The man selling the dumplings was so interesting and kind. As was the lovely lady at the beginning! So sad that I am unable to travel due to disability. But I love watching videos like these, they open my little world right up,
@@WheeledHamster couldn't you travel with wheelchair? I realize it would be difficult, but there must be some places that would be better suited than others.
I know I'm probably in the minority but I prefer these types of videos where I learn more about Japan than the usual in-studio stuff. Hope you guys do more of this kinda content in the future.
Am I the only Japanese who loves to watch this kind of travel videos shot by foreign TH-camrs here? They just make me realise how beautiful my country is haha cheers!
I can understand why! Its great to see your own country from fresh eyes. I saw gordon ramsay in Norway a while back and it was lovely to see my countries food and culture from that perspective.
I had tears in my eyes when the uncle showed some pictures before the earthquake.. I wish to visit Kumamoto too. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video
The shopkeepers in the village were so lovely!! I love how much they interacted and spoke to you guys, and how well they recommended the food they were selling.
Another Amazing Video from "The CEO" & Sharmander! I have to admit, I'm going to miss Sharla in Tokyo Creative's videos when she heads back to Korea. 😢
I lived in Kumamoto for years but left months before the Earthquake and have not seen the devastation.. It makes me sad but happy. That being said, I'm so glad you all stopped there, it brings back so many memories. If doubt you're still there, but if you ever go back I recommend trying to go to Aso and Mt. Aso and getting some horse skewers, flying cow cookies, caramel pudding, or volcano nikuman, and try out the hotsprings - they're very beautiful.
I think this is one of my favorite videos of yours you've done. I only knew Kumamoto by name until this video, and this video has been such a lovely introduction to a lovely place in the world. I've always gone "I want to go to Japan" but I never really knew *where* in Japan I wanted to go. Kumamoto just rose to the top of that list.
I really like how Chris always specifies USD instead of just saying dollars. More than 20 countries use the word "dollar" for their currency, so its nice that he is more specific, as it helps to avoid confusion.
Thanks guys! That was a perfect mix of education, food, and insanely friendly locals. I wish I could get as excited about ANYTHING as Sharla did about that orange juice.
I think it's so cute that you're trying to promote Kumamoto Castle - it really deserves it. I haven't been to Kumamoto Castle in about 10 years, but I REALLY liked it. I have been to way over 150 Japanese castles by now and Kumamoto is certainly somewhere up in my top list. When I realized what the quake had done to the castle, I was really sad. :( But I guess sooner or later it's the fate of every castle. :( Let's hope the original castle towers will survive a loooooong time. :)
zoomingjapan what are your thoughts on Nagoya Castle? My favorite one!! I went this Summer and there were these Ninja people sneaking up in photos! It was awesome!
@@g17asahandle I really like the outer appearance of Nagoya Castle. It's utterly beautiful. However, the interior is boring. I prefer the original castles a lot more. But Nagoya Castle is definitely worth a visit. However, currently the main tower is closed due to reconstruction works. :)
The Tokaido road was the road from Kyoto to Tokyo used back in the feudal period in Japan, and has rest stops, or "stations" that people would stop at to eat and rest on the long journey. There are still a few stations around today on the old road! There were "post towns" that sprung up along these roads, of which you can still see today. Something I definitely wanna do when I finally visit!
I’m also amazed they didn’t know. Even the most basic reading would tell you about the security on the Tokaido (and elsewhere) during the Shogunate but on the top of that there is Hiroshige’s famous ukiyo-e woodcut prints.
That lady that speaks three languages seems sweet and that man that sold you guys the sweet potatoes treats seems really nice. Love how impressed he was with Sharla’s Japanese.
This is some special content you got there. Truly Tokyo Creative. Very respectful and appreciative of the region whilst showing the enjoyable things to do.
Tokyo Creative, thank you for making this. I came here because I live in Kumamoto province's sister state--Montana. I'm working on a minor holiday and I wanted a pick-me-up before I dove into my day. I am proud that Kumamoto City's people are so kind and helpful! Thank you Kumamoto, for being so inspiring. I look forward to working late!
Wow, Kumamoto just climed high in my want to see list. Castle, good food and friendly people. It is strange after watching so many travelig videos, one place can strand out that much. One of my favorit videos, good vibes all around.
You two are great together - in my next life I am coming back as Sharla - I love Japanese culture - the people are awesome and the landscape amazing! That food looked wonderful!
I was lucky enough to go inside the castle more than year before earthquake, great memory of samurai performances inside. I love the area, so sad this happened.
