The ground crew waving and bowing at the gate when the plane is leaving and when you're in the air with a nice shot of Mt. Fuji was a perfect ending. Very nice, so relaxing!
Kia ora. Enjoying your Japan series. BTW, some shift workers have beer etc once they finish work in the morning. Ie. your breakfast time is like their dinner time.
I love your travel vlogs. They are so realistic ❤ and relatable. You guys show how the real experience would be for any common man from any part of the world. It’s the small things like food, culture, souvenirs and most importantly memories that we take away from travelling.
wowww the opening scene with the japanese traffic crossing sound, immediately brought me back to my own trip to japan! didnt realise how just listening to that sound would bring back so many memories 😱 also you guys have such great restraint by walking out of the gashapon shop with only ONE keychain 🤣
Great video, as usual! Making a list of those places you went to for my next trip to Japan. You're right about the cuteness effect. I went with two 19 year old boys and even they were hooked!
OMG, your packing part in the video brings back so many memories, 😂 It's the ultimate game of real life tetris (I end up jamming it all in)... Your Tokyo series has made me want to go back so much. I have a tendency to run wild all over Tokyo seeing as much stuff as I can. Your videos make me want to slow down and enjoy the district you're in more fully. In my two trips, I've yet to even see SkyTree close up. I'm going to definitely make note of all your konbini foods. Great series! Edited to add that I've always wanted to see Mt Fuji from the plane! My flights are usually in and out of Japan in the evenings and nights.
Generally people can have alcohol with breakfast, but usually champagne, I think. But in Germany, specifically Bavaria there is a breakfast which is white sausage, mustard, pretzels and thats served with beer. I wouldnt have imagined its a thing in Japan. But maybe they came in for breakfast after a night-shift... thats a situation where I could also have beer in the morning😊
Thank you for another lovely video - you really inspire us to travel! You showed off each place so kindly. Can’t wait to watch your haul of goodies video :)
What a wonderful Trip! Never been there, but I love what I've seen of Japan. The most adorable merchandise! 🥰 The Food! The Temples! And the airport staff waving Goodbye 🥲
I have really enjoyed your Japan visit series . Sarah , have you ever tried to recreate your strawberry , whipping cream sandwich? You guys always make so hungry when you eat all that delicious food , lol . I visited my first Korean restaurant in Wolfville N.S last summer and went back this summer. Under new management but it was amazing again this time. Can’t wait to go back next August. You guys are wonderful❤ Thanks for taking us along on your vacation. Love from N.B 🇨🇦
I enjoyed this so much! Excellent video and editing skills!!🎉. You guys are SO fortunate to have Japan ‘next door’!!!! I’m so jealous!!!! Thanks very much for sharing!!! Have a peaceful and happy week!
Hi , Sarah an Kyuho bless day. I love seeing other parts of the world through other people eyes. Kyuho I love to try different types of food and I am a snack person. Watching you eat and snack I am putting on size 😋 because I swallow when you eat 😅. Have a great day today 🇹🇹
my daughters favorite the strawberry sandwich from 7 eleven, I love Ueno station and the food court there though most of the man train stations that we visited had excellent food courts. hope to go back next year
Happy you both had a great time in tokyo. I think that is so sweet and like u said wholesome that they bow and wave at you as you take off. That is strange that they dont have many benches to sit down at especially like u mentioned for the elderly . Like u said your backs were hurting so im suresome older ppl struggle more. Love ur cute cat umbrella and cat mini calendar and cute facial skin care keychain. How are you enjoying the real facial product? I dont know how i have still never tried the strawberry and cream sandwich I'm sure i will love it . I wonder if they sell it at hmart . I hope you both have a nice week. Any plans for the holiday's?
My favorite thing from Lawson is in the case of hot food at the counter - kara-age-kun (my favorite is cheese flavor haha) and you definitely shouldn’t miss it next time. Or fami-chiki from Family mart!
@@2hearts1seoulmaybe you already know her but definitely recommend Sharla (from TH-cam) & the BnB she owns/runs with her friend in Tokyo that’s all cat themed. She has a couple & so some different options to choose from but I feel they’d be in tune with your vibe, it’s Neko Neko Stays I believe 😸👍
I always enjoy your videos ❤ The Very few benches issue- I think is because of several factors- not enough resources for upkeep (🤔), but there is quite an underground Homeless population that many Pretend isn’t there. So I can imagine that if there were more benches, people would be sleeping on them.
