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Its always amazing how Tokyo, the biggest City on our Planet doesn't seem to be over crowded or chaotic. It is bustling, modern, traditional, exciting, clean and very safe. Its a civilized Mega Metropolis full of Life and Possibilities. Its one of those Cities which are legendary and rightfully an adored tourist Destination. Its a Window of a great and wonderful Nation to the World. I love everything that came out of Japan. One day i will visit this Wonderland and enjoy every second of it. Greetings from Switzerland
I used to live in Tokyo. I highly highly suggest you to go to Kichijoji area, about 30 minutes from Shinjuku by JR line. Amazing neighborhood. Tons of cool restaurants, cafes and bars. Great vibes. Another area you MUST see is Shimokitazawa.
Yes me too I lived there for a bit and have had holidays several times since most recently last Christmas. I must agree with you about Kichijouji I last went there in 2013 and it really is a lovely place it is hard to explain as it somewhat differs from the rest of the city.
8:1715:04It happened to me too, when I told people (non-Japanese) that I was going to Japan, some people told me things like "Japanese people are so cold, unfriendly and mean", some even said I would probably hate it after spending couple of days in Japan. Once I got there, what I experienced was totally the opposite of those horror stories those people have told me. I absolutely loved it and all the people I interacted with were all very nice and friendly.
Most of us don’t speak English and are ashamed of ourselves. That tends to make us becoming shy, and in turn may seem that we are cold. Those who visit Japan tend to think that they may struggle getting around because they don’t understand Japanese, but the truth is the complete opposite.
I think Japanese people are not cold, mean or something, but they can't even speak English that's why they confused when they were asked by foreigner and it seems unfriendly I guess but now many japanese, I mean the young learn english hard so it's getting netter and better
This is the same reason why I love Japan. It's a country where even the toilets have more buttons than your TV remote, and the convenience stores are basically your one-stop-shop for all your midnight noodle cravings. I visited it earlier this year for our TV show. You must definitely see their cherry blossoms!
I clicked on your video because I’m going to Japan in the fall & 2 minutes in and I subscribed. Idk, something about you seems so genuine. Can’t wait to watch more from you
This is probably probably the most authentic travel Vlog I have ever seen. Thank you so much for keeping it real and not scripted! I can’t wait to catch up on all of your Vlogs.
When you arrive at Tokyo Station, we recommend exiting from the Marunouchi exit. The view of Tokyo Station, which was built 100 years ago, and the skyscrapers surrounding it is amazing. There is also a free museum of the University of Tokyo at a commercial facility called KITTE in front of the station. You can also see the Imperial Palace in front of Tokyo Station.
@@kevinccc4712well anticipate anywhere from $800 to $1500 for airfare. Really depends on where you’re located, I’m in Cali. APA hotel I usually pay around $700ish. Need money for the trains, just depends on where you’re trying to go. Food, beverages, even some souvenirs are really affordable. Estimate about $700, but all depends on how you like to do things while traveling. Pay for your airfare and hotel a few months in advance so it’s paid off. Go and enjoy Japan! Planning my third trip hopefully this upcoming May.
went ther with high expectations and they were blown away! everything is amazing compared to the US from the transit to food to how considerate everyone is.
use google map, never fails. all the details will be shown. train line, time, fare, exits to take etc... have fun, you'll eventually will get the hang of it. use the yamanote line, its the simplest loop line that traverse majority of the stations that leads to tourist attractions
I stayed in Tokyo for 5 weeks last year. Shinjuku is definitely the best place to book a hotel. Lots of malls, cafe, restaurant, entertainment, transport options. Crowds are not suffocating unlike Shibuya.
I live in Tokyo, I wouldn't worry too much about missing your train once you've decided your route, trains run from every 2 to 10 mins depending on the line.
@@FoofY-ql1gk Depends on your reason for visiting Japan, For ski/snowboarding Jan/Feb would be best. Middle of August for traditional street festivals(can be crowded also be aware typhoons can lead to flight delays), if swimming in the sea is your thing sea temperature is warmest end of August early September( Japan has great beaches on some remote islands). If you don't like it too hot Middle of may is warm but the sea is still cold and early may is holidays and can be too busy). April for cherry blossoms. Avoid June as it rains everyday.
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I've always found Japanese to be very friendly and helpful during my holidays there. You just need to ask, and they'll try their best to assist. Sapporo or Asahi beers is just fine!😊
@@darassylmoniakam Nah. Like any country, they will try to help more if you are putting effort in the language. But Japanese people are very nice and helpful. Try asking for help in most other major cities in the world, you'll get much less.
Nice, I'm in Japan for the first time as well, on the last week of my trip leaving next Wednesday. Has been a very cool experience. Just wish that the weather was better.
