Ever ridden the Ginza Line? Got any Ginza memories? Subscribe! goo.gl/mkAwyy See our similar take on Tokyo's mighty Yamanote Line: th-cam.com/video/onLUTTXuJPk/w-d-xo.html
There's only one old restaurant district in Asakusa's underpass.For some reason, this underpass won't be new.Fifty years have passed.Inari is the same character as Inari sushi, and Inari Shrine is enshrined as a god of foxes.One of the sandwiches is a towel.
I just watched a 3 min cheesy ad for a back support product. Lol. I love your content so I try never to skip ads. I am positive I rode the ginza line when I was in Japan
When I was living in Tokyo, if I didn't have something to do, or a specific place to go, I would go out on weekends and just kind of randomly ride different lines and get off at different places and walk around. When I passed through Shibuya, I would often stop at Mr. Bean if they were open and got kinako imagawa-yaki. This was several years ago, so I don't know if they are still there. Sometimes I would go downstairs and buy this really good cream puff.
36:20 Akasaka/Mitsuka I think this done this way for easy transfer to the other line during busy times (ie going to work). In the morning all the commuters have to do to change lines is cross the platform and the same again on the commute on the way home.
Wish I had more time to watch your videos. Will be travelling around Japan for almost two months from next week so trying to see as many as I can! Keep up the good work.
Hi., Kyde and Eric! I just stumbled onto you from Only in Japan and am so delighted (and now subscribed). This was a fun vid of the Ginza line and am now edified by your factoids. Visiting Japan next year
@@kydeanderic You appeared in my "UP NEXT" queue from the Google algorithm. I am watching a lot of Japan channels to study up on systems, culture, transportation, geography, and language. Quite a few do a really good job, like you two.
These videos are fascinating for me. I have been out here 20 years and only been to Tokyo once,,, I am an inaka boy hey? You big city brothers.... Keep em coming.
Always love coming back to your videos. When I have nothing else going on kyde and eric videos are so comfy. You guys probably don't even know but I saw your Living in Japan videos so many years ago and that's when I decided I am definitely going to visit Japan one day. 2 years ago I fulfilled my wish. Loved every minute of it. Ever since I'm yearning to go back.
When my wife and I were in Tokyo, we spent a good part of a day around the Ameyayokocho area. She even picked herself up and a really neat little backpack. We really enjoyed the Ueno park as well.
I am really enjoying these urban exploration videos on Tokyo. I live in NYC and its amazing to hear what other big cities are like. Similar in many ways, but of course so unique. This is an amazing way to learn about Tokyo by seeing what yall do and like. Thanks for sharing this video!
Booked our honeymoon in Japan after hours of watching your UK tour vids (my home) and then your Japanese vlogs. Would love to pick your brains for good eats in the cities we’re visiting in Mid-late August! Keep up the good work!
Hands down, this is my favourite video you've made! (Finally able to catch up after our own Japan trip.) I love Japanese trains. We were actually going to make a video about the Ginza line but ran out of time. I'm so glad you guys did it for me! And so much better that I would have too. I'm also jealous that you were on one of the super cool "retro" cars. I tried to catch one but could only wait so long. Love all the factoids and the excitement they seem to ignite for you. More train-related videos in the future please!
Thank you guys for another fun and really long video. I am inmy last week of rehab and it is nice to have somethings that are familiar. I am doing great, with styroids but well thank god for them. Hope you had a nice christmas and are fit to make new content.👍😘
Yeah really like the original video about the Yamanote line and this was just as good thanks guys. And it’s great timing as we are staying in Ueno so looking forward to see some of the sights 😀🏴🇬🇧
I enjoyed this, it was ku... I found your Yamanote Line video helpful for my trip 2 months ago... :) This would have been useful also during my trip... Coffee bagel sounds goooood....
Aoyama Itchome was my home base while in Tokyo, nice to see the place if briefly. Ironically the Canadian Embassy was a few blocks away the whole time, and I hadn't planned that.