STATIONERY!?! Don't get me started on Japanese stationery, I'm a ho for Hobonichi, Midori, Kokuyo, etc. I've had my eye on that same kitty cat calendar for a while. I am dying to go to an Itoya, or a Loft or Ancor. I died at the Hado Labo gachapon, I know I'd lose a lot of money in a place like that. I can't wait to see what you got at Itoya, very much looking forward to the haul video!
Thanks for sharing that breakfast place! I’ll visit Japan on a tiny budget in a couple of weeks and knowing that I can get a meal with salmon for $4.50 REALLY helps. Also the beers in the morning thing: I grew up in Germany where my dad would have breakfast beer with breakfast with friends once a week. (Much to the displeasure of my mom.) And then 10+ years in the UK, there some people also would meet for breakfast and beer but also really only on the weekends.
Love the aesthetics! Another feast for the eyes. Really enjoyed this Japan Series. Thanks for taking us along and sharing the sights, observations and recommendations. Especially loved all the food. You guys present food so beautifully...I have to admit I'm one of those that has to keep looping back to look at all that gorgeous food. Awesome filming! P.S. "Feeling Mid-Day Snacky" LOL. Now I have the perfect words to describe that feeling.
I am Japanese. I enjoyed your vlog and thank you for coming and enjoying Japan! I think the people who drink alcohol in the morning were working at night shift.
I love what people normally consider the cheap, trash chocolates. I've had all the fancy designer high end chocolates and yeah they are great but you know those cheap Christmas chocolate eggs that come wrapped in foil in the mesh bags...those are simply the best!
And yep IM SIPPING MY LOOSE LEAF GREEN TEA FROM SHIZUOKA a watching this vid now!!!!! 😊 @5:26 Meiji there a classic!!!!!! 👌🏻 Yes the daikon temple we bought one there it also 5 min walk from my wife’s family’s house!!! 100% no seats no rubbish bins that’s what disappoints me!!! LOVED LOVED THIS TOKYO TRIP GUYS!!!!!!!
8.30 am…you should come to europe. I often see people with an beer at 5.30 am, when I am going on my train every day. Thanks for the tokyo vlogs, very interesting!
Someone once told me, having another bottle of beer in the morning is one of the best ways to get over the hangover the next day, which probably has no evidence at all. To me, they did seem to drink it like morning coffee.
Watching your Japan vlogs always makes me hungry! I was wondering, in your opinion which country has the better convenience store meals/snacks, Japan or Korea?
That is a good question seeing as both countries are famous for both. I think it depends on your taste in snacks, meals, and which convenience store. I haven't been to Japan, but I do notice that there is a layer of convenience like having microwaves, tables, cutlery, boiling water, free ice that I haven't noticed in videos of Japanese convenience stores. I have also noticed self-serve convenience stores in Korea in random places like on the beach that people can access 24/7. Please anyone correct me if I am wrong.
@@emmetee9675 Well I don't want to compare both contries but Japanese konbini has much more variety of foods. Japanese bento type meals are top notch! Buttt I prefer Korean dessert cuz Japanese desserts are too sweet for me🫠
Can totally relate to no self control in japan…i ALWAYS buy too much and have to somehow fit it all into my suitcase! Have loved the videos and they’ve made me miss japan (even though I’ve just come back from there!)…and i think i know what you bought at Ito-ya…cos i have those in 3 different sizes…they’re soooooo good!
I would’ve spent the entire afternoon in that stationary store and probably bought a whole lot more cat things 😅 What a fun end to your Japan trip! Definitely visiting street watching your vlogs!