“Very stressful” lol, I’ve been living in Japan for almost two decades and I still get stressed whenever I need to commute to Tokyo. It’s fast and efficient, don’t get me wrong. It’s just waaaay too many people and I can see how it can get confusing if you don’t know the places or don’t read Japanese. In Shinjuku Station, I always need to psych myself up, take a deep breath and pause before wading into the sea of people all moving at a fast pace. I need to keep up that pace to not crash into people. Then, when I get to the exit, I pause and exhale hahaha.😂
way more peaceful, less crowded, peaceful neighborhood, comfortable to live, beautiful nature and mostly you'll meet a lot of kind people especially old and childrens
This is a thing I never could understand why people always either rusing or get frustrated when they get out out of the airport and figure out next step for local transportation. You are on VACATION, relax and take your time to look around and start step by step what you need to do before get in Tokyo. You don't need to stress yourself out to get things you needed. You will get it all done so relax and enjoy your vacation. How I did it, I find a group of tourist and follow them to do all the steps and it would be fun sometime to figured something and share with the group.
Japan's unique blend of tradition and modernity is fascinating. Your excitement is palpable, and the vibrant scenes of Tokyo you've captured are incredible. Great video showcasing Japan!
I agree, when I hear "unfriendly", I think about the extroverts not understanding that an introvert, especially in an society, takes time to open up. You all cool.
Just got back from 2 weeks solo in Japan doing the 3 big cities, and am loving your videos. They really take me back to that amazing city and you keep dipping into the little nooks I braved. It's funny how you start out confused and bewildered but you gain your confidence and start to learn it all. The big thing you didn't need to worry about was catching onwards trains you booked. They run every 3-5 minutes and mostly don't need reservations. Your ticket works just fine as you have JR Pass.
Interesting that they have a trouser press in that room. You typically only see those in 4 star hotels in the US. I think it's because that hotel caters to mostly business people. I need to get back to Japan soon, it's been many years. I have relatives there so should be fun.
I'm Japanese and I too love the country of Japan! I left Japan when I was 6 years old because of my dad's job transfer and lived in Germany and the States for about 10 years, but I missed Japan so much that I left my family and returned to Tokyo alone when I was 16
@@restamatic8967 Thank you. Nothing was too difficult for me regarding my return to Japan. I did not leave them because of a fight with my family, so my parents arranged an apartment for me to live in after I returned to Japan. They also helped me financially until I graduated from college
I love seeing Japan through your eyes as a first timer! It reminds me of my first trip there ☺️ Everything was so fascinating then. By now it feels like home 🥰
I just saw this video when I searched for tokyo and so I discovered your channel and your videos are sooo nice and I really enjoy watching it. Keep going❤
Oh my gosh you’re in Japan!? ようこそ日本へ🎉welcome to Japan! I’m a bit surprised to know you’re here in Japan cuz I started watching your video in Indonesia since I was there for business trip haha I personally recommend you to visit other prefectures too rather than staying in Tokyo for 15days. But anyway hope you enjoy and have a great time in Japan!🤗
If you want to see sumo or kabuki, go to Ryogoku Kokugikan or Kabukiza. cityscape and scenery, go to Tokyo Skytree or Asakusa. otaku culture, go to Akihabara.
4:40 - That kid in the background was hilarious, hahaha. But let me tell you my very first experience in Japan... Stress. Because it was overwhelming, but NOT in a bad way at all, but a massive culture shock compared to my hometown in Australia. The public transport was very intimidating at first, and there were people all over the busier stations, but after a couple of days, it was super easy and SO efficient. Loved it! I love Japan, and you can bet I'll be going back there when I can, even with the changes to the JR Rail pass, Suica, etc. It feels... Heartwarming... to be there, and I can't explain why. I guess everyone has a place where they feel at peace, and even among the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, I still felt that peace.
@@shpeen8835 Don't worry, I understand how you feel. It's a feeling that is hard to put into words, but I know you feel that way too, so I don't even need to try to explain. Just feel, mate. Feel.
Great video and new subscriber here! I’ve been to Tokyo 5 times and once alone. It is a fascinating place but very confusing at the same time. Watching your video brought back many unforgettable memories of Japan!
I love how insightful and down to earth you get sharing the real deal of budget traveling. It's more relatable and really helps anticipating us in what to expect in trips like this. Keep up the awesome channel!
Also when you say you just wanna go into every shop and explore everything. That's what made me anxious about Tokyo, knowing I'd wanna experience everything but also knowing it's impossible because there's just so much. You could be at a golden gai bar having an unforgettable night and somebody will be also having that in a bar below you. So many major things happening everywhere all at once all the time.
Hi! from Japan! I started learning English with this video! I want explore world like you someday!! I will be able to speak English You are my motivation!!! Thank you for your grate video:)
You should have downloaded an app for all train navigation, it would tell you play-by-play. We were there about a month ago with my daughter and that is what she did. We just followed her, and it was great. we spent 3 days in Tokyo via Shinkansen (JR pass) and 4 days in Kyoto and went to Nara, Osaka back to Tokyo for 3 more days and did Mount Fuji, it was an amazing experience!
Actually, $80-$90 a night for your hotel room isn't that bad, especially with how much other places have increased their prices. I've seen rooms in North America to be in the $150-$200 range for a standard room, which is absolutely nuts.
Thank you for coming to Japan. I'm suprised that you enjoyed vending machines, book off, pachinko and just walking around to watch shinjuku shop streets.
