real good wagyu burger.
cool area!
Oh yeah, Wilkinson is good! I approve of any burger quest!👍
Eric in Kyoto, Japan (on a {failed} quest for a burger)
Sounds like a chapter in a Hunter S Thompson book
I have watched 2 of Norm's Tokyo Lens Explore videos from Kyoto this week , so I was trying to see if you went anywhere that he had in this video .
#TrainLife all the way. When I'm visiting a US city and realize I need to take a bus to get somewhere, I just shut down. Don't wanna deal with complicated timetables and being stuck in traffic. Only bus service I'm down with is TheBus in Honolulu.
I like the idea of a burger sando. Optimal burger/stuffs/bread ratio. There's an East Coast (US) OG restaurant(Jack's Lunch in CT) that does something similar but puts them in steamer cabinet drawers. Coolio, yo!
A failed quest can sometimes turn into a great or interesting adventure, i am not saying that happened here but i have had plenty of times when i have went out for something but it turned into a whole other quest and even became a little adventure with some interesting surprises.
Visiting Nintendos old headquarter, i would be in on that, my brother actually have some of those old Nintendo Hanafuda cards and also some of the old toys they used to make, old Nintendo fans here man :)
The cucumber looks worth a try and i do like some weird bizarre art and creations in random places :)
I like the shrine and the colors, get a good feeling from it. That light up park section was very nice, coudl spend some time alone in the dark at that place, but the dark water looks inviting, would it be weird or not so good if i went for a dip?
If only the world would open up again and this madness would end, but i think it is gonna take some years before everything returns to some sort of "normal".
Get well Kyde! hope you feel better soon so you can be out and about togheter again on some adventures and exploring!
I think swimming in the holy water is frowned upon lol -E
@@kydeanderic What if i am a holy man :)
@@Heavymetalrille You get a pass!
In the first part of your video with the little shrine in the street that you walked down there is something on the side of it. Where the guy stops on Motorbike . Is it what I think it is. 🥺😬
If you mean the thing that looks like a swastika, it's called a manji and predates WW2, etc by a lot. It's not the same thing at all. -E
@@kydeanderic 😅👍. Ok. I didn’t know about that.
Great video as always. ❤️
Another great video! I really like your straight forward no bells and whistles style. I’m curious, you and Kyde seem more like introverts?
hah, I definitely am introverted. Kyde can flip back and forth. -E
@@kydeanderic haha I see, I lived in Japan in 2004/05 and always found it to have this introverted way of life of which I felt comfy with even amongst its glitz and glimmer of the big cities
Mmm tsukumen. I really would like to try it. Bummer about the burger. It would be cool to get a burger from an actual burger. I wonder why they stopped selling them
may just not have had the demand, the place is sorta out of the way.
@@kydeandericMakes sense but you can grill your own gourmet burgers on your deck!
We really like your low key wonderment of just finding out interesting stuffs. Glad you got your burgerquest goal--although the server woman logo looked a bit too retro at Smile Burger. Any word yet on Kyde's JLPT results? What level did she test at?
Moku Shoku sounds like a band name.
I love videos like this. Plans are great, but I think wandering around a place on foot gives you a special connection to it that you can't get otherwise. I grew up playing NES so I'd totally fangirl out over the old headquarters. Can't read the text you put in, what are they doing with the building? Not important, I'm just curious. The Korean body part burial mound is wild. When I lived in Uppsala they had burial mounds like that too, I guess it makes sense on a worldwide scale. Thanks for the video and I really want a lemon pickle now!
It's becoming an expensive hotel of some sort! I don't know much more than that. -E
The milk box thing is a spin out - jay and I spotted an almost identical one at the door of a machiya in Kanazawa, and we literally had the same conversation. “Is this what I think it is? It says milk. It must be for deliveries. Do they still do deliveries? The sign looks recent.” One regret - we never got to ask a local for the down low on milk deliveries.
Haha, maybe someone in the comments will show up with the inside info. -E
I didn't find Kyoto walkable, and I wasn't a fan of the public transportation there either. To me it demands an ebike.
that'd be a nice way to explore it too.
About the thing where things never work out because you put in so much effort, like thats just what always happens. I just realized the exact same thing happened to me in singapore. i did a 2 hr hike in the heat and had planned on going to a specific hawker center for a specific dish afterwards as a treat. thing is the hawker center was in the burbs and also the specific stall was like...at one point pretty popular but then closed down and then I found an article that said the owners were rumored to have opened up again somewhere else. and because the new location was in the burbs, i needed to walk another hour after the hike + take a 30min bus ride to get there. anyway i make it there and of course the specific hawker stall i was looking for either wasn't there, changed their name, or no longer sold the specific dish i wanted to try. 🤷♂🤷♂still ended up with a good meal though bc its hard to find a bad meal in singapore. but its just another piece of evidence for your little theory lol
haha that story is painfully relatable.
Don't worry about your phone they are usually rated IP66, so it would have to be submerged under twenty feet of smooth peanut butter before that's an issue 😉. Yay for the crunchy one !
Do we get another moving video? It's been forever since we got one.