Your comment on the lacking "sitting or resting" accomodation was something I've asked many times. someone has taken the time to explain it to me; this is the best explaination i can convey. Considering the work/life balance in japan and the popular (or the unpopular) opinion on lazy people. Putting down benches was an invitation to waste time, occupy real estate (even for a fraction of time) thus preventing/removing (workers) ease of movement as to properly (and in a safely fashion) to circulate. Now that tourism is a proper industry in Japan, they have had to break away (extremely reluctantly) from this belief. They have started since the 2000's (big ramp up😂) to install them in the most obvious areas such as temples/shrines, nature trails/parks, look out points but are extremely rare in city centres/areas. As to prevent large potential assembly of stationary citizens for large groups; take kabukicho (tokyoko plaza) as a prime example/problem. If benches were available, it would invite and promote a larger gathering and disrupt the flow of urban design and passage. I know as a Canadian, we have established other locations as to peacefully remove these people but living in a free country, our hopes and dream of safe spaces are limited by the limited amount of these site (halfway house, homeless sanctuaries) and the willingness of people to follow the society expectations and norms. As an extra layer of protection, our (various) communities have enacted laws/by-laws to minimize these such as: by restricting "open hours" of public parks/sites and enforcing loitering regulations, just to name a few. Japan has managed to keep this situation extremely low for decades and all that was necessary was to omit "park benches" installation.😅😂😂😂 There is also the inherent belief in japan that "hurry and wait" - aka as waiting for doing something (very similar to the pali-pali culture of Korea) is an active state (Canadians, brits are amongst the best in the west as we have mastered cueing/waiting in line - activily waiting to do something) whereas the western perspective (USA mostly)!waiting is a passive akin to doing nothing. Where the expression of: "if you're not doing anything you might as well sit down...and shut up"😂😂😂
Your surprise on the consumption of beer in the morning is quite troubling. As a professional in the manufacturing industry, this is the very least that one thing a society will never limit. All large facilities (+200 workers), tend to offer (at the very least) 3 shifts per 24 hour period. Why would the morning and evening have the right to enjoy a beer after their shift but restrict graveyard shift workers? That's completely nonsensical!!! Here in Quebec, the down time (time during which cleaning and deliveries are required) 3 am to 7am is the only moment where the sale is restricted. Therefore those that finish 14-17 or 22-1am or even 6-9, have the time to make their way to these locations, order their food and beverage. As for the beer formats availability that varies from country to country. Here in Canada there are the classic cans (355-500ml) and small bottles (341ml), medium cans and bottles (750ml) and the large (1,18L) and there is also the single glass, buck and pint format followed by the half pitcher (32oz) and the (full) pitcher (60-64oz) and my favorite format the 2.8L tower (to share in the early hours of the morning) with work colleagues while devouring a full Quebec breakfast (blood sausage and creton included) with a 10oz blue rib steak. As for missing Japanese draft beer in Séoul. A colleague of mine has a recommendation. It is called "Rest pub&bar", can't speak of it since I've never been but coming from a Japanese it must be good.😅😂
When Kyuho was talking about middle aged men dribking beer being 40-50, he looked like he had a depressing realization it will be him in a few years. It was hilarious.
Fun fact about the Bamboo chocolate snack. There's a Mushroom version and the two have been battling it out for popularity since their inception. Bamboo(Takenoko-no-sato) vs Mushroom(Kinoko-no-yama) And for the longest time Bamboo has been dominating. Personally, I prefer the crunchy biscuit texture of the Mushroom over the flaky cookie texture of the Bamboo. They're both delicious tho.
Calpis exist in Canada under a different name: Calpico....because Calpis sounds like.... and about the beer thing: it is possible that they start their work early like from midnight (especially if you work in the fish industry), and then it's 9 AM is simply like their "end of workday".
Lol, the bamboo shoot chocolates Kyuho loves are also my favourite snack from Japan. 1st time I had them I stupidly didn’t realise they were bamboo shoots & just called them bullets & ever since they’ve become known in our family as the bullet chocolates. So that’s what we ask for whenever I ask my brother to send some over. The best though!
I know you said the matcha was bitter, but I'm betting that was some premium premium good stuff right? Last time we were there, we went to a restaurant every morning like Matsuya and had that same type of bomb breakfast stuff. So good! Also remember seeing Mt. Fuji from a train I think going back to the airport as well. Very beautiful!
Oh we’ve already tried 😅 very few of our favorite Japanese snacks are available here. Rarely, some import snack shops will have them, or we can order some on Coupang, but they’re usually super expensive.
when we were in Japan i think the only meal that we ate out was lunch..HAHAHHAHA believe it or not..we had bf and dinners' food from d convenient store
It's extremely rare for someone to drink beer in the morning in Japan. One possibility is that he worked in a 24-hour factory, and was drinking beer after working through the night. Or maybe he had just finished work repairing the subway. Or maybe he had been making bento boxes at the station since early in the morning, and was drinking them after work. This is a scene that you might see especially in downtown areas like Asakusa. Either way, someone is working 24 hours a day in Tokyo.
Beer is cheaper than water in some Asian countries. I'm not a drinker, but I drank a bottle of cold beer on a hot summer day when I was in China. Definitely beats the heat.