Tip!: when your ear feels like it has water in it or full after flying, move your jaw up and down repeatedly until it pops. The Eustachian tubes are NOTORIOUSLY BAD for acting up while changing altitudes.
Although i'm japaneese, i'm sometimes confused when i use public transportation especially in Shinjuku station. So, it is even harder for foreign tourists
Hi Zane Travel! I'm a Tokyoite. I'm glad you had a great time in Tokyo! The subway system can be complicated, but I'm sure you figured it out eventually. I was impressed by how much you knew about Japan. Your video was very informative and entertaining. You are also very charming, and I enjoyed watching your videos. I hope you come back to Japan soon.
Fantastic video! It shows your excitement exploring Shinjuku area. I have been to those areas more than once but I have never seen anyone records those neighborhood/ally ways you did. Thanks for making it available for anyone to see.
Hope you are enjoying Tokyo. Google maps is very helpful since in addition to the train line and the stop, it will tell you which Metro platform to board on, which train car is best, and which exit to take.
And I agree, but also have a paper map of Tokyo just in the case of not having an internet connection, and also (this is personal opinion), I recommend using a portable wifi instead of the SIM cards card because SIM cards are very limited in terms of internet connection, contrary to the wifi that has a better internet connection. Another point is that those who come to Japan with a budget or want just a place to sleep and keep your luggage, I vividly recommend going to hostels, they are affordable and I always went to a hostel in Asakusa, where even some hotels an ryokans are also very affordable, Asakusa is a great neighborhood and I recommend it!
That’s super cheap for your hotel in Shinjuku! On vacation, I’ve stayed in Ikebukuro, you can easily get there on the JR Yamanote Line from Shinjuku Station!!!!
Rising skyscrapers, flashing neon signs, contemporary architecture, and bustling streets filled with the newest technology set the scene in one of the world’s most modern cities
Next time fly into Hanada Airport easier to get to Shinjuku. Love the business hotels like APA and Stay. Use luggage drop off at the airport to deliver your luggage to your hotel. The yamanote line is the key line tos get around Tokyo. Sumimasen (excusses or pardon me) and arigato ( thank you).
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I went to Japan in Oct. 2023. I thought Japan would be overrated, but it is way better than I expected. Tokyo alone is the best major city I been to.
I have heard a lot in the past... but "Japan overrated" was never on that list. 😀
How was the weather?
Japan is overrated to fellow Japanese unfortunately. This is largely due to cheap Yen price compared to USD
Just came back fromJapan a couple weeks ago. I agree. I never expected to like it as much as I did.
@@TmDuXその日によるやろ
I love the way how you just film and don't edit a lot! It truly feels like i am there with you, keep up the good work!
Its always amazing how Tokyo, the biggest City on our Planet doesn't seem to be over crowded or chaotic. It is bustling, modern, traditional, exciting, clean and very safe. Its a civilized Mega Metropolis full of Life and Possibilities. Its one of those Cities which are legendary and rightfully an adored tourist Destination. Its a Window of a great and wonderful Nation to the World. I love everything that came out of Japan. One day i will visit this Wonderland and enjoy every second of it.
Greetings from Switzerland
Switerzland is a country that I’ve always wanted to visit as well with Japan. Is very pretty there from what I’ve seen from videos.
@@HandsomeBaconBoiI went to Lucerne in June, it was the most gorgeous view I have ever experienced (though I don't travel much).
I used to live in Tokyo. I highly highly suggest you to go to Kichijoji area, about 30 minutes from Shinjuku by JR line. Amazing neighborhood. Tons of cool restaurants, cafes and bars. Great vibes. Another area you MUST see is Shimokitazawa.
Yes me too I lived there for a bit and have had holidays several times since most recently last Christmas. I must agree with you about Kichijouji I last went there in 2013 and it really is a lovely place it is hard to explain as it somewhat differs from the rest of the city.
West Tokyo just has a different vibe. I love it. Shimokita should be on everyone's list.
吉祥寺やら下北なんてよく知ってるな…皆んなそれだけ下調べして来てくれてるのが嬉しい。
I used to live in sakurajoosui and kamikitazawa almost every stop to shinjuku or shibuya has tons of great places. Can’t wait to go back in October
I want to go to Japan too 😭
I'm Japanese. I want to be able to speak English, so I'm watching this video and practicing. I would be happy if you could support me!
are you not writing you comment in English ....if your writing as good as your speech, youre probably good
good luck on your English learning im sure you will succeed. iam a greek native speaker i know english well and now iam learning japanese.
これを読んでいるあなたは、私がアメリカ出身で日本語を勉強していて、これをタイプできたのでかなりうまくいっていると思います。
ああ、素敵な名前のコアラ、あなたがうまくやっていることを願っています、そして私も同じことをしていますが、別の方法でしています
8:17 15:04It happened to me too, when I told people (non-Japanese) that I was going to Japan, some people told me things like "Japanese people are so cold, unfriendly and mean", some even said I would probably hate it after spending couple of days in Japan. Once I got there, what I experienced was totally the opposite of those horror stories those people have told me. I absolutely loved it and all the people I interacted with were all very nice and friendly.