Yea, I'm not sure to what capacity, but something might happen. Filming an actual moving video might be tricky to do and maintain privacy of the location of the new digs, however. we'll see. -E
@@kydeanderic I just want to see Kyde stuffed into a van with paper towels jammed against her side and a cactus taped to the dashboard.
@@danielwalker26 RIP Cotton.
timestamps in the description are appreciated!
This dude went all the way to Yamashina for a burger. That's dedication!
Damn; now even *I* want/ need a burger...
Kyde needs Zomig dissolvable tablets for her migraines. Also putting the strongest lidocaine cream you can find and putting it on your forehead helps with the forehead touch sensitivity. Also now in the states the FDA approved botulinum toxin injections for people like me that have many migraines a month. Hope Kyde recovered quickly.
oh yea, she doesn't get such headaches very often thankfully. -E
Great video! I googled Wilkinson ginger ale because I heart ginger. Turns out it is owned by Asahi and not sold in the US unless you buy it from a specialty website. P.S. what does quarky mean?
lol did I say quarky?
@@kydeanderic no it was the rude commenter whose comment you posted at the end of the video about Kyde being (or trying to be?) quirky but they spelled it quarky so I was trying to point out their typo, therefore rendering their comment corrupt and unreliable.
@@LC-le9ew ohhh yea haha i forgot about that
Always organic crunchy peanut butter
I found Kyoto to be distinct as well. It felt more asian if that makes sense. It felt like it was not in Japan exactly. It clearly was but was apart from it. It was the city I felt distinctly more foreign than I had been up until that point. Not in a negative way, I enjoyed my time there.
It felt very European to me with the canal and some of the buildings
Why did Eric cross the road?
burger
@@kydeanderic BTW - congrats on the new digs...totally jealous
Eric's hands make all food stuffs look tiny.
Great video, in all your years eating in Japan, what are the vegetarian or vegan options like? Are there many at all?
it's tricky but not impossible to find vegetarian stuff. vegan is harder, maybe borderline impossible outside of major cities. -E
is iphone expensive in japan ??
Google maps has led me into heavy traffic more than once
Eric, I can:t believe you were jonesing for a burger, and even put it in the title, and then you got a SANDWICH. What the heck, man?
lol
Great video, more like your Instagram live videos
I think that's a stupa a Buddhist memorial type structure, represents the Buddha's bowl, robes etc
Yeah, they just announced the old Nintendo HQ is becoming a hotel.
20 seconds into general release 😁🦒🐓
Good video Eric but bring back Kyde . Love her smile.
soooon
I thought you said Kiddie litter park, not Kitty litter. I just imagined it was for kiddies that weren't house trained.
“And those people are WRONG” lol Yes, they are. I wonder if they sell that peanut butter, they should consider it. I’m envious.
No wonder it had old dudes: firstly- they don’t cook their own breakfast, second- they can smoke, AND third- it’s QUIET ♥️
I tend to like places where old dudes congregate. And I try not to annoy them.
I think you and Katie might be “Spring” or “Summer” complexions...she looked very good in that lime top in another video. And I think she’d look good in a bright yellow too. You look good in the red hat that you wear sometimes. Black isn’t bad on you, but white washes you two out. Where my Mom looks extra good in WHITE or BLACK. I don’t look good in them either. I mean, you prob don’t care, but watching all these vids in a row, I couldn’t help but notice. 😅
In a world OBSESSED with “Green” (*cough* technology *cough*) as a pedestrian, it frustrates me how little walking places exist properly and how often one is judged or made to feel freakish for NOT using a car. 😠 So, I’m sorry that didn’t work out for Eric-san, but I respect his efforts!
I'm with the solo crew. One of the people that watches those silent walking videos.
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Kyoto without tourist is like dream come true!
Well at least the burger at Smile Burger put a smile on your face so they delivered on their promise.
And that “Womanizer” is a toy for the female use, so in Japanese Engrish it makes sense maybe!
its look deserted ,,,
Ohaiyogozaimasu-yall
Yakuza Chain :)
😷😃✌amazing video on youtube 👍❤
Another one where I thought that Eric had split from Kyde until she showed up at the end. But what has Kyde been doing in the meantime? Soap Opera...
it was just three days we were apart, hahahha
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I always put cayenne in my potato salad. Also don't like the smoking. ✌️❤️
"おはよございます, y'all"
Would you eat crunchy butter? Then why would anyone eat crunchy peanut butter? eew. lol
You aren't squeezing the peanut nipples for it though.
Why would anyone want a burger when they can have amazing Japanese food? Japan also has MosBurger which is super good too
when you live in Japan for a decade you want variety in life lol
@@kydeanderic oh okay thx for the context, new to the channel. It’s certainly not everywhere, like in Chicago you wouldn’t find a ramen and sushi restaurant at every corner
That's pretty incredible that you stumbled upon 耳塚. It is said that Japanese soldiers cut off the noses and ears of Korean civilians as well, as proof of a kill which could bestow prestige to officers and even financial reward at times. What I don't understand is, why doesn't Japan repatriate the body parts back to Korea? My guess is that Japan fears such a move could stoke more anti-Japanese feelings. Sad, all around.
Yea, it's a pretty shocking find. -E
Soft tissue from the 15th century... 🤔