Experience Japan through snacks and Earn $5 off using my code RNJ on your first Sakuraco box through our link: team.sakura.co/racheljunadventures-SC2210 I've heard a number of times before that Japanese flea markets aren't really flea markets, but the website for this one was so insistent that it was old, used stuff (all of the photos were old things, like laid out on blankets on the ground!) so I was really hopeful, but it turned out even this wasn't really a flea market. The old/used items they did have were pretty pricey. None of it was bad, and we love small, local businesses and bought a few things from them anyway, but I really miss browsing through old, absolute junk😅
What is the appetite like for vintage in Japan? I get the impression that in East Asia there has, until very recently, been a preference for only buying new. I must admit all the vintage I have sold to that part of the world has gone to South Korea.
It's really interesting about antique/vintage shopping. I do that a lot, and from conversations with various shop owners, I've found out that a lot of old, vintage (and highly coveted and expensive) cookware, like Corningware and milky Pyrex glass, gets purchased by people from Asia when they visit, most notably Japanese tourists with money to spend. Some of the stuff I can't really afford myself (I've seen single items go for $50 and up). But that's a different thing from flea markets, which I haven't visited in ages. Possibly because they have devolved in our area. High incidences of organized smash-and-grab crimes have led to many stolen items being sold at flea markets. It used to be something I loved doing, but I can't deal with unsavoriness of what they've become. My favorite flea markets back in the day were those in and around Berkeley, CA, where you could find some seriously interesting and fun stuff, and not all used, but always at really good prices. Nowadays, I just hit up local antique and vintage shops, where I find some really cool treasures still, but they are getting harder and harder to find. This flea market is more like the art and wine fairs that happen around late summer to early fall. Lots of artisan and handmade stuff.
If you ever come to Brighton in England, there's a place called snoopers paradise which sounds like exactly the kind of thing you would love! I've lost entire days in there.
@@slavetobloodcomic I also have that impression, mostly because I think Japan likes being clean so it would make sense. And I absolutely agree old stuff is so cool, even just to look at! I don't know about South Korea. I've been to China many times but the flea markets over there also sell handmade things from my experience. Sometimes those things make me sad (I saw a flea market selling some ivory things made from real elephant tusks). Sometimes they're cool, like a guy who will make a glass sculpture of your zodiac, but he does it right there in front of you instead of selling them already made. My mom refused to buy from him though.
@@mynvision Flea markets sound cool, and I miss garage sales as well. They were a way to connect with the community. I don't see them where I live anymore.
@@supposedly1-2 The rice still has to be cooked so it does indeed count, and sushi technically refers to the rice cuz otherwise it's just Sashimi if it's just the raw fish itself, haha^^
"what if we just leave here with one long spoon" My parents, I swear, every time they drive all the way up to Orlando for a huge Antique Fair, and my dad will come back with forty things and my mom, on multiple occasions, has come back with one singular spoon 😭
I love all of my spoons being different Also the forks... And the knives... And my dishes and drinking glasses... 😄😄😄 I only use matching sets for everyone while having guests that are not close family
Oh I know about that antique fair! It's like an hour from Orlando, they have sooo many cool things, I'm sure Rachel would fall in love with everything there!
@@hypernesh oh absolutely! There's a lot to find there, lot of different vendors from a lot of different places, I'm sure Rachel could pick up a few things!
I love watching the treasure hunts (like that big vase in the thrift store) just because you guys are so genuinely happy and amazed by things being sold 😊 Pigeon is a bonus 🤭
@@RachelandJunAdventures Please make merch out if this Haku picture!! I think it would be a pretty cute picture or postcard ooooh or imagine letter stationery. I totally would love to buy it
Rachel, adoring the grass: we're so boring! Me: Your all's videos have such a homey and down to earth vibe and I could watch you all do anything because of it
We all wish the best for Rachel and Jun. They’ve been around on this platform for many years and they’re still going strong. May God bless them and their families.