Are you Chinese? them think so......
If you are a loud foreigner with your Gopro filming then yeah the Japanese will definitely be cold and unfriendly towards you 😅
Most of us don’t speak English and are ashamed of ourselves. That tends to make us becoming shy, and in turn may seem that we are cold. Those who visit Japan tend to think that they may struggle getting around because they don’t understand Japanese, but the truth is the complete opposite.
I think Japanese people are not cold, mean or something, but they can't even speak English that's why they confused when they were asked by foreigner and it seems unfriendly I guess but now many japanese, I mean the young learn english hard so it's getting netter and better
I'm thinking because they were extroverted that didn't understand the concept of introvert :I
and wait a freaking while to warm up to you like wth
This is the same reason why I love Japan. It's a country where even the toilets have more buttons than your TV remote, and the convenience stores are basically your one-stop-shop for all your midnight noodle cravings. I visited it earlier this year for our TV show. You must definitely see their cherry blossoms!
I clicked on your video because I’m going to Japan in the fall & 2 minutes in and I subscribed. Idk, something about you seems so genuine. Can’t wait to watch more from you
This is probably probably the most authentic travel Vlog I have ever seen. Thank you so much for keeping it real and not scripted! I can’t wait to catch up on all of your Vlogs.
When you arrive at Tokyo Station, we recommend exiting from the Marunouchi exit. The view of Tokyo Station, which was built 100 years ago, and the skyscrapers surrounding it is amazing. There is also a free museum of the University of Tokyo at a commercial facility called KITTE in front of the station. You can also see the Imperial Palace in front of Tokyo Station.
皇居は眺め良いですよね❗️浅草や秋葉原とか他にもあちこち見て回るところがあります。東京都庁の展望階には無料で行けます。ぜひ行ってもらいたいです☺️
I was sorry that I couldn't answer to foreigners asking of the road about 15 years ago. I should have studied eng much more.....
too much.
I graduated Tokyo Uni but never knew this. Many thanks!
there is also a free rooftop view of Tokyo Station from the KITTE building
One thing i learned when traveling is, never be ashamed of asking. When in doubt, always ASK the locals.
How did you start traveling
Awesome stuff!! I love Tokyo, going back in 8 days and I cannot wait!!!
おいしいごはん、食べられましたか？😋🍙
With how much costs i have to deal when i want travel to?
@@kevinccc4712well anticipate anywhere from $800 to $1500 for airfare. Really depends on where you’re located, I’m in Cali. APA hotel I usually pay around $700ish. Need money for the trains, just depends on where you’re trying to go.
Food, beverages, even some souvenirs are really affordable. Estimate about $700, but all depends on how you like to do things while traveling.
Pay for your airfare and hotel a few months in advance so it’s paid off. Go and enjoy Japan! Planning my third trip hopefully this upcoming May.
went ther with high expectations and they were blown away! everything is amazing compared to the US from the transit to food to how considerate everyone is.
Tokyo is my favorite city in the world.❤
Really why?
@@sfrealestatedealmaker6001 行けばわかる
@@sfrealestatedealmaker6001come on
@@srin-p4h weird reply. he asked in english
@@FSVR54 翻訳って知らない？
use google map, never fails. all the details will be shown. train line, time, fare, exits to take etc... have fun, you'll eventually will get the hang of it. use the yamanote line, its the simplest loop line that traverse majority of the stations that leads to tourist attractions
Went to Japan about three weeks ago. Locals were extremely friendly and helpful wherever we went. Food was amazing as well!
I'm glad you learned about Japan. Please come again!!
Hearing you say you don't even wanna bring up the map, you just wanna walk. LOVED THAT
I stayed in Tokyo for 5 weeks last year. Shinjuku is definitely the best place to book a hotel. Lots of malls, cafe, restaurant, entertainment, transport options. Crowds are not suffocating unlike Shibuya.
What's the best way to book a hotel/ hostel in that area?
Can't wait to visit Japan! Thank you for sharing experience! amazing
39 years ago I lived in Japan . At that time Japan was already advanced in tecknology.
how old are you man, must be the baby boom era
Prob in his 40’s or 50’s
man japan was almost in its prime back at that time. Japan is currently living off the wealth they've built 30 years ago.
外国人は皮肉がうまいね！
Oh you are in Tokyo! Tokyo is a stunning place full of stunning things and incredible vibe. Hope you have a fantastic time.
I live in Tokyo, I wouldn't worry too much about missing your train once you've decided your route, trains run from every 2 to 10 mins depending on the line.
Until they don't and you gotta rely on a manekineko to get you to the first train lol
what?!?! that's INSANE!
Chicago apperantly has "good transit" and it arrives every 15-30 minutes
the asians are KICKing OUR BUTTS in public transit
What months are the best to visit Japan for 2-3 weeks?