I enjoyed watching this! Thanks for the train facts! I learned a lot. I remember your biking along yamanote line👍👍👍 i also like the limbo ufo machine. Haha
Going to stay at a hotel at Ginza and Gochome. I've never taken the subway by myself. Now I feel very comfortable taking the Ginza line after seeing your video. Looks really simple.
Helloes! Love these walk-about videos. I hope you are/have gone on another adventure over the holidays - i really really enjoy watching you two scoutering around. The vending machines you showed at around 16:50 were also included in Only in Japan and Ericsurf6 videos fairly recently - it is a small world. Keep it up! Andre, eh.
@Kyde and Eric also Ueno station is only few min walking distance from Keisei Skyliner station (high speed service to Narita) so a lot of tourist comes to Ueno from Skyliner to go to their destination. I did the same on my first trip to Japan too, come to Ueno station to get my connection to kamata! So in a way Ueno is the first proper JR and Subway station in Tokyo for a lot of 1st time/repeat visitor!
Normally we stay at a hotel between Shimbashi & Shiodome stations partly due to the convenience of Ginza Line & Oedo Line ... heading back to Japan in few weeks time
eatabagel They are Tactile Ground Surface Indicators. Yellow lines directing visually impaired people to the stairway down to the subway station or continuing on along the sidewalk, or to the bus stop
This was so interesting! We used to live on the Yurakucho line and later the Tobu Tojo Ikebukuro line. Loved watching all the people walking by and love that there are still those gritty, Bladerunner vibes in the corners and alleyways - even in such a modern city! Thanks from Northern VA!
LMK if you ever do one of these for the Chuo line. It just celebrated its 130th anniversary (!!!) in 2019 and there was a stamp rally to celebrate. As I'm at one end (Hachioji/Takao) it was surprising to learn just how old and robust the rail infrastructure is in Japan. Super cool video, I hope you do more like this.
Thanks so much for posting today! Haha it's my final crunch day for end of term essays and having this on while I work is surprisingly soothing. I love train and metro systems, never lived in a city with one but I got pretty used to Stockholm's tunnelbana when I lived in Uppsala. I can't even imagine the amount of people on the system in Tokyo though! It'd take me awhile to get used to the crowds, but then that'd be any big city. I love how many transit options Japan has, it just seems like such an extensive system for people to get around. I kinda want to visit just to ride the Metro all over and see the city that way!
Hey there! So glad to see your stuff again. It's a breath of fresh air after all the gunk that has come up recently. Should I mention, Tokyo is impressive? The cleanliness of these places is sick, bro! So many people commuting and that's what it looks like?! I know I'm tripping on things that are normal to you, but... Anyways, I've been waiting for your stuff so much...Looking forward to seeing your Hawaiian ones as well...Cheers!
I love these train station videos! Good job on this one. I feel like watching the Yamanote line videos again hahaha. Any plans to make a 2020 version of it? 😉
29:43 haha Eric I felt like a scrub EVERYWHERE in Tokyo when I lived there... it felt like I was surrounded by super-humans that were dressed impeccably.
From watching your Tokyo videos it seems like the vending machine people ratio may be pretty equal..... what’s even more surprising is the lack of trash everywhere. Very impressive!
I absolutely love vending machines, thus, my enduring curiosity of these neat offerings within Japan .. yes, facing a vending machine is so relaxing, "my introverted side speaking" .. just as I like to interact with Bots and even holo-images. I have often thought I'd be a good candidate for the first solo-mission to mars, taking three years .. I'd be pfctly happy as long as I have companion Bots, a world class chess Bot .. a few friendly & highly intelligent holograms whispin' around the ship .. and plenty of energy beverages.