Oh yeah I do ceramics, so the snippets of those are amazing to me! For the blue with the orange outline, likely when fired in the super hot kiln, the minerals in the blue glaze let off some color that interacts with the clay itself creating that affect! I hope next time I visit Japan I can find some local ceramic sellers like this!
I have a weakness for glass things and would have bought EVERYTHING from the booth at 3:07 This looks like such a fun time! Totally agree with you on the area looking like Cinci. OH GOD THERE"S MORE GLASS AT 10:14 !!!!
Great video! Your filming and editing style is so wholesome. I also want you to know that the section labeled "zero to pigeon" and the others do not go unnoticed. They gave me a little laugh this morning, as always
I found a flea market by chance near Tokyo Station some years ago when I was in Japan and it was packed with old stuff and I couldn't tear me away for an hour! So much cool stuff you don't find at flea markets at home. Nothing was cheap though... I didn't buy anything because I still had a month of travel ahead of me but later I found some cool old wall scrolls in an antiques shop in Nara for just 2000 yen each. That was a good bargain. 👍
Thank you for existing you two. I am in love with a Japanese man but our differences make it so difficult. When I see you both I think that maybe it's not impossible after all.
I would say our marriage is definitely a journey where we're both always changing! As long as you both love and respect each other and are willing to listen and work toward changes that benefit your relationship then I think there's always hope. :)
@@RachelandJunAdventures I see. So an international relationship really is about constant change and improvement, huh? I wonder if we will ever be able to fully understand each other but I really do love him. It's just so hard for me to understand his mindset. Thank you for your advice.
wow so many pretty things. It's awesome seeing all these handcrafted items instead of factory stuff we're used to. The wisteria lamp with the bunnies was one of the prettiest things I've ever seen!
I love hearing more Japanese in these videos. I find it very endearing when Rachel doesn't fully code switch back to English and makes 相槌 like そうそうそう or うわ〜 even when she or Jun is speaking English 😂
AAHHHH the whale plate at 3:48 is too cute I need it 🥲 this was a super enjoyable video! My husband and I are soon buying our 'forever home' and I really want to fill it with selected few items that will bring me joy for years and years, so all this new house content really resonates!
Me: watching Rachel & Jun's channels for ages Also Me: смотрю каналы Тори и Изуми вечность Me now: WAAAAAAT?! Tori, Izumi, Rachel and Jun in one video?! Обалдеть! ❤
Rachel has the right idea: keep cats in frame when doing add so more people watch. And all the cats go: "... nope..." Antique markets are very different from flee markets,-flee markets here are pretty much what you ran into new "aesthetic" "had made" (not always) things. You'll have to find antique fair/market around you for old stuff. Good luck! I love vintage and antique things they are so much ore durable than modern stuff.
Wow Am I the first one? Oooh u met Tori chan! That’s so cool! I was just dreaming about you having a colab together (I’m a big fan of both of u) Thank you so much!
I need to go back to Japan. I was there back in the late 80's and early 90's and loved it. I'm pushing my granddaughter to venture out that way in a few years while she's young and it's very safe there. See the world and other cultures.
You're right! Those western style buildings do remind me of the older Cincinnati area buildings. Also from Cincy but moved away over 10 years ago. Really cool to see a Japanese Flea, having grown up with many of them here in the midwest and seen in other states.
Omg! I had no idea you were friends with Tori! I love her videos too! I was actually thinking that she and her husband gave very strong Rachel and Jun vibes, I thought you would get along perfectly😂
4:10 I'm an art student with a ceramics minor so I kinda know why this happens! I don't know the exact science behind it, but glazes often use metal oxides to get the desired color and depending on the temperature and what kind of firing is done (high fire or low fire, oxidation or reduction, etc.), the metals can leech into the surrounding clay creating that nice orange outline! In my experience it mostly happens with blue but if any more experienced ceramics lovers know more feel free to correct me lol
5:38 - "Honey-lemon-ginger..." Oh my gosh, I would go bonkers for something like that. 8:58 - YES GENMAICHA holy cow I have a canister of this somewhere. It's the perfect weather for it, too! It tastes like green tea & popcorn.