Half way through the video and I'm sold! I have to add this place to my bucket list. Locals are amazing and food looks absolutely delicious! BTW, thank you for covering this place, it doesn't get enough recognition. I agree with Sharla's older video about how Tokyo is...kinda overrated? Not in a bad way!! Just there is so much to see outside of it that it's really a shame is you limit yourself to just Tokyo!
19:12 I think the 53 stations on the tokaido-road are the so called _宿 shuku_ and these are places to stay along the road between Edo/Tokyo and Kyoto :)
In my trip trough Japan I visited Kumamoto for a couple of hours to visit Miyamoto Musashi’s cave, where he wrote the book of five rings. Awesome place to visit. However seeing this video, I think we should have given the actual city itself more time. Great video guys :)
I was in Kumamoto for a day on my visit through Japan and you are right, the residents there are so much more social. I was all over the country but, only there was I engaged in such a way that they seemed to truly want to know about you or connect with you on such a level. My friends and I remember it fondly.
One of my clients has written a lot about the Japanese pilgrimage trails, I am certain it is the sacred places on one of these trails that is represented at the garden. The fast food stall holders were lovely! It really looks like you enjoyed your day.
There are more behind the scenes videos than actual videos about the journey across Japan! Haha. Tell Chris to get on his bike, literally and figuratively!
Wow, i am only speaking a bit of Japanese. My wife is Japanese but we are living in Germany. But stills i did understand every single word of that selling man. He knows how to speak with foreigners and used a perfect easy japanese i guess. Great!😊👍👍 That made me enjoy that video even more. I was at that castle a few year's ago and it makes me really sad seeing what happened to that place. My daughter is going to a Japanese school one day every week to learn more Japanese and theycollected donations for ourmamoto there. We donated quick. I hope it came there and helped. From the bottom of my heart i wish the people all the best!
another great show, love the music you are using. seems we get more OkanoTV , TC and Sharla content on this "Journey Across Jap0an" than Chris is putting out, and sooner! Keep it up, giving me great ideas on where to wander to next. Have a great New Years.
Ah... I will be going to study in Kumamoto soon for a year... and this video has helped me feel as though I've made the right choice about Kumamoto. Thank you, hoping the best for your travels.
Kumamoto is right up there with my favourite places in Japan. While I like almost all of Japan, I adore Kyushu. Larger cities like Fukuoka or smaller towns like Hitoyoshi are absolutely wonderful, as are the people of Kyushu.
I was actually living in Nagasaki in 2016 at the time that the earthquake hit kumamoto. Even from that far away the tremors were quite strong and being from Australia it was the first i had ever experienced. I was wanting to go to visit kumamoto be i never got the chance before leaving Japan so seeing the photos was a bit of insite that I really appreciated seeing.
This has been one of my favorite TC videos! Thanks Chris and Sharla! Kumamoto is definitely one of my top destinations when I go to Japan. :) My favorite part was when you talked with the man selling the dango and he told you his story from the time of the earthquake. Do you know if there is a site where people outside of Japan (I'm in the U.S.) can get legit Kumamon merchandise? He's so cute!! Thanks again!!
It's been a while since I started watching Tokyo Creative, but I wasn't subscribed. I just realized you are all very gentle and positive, so here's my late subscription.
It's always sad to see historic structures damaged/destroyed, but I admire how dedicated the Japanese are in rebuilding, and preserving their history. Gave money to the efforts to rebuild the roof at Todai-ji myself.
Aww, this brings back memories! I spend time in Hitoyoshi area, to pay homage to the areas inspired in the anime/manga Natsume Yuujinchou. I hope I can travel back in Kumamoto. They have the traditional red train - I think it's a steam locomotive, the supposedly runs only during selective times in autumn. :)
Oh my god those folks were so friendly and welcoming! So rare to see these days. Awesome place! Also 16:00 look at that badass Sharla is talking to! Looks like a damn Daimyo!
What a fun video! I keep noticing these oversized ice cream cone decorations over there. I'm talking like 4 feet tall. What's up? Are those lamps? Wow I would have wanted to interview that man about his experience more in depth. What a great guy. I swear Japan it like Disneyland everywhere for kids with these cartoon characters and product lines. Wow.
I spent a few days in Kumamoto in November 2017 and loved it. I was talking to a local travel agent who worked in the main city arcade and he was saying that Kumamoto doesn't get a lot of foreign (western) tourists which I could see, as I'm pretty sure I saw about 5 the whole time. Maybe it was low season... Anyone thinking of visiting Kyushu should definitely visit for a day or two. As mentioned, the locals are so nice. I visited a vintage toy shop in the main arcade and the owner did not speak much English, and I don't speak much Japanese outside of the main phrases, but we still sat down and had a chat for an hour talking about old Japanese TV shows.