I think I know why they make the layout of Akasaka-Mitsuke Station that way. It is the only station where Ginza and Marunouichi lines meet, and I noticed that during rush hours, a great number of passengers transfer between the two lines, same direction of travel. So, by placing the eastbound tracks of the two lines side-by-side, passengers could just cross to the opposite side of the platform to change lines. Same thing with the westbound tracks. Ah, sweet! You have a good shot of the new Ginza station being constructed at 49:19, with the Shibuya Scramble building (in the background) already operational. So the footage must have been shot between November 01, 2019 and December 28, 2019. Probably early December. About the departure music, there's actually a great video about it right here at TH-cam. Search this term: "In Tokyo, These Trains Jingle All the Way". In his new Prime series, James May actually met Mukaiya San. Thanks for the entertaining video and interesting factoids, Kyde and Eric.
I love these excursions. I enjoy watching the people and always appreciate your comments about the food. I wish we had vending machines here, they seem to offer great value for money most of the time and they're literally everywhere in Japan.
That was so ku. Its good to aporeciate the metro rather than just going from a to b without knowing anything about the history or behind the scenes stuff.
You guys are the best! When you can, please travel around Hokkaido - my partners home island. It'll would be cool to see you explore that island 😁😁😁 Thank you for the great content!
5:00 when you walked past 喜多方ラーメン 坂内 I was so happy... Kitakata ramen is the best and I love that shop particularly! Also, I really appreciate the overlay maps and information about the route of the train- I feel like the train systems in Tokyo are majorly confusing, but now I have a better understanding of the Ginza Line at least! Thanks for teaching us (ᵔᴥᵔ)
I thought it was just my impression that subway stations in Tokyo look like warrens of tunnels, dimly lit and have low ceilings from my previous visits years ago. Watching your video verified this observation. No wonder I felt like enclosed in while walking those stations then. Entertaining video btw. Thanks.
The Yamanote video is one I have watched a few times and this one is just as fun. I sure I'll watch it again and again. With the opening of the new Shibuya station on the Ginza line the station platform you showed us is probably closed down now. So you are probably one of the last people to film this platform and especially the ghost platform. I guess you can't see it any more.
I love watching the background of these videos, I saw so many interesting things this time, like a lady getting wheeled around in a cart, a lady in a kimono, a guy with a bitchin' afro, there's a lot of stuff going on at these stations.
in hollis queens where i use to live for a little while .they were these trees that would have these things fall and yes it would smell and the old chinese ladies use to run around like crazy collecting them ....
They're ginkgo trees and the nuts inside those barf berries are edible. Elderly Chinese people collect them where I live, too, but it's a tradition that's not popular at all with younger people. It's apparently an old-timey Chinese attitude that grabbing free food off the ground is worthwhile. Younger generations are like "ew, I can just buy food at the store."
Hey Kyde and Eric, I was just thinking about you guys today and how I missed you, and here you are with a new video! Thank you. P.S. Skill crane games are programmed by the owner/operator to only reliably pick up prizes after a certain amount of money has been put into the machine. This guarantees they get a certain amount of money on average depending on what they stock the machine with. It's a rigged game that requires minimal skill and mostly luck or more money. Keep playing the same machine if you lose and you will eventually win unless you completely lack any skill. If you're watching someone else play and they just won a prize and walked away, you're now playing against a reset machine that will gobble the maximum amount of cash to pick anything up.
Hey. Wanted to let you know that those songs you are so enamored with at the stations I believe are composed by the station manager. There is a travel show about Japan on Amazon prime video that interviews the manager with the host of the show. Seems like he composes individual songs for each station.
april 4 2105 hmmmmm time traveling again today i see. That basement in asakusa station is crazy, i remember being there during the kanagawa fireworks festival it was tghe most absurd busy thing ive ever seen wow i love the inside of the new ginza trains, all the trains on the line i use to ride were still in quite in a rough shape
On lonely bags in the rail system I remember someone getting on my train and depositing their large bag next to me then going off. After 15 minutes I was concerned. After 30, a tad paranoid and very nervous. No way to report it, and no-one else appeared concerned. So I left and went to the restaurant car to calm down with a beer and saw the chap having lunch.