We have a ton of craft markets/artisan fairs here in Missouri that are just like this. Maybe flea market and craft fair got lost in translation? Either way it looked like SO much fun.
The pigeons at the start ahhhh! So cute. There are so many pigeons on my way to work and they're all so funky. The ones I like the most, are what I like to call the "Skull-" and "Penguin-" Pigeon. These two look exactly like what I named them haha
This video screams the future to me. Such big "I'm in love with being a citizen of the world!" vibes. Like it's clear they like the traditional Japanese things but I like the nods to the great things from around the world they like as well. Evidence: Japanese flea market with two Japanese international couples, Cincinnati building appreciation, Spanish style fish and rice dish for lunch (paella) which are definitely ingredients that Japanese cuisine definitely know what to do with, BUBBLES! (not really evidence I just like bubbles too, Rachel), back to more traditional Japanese fare of large fish market, Palm Trees giving Hawaii/Florida vibes for an outdoor seating area, and then woof I'm tired lets just enjoy the grounding experience of nature after all of these fun experiences. Love your videos (and your funny edit comments), you two! Sending good vibes to both of you and your cats :)
Love you Jun and Rachel ! Your new home is beautiful and all the things in this video I would want to especially that snake glass sculpture! You guys are the reason I started following more chill vloggers ! I really love and deeply appreciate you guys ! Please continue to do awesome things
Омг😳 Это лучший коллаб, о котором только можно было мечтать! Я смотрю и ваш канал, и канал Tori (Вики) уже несколько лет! Так здорово увидеть вас вместе!😳 И так неожиданно!
The Kanmon straight area is one of my favorite places in Japan! Karato market is awesome, but I had no idea about the roof! You might enjoy the Toto museum in Kokura. I went there to kill some time during my trip, and it was a really fun experience.
I have heard many people say that Japanese people are reserved and tend to not be friendly, so I am happy that in this context everyone is so welcoming and excited to talk and answer Jun's questions.
In Koenji (Suginamiku in Tokyo), there are actual flea markets. Missions Live House used to host one once a month before closing. All kinds of old clothing, appliances, etc.
That lamp you showed was absolutely beautiful. I would’ve gotten it! Some really pretty stuff. The plates and bowls with the white and blue were so nice.
I sent the December box of Sakura Co to my friend living oversea. She was so happy and asked how come I know such a special store! I then mentioned your channel :-D
Fun fact about pigeons: they are actually feral pets. Just a few Generations ago. They can't survive in the wild, because they are domesticated. It's cruel not to feed them, because they need the help of humans, hence they settle in the cities. But their numbers can be controlled humanely (by exchanging their eggs for fake ones). Pigeons are awsome, not flying rats.
14:07 You get the grass "dense" by the selection of the cultivar(s) of grass. It's either one cultivar or a mixture of different cultivars together selected to grow not only for texture but also dependent on soil type and water management.
You should try researching plants you can put in your yard that are not grass. There are ones that are soft, change colors, and never have to mow. There's even ones with tiny little flowers. Soo pretty 😍
Korankei leaves reminds me of your "Beauty of Japan" video where you have a compilation of some of the most stunning views/photography including Korankei! I have been to Japan in late Spring and Summer, I really want to visit when it's fall time and go to Korankei! Also, that flea market seemed to be more of a Crafter's market, but I loved all the vendors! Thank you for sharing!