There’s a gigantic food area in Ueno Station the main gate and a shopping street across the of that. You could’ve bought kilogram bags of green tea there
Honestly, strawberry and cream sandwiches look revolting, but Sarah's passionate enthusiasm for them in your Japan videos has swayed me! If I should ever make it to Japan one day, I will have to try one - 7-11, of course! 🙂
I watch an American TH-camr who lives in Japan, he has beer/canned cocktails with almost every meal. He married a Japanese lady & has 2 son's wuth her. The son's also do beer/cocktails with meals. They are young guy's (19 and 22 I believe). The oldest son lives in California now but visits. I was shocked at all the beer's & cocktails at first.😂 Now, I'm like saying " Cheers & Beer's" with him.😅😂 I wish you'd meet up with him, EricSurf6 or Sharla (Sharlmeleon & Sharla in Japan). I've watched her even before I discovered Y'all year's ago. I watch her fiance Chris now to (Abroad in Japan). Sharla loves cat's to. She has 2 Air B & Bs which are cat themed in Japan. I could've seen Y'all staying at 1 of them.😻😻😻😺
My best guess is these guys are coming home from working all night long. It's just like when you get off at 5pm or 7pm you go and have a beer and snack before going home.
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😂 Perfection at a Japanese 7-11! Here in USA... only food e-coli perfection.
The ground crew waving and bowing at the gate when the plane is leaving and when you're in the air with a nice shot of Mt. Fuji was a perfect ending. Very nice, so relaxing!
So glad you enjoyed it ☺️
Kia ora. Enjoying your Japan series. BTW, some shift workers have beer etc once they finish work in the morning. Ie. your breakfast time is like their dinner time.
Stationary shopping in Japan is my favourite. I can literally spend hours looking.
My Sunday night relaxation therapy! Love your videos so much!! ❤
Thank you so much! 🥹
I love your travel vlogs. They are so realistic ❤ and relatable. You guys show how the real experience would be for any common man from any part of the world. It’s the small things like food, culture, souvenirs and most importantly memories that we take away from travelling.
Everywhere that you are seems so aesthetically pleasing when you guys are out and about. Thanks for taking us along.
Loved your Japan Travel series.... makes me want to take a trip to Tokyo!! ❤️
That green tea drink and ice cream looked so refreshing and good! Finally something less sweet!
Thanks for taking us along 🎌 brought back so many memories ❤ natsukashii ❤❤❤
Can't wait to see your Japan haul.. I love cute stuffs too, omg!! 🥰
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Wow ! What a beautiful view at night from your balcony ! Beautiful !
wowww the opening scene with the japanese traffic crossing sound, immediately brought me back to my own trip to japan! didnt realise how just listening to that sound would bring back so many memories 😱 also you guys have such great restraint by walking out of the gashapon shop with only ONE keychain 🤣
Yes! We definitely feel the same way, so that’s why we did it ☺️
Great video, as usual! Making a list of those places you went to for my next trip to Japan. You're right about the cuteness effect. I went with two 19 year old boys and even they were hooked!
No one can resist the cuteness!
Loved this series. I especially loved all the spots you went to eat! Thank you for the recommendations 🥰🥰
Hope they come in handy for any future trips! 🇯🇵
OMG, your packing part in the video brings back so many memories, 😂 It's the ultimate game of real life tetris (I end up jamming it all in)...
Your Tokyo series has made me want to go back so much. I have a tendency to run wild all over Tokyo seeing as much stuff as I can. Your videos make me want to slow down and enjoy the district you're in more fully. In my two trips, I've yet to even see SkyTree close up.
I'm going to definitely make note of all your konbini foods.
Great series!
Edited to add that I've always wanted to see Mt Fuji from the plane! My flights are usually in and out of Japan in the evenings and nights.
Thank you so much for sharing your Japan series with us!! ❤😊 we really fall in love with everything that you share with us!! Thank you!!😘😍
Thank you so much ☺️
Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. Can't wait to see your Japanese haul!! Welcome back!😁😁
I really enjoyed the Tokyo series ❤❤❤
Love your Japan series. 😊
Great Video! 🥟
Generally people can have alcohol with breakfast, but usually champagne, I think. But in Germany, specifically Bavaria there is a breakfast which is white sausage, mustard, pretzels and thats served with beer. I wouldnt have imagined its a thing in Japan. But maybe they came in for breakfast after a night-shift... thats a situation where I could also have beer in the morning😊
Loved this vlog! That key chain was very cute❤
Thank you for another lovely video - you really inspire us to travel! You showed off each place so kindly. Can’t wait to watch your haul of goodies video :)
So glad you enjoyed it 🥰
Blessed be so nice to see Mt Fuji 🗻 when use left. Thank you for Japan 🇯🇵. Till next time 😊...