I don't know what the best place to say this is but if you like these videos, I highly recommend you Patreon. The discussion videos they do there are also interesting and funny and awesome! (Even the ones that don't make fun of Eric)
Ever ridden the Ginza Line? Got any Ginza memories?
Subscribe! goo.gl/mkAwyy
See our similar take on Tokyo's mighty Yamanote Line: th-cam.com/video/onLUTTXuJPk/w-d-xo.html
There's only one old restaurant district in Asakusa's underpass.For some reason, this underpass won't be new.Fifty years have passed.Inari is the same character as Inari sushi, and Inari Shrine is enshrined as a god of foxes.One of the sandwiches is a towel.
23:54 if you exit out of exit a6 there’s a lovely little shrine and seating area with coffee shops
18:19 the Sandwich System Sequence made my day. I just love you guys! Thank you!
0:15 - April 4, 2105... I knew it! Japan lives in the future :D
hahahhaha dang it.
Kyde and Eric you mean’t 2015?
I love you two! It just brings joy to my heart to see the two of you interacting, joking and just being with each other!
I just watched a 3 min cheesy ad for a back support product. Lol. I love your content so I try never to skip ads. I am positive I rode the ginza line when I was in Japan
my fave video of yours was the yamanote line bike - these videos are the best!!!
You guys are great, the videos feel so natural and in the flow. Very informative too. Thanks!
Thanks!!
I love these videos where you guys are exploring train lines! Thank you!
When I was living in Tokyo, if I didn't have something to do, or a specific place to go, I would go out on weekends and just kind of randomly ride different lines and get off at different places and walk around. When I passed through Shibuya, I would often stop at Mr. Bean if they were open and got kinako imagawa-yaki. This was several years ago, so I don't know if they are still there. Sometimes I would go downstairs and buy this really good cream puff.
36:20 Akasaka/Mitsuka I think this done this way for easy transfer to the other line during busy times (ie going to work). In the morning all the commuters have to do to change lines is cross the platform and the same again on the commute on the way home.
awesome video! just discovered you guys. Hope you do more walks along the other lines haha.
Glad you enjoyed! -E
Wish I had more time to watch your videos. Will be travelling around Japan for almost two months from next week so trying to see as many as I can! Keep up the good work.
Hi., Kyde and Eric! I just stumbled onto you from Only in Japan and am so delighted (and now subscribed). This was a fun vid of the Ginza line and am now edified by your factoids. Visiting Japan next year
Glad you came across us! We were linked from Only in Japan somewhere? Enjoy your trip!
@@kydeanderic You appeared in my "UP NEXT" queue from the Google algorithm. I am watching a lot of Japan channels to study up on systems, culture, transportation, geography, and language. Quite a few do a really good job, like you two.
The Tokyo metro system is so cool. Really enjoyed this video! thanks guys :-D
One of my favourite videos, awesome camera work! Hope to see more of these :D
Awesome, glad you enjoyed!
This is great, please do videos of every line 😁 it covers distance and food perfectly!
It would take *ages* to do every line, haha.
These videos are fascinating for me. I have been out here 20 years and only been to Tokyo once,,, I am an inaka boy hey? You big city brothers.... Keep em coming.
Always love coming back to your videos. When I have nothing else going on kyde and eric videos are so comfy. You guys probably don't even know but I saw your Living in Japan videos so many years ago and that's when I decided I am definitely going to visit Japan one day. 2 years ago I fulfilled my wish. Loved every minute of it. Ever since I'm yearning to go back.
Awesome, glad to spark a drive to visit Japan! Glad you made it! -E
When my wife and I were in Tokyo, we spent a good part of a day around the Ameyayokocho area. She even picked herself up and a really neat little backpack. We really enjoyed the Ueno park as well.