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I've heard a number of times before that Japanese flea markets aren't really flea markets, but the website for this one was so insistent that it was old, used stuff (all of the photos were old things, like laid out on blankets on the ground!) so I was really hopeful, but it turned out even this wasn't really a flea market. The old/used items they did have were pretty pricey. None of it was bad, and we love small, local businesses and bought a few things from them anyway, but I really miss browsing through old, absolute junk😅
What is the appetite like for vintage in Japan? I get the impression that in East Asia there has, until very recently, been a preference for only buying new. I must admit all the vintage I have sold to that part of the world has gone to South Korea.
It's really interesting about antique/vintage shopping. I do that a lot, and from conversations with various shop owners, I've found out that a lot of old, vintage (and highly coveted and expensive) cookware, like Corningware and milky Pyrex glass, gets purchased by people from Asia when they visit, most notably Japanese tourists with money to spend. Some of the stuff I can't really afford myself (I've seen single items go for $50 and up). But that's a different thing from flea markets, which I haven't visited in ages. Possibly because they have devolved in our area. High incidences of organized smash-and-grab crimes have led to many stolen items being sold at flea markets. It used to be something I loved doing, but I can't deal with unsavoriness of what they've become. My favorite flea markets back in the day were those in and around Berkeley, CA, where you could find some seriously interesting and fun stuff, and not all used, but always at really good prices. Nowadays, I just hit up local antique and vintage shops, where I find some really cool treasures still, but they are getting harder and harder to find.
This flea market is more like the art and wine fairs that happen around late summer to early fall. Lots of artisan and handmade stuff.
If you ever come to Brighton in England, there's a place called snoopers paradise which sounds like exactly the kind of thing you would love! I've lost entire days in there.
@@slavetobloodcomic I also have that impression, mostly because I think Japan likes being clean so it would make sense. And I absolutely agree old stuff is so cool, even just to look at! I don't know about South Korea. I've been to China many times but the flea markets over there also sell handmade things from my experience. Sometimes those things make me sad (I saw a flea market selling some ivory things made from real elephant tusks). Sometimes they're cool, like a guy who will make a glass sculpture of your zodiac, but he does it right there in front of you instead of selling them already made. My mom refused to buy from him though.
@@mynvision Flea markets sound cool, and I miss garage sales as well. They were a way to connect with the community. I don't see them where I live anymore.
That picture of Haku not being impressed by the flowers is a masterpiece 😂
It cracked me up!😂
The spirit of grumpy cat lives on
It looks like he is saying "You said there would be snacks."
"We went outside...FOR THIS?"
IKR 😂
Rachel talking about the grass in like a Batman voice was the gold of this video 😂😂
lol it totally was giving me batman vibes too
Big kusa time 😂
13:35
@@ErebosGR hahaahah i love that! real 草 moment
Ironically, I'm a Spaniard cooking sushi as I'm watching them eat paella, rice is truly a universal love 😂
idk is "cooking" sushi the right word? seeing as its raw fish.😁😛
@@supposedly1-2 The rice still has to be cooked so it does indeed count, and sushi technically refers to the rice cuz otherwise it's just Sashimi if it's just the raw fish itself, haha^^
Watching from Barcelona going… wow that looks pretty authentic! Paella in the usa comes in a cardboard box with a spice packet XD
And I'm over here with a mountain of stuffing because I was craving a comfort food and some tofu slathered with BBQ 😂
@@FioreCiliegia girl what are you talking about 😂 there are Spanish restaurants w real paella
"what if we just leave here with one long spoon"
My parents, I swear, every time they drive all the way up to Orlando for a huge Antique Fair, and my dad will come back with forty things and my mom, on multiple occasions, has come back with one singular spoon 😭
Must be a really nice spoon.
I love all of my spoons being different
Also the forks... And the knives... And my dishes and drinking glasses... 😄😄😄
I only use matching sets for everyone while having guests that are not close family
@@ПавлинаЖелева-л6б I love that!
Oh I know about that antique fair! It's like an hour from Orlando, they have sooo many cool things, I'm sure Rachel would fall in love with everything there!