@@FoofY-ql1gk Depends on your reason for visiting Japan, For ski/snowboarding Jan/Feb would be best. Middle of August for traditional street festivals(can be crowded also be aware typhoons can lead to flight delays), if swimming in the sea is your thing sea temperature is warmest end of August early September( Japan has great beaches on some remote islands). If you don't like it too hot Middle of may is warm but the sea is still cold and early may is holidays and can be too busy). April for cherry blossoms. Avoid June as it rains everyday.
日本人だけど外国人目線の東京が見れて楽しい！また来てくださいね😃
Tụi nó nói ...là nghèo ...
Bọn mày có bị ........gì không ?
Bọn này là không có chuyện cũng phải bày ra để có chuyện
Bà tui cho tivi với tấm vải may gợn sóng .thời đó có giá trị lắm .kể cả vải với công may .cũng đắt tiền
Thời này 2023 vải may làm nùi giẻ .hàng quá nhiều
Đem đi sửa .chỗ sửa tivi để hơn tuần lễ không sửa còn mất tấm vải này
Mẹ tui đem đi chỗ khác sửa .có 2 ngày là rồi
Chỗ không sửa tivi này .không phải là đồng bọn mày đâu à
Tính đến đứa nhỏ chờ ở nhà xem tivi
Chuyện mấy chục năm trước
Chúng tính kế người thân gia đình không ưa .mâu thuẫn
Bà Nội đem vàng ngoài Huế mang vô
Ông Nội người nhái VNCH .dậm mìn c ụt chân ?
thì để tên ...què 2 chân .tới dạy học trong nhà .có ai lại đi dạy đứa nhỏ vài ngày .lại bảo ...không biết làm bài không dạy nữa
Ở ngoài thì chúng bày kế rủ ra ngoài chơi .vỗ tay lộp bộp làm tiếng kêu cửa vậy .nghe tiếng chạy ra chơi
Dạy học mà kiểu đó .trừ khi nhận tiền bên ngoài .diễn
Đất ruộng lúc trước .bên kia .cổng trường cấp 1 đường 18 .sau này san lấp .tui đi ngang tượng Chúa ? hết biết đất ở đâu
Trước tui còn nhớ vị trí ruộng .gian nhà chính .chỗ nuôi rùa .nhà bếp ...
Trí não như vậy mà bọn ........ tính kế tui ...thành ra vậy
Trước khi học .thì trí não tốt
Vậy mà giờ thành vậy
TUI MUỐN "ĐI" CẢ NHÀ tên tính kế mưu này
Có chỗ dây trầu bà .Tui chắc chắn đó chả gọi là tài sản của ai .Lúc đó Địa ốc 10 thầu mảnh đất này chưa? .chỗ đó là đường cống ra sông chung kênh có 2 cầu bê tông ( đo vẽ tính giá trị đất bồi thường .cũng không đo ranh cống đó vô .rồi Cho thêm tiền dân ruộng đâu)
Và có mấy dây trầu chả đáng gì với dân ruộng .ăn không được cũng bán tiền không được
Học trong lớp đến bài cây dừa lá gì .thì tui nói tàu dừa
Trong lớp làm mấy dây trầu .thì tui lấy tui biết chỗ
Xuống đến thì không có .chúng muốn bày ra như vậy để nhục nhã tui
Đây là chỉ hiệu quả với tâm lý đứa nhỏ .còn lớn thì không có đâu ở lớp học
Ở lớp học thì tâm lý càng khác thường
Sau này tui đến thì mọc nhiều tràn lan chả ai thèm dọn và để lá dừa dài hết khoảng trầu đó (đất không phải của người ta .ai thèm làm)
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Ruộng ở đây có thứ tự bốc thăm vị trí đất .bán nhà phế binh đường 4 bù tiền vô mua ở đây
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Ông Ngoại Cảnh sát Quốc gia .nhà có xe lam loại chở khách
Bà Ngoại thợ may vải áo dài ( thời xưa mới có giá .hiện nay nghề này là thua ) có 2 dãy bàn máy may thêm dạy nghề .mấy ngàn công ở gần đảo Kim cương thời đó
Nghèo nữa không ? .....chủ mưu chặn 4 việc làm nhà tao
Tính kế mấy bên gia đình dòng họ Tao luôn
日本大好きキッズおって草
自分には何も誇れるものが無いから所属してる国を誇ることしかできない弱者くん好き
これが日本の民度です😅
@@女とテレビは叩けば治る自ら地雷踏みに行ってて草
@@女とテレビは叩けば治る女嫌いのユーザー名で察したわ
I’m going to Japan in 3 weeks and found your video extremely helpful. Thank you!
Very nice clean, simple and relaxing video man. Thanks!!
I've always found Japanese to be very friendly and helpful during my holidays there. You just need to ask, and they'll try their best to assist. Sapporo or Asahi beers is just fine!😊
時間があれば一緒に行って案内するのでどんどん頼ってください。
ただ大きな問題が、私は英語ができないので(最近は英語ができる者も増えたけどやはり多くの日本人には難しいです)翻訳機やGoogleを使わないと意思疎通が難しいです。すみません💦
only cause you speak japanese
@@darassylmoniakam Nah. Like any country, they will try to help more if you are putting effort in the language.