I am really enjoying these urban exploration videos on Tokyo. I live in NYC and its amazing to hear what other big cities are like. Similar in many ways, but of course so unique. This is an amazing way to learn about Tokyo by seeing what yall do and like. Thanks for sharing this video!
Awesome, glad you dug it! -E
It was very informative as well as enjoyable. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed!
Booked our honeymoon in Japan after hours of watching your UK tour vids (my home) and then your Japanese vlogs. Would love to pick your brains for good eats in the cities we’re visiting in Mid-late August! Keep up the good work!
Been years since I updated it, but this might help. docs.google.com/document/d/1DOUoFuDJ9I7hTIUCFkyAdnY_Q2jvZ-c84bezj8PyuPU/edit
yamanote line trains have eleven 11car sets, not 15 car sets. the shonan shinjuku lines and similar have 15 car sets. including 2 green cars
Yep, whoops.
Fantastic video,so damned interesting,fun and informative.
I'm in thrall of you two😀
Loved this - the details on stations - on Tokyo in general - sandwiches and trees - geeking out! Hope you get one of those chickens soon.
Hands down, this is my favourite video you've made! (Finally able to catch up after our own Japan trip.) I love Japanese trains.
We were actually going to make a video about the Ginza line but ran out of time. I'm so glad you guys did it for me! And so much better that I would have too. I'm also jealous that you were on one of the super cool "retro" cars. I tried to catch one but could only wait so long.
Love all the factoids and the excitement they seem to ignite for you.
More train-related videos in the future please!
GLad you liked this so much, it was lots of fun to film! -E
Thank you guys for another fun and really long video. I am inmy last week of rehab and it is nice to have somethings that are familiar. I am doing great, with styroids but well thank god for them. Hope you had a nice christmas and are fit to make new content.👍😘
Yeah really like the original video about the Yamanote line and this was just as good thanks guys. And it’s great timing as we are staying in Ueno so looking forward to see some of the sights 😀🏴🇬🇧
I enjoyed this, it was ku...
I found your Yamanote Line video helpful for my trip 2 months ago... :)
This would have been useful also during my trip...
Coffee bagel sounds goooood....
Aoyama Itchome was my home base while in Tokyo, nice to see the place if briefly. Ironically the Canadian Embassy was a few blocks away the whole time, and I hadn't planned that.
I enjoyed watching this! Thanks for the train facts! I learned a lot. I remember your biking along yamanote line👍👍👍 i also like the limbo ufo machine. Haha
K: "And I got coffee!"
E: "Which is like coffee (straight face)" 😂
You guys are the best
Oh this'll be fun to watch
Going to stay at a hotel at Ginza and Gochome. I've never taken the subway by myself. Now I feel very comfortable taking the Ginza line after seeing your video. Looks really simple.
Yea, nothing to worry about. Bring a bit of extra time for mistakes and patience and you'll be fine!
Helloes!
Love these walk-about videos.
I hope you are/have gone on another adventure over the holidays - i really really enjoy watching you two scoutering around.
The vending machines you showed at around 16:50 were also included in Only in Japan and Ericsurf6 videos fairly recently - it is a small world.
Keep it up!
Andre, eh.
Andre Gagne Also KitoTV’s channel!
Enjoyable ｎice video. I could kill time by this.
Glad you enjoyed!
@Kyde and Eric also Ueno station is only few min walking distance from Keisei Skyliner station (high speed service to Narita) so a lot of tourist comes to Ueno from Skyliner to go to their destination.
I did the same on my first trip to Japan too, come to Ueno station to get my connection to kamata!
So in a way Ueno is the first proper JR and Subway station in Tokyo for a lot of 1st time/repeat visitor!