@@hypernesh oh absolutely! There's a lot to find there, lot of different vendors from a lot of different places, I'm sure Rachel could pick up a few things!
Wake up guys, Mom and Dad posted a video!
HELL YEAHHHHH
This comment has the same vibe as waking up Christmas morning 😂
And I admit I feel the same way 😊
Honestly ? That's a good way of putting it.
Favorite comment ever!!
Jun trying to keep it together when Rachel was talking about the dense grass is my new favourite thing
I love watching the treasure hunts (like that big vase in the thrift store) just because you guys are so genuinely happy and amazed by things being sold 😊 Pigeon is a bonus 🤭
I love my vase!! It has an excellent spot upstairs and looks great :D
Pigeon :)
I saw an albino pigeon in Sicily.
@@RachelandJunAdventures Please make merch out if this Haku picture!! I think it would be a pretty cute picture or postcard ooooh or imagine letter stationery. I totally would love to buy it
I do have a soft spot for pigeons. They get so much hate but they're just walking around, bopping their little heads, searching for crumbs.
Rachel, adoring the grass: we're so boring!
Me: Your all's videos have such a homey and down to earth vibe and I could watch you all do anything because of it
absolutely, "down to earth" and "genuine" are good descriptors and it's super refreshing
Ya...I mean we watched a vid of them moving so if they think they're boring, what does that say about us? lol
Okay a collab with Tori and Izumi is something I NEVER thought would happen, I actually let out an audiable gasp when they appeared
Saame... I was so surprised for a moment I forgot Tori isn't American ahaha
SAME
Actually I expected that to happen when Tori moved to Fukuoka. She said on her channel, that she's got youtuber friends here)
Same. I was watching Tori's videos before that one and was really confused when they appeared. My brain freezed for a moment
Yes, Tori said not so long ago she has youtubers friends from fukuoka... and I thought maybe it is them 🤣
We all wish the best for Rachel and Jun. They’ve been around on this platform for many years and they’re still going strong. May God bless them and their families.
It’s so nice getting to hear Rachel speak Japanese as she’s English
I forget how fluent she is as she only really speaks English for TH-cam.
Jun is so sweet (as is Rachel, of course): "I've got some plates! I can make something nice for ya!" 😭☺️
I've been watching Tori in Russian and you guys in English for AAAGES, I'M SO HAPPY FOR THIS CROSSOVER T_____T
Yessss
same here
Same bro
Yesss ❤️
Same 😢❤🎉
Love the fact that Haku fits in so well with the whole red and orange autumn colour theme of the snacks 🍂❤️
Oh yeah I do ceramics, so the snippets of those are amazing to me! For the blue with the orange outline, likely when fired in the super hot kiln, the minerals in the blue glaze let off some color that interacts with the clay itself creating that affect!
I hope next time I visit Japan I can find some local ceramic sellers like this!
Thank you for sharing, that was very interesting 👍 I now need to track down plates like that
Aha! I thought so!
Wow! Tori chan! Victoria! Her Japanese is so perfect, I respect her so much! Thank you for the video!
Her Japanese is amazing! On the ride home she flawlessly used "dormant volcano" and Jun was so impressed, haha
"WE'RE SO BORING JUN!" is such a mood hahaha
As a spanish it always makes me giggle when I hear people saying paella. I just hear "paYAYAYA" hahaha
i love watching Rachel and Jun going through the market and being like "I bet we could make that"
I was so surprised to see Tori and Izumi. I'm so glad my favorite Japanese bloggers are friends 😭❤
Мне было весело увидеть их вместе тоже 😂
I am half Russian and i watch both of your guy's channels! Crossover of the century!😃👍
I have a weakness for glass things and would have bought EVERYTHING from the booth at 3:07 This looks like such a fun time! Totally agree with you on the area looking like Cinci.
OH GOD THERE"S MORE GLASS AT 10:14 !!!!
as a fellow glass lover, thank so SO MUCH for the timestamps!!
