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- Is it really as hard as everyone says? I don't really think so. It depends on you and the kind of friends you want to make! Also, we didn't talk about it in the video but I want to add, there are more ways to make friends! My favorite reccomendation is joining a group! You can use the app "Meet Up", or find groups from Facebook or Instagram!
In this vlog I travel in to Tokyo, Shinjuku. I meet my new friend and we go eat Tsukemen! We talk about the easiest way to make friends and why it may be hard to make friends with Japanese people sometimes! Next we visit Takeshita street in Harajuku to check out all the trendy spots, especially for food! Stuffing ourselves on crepes and sweet drinks. Enjoy!
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Oh! Amazing places! I had hungry just with to see your video 😢
Ahaha i still get hungry looking at it ;)
Took me back to Harajuku for a moment. Definitely need to make it back to Japan
It’s interesting because it doesn’t change much, but the small changes are still exciting. See you when you visit again ✌🏾
Bro !!! the start alone to this vlog was awesome!!! My day was getting bad and I started to feel down but I started up this video and its made me realize I shouldn't feel bad. I should get out and have go have a great day!! thanks for the pick me up🙂
Glad you liked it!!
Great job, man! Liked the vibe , the editing flow. You're obviously put a lot of effort and time in it. The transition at 7:55 was smooth!
I also live in Tokyo and yeah can definitely relate to what you're saying about making friends here in Japan. Just like the guy from the video said - Japanese people transform after couple cups of sake, they'd ask you all kinds of things and will insist on adding your contacts etc. Not sure what is the BEST way , but you're definitely have to put effort into your social life here, cause it won't come naturally!
I appreciate you noticing the transition! It's pretty subtle but i'm trying ahaha. How long have you lived in Toyko? Have you found other ways to grow your social life here?
@@RaiWayOut Oh, man. I've been here for 2+years. I go to English exchange events, like the ones the Japanese people would visit.
@@mikhailvatsura oh wow that makes sense, I’ll remember that!
Just finished the vlog loved it from start to finish and you had my favorite crepe, I always get that when I go to Japan!!! Keep the Vlogs coming!!
It's so good!
we have to go this one , I wanna see which crepes they have
Agreed! So many more options
@@RaiWayOut I believe it
Another hit, keep it coming , you're doing awesome 😮
Thanks so much!!
Makes me wanna go back to Japan again!
I think you should go back 😅
@@RaiWayOut I’m saving! I was just there in March for the Tokyo marathon!
@@grapejulli Oh wow so you were there 1 month sooner than me! Are you a runner, or did you watch?
@@RaiWayOut nice! A just missed crossing paths! And yes a runner! I ran it and had the best time!!!
@@grapejulli Maybe next time! What was your time? I'm a runner too!
😂😂😂go head baby-eat like spaghetti….
Ahahah pretty much
Thought that walking and eating in Japan is a no no. No?
@@r-cdmx good question! When it comes to street food vendors and areas like Harajuku, it’s natural to eat outside and even walk around eating. It’s okay here!