Normally we stay at a hotel between Shimbashi & Shiodome stations partly due to the convenience of Ginza Line & Oedo Line ... heading back to Japan in few weeks time
Great vid. I love these walk the line videos. Thanks! What are those yellow lines on the sidewalk?
eatabagel They are Tactile Ground Surface Indicators. Yellow lines directing visually impaired people to the stairway down to the subway station or continuing on along the sidewalk, or to the bus stop
This was so interesting! We used to live on the Yurakucho line and later the Tobu Tojo Ikebukuro line. Loved watching all the people walking by and love that there are still those gritty, Bladerunner vibes in the corners and alleyways - even in such a modern city! Thanks from Northern VA!
Kanda is where I based my holiday last September.used the ginza line all the time, stayed in a apa hotel near the station
LMK if you ever do one of these for the Chuo line. It just celebrated its 130th anniversary (!!!) in 2019 and there was a stamp rally to celebrate. As I'm at one end (Hachioji/Takao) it was surprising to learn just how old and robust the rail infrastructure is in Japan.
Super cool video, I hope you do more like this.
I loved this!!! Your Yamanote line video is actually my favorite from you, guys! Could be great if you could do all lines 😁😁
And Ueno is my favorite neighbourhood. Everytime we visit Japan, we stay in Ueno. We love the vibe
22:25 That's where the Limbo music comes in handy😋😆 I vote you return to the sando place to compare with the vending machine. Yum!
great adventures and yummy foods...
Thanks so much for posting today! Haha it's my final crunch day for end of term essays and having this on while I work is surprisingly soothing. I love train and metro systems, never lived in a city with one but I got pretty used to Stockholm's tunnelbana when I lived in Uppsala. I can't even imagine the amount of people on the system in Tokyo though! It'd take me awhile to get used to the crowds, but then that'd be any big city. I love how many transit options Japan has, it just seems like such an extensive system for people to get around. I kinda want to visit just to ride the Metro all over and see the city that way!
Glad you enjoyed this one, good luck getting those essays done!
@@kydeanderic ESSAYS FINISH! haha sorry, i had the RTW playlist going in the background as I worked xD
Found understanding the train station and directions easy to understand my problem was finding the correct exit
Yep, the unexpected nightmare of Japanese trains.
Always a perfect video.
This is becoming a japan educational channel after all the info one get after watching.😋
Awesome video. When are you guys going to walk the Tokaido Shinkansen? 😬
Hey there! So glad to see your stuff again. It's a breath of fresh air after all the gunk that has come up recently. Should I mention, Tokyo is impressive? The cleanliness of these places is sick, bro! So many people commuting and that's what it looks like?! I know I'm tripping on things that are normal to you, but... Anyways, I've been waiting for your stuff so much...Looking forward to seeing your Hawaiian ones as well...Cheers!
You should visit Tokyo someday, it'd blow your mind! -E
I love these train station videos! Good job on this one.
I feel like watching the Yamanote line videos again hahaha. Any plans to make a 2020 version of it? 😉
29:43 haha Eric I felt like a scrub EVERYWHERE in Tokyo when I lived there... it felt like I was surrounded by super-humans that were dressed impeccably.
I have embraced my inner scrub. -E
41:29 You should have had a _sando_ at Omote-Sando. Heh heh.
From watching your Tokyo videos it seems like the vending machine people ratio may be pretty equal..... what’s even more surprising is the lack of trash everywhere. Very impressive!
Thanks for reminding me the history of the Ginza Sen.
I absolutely love vending machines, thus, my enduring curiosity of these neat offerings within Japan .. yes, facing a vending machine is so relaxing, "my introverted side speaking" .. just as I like to interact with Bots and even holo-images. I have often thought I'd be a good candidate for the first solo-mission to mars, taking three years .. I'd be pfctly happy as long as I have companion Bots, a world class chess Bot .. a few friendly & highly intelligent holograms whispin' around the ship .. and plenty of energy beverages.