Do you follow the Corning Museum of Glass channel? It sounds like something you'd enjoy.
Great video! Your filming and editing style is so wholesome. I also want you to know that the section labeled "zero to pigeon" and the others do not go unnoticed. They gave me a little laugh this morning, as always
I found a flea market by chance near Tokyo Station some years ago when I was in Japan and it was packed with old stuff and I couldn't tear me away for an hour! So much cool stuff you don't find at flea markets at home. Nothing was cheap though... I didn't buy anything because I still had a month of travel ahead of me but later I found some cool old wall scrolls in an antiques shop in Nara for just 2000 yen each. That was a good bargain. 👍
Tori and Izumu cross over with you guys it's just the best 🥺🥺❤️❤️
Collaboration of the century! So happy to see you and Tori-chan in one vid
Haku in the woven basket looks so picturesque!! 🥺💖
that was Nagi!
@@rainblue4789 Yep, it was Nagi. Still so handsome 💛
Ooo mb. Breathtaking nonetheless! ✨
You guys collabing with Tori and Izumi is like Avengers assembling.
Thank you for existing you two. I am in love with a Japanese man but our differences make it so difficult. When I see you both I think that maybe it's not impossible after all.
I would say our marriage is definitely a journey where we're both always changing! As long as you both love and respect each other and are willing to listen and work toward changes that benefit your relationship then I think there's always hope. :)
@@RachelandJunAdventures I see. So an international relationship really is about constant change and improvement, huh? I wonder if we will ever be able to fully understand each other but I really do love him. It's just so hard for me to understand his mindset. Thank you for your advice.
Rachel trying to do the sponsorship segment while chasing the cats is hilarious 🤣
They actually DID IT. I can't believe. 😲☺
I didn't expect to see Tori and Izumi, even though I knew they might collab with you.
As a fellow homeowner, I absolutely understand the want for amazing grass! We talk about our lawn way more than I ever thought possible.
wow so many pretty things. It's awesome seeing all these handcrafted items instead of factory stuff we're used to. The wisteria lamp with the bunnies was one of the prettiest things I've ever seen!
I love hearing more Japanese in these videos. I find it very endearing when Rachel doesn't fully code switch back to English and makes 相槌 like そうそうそう or うわ〜 even when she or Jun is speaking English 😂
AAHHHH the whale plate at 3:48 is too cute I need it 🥲 this was a super enjoyable video! My husband and I are soon buying our 'forever home' and I really want to fill it with selected few items that will bring me joy for years and years, so all this new house content really resonates!
i highly appreciate that there's a timestamp for the pigeon
Me: watching Rachel & Jun's channels for ages
Also Me: смотрю каналы Тори и Изуми вечность
Me now: WAAAAAAT?! Tori, Izumi, Rachel and Jun in one video?! Обалдеть! ❤
Same here 😍приятная неожиданность
SAMEEEEE
Rachel has the right idea: keep cats in frame when doing add so more people watch. And all the cats go: "... nope..."
Antique markets are very different from flee markets,-flee markets here are pretty much what you ran into new "aesthetic" "had made" (not always) things. You'll have to find antique fair/market around you for old stuff. Good luck! I love vintage and antique things they are so much ore durable than modern stuff.
Omg, my favorite japanese youtubers Tori and Rachel and Jun, I was waiting for this crossover!!!
Wow
Am I the first one? Oooh u met Tori chan! That’s so cool! I was just dreaming about you having a colab together (I’m a big fan of both of u)
Thank you so much!
Yess, we met up super quickly after they moved here, haha. It wasn't too much of a collab, but it'd be great to make a whole video together sometime!
I’ll be looking forward to it! I’m so happy that you have met :D
I need to go back to Japan. I was there back in the late 80's and early 90's and loved it. I'm pushing my granddaughter to venture out that way in a few years while she's young and it's very safe there. See the world and other cultures.