Your music choices this video were spot on. Especially loved the closing melody. Lovely. Really enjoying. your Japan trip videos. so GOOD!
Thanks for the recommendation on the Brûlée. Found one in Fukuoka - It was delicious👍🏻
Yessss!
@@2hearts1seoul we are heading to Seoul next. Can’t wait. It looks like being chilly next week.
I love a haul video!!! Can't wait.
What a wonderful Trip! Never been there, but I love what I've seen of Japan. The most adorable merchandise! 🥰
The Food! The Temples! And the airport staff waving Goodbye 🥲
Hi guys loved your Japan vlogs and looking forward to your Japan haul vlog. Greetings from The Netherlands 🇳🇱
I have really enjoyed your Japan visit series . Sarah , have you ever tried to recreate your strawberry , whipping cream sandwich? You guys always make so hungry when you eat all that delicious food , lol . I visited my first Korean restaurant in Wolfville N.S last summer and went back this summer. Under new management but it was amazing again this time. Can’t wait to go back next August. You guys are wonderful❤ Thanks for taking us along on your vacation. Love from N.B 🇨🇦
Love the video! Sundays are chill because of these. 😊
Awesome video!!! Can't wait to see you guys Japan shopping haul!!!
Such a great series, I so enjoyed it. Nice to see all of the sights, food, shopping. I wish our 7 11's in Canada were as legit as Korea and Japan!
Japan's convenient store has the best food...seriously many workers in d morning will queue for their food to bring to their offices.
those gentelmen who ordered beer might have just finished their night shift jobs....calling it a day (thing)
Yeah I thought the same. A lot of night shift jobs in Tokyo...
I think even any food from Japan's convenient stores are excellent!
I enjoyed this so much! Excellent video and editing skills!!🎉. You guys are SO fortunate to have Japan ‘next door’!!!! I’m so jealous!!!! Thanks very much for sharing!!! Have a peaceful and happy week!
Thank you so much 🥰
Hi , Sarah an Kyuho bless day. I love seeing other parts of the world through other people eyes. Kyuho I love to try different types of food and I am a snack person. Watching you eat and snack I am putting on size 😋 because I swallow when you eat 😅. Have a great day today 🇹🇹
Loved the Japan vlogs so much!!!
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Just got back to Canada from Tokyo/Kyoto. Loved the vibes the shopping and the food! Brought my own portable/collapsible stool with me.
Loved the Japan series, I would love to visit and experience it myself.
my daughters favorite the strawberry sandwich from 7 eleven, I love Ueno station and the food court there though most of the man train stations that we visited had excellent food courts. hope to go back next year
Happy you both had a great time in tokyo. I think that is so sweet and like u said wholesome that they bow and wave at you as you take off.
That is strange that they dont have many benches to sit down at especially like u mentioned for the elderly . Like u said your backs were hurting so im suresome older ppl struggle more.
Love ur cute cat umbrella and cat mini calendar and cute facial skin care keychain. How are you enjoying the real facial product?
I dont know how i have still never tried the strawberry and cream sandwich I'm sure i will love it . I wonder if they sell it at hmart .
I hope you both have a nice week. Any plans for the holiday's?
Totally share your love for Japan (including their food options). So I really enjoyed the videos of your trip 🤩
This was a fun end to the Japan trip. Looking forward to the haul video.
Love the longer vlogs like this! :)
My favorite thing from Lawson is in the case of hot food at the counter - kara-age-kun (my favorite is cheese flavor haha) and you definitely shouldn’t miss it next time. Or fami-chiki from Family mart!
Crème Brûlée ice cream? looked delish and CB is one of my top 2 favorite desserts.
10000/10, it was SO good!
Looks like you had such a nice time. ❤
I'm going to miss your Japan vlog definitely have to come here again
Oh we plan on it 😊
@@2hearts1seoul yay happy to hear it
@@2hearts1seoulmaybe you already know her but definitely recommend Sharla (from TH-cam) & the BnB she owns/runs with her friend in Tokyo that’s all cat themed. She has a couple & so some different options to choose from but I feel they’d be in tune with your vibe, it’s Neko Neko Stays I believe 😸👍
I Enjoyed your Tokyo vacation ❤
Another great one.❤ Looking forward to seeing your japan haul video too.Thanks!