I think I know why they make the layout of Akasaka-Mitsuke Station that way. It is the only station where Ginza and Marunouichi lines meet, and I noticed that during rush hours, a great number of passengers transfer between the two lines, same direction of travel. So, by placing the eastbound tracks of the two lines side-by-side, passengers could just cross to the opposite side of the platform to change lines. Same thing with the westbound tracks.
Ah, sweet! You have a good shot of the new Ginza station being constructed at 49:19, with the Shibuya Scramble building (in the background) already operational. So the footage must have been shot between November 01, 2019 and December 28, 2019. Probably early December.
About the departure music, there's actually a great video about it right here at TH-cam. Search this term: "In Tokyo, These Trains Jingle All the Way". In his new Prime series, James May actually met Mukaiya San.
Thanks for the entertaining video and interesting factoids, Kyde and Eric.
I was going to go to Tokyo in February but we went to Italy instead because of coronavirus and guess what happened in Italy right before we left
Haha, bum luck.
Kyde and Eric Yeah it was my dream to visit Tokyo
Ball bag sushi lol. Also i could totally turn Kyde’s Ginza opening into a ringtone 😆
35:50! egg mountain! there it is! been waiting for this! lol.
Good to bump into you in view of egg mountain!
Visiting in April 2020. In my research I felt that this is one of the most useful lines in the city.
I love these excursions. I enjoy watching the people and always appreciate your comments about the food. I wish we had vending machines here, they seem to offer great value for money most of the time and they're literally everywhere in Japan.
Yamanote line trains have 11 cars each. It is not 15
Yea, whoops. hahaha
@@kydeanderic Omg I did not expect you to answer that fast haha. Greetings from Warsaw, Poland!
That was so ku. Its good to aporeciate the metro rather than just going from a to b without knowing anything about the history or behind the scenes stuff.
You guys are the best! When you can, please travel around Hokkaido - my partners home island. It'll would be cool to see you explore that island 😁😁😁 Thank you for the great content!
I have good news! th-cam.com/video/wIrqy97S8bA/w-d-xo.html
Kyde & Eric's channel is better than therapy.
Asakusabashi was the station I used when I was in.
Remnants using the Ginza a lot
"Inari" come from Inari Shrine as in Fushimi Inari Shrine, and it is originally from INRI.
5:00 when you walked past 喜多方ラーメン 坂内 I was so happy... Kitakata ramen is the best and I love that shop particularly! Also, I really appreciate the overlay maps and information about the route of the train- I feel like the train systems in Tokyo are majorly confusing, but now I have a better understanding of the Ginza Line at least! Thanks for teaching us (ᵔᴥᵔ)
That's the same 喜多方 I found and fell in love with during our first visit to Japan in 2010! So good!
Theres a new Kitakata Ramen that opened up near my apartment in New York its delicious
My cousin and I walked by this place in the station last year.
Before you started eating the sandwich, you paused her for a toast to the ginza line, I thought you were going to say いただきます
Egg mountain is the chef flipping the egg. He looks so excited to be throwing those around!
First Asian country to make Subway.
I thought it was just my impression that subway stations in Tokyo look like warrens of tunnels, dimly lit and have low ceilings from my previous visits years ago. Watching your video verified this observation. No wonder I felt like enclosed in while walking those stations then. Entertaining video btw. Thanks.
There are worse feeling metro systems in the world, but also vastly better ones.
@@kydeanderic True that. At least, the metro stations in Japan don't smell and are clean.
Is Kyde a vampire because she seems to never age?
I saw the Katsu sandwich vending place on John's Only in Japan live stream, from what I understand that place is pretty new.
The Yamanote video is one I have watched a few times and this one is just as fun. I sure I'll watch it again and again.
With the opening of the new Shibuya station on the Ginza line the station platform you showed us is probably closed down now. So you are probably one of the last people to film this platform and especially the ghost platform. I guess you can't see it any more.