But Japanese people are very nice and helpful. Try asking for help in most other major cities in the world, you'll get much less.
Nice, I'm in Japan for the first time as well, on the last week of my trip leaving next Wednesday. Has been a very cool experience. Just wish that the weather was better.
What's wrong with the weather?
@@shaunmckenzie5509 it's too damn hot - or at least it is for us, yesterday Kyoto was 35deg
Love from the United States of America to Japan! 🇺🇸❤️🇯🇵
Hey man, I’m really enjoying this video. Please keep making them… Cheers from San Antonio, Texas.
“Very stressful” lol, I’ve been living in Japan for almost two decades and I still get stressed whenever I need to commute to Tokyo. It’s fast and efficient, don’t get me wrong. It’s just waaaay too many people and I can see how it can get confusing if you don’t know the places or don’t read Japanese. In Shinjuku Station, I always need to psych myself up, take a deep breath and pause before wading into the sea of people all moving at a fast pace. I need to keep up that pace to not crash into people. Then, when I get to the exit, I pause and exhale hahaha.😂
That's Tokyo !
go to the countryside instead
way more peaceful, less crowded, peaceful neighborhood, comfortable to live, beautiful nature and mostly you'll meet a lot of kind people especially old and childrens
Jissai niwa taihen desuyone. Otsukare sama desu.
@@sonny9054翻訳できないと思ったら日本語だったw
Brings back great memories! I was stationed in Japan from 2007-2009, and would love to return one day.
Visited Tokyo (and some other Japanese Cities) this Summer and I absolutely loved it
@@ChrisHeart-kr1uqbro are you on drugs?
@@ChrisHeart-kr1uq
命を何だと思ってる？
@@ChrisHeart-kr1uq皆さん、変人には構わずに悪意ある表現として報告しておきましょう。
I’m planning on going next year with my dad have any ideas of places we should visit??
@@Rose07242
日本初心者ならTOKYO・OSAKA・KYOTOの３つの都市はいかがでしょう 違いがハッキリしていますので まあ日本はどの都市も違いがありますが
Zane, thank you for this video. Have a blessed time and stay prayerful wherever you go. God Bless You and May God's favor be upon you!!!!
You really gave me good tips I'm planning on going to Tokyo next year with my friends thank u so much
入国していきなりマリオでお迎えされたらニッコリしちゃうよね
It's the only country that paints pop culture on the airport as a point of pride, I'll tell you that.
I love how authentic and unpolished this video is. I visited Japan last year. It is beyond incredible. Nice work on the video Zane
@@ChrisHeart-kr1uq what a comment. You must be a sad man.
@@ChrisHeart-kr1uqwhy christian so obsessed with suicide
@@ChrisHeart-kr1uq why
23:22 남성은 1000엔, 여성은 무료 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 뭐 하는 곳이야 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
1000 yen entrance charge for a man, but free for a woman. what's happening there? lol
@daenackdranils5624 If you find a city unfun and boring chances are it's you who's the unfun and boring one, not the 30+ million people living there
Just flew back to 🇯🇵 from 🇵🇭. I was watching your videos in Manila and other cities to prepare for my trip.
You are brilliant for doing that. I cannot even understand the trains and tubes where I live in Uk. Have the best time. Id love to go to Japan 😊
This is a thing I never could understand why people always either rusing or get frustrated when they get out out of the airport and figure out next step for local transportation. You are on VACATION, relax and take your time to look around and start step by step what you need to do before get in Tokyo. You don't need to stress yourself out to get things you needed. You will get it all done so relax and enjoy your vacation. How I did it, I find a group of tourist and follow them to do all the steps and it would be fun sometime to figured something and share with the group.
Thank you for coming to Japan!!!
Japan still has a lot of charm，so I would be happy if you would like to come back again!!!🇯🇵🤍
Japan's unique blend of tradition and modernity is fascinating. Your excitement is palpable, and the vibrant scenes of Tokyo you've captured are incredible. Great video showcasing Japan!
東京には40年住んでいますが、新宿には30年行っていません。渋谷の交差点が観光地になるとは驚き。今でも通る時は人に打つからないか緊張します。
サッカーのフェイントの技術が役に立ちます。
東京へようこそ😊 楽しんでくださいね❤ 是非下町の方にも行ってみてください。人情があって心優しいおじいちゃんやおばあちゃんが沢山います❤
Ustedes los japoneses que opinan del anime y que prefieren Playstation o Nintendo que viva Japón por crear bellas consolas❤
I agree, when I hear "unfriendly", I think about the extroverts not understanding that an introvert, especially in an society, takes time to open up.
You all cool.
One of the best countries that I have visited I hope to be there again soon Japan
Welcome to Japan! Hope you'll enjoy your stay to the fullest!
Just got back from 2 weeks solo in Japan doing the 3 big cities, and am loving your videos. They really take me back to that amazing city and you keep dipping into the little nooks I braved. It's funny how you start out confused and bewildered but you gain your confidence and start to learn it all.