I always enjoy your videos ❤ The Very few benches issue- I think is because of several factors- not enough resources for upkeep (🤔), but there is quite an underground Homeless population that many Pretend isn’t there. So I can imagine that if there were more benches, people would be sleeping on them.
Best travel vlog
All the snacks and food looks so good
great video to watch , lovin it
In Japan at the moment and definitely going to try out all your conbini recommendations!!!
STATIONERY!?! Don't get me started on Japanese stationery, I'm a ho for Hobonichi, Midori, Kokuyo, etc. I've had my eye on that same kitty cat calendar for a while. I am dying to go to an Itoya, or a Loft or Ancor. I died at the Hado Labo gachapon, I know I'd lose a lot of money in a place like that. I can't wait to see what you got at Itoya, very much looking forward to the haul video!
I could spend the day in Loft and Itoya 🥹
Thanks for sharing that breakfast place! I’ll visit Japan on a tiny budget in a couple of weeks and knowing that I can get a meal with salmon for $4.50 REALLY helps.
Also the beers in the morning thing: I grew up in Germany where my dad would have breakfast beer with breakfast with friends once a week. (Much to the displeasure of my mom.) And then 10+ years in the UK, there some people also would meet for breakfast and beer but also really only on the weekends.
Hada labo gachapon is both hilarious and unexpected. I would absolutely get one too, hopefully the gold version. 🤣
Never imagined they’d have those ones 😂
Love the aesthetics! Another feast for the eyes. Really enjoyed this Japan Series. Thanks for taking us along and sharing the sights, observations and recommendations. Especially loved all the food. You guys present food so beautifully...I have to admit I'm one of those that has to keep looping back to look at all that gorgeous food. Awesome filming! P.S. "Feeling Mid-Day Snacky" LOL. Now I have the perfect words to describe that feeling.
Thank you so much for watching 🥰 The feeling of being mid-day snacky is no joke!
I am Japanese. I enjoyed your vlog and thank you for coming and enjoying Japan! I think the people who drink alcohol in the morning were working at night shift.
Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Beer has all the food groups for a nutritious wholesome breakfast 💪😂
I love what people normally consider the cheap, trash chocolates. I've had all the fancy designer high end chocolates and yeah they are great but you know those cheap Christmas chocolate eggs that come wrapped in foil in the mesh bags...those are simply the best!
💖 Love Tokyo. Domo arigato Sarah and Kyuho,💖💖
And yep IM SIPPING MY LOOSE LEAF GREEN TEA FROM SHIZUOKA a watching this vid now!!!!! 😊
@5:26 Meiji there a classic!!!!!! 👌🏻
Yes the daikon temple we bought one there it also 5 min walk from my wife’s family’s house!!!
100% no seats no rubbish bins that’s what disappoints me!!!
LOVED LOVED THIS TOKYO TRIP GUYS!!!!!!!
Loved this mini series of Tokyo ❤ Videos were so well put together. Its probably been mentioned, but which hotel did you stay at? I cant find it 😅
Bye Japan! So fun, thank you both for the trip, note to self Japan 7/11 is awesome!
8.30 am…you should come to europe. I often see people with an beer at 5.30 am, when I am going on my train every day.
Thanks for the tokyo vlogs, very interesting!
Someone once told me, having another bottle of beer in the morning is one of the best ways to get over the hangover the next day, which probably has no evidence at all. To me, they did seem to drink it like morning coffee.
Watching your Japan vlogs always makes me hungry! I was wondering, in your opinion which country has the better convenience store meals/snacks, Japan or Korea?
That is a good question seeing as both countries are famous for both. I think it depends on your taste in snacks, meals, and which convenience store. I haven't been to Japan, but I do notice that there is a layer of convenience like having microwaves, tables, cutlery, boiling water, free ice that I haven't noticed in videos of Japanese convenience stores. I have also noticed self-serve convenience stores in Korea in random places like on the beach that people can access 24/7. Please anyone correct me if I am wrong.
@@skatingcanuck9837 Both definitely look like they have a variety of delicious food to choose from.
I'm Korean but Japanese convenience stores are like mini restaurants haha
@@mjmj734 Have you eaten at both? If so, which one in your opinion did you like better?