You're right! Those western style buildings do remind me of the older Cincinnati area buildings. Also from Cincy but moved away over 10 years ago. Really cool to see a Japanese Flea, having grown up with many of them here in the midwest and seen in other states.
I think this place looks just like the Milwaukee riverfront.
Omg! I had no idea you were friends with Tori! I love her videos too! I was actually thinking that she and her husband gave very strong Rachel and Jun vibes, I thought you would get along perfectly😂
I don't know why, but I have been hankering to hear Rachel and Jun interact in Japanese and got my wish with this video. 🎅
4:10 I'm an art student with a ceramics minor so I kinda know why this happens! I don't know the exact science behind it, but glazes often use metal oxides to get the desired color and depending on the temperature and what kind of firing is done (high fire or low fire, oxidation or reduction, etc.), the metals can leech into the surrounding clay creating that nice orange outline! In my experience it mostly happens with blue but if any more experienced ceramics lovers know more feel free to correct me lol
Oh wow! It was so nice to see Tori and Izumi. I've been following both of you for years
5:38 - "Honey-lemon-ginger..." Oh my gosh, I would go bonkers for something like that.
8:58 - YES GENMAICHA holy cow I have a canister of this somewhere. It's the perfect weather for it, too! It tastes like green tea & popcorn.
Japanese is such a lovely language to hear. It sounds so polite if that makes sense.
Makes sense because politeness is also super important socially (AFAIK)
rachel and jun literally won in life and i'm here for it
We have a ton of craft markets/artisan fairs here in Missouri that are just like this. Maybe flea market and craft fair got lost in translation? Either way it looked like SO much fun.
Yes, definitely a craft market!!!
The pigeons at the start ahhhh! So cute. There are so many pigeons on my way to work and they're all so funky. The ones I like the most, are what I like to call the "Skull-" and "Penguin-" Pigeon. These two look exactly like what I named them haha
This video screams the future to me. Such big "I'm in love with being a citizen of the world!" vibes. Like it's clear they like the traditional Japanese things but I like the nods to the great things from around the world they like as well. Evidence: Japanese flea market with two Japanese international couples, Cincinnati building appreciation, Spanish style fish and rice dish for lunch (paella) which are definitely ingredients that Japanese cuisine definitely know what to do with, BUBBLES! (not really evidence I just like bubbles too, Rachel), back to more traditional Japanese fare of large fish market, Palm Trees giving Hawaii/Florida vibes for an outdoor seating area, and then woof I'm tired lets just enjoy the grounding experience of nature after all of these fun experiences.
Love your videos (and your funny edit comments), you two! Sending good vibes to both of you and your cats :)
All of those handmade crafts looked so beautiful, especially the pottery : D Thanks for posting this video!
I definitely agree with Rachel about the Cincinnati-style western architecture! I felt like I was watching a trip to Findlay Market 😆
Rachel and Jun videos are my therapy :,)
Love you Jun and Rachel ! Your new home is beautiful and all the things in this video I would want to especially that snake glass sculpture! You guys are the reason I started following more chill vloggers ! I really love and deeply appreciate you guys ! Please continue to do awesome things
OMG!!!! It is soooo cool to watch my favourite japanese youtubers in one video!!! This was sooo unexpected
During the Sakuraco box opening, I couldn't help noticing your cute sweater with Haku, Pichi, Poki, and Nagi on it 😍😍 SO CUTE!!
Омг😳 Это лучший коллаб, о котором только можно было мечтать! Я смотрю и ваш канал, и канал Tori (Вики) уже несколько лет! Так здорово увидеть вас вместе!😳 И так неожиданно!
Наконец новое видео!!! Ого, Тори и Изуми здесь!
The whole aesthetic of the town reminds me a lot of Hamburg, Germany. Looks like an old hanseatic city 😍…
The Kanmon straight area is one of my favorite places in Japan! Karato market is awesome, but I had no idea about the roof! You might enjoy the Toto museum in Kokura. I went there to kill some time during my trip, and it was a really fun experience.