The big thing you didn't need to worry about was catching onwards trains you booked. They run every 3-5 minutes and mostly don't need reservations. Your ticket works just fine as you have JR Pass.
what month did you go and was it good weather/blue skies? i'm still figuring out when is the best time to visit
August and it was extremely hot and humid.@@goofygoofball846
@@goofygoofball846I am as well, my father said that it’s probably best to go in March or May after doing research
In sooo happy youre posting japan videos❤
Kagurazaka, which is close to Shinjuku, is also a really nice town.
love Japan❤
Interesting that they have a trouser press in that room. You typically only see those in 4 star hotels in the US. I think it's because that hotel caters to mostly business people. I need to get back to Japan soon, it's been many years. I have relatives there so should be fun.
Your 5 Japanese words had us laughing hysterically. Thanks for the fun.
I'm Japanese and I too love the country of Japan! I left Japan when I was 6 years old because of my dad's job transfer and lived in Germany and the States for about 10 years, but I missed Japan so much that I left my family and returned to Tokyo alone when I was 16
Maybe you can Tell him how rude it is to film in public and without permission and standing in the way while filming.
@@ルユク-h3h I disagree, but if you are unhappy with his actions and behavior in this video, why don't you comment to him directly?
You seem like a very lovely person, how did you manage getting there all by yourself like affording a house and stuff? What job did you find
@@restamatic8967 Thank you. Nothing was too difficult for me regarding my return to Japan. I did not leave them because of a fight with my family, so my parents arranged an apartment for me to live in after I returned to Japan. They also helped me financially until I graduated from college
@MikiSuzuki2000 how would someone like me be able to visit/move over to Japan?
Tokyo looks amazing 😍 love your videos ❤️😊
went for the first time to Japan and got back 4 days ago, already wish I was back there. Most nicest people I’ve met, with such an amazing city.
I love seeing Japan through your eyes as a first timer! It reminds me of my first trip there ☺️ Everything was so fascinating then. By now it feels like home 🥰
I'm glad you enjoyed your trip to Japan.
There are many wonderful places in Japan, so please come again.
I just saw this video when I searched for tokyo and so I discovered your channel and your videos are sooo nice and I really enjoy watching it. Keep going❤
Thank u for came to Japan!
Plz come back again🇯🇵
Oh my gosh you’re in Japan!?
ようこそ日本へ🎉welcome to Japan!
I’m a bit surprised to know you’re here in Japan cuz I started watching your video in Indonesia since I was there for business trip haha
I personally recommend you to visit other prefectures too rather than staying in Tokyo for 15days.
But anyway hope you enjoy and have a great time in Japan!🤗
Thank you!!
I'm going Tokyo in July for 2 weeks where eles do you recommend going also
If you want to see sumo or kabuki, go to Ryogoku Kokugikan or Kabukiza.
cityscape and scenery, go to Tokyo Skytree or Asakusa.
otaku culture, go to Akihabara.
@@ClearwaterchrisOsaka and Kyoto are probably the two other most popular destinations, definitely don’t just do Tokyo.
@@Clearwaterchris Shizuoka is a very beautiful place too
4:40 - That kid in the background was hilarious, hahaha.
But let me tell you my very first experience in Japan... Stress. Because it was overwhelming, but NOT in a bad way at all, but a massive culture shock compared to my hometown in Australia.
The public transport was very intimidating at first, and there were people all over the busier stations, but after a couple of days, it was super easy and SO efficient. Loved it!
I love Japan, and you can bet I'll be going back there when I can, even with the changes to the JR Rail pass, Suica, etc.
It feels... Heartwarming... to be there, and I can't explain why. I guess everyone has a place where they feel at peace, and even among the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, I still felt that peace.
I feel that peace too, and when I try to explain that to the locals, they think Im crazy.
@@shpeen8835 Don't worry, I understand how you feel.
It's a feeling that is hard to put into words, but I know you feel that way too, so I don't even need to try to explain.
Just feel, mate. Feel.
Thanks for taking us along. I'm visiting in a week
thank you for coming in tokyo enjoy it
日本にくる外国人の旅行動画が大好きです❤️ようこそ東京へ。東京のいいところを再認識できて楽しかったです!!!
自分には何も誇れるものが無いから所属してる国を誇ることしかできない弱者くん好き
@@女とテレビは叩けば治る何を言ってるの？
何言ってんねん 純粋に自国を旅行して楽しんでくれたら嬉しいだろ@@女とテレビは叩けば治る
Its been quite a few years for me, but I love seeing the reactions of first time visitors to Japan
I like how raw your video is. Enjoyed and really helpful. Thanks!!
日本に来てくださってありがとうございます！！日本に来たらぜひ猫カフェを訪れてほしいです！それと温泉！くさや温泉がおすすめです！
Japan was such an amazing trip highly recommend!!!
Im going to japn for a trip next year with my class(around 17 classmates) for 2 weeks, im pretty excited and cant wait!
それは楽しみですね😊❤
Hey man, 2 months closer since you wrote it.. sooner than you know it the trip is will come. I just went and loved it so u will too I guarantee
With my class
Great video and new subscriber here! I’ve been to Tokyo 5 times and once alone. It is a fascinating place but very confusing at the same time. Watching your video brought back many unforgettable memories of Japan!