@@emmetee9675 Well I don't want to compare both contries but Japanese konbini has much more variety of foods. Japanese bento type meals are top notch! Buttt I prefer Korean dessert cuz Japanese desserts are too sweet for me🫠
Can totally relate to no self control in japan…i ALWAYS buy too much and have to somehow fit it all into my suitcase! Have loved the videos and they’ve made me miss japan (even though I’ve just come back from there!)…and i think i know what you bought at Ito-ya…cos i have those in 3 different sizes…they’re soooooo good!
We already miss Japan 🥲
Omg and YES, I love it so much!!
I live in Japan and love it here, Korea is my close second favourite.
I would’ve spent the entire afternoon in that stationary store and probably bought a whole lot more cat things 😅
What a fun end to your Japan trip! Definitely visiting street watching your vlogs!
It was sooo tempting! But I knew our luggage was already at its limit 😅
Your comment on the lacking "sitting or resting" accomodation was something I've asked many times. someone has taken the time to explain it to me; this is the best explaination i can convey.
Considering the work/life balance in japan and the popular (or the unpopular) opinion on lazy people. Putting down benches was an invitation to waste time, occupy real estate (even for a fraction of time) thus preventing/removing (workers) ease of movement as to properly (and in a safely fashion) to circulate.
Now that tourism is a proper industry in Japan, they have had to break away (extremely reluctantly) from this belief. They have started since the 2000's (big ramp up😂) to install them in the most obvious areas such as temples/shrines, nature trails/parks, look out points but are extremely rare in city centres/areas. As to prevent large potential assembly of stationary citizens for large groups; take kabukicho (tokyoko plaza) as a prime example/problem. If benches were available, it would invite and promote a larger gathering and disrupt the flow of urban design and passage.
I know as a Canadian, we have established other locations as to peacefully remove these people but living in a free country, our hopes and dream of safe spaces are limited by the limited amount of these site (halfway house, homeless sanctuaries) and the willingness of people to follow the society expectations and norms. As an extra layer of protection, our (various) communities have enacted laws/by-laws to minimize these such as: by restricting "open hours" of public parks/sites and enforcing loitering regulations, just to name a few. Japan has managed to keep this situation extremely low for decades and all that was necessary was to omit "park benches" installation.😅😂😂😂
There is also the inherent belief in japan that "hurry and wait" - aka as waiting for doing something (very similar to the pali-pali culture of Korea) is an active state (Canadians, brits are amongst the best in the west as we have mastered cueing/waiting in line - activily waiting to do something) whereas the western perspective (USA mostly)!waiting is a passive akin to doing nothing. Where the expression of: "if you're not doing anything you might as well sit down...and shut up"😂😂😂
Your surprise on the consumption of beer in the morning is quite troubling. As a professional in the manufacturing industry, this is the very least that one thing a society will never limit. All large facilities (+200 workers), tend to offer (at the very least) 3 shifts per 24 hour period. Why would the morning and evening have the right to enjoy a beer after their shift but restrict graveyard shift workers? That's completely nonsensical!!! Here in Quebec, the down time (time during which cleaning and deliveries are required) 3 am to 7am is the only moment where the sale is restricted. Therefore those that finish 14-17 or 22-1am or even 6-9, have the time to make their way to these locations, order their food and beverage. As for the beer formats availability that varies from country to country. Here in Canada there are the classic cans (355-500ml) and small bottles (341ml), medium cans and bottles (750ml) and the large (1,18L) and there is also the single glass, buck and pint format followed by the half pitcher (32oz) and the (full) pitcher (60-64oz) and my favorite format the 2.8L tower (to share in the early hours of the morning) with work colleagues while devouring a full Quebec breakfast (blood sausage and creton included) with a 10oz blue rib steak.
As for missing Japanese draft beer in Séoul. A colleague of mine has a recommendation. It is called "Rest pub&bar", can't speak of it since I've never been but coming from a Japanese it must be good.😅😂
When Kyuho was talking about middle aged men dribking beer being 40-50, he looked like he had a depressing realization it will be him in a few years. It was hilarious.
Fun fact about the Bamboo chocolate snack.
There's a Mushroom version and the two have been battling it out for popularity since their inception.
Bamboo(Takenoko-no-sato) vs Mushroom(Kinoko-no-yama)
And for the longest time Bamboo has been dominating.
Personally, I prefer the crunchy biscuit texture of the Mushroom
over the flaky cookie texture of the Bamboo.