I felt so at home at the craft fair. I sell my crafts at venues like that, and love seeing what everyone makes.
This place is a design students dream!!! I'll definitely try to go here one day to buy so much handy crafts!
Rachel and Jun speaking Japanese😭❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you Rachel and Jun for always making my day whenever you post 🙏(and the cats too of course)
"HowDyou GeT thE GraSs SO DenSe?!" 😂😂😂
I have heard many people say that Japanese people are reserved and tend to not be friendly, so I am happy that in this context everyone is so welcoming and excited to talk and answer Jun's questions.
In Koenji (Suginamiku in Tokyo), there are actual flea markets. Missions Live House used to host one once a month before closing. All kinds of old clothing, appliances, etc.
It's always so exciting to see you guys upload!! Love your videos❤️❤️
It's so interesting watching you guys socialize with other people in Japan. I loved this so much thanks!
oh wow didn't expect to see 4 favorite Japan youtubers in one video!
ohmygod I moaned at the flower candleholders those are SO PRETTY
The stuff at the flea market was pretty, but the grass talk? chef's kiss, 10/10.
Ah, I can always rely on Jun to get distracted by a pigeon. It's one of the things I look forward to most in these videos.
This video brought me so much joy. ❤️❤️ even your Sakura box ads are always interesting and funny! but they make me hungry
That lamp you showed was absolutely beautiful. I would’ve gotten it! Some really pretty stuff. The plates and bowls with the white and blue were so nice.
this looks likes those creative market after the pandemic our street market has big growth for such.
really cool to see people's talent shown.
im so happy to see them upload again! i haven't watched their videos for like 2 years... and now im back to seeing them
I LOVE wearing my RandJ t-shirt to match while watching a RandJ video :)) Really love the content, thanks!
That looks like a nice flea market, I loved that cat glassware.
He would love American Sunday spoons. You use them to eat Sundays or parfaits
I love your videos,it's so calming ♥️
I sent the December box of Sakura Co to my friend living oversea. She was so happy and asked how come I know such a special store! I then mentioned your channel :-D
Fun fact about pigeons: they are actually feral pets. Just a few Generations ago. They can't survive in the wild, because they are domesticated. It's cruel not to feed them, because they need the help of humans, hence they settle in the cities. But their numbers can be controlled humanely (by exchanging their eggs for fake ones). Pigeons are awsome, not flying rats.
love flea markets. especially with crafts. anything you guys do is so interesting.
I'M SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU TOGETHER!❤
14:07 You get the grass "dense" by the selection of the cultivar(s) of grass. It's either one cultivar or a mixture of different cultivars together selected to grow not only for texture but also dependent on soil type and water management.
I think you 2 are the only TH-camr where I gladly watch the Sponsor segment
So cool to shop with you!
Uwaaaah, Tori and Izumi here!! That's a dream come true!
i literally lost my mind when i saw tori😭😭😭
please post more often!!! just binged so many of your old videos
my 2 the most fav creators about japan know each other and are friends. this is so amazing and exciting yaaay
You should try researching plants you can put in your yard that are not grass. There are ones that are soft, change colors, and never have to mow. There's even ones with tiny little flowers. Soo pretty 😍
Korankei leaves reminds me of your "Beauty of Japan" video where you have a compilation of some of the most stunning views/photography including Korankei! I have been to Japan in late Spring and Summer, I really want to visit when it's fall time and go to Korankei!
Also, that flea market seemed to be more of a Crafter's market, but I loved all the vendors! Thank you for sharing!
You guys literally found my type of market. I love craft markets!
Loved the video!! You are such lovely people ❤ And yep, I will watch the sponsor part because of your cats 👌
My grandmother had a sewing 'basket' like the wooden one you saw. It was inherited by my sister and I miss it.