貴方はかわいい😮
I love how insightful and down to earth you get sharing the real deal of budget traveling. It's more relatable and really helps anticipating us in what to expect in trips like this. Keep up the awesome channel!
Also when you say you just wanna go into every shop and explore everything. That's what made me anxious about Tokyo, knowing I'd wanna experience everything but also knowing it's impossible because there's just so much. You could be at a golden gai bar having an unforgettable night and somebody will be also having that in a bar below you. So many major things happening everywhere all at once all the time.
I’ve never seen Shinjuku from a foreigner’s perspective and this video reminded me of that Japan is still a weird and exciting country. Thanks!
Hi! from Japan!
I started learning English with this video!
I want explore world like you someday!!
I will be able to speak English
You are my motivation!!!
Thank you for your grate video:)
The trains are one of my favourites things about Japan.
lovely ❣️ I read the comments and happy to know that many people enjoyed Japan. I wish more and more people come explore no-so-touristy areas, too 😉
You should have downloaded an app for all train navigation, it would tell you play-by-play. We were there about a month ago with my daughter and that is what she did. We just followed her, and it was great. we spent 3 days in Tokyo via Shinkansen (JR pass) and 4 days in Kyoto and went to Nara, Osaka back to Tokyo for 3 more days and did Mount Fuji, it was an amazing experience!
Tokyo looks amazing 😍❤️
Actually, $80-$90 a night for your hotel room isn't that bad, especially with how much other places have increased their prices. I've seen rooms in North America to be in the $150-$200 range for a standard room, which is absolutely nuts.
It was $400 in NYC a night last Friday. Just an old hotel and not special.
This video brought back all the nostalgia and fond memories from past trips to Japan! Such good times. Thank you for that!
japan is one of the countries i 100% want to visit one day
我也一样
@@地球的终结者 谢谢！ 我也梦想着有一天能去中国！
Thank you for coming to Japan.
I'm suprised that you enjoyed vending machines, book off, pachinko and just walking around to watch shinjuku shop streets.
This has definitely got me hyped to visit Tokyo in the near future hopefully!
I’m trying to visit in 18 months!! hope we can both have the chance to go
Tip!: when your ear feels like it has water in it or full after flying, move your jaw up and down repeatedly until it pops. The Eustachian tubes are NOTORIOUSLY BAD for acting up while changing altitudes.
Zane, my friend, you should be in Tokyo during Sakura time in March to see the cherry blossom. I will be the next year.😊
Although i'm japaneese, i'm sometimes confused when i use public transportation especially in Shinjuku station. So, it is even harder for foreign tourists
Great video. Never see the whole process on leaving the airport to your hotel so thanks for showing that.
Hi Zane Travel! I'm a Tokyoite. I'm glad you had a great time in Tokyo! The subway system can be complicated, but I'm sure you figured it out eventually. I was impressed by how much you knew about Japan. Your video was very informative and entertaining. You are also very charming, and I enjoyed watching your videos. I hope you come back to Japan soon.
日本の文化を尊重し旅行に来てくれてありがとう。最近日本人が反撃しないことを良いことに海外から変なyoutuberが暴れに来ることが多いから悲しい。でもあなたは静かで落ち着いて文化を広めてくれた。ありがとう
Welcome to japan almost 1m views ❤ let’s go 💥🇯🇵
Fantastic video! It shows your excitement exploring Shinjuku area. I have been to those areas more than once but I have never seen anyone records those neighborhood/ally ways you did. Thanks for making it available for anyone to see.
Tokyo looks so amazing! This video convinced me to go!
Seen this video to prepare myself to be in japan for my first time this December.
Hope you are enjoying Tokyo. Google maps is very helpful since in addition to the train line and the stop, it will tell you which Metro platform to board on, which train car is best, and which exit to take.
And I agree, but also have a paper map of Tokyo just in the case of not having an internet connection, and also (this is personal opinion), I recommend using a portable wifi instead of the SIM cards card because SIM cards are very limited in terms of internet connection, contrary to the wifi that has a better internet connection.
Another point is that those who come to Japan with a budget or want just a place to sleep and keep your luggage, I vividly recommend going to hostels, they are affordable and I always went to a hostel in Asakusa, where even some hotels an ryokans are also very affordable, Asakusa is a great neighborhood and I recommend it!
That’s super cheap for your hotel in Shinjuku! On vacation, I’ve stayed in Ikebukuro, you can easily get there on the JR Yamanote Line from Shinjuku Station!!!!
Thank you for enjoying Japan. Please come visit us again
from what ive read and heard its not that people are cold there, its just that theyre very polite! its a culture shock lol
Rising skyscrapers, flashing neon signs, contemporary architecture, and bustling streets filled with the newest technology set the scene in one of the world’s most modern cities
Next time fly into Hanada Airport easier to get to Shinjuku. Love the business hotels like APA and Stay. Use luggage drop off at the airport to deliver your luggage to your hotel.
The yamanote line is the key line tos get around Tokyo. Sumimasen (excusses or pardon me) and arigato ( thank you).