Yea, Kyde discovered it was moved last night looking for the train to come home, hahaha.
I bought a cup with Asakusa Ginger on it when I was in Tokyo
I love watching the background of these videos, I saw so many interesting things this time, like a lady getting wheeled around in a cart, a lady in a kimono, a guy with a bitchin' afro, there's a lot of stuff going on at these stations.
Ok but like I need “It’s so ku!!” On a shirt
in hollis queens where i use to live for a little while .they were these trees that would have these things fall and yes it would smell and the old chinese ladies use to run around like crazy collecting them ....
Haha sounds just about right.
They're ginkgo trees and the nuts inside those barf berries are edible. Elderly Chinese people collect them where I live, too, but it's a tradition that's not popular at all with younger people. It's apparently an old-timey Chinese attitude that grabbing free food off the ground is worthwhile. Younger generations are like "ew, I can just buy food at the store."
Hey Kyde and Eric, I was just thinking about you guys today and how I missed you, and here you are with a new video! Thank you. P.S. Skill crane games are programmed by the owner/operator to only reliably pick up prizes after a certain amount of money has been put into the machine. This guarantees they get a certain amount of money on average depending on what they stock the machine with. It's a rigged game that requires minimal skill and mostly luck or more money. Keep playing the same machine if you lose and you will eventually win unless you completely lack any skill. If you're watching someone else play and they just won a prize and walked away, you're now playing against a reset machine that will gobble the maximum amount of cash to pick anything up.
Hey. Wanted to let you know that those songs you are so enamored with at the stations I believe are composed by the station manager. There is a travel show about Japan on Amazon prime video that interviews the manager with the host of the show. Seems like he composes individual songs for each station.
Yamanote has 11 cars. I think JR Tokaido has 15 which runs to Ueno.
april 4 2105 hmmmmm time traveling again today i see.
That basement in asakusa station is crazy, i remember being there during the kanagawa fireworks festival it was tghe most absurd busy thing ive ever seen
wow i love the inside of the new ginza trains, all the trains on the line i use to ride were still in quite in a rough shape
Haha, yea, after that fireworks festival its insane. -E
The claw machine was foreshadowing that Eric would have to do the limbo through the next station!
haha
Wasn't the Montesando line part of the mystery puzzle game you guys did a couple of years ago?
Kyde how do you handle 'Chikan' ?
She's never been groped in public. I have, however. Twice. -E
Sugar Butter Tree? What do they sell? Racist chicken claw game, love it. What was with the go carts?
Sir Walter SixPence The Go carts are for a Super Mario themed tour of certain areas of Tokyo. It's pretty cool!
On lonely bags in the rail system I remember someone getting on my train and depositing their large bag next to me then going off. After 15 minutes I was concerned. After 30, a tad paranoid and very nervous. No way to report it, and no-one else appeared concerned. So I left and went to the restaurant car to calm down with a beer and saw the chap having lunch.
I've seen a video of a guy eating those sandwiches on youtube they look so good!
I was a guy on youtube eating those sandwiches. -E
Was "dickhid" a 'Flight Of The Conchords' reference from Kyde in the end credits? Love that show!
haha it was!
I don't know what the best place to say this is but if you like these videos, I highly recommend you Patreon. The discussion videos they do there are also interesting and funny and awesome! (Even the ones that don't make fun of Eric)
Thanks so much!!!!
I checked out that older vid and I remember that! I'm starting to measure time by TH-cam videos that I've watched. (Wow, I need to get a life!)
Now I'm wondering if there's a sandwich shop in Omotesando called Omote Sando.
If not, someone should move there and start it! I'd definitely eat Omote Sandos regularly xD
I've wanted to open one for years. hahaha
38:02 - the couple walking past, the male with his arms around the woman... she looks both angry and scared. Hoping she was OK.
I read that as a girl having a bad day and her male person trying to cheer her up.
22:12 I thought you were saying condensation.
haha