They're both delicious tho.
Hahah yes! きのこの山! 🍄🟫 We love them too, but the bamboo shoots take first place for us 😊
I need to go Japan again ❤
Calpis exist in Canada under a different name: Calpico....because Calpis sounds like....
and about the beer thing: it is possible that they start their work early like from midnight (especially if you work in the fish industry), and then it's 9 AM is simply like their "end of workday".
Hahah yes! 😂 Not the most appetizing name.
Sadly it’s not in Korea, but I wish it was 🥲
Lol, the bamboo shoot chocolates Kyuho loves are also my favourite snack from Japan. 1st time I had them I stupidly didn’t realise they were bamboo shoots & just called them bullets & ever since they’ve become known in our family as the bullet chocolates. So that’s what we ask for whenever I ask my brother to send some over. The best though!
Bullet chocolates! 😂😂 why is this so accurate though?!
It’s also actually good for safety and security reasons to have phone booths! I think they’ll make a comeback soon
아침에 술 먹는 아저씨들은 한국에서도 꽤 본 것 같아요. 퇴근 후 국밥에 소주 한 잔 하는 느낌? 교대 근무나 당직 근무하는 경비원, 택시 운전사, 경찰, 의사같은 사람들 아닐까요🤔
이번 일본 브이로그 다 너무 재밌게 봤어요! 썸네일이랑 음악 최고네요💚
That person dinking a beer for breakfast that was crazyyyyy
I know you said the matcha was bitter, but I'm betting that was some premium premium good stuff right?
Last time we were there, we went to a restaurant every morning like Matsuya and had that same type of bomb breakfast stuff. So good! Also remember seeing Mt. Fuji from a train I think going back to the airport as well. Very beautiful!
Cream brume fantastic. Always in Miami buy one
Hahhahahahahaha! That will be my THING when i retire! Sounds fun to do when retired
nice video guys, I have a challenge for you, and it's to try to find japanese products that you tasted in Japan, try to find it in Korea 🎉
Oh we’ve already tried 😅 very few of our favorite Japanese snacks are available here. Rarely, some import snack shops will have them, or we can order some on Coupang, but they’re usually super expensive.
14:51 the best reaction.
when we were in Japan i think the only meal that we ate out was lunch..HAHAHHAHA believe it or not..we had bf and dinners' food from d convenient store
It’s definitely doable! There are so many great options 🍱
It's extremely rare for someone to drink beer in the morning in Japan.
One possibility is that he worked in a 24-hour factory, and was drinking beer after working through the night. Or maybe he had just finished work repairing the subway.
Or maybe he had been making bento boxes at the station since early in the morning, and was drinking them after work.
This is a scene that you might see especially in downtown areas like Asakusa.
Either way, someone is working 24 hours a day in Tokyo.
Beer is cheaper than water in some Asian countries. I'm not a drinker, but I drank a bottle of cold beer on a hot summer day when I was in China. Definitely beats the heat.
There’s a gigantic food area in Ueno Station the main gate and a shopping street across the of that. You could’ve bought kilogram bags of green tea there
I miss the 7/11 of Japan they are amazing
❤ JAPAN!
If i went to Japan i also would buy tons of cute stuff 🤣
Honestly, strawberry and cream sandwiches look revolting, but Sarah's passionate enthusiasm for them in your Japan videos has swayed me! If I should ever make it to Japan one day, I will have to try one - 7-11, of course! 🙂
Those men just got off work. So they are enjoying a nice bottle of beer before heading home.
I watch an American TH-camr who lives in Japan, he has beer/canned cocktails with almost every meal. He married a Japanese lady & has 2 son's wuth her. The son's also do beer/cocktails with meals. They are young guy's (19 and 22 I believe). The oldest son lives in California now but visits. I was shocked at all the beer's & cocktails at first.😂 Now, I'm like saying " Cheers & Beer's" with him.😅😂 I wish you'd meet up with him, EricSurf6 or Sharla (Sharlmeleon & Sharla in Japan). I've watched her even before I discovered Y'all year's ago. I watch her fiance Chris now to (Abroad in Japan). Sharla loves cat's to. She has 2 Air B & Bs which are cat themed in Japan. I could've seen Y'all staying at 1 of them.😻😻😻😺
My best guess is these guys are coming home from working all night long. It's just like when you get off at 5pm or 7pm you go and have a beer and snack before going home.