I really like the dumpling vendor. Not only was he nice he had also a very pleasant way of speaking japanese. (Disclaimer: i understand only about three words of japanese)
I studied Kendo in 1985 just up the road in Saga and visited Kumamoto . It saddens me to see the castle like this. O! At 19:13 you talk about the 53 stations , don't shoot me if I am wrong but there is this very famous set of wood block prints and they depict the stops ,I think in the Edo period , on the route the court took from there summer palace and winter palace. On the side I am 61 now and watching all your videos makes me happy and also sad I want to be back there again and Yes! Japan is awesome but Kyushu is the bee's knees 💕🤗 respect to you all and take care, keep safe. ☺️
its so beautiful how the people interact with you..i wish to speak that well japanese to be able to inreact with them as well :( this goes to my favourites...its my dream to meet those people when i visit kumamoto! thank you for the video
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The man selling the dumplings was so interesting and kind. As was the lovely lady at the beginning! So sad that I am unable to travel due to disability. But I love watching videos like these, they open my little world right up,
The Real Mythril . Me too! Our worlds are never closed, when our minds are open.
Hope you'll still get a chance to travel in the future!
The Real Mythril I'm a wheelchair but I felt like I'm there.
@@WheeledHamster couldn't you travel with wheelchair? I realize it would be difficult, but there must be some places that would be better suited than others.
@@CamilleLMacLean some disabilities require more than a wheelchair :) plus not many places in Japan are wheelchair friendly to navigate around.
I know I'm probably in the minority but I prefer these types of videos where I learn more about Japan than the usual in-studio stuff. Hope you guys do more of this kinda content in the future.
idiggthis I too want more traveling/outside studio videos but I’d guess it’s pretty expensive to do so. 😭
I agree
Watch Abroad in Japan! Most of his vids are like this one. Plus who can resist his sarcastic british charm.
Aww I miss Kumamoto already :(
Austin Dyer they’re just teasing Chris
商業主義の悪魔
I love how Sharla is super friendly and engages well in conversations
Am I the only Japanese who loves to watch this kind of travel videos shot by foreign TH-camrs here? They just make me realise how beautiful my country is haha cheers!
I can understand why! Its great to see your own country from fresh eyes. I saw gordon ramsay in Norway a while back and it was lovely to see my countries food and culture from that perspective.
I had tears in my eyes when the uncle showed some pictures before the earthquake.. I wish to visit Kumamoto too. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video
The shopkeepers in the village were so lovely!! I love how much they interacted and spoke to you guys, and how well they recommended the food they were selling.
This is probably one of my fav episode of Tokyo creative. Amazing colab ,, great job. This place will be on my list to visit when I go to japan
good episode but i miss emma
Another Amazing Video from "The CEO" & Sharmander!
I have to admit, I'm going to miss Sharla in Tokyo Creative's videos when she heads back to Korea. 😢
Yeah... Mee too!
She's already back in Korea :(
Me to
She has since moved back to Japan. She and her husband are getting divorced.
Xcaliber Trekker Look at her last video
I lived in Kumamoto for years but left months before the Earthquake and have not seen the devastation.. It makes me sad but happy.
That being said, I'm so glad you all stopped there, it brings back so many memories.
If doubt you're still there, but if you ever go back I recommend trying to go to Aso and Mt. Aso and getting some horse skewers, flying cow cookies, caramel pudding, or volcano nikuman, and try out the hotsprings - they're very beautiful.
I think this is one of my favorite videos of yours you've done. I only knew Kumamoto by name until this video, and this video has been such a lovely introduction to a lovely place in the world. I've always gone "I want to go to Japan" but I never really knew *where* in Japan I wanted to go. Kumamoto just rose to the top of that list.
I really like how Chris always specifies USD instead of just saying dollars. More than 20 countries use the word "dollar" for their currency, so its nice that he is more specific, as it helps to avoid confusion.
Mouth watering food!! I absolutely enjoyed this video, the people were so very friendly and the history was amazing
Thanks guys! That was a perfect mix of education, food, and insanely friendly locals. I wish I could get as excited about ANYTHING as Sharla did about that orange juice.
I think it's so cute that you're trying to promote Kumamoto Castle - it really deserves it. I haven't been to Kumamoto Castle in about 10 years, but I REALLY liked it. I have been to way over 150 Japanese castles by now and Kumamoto is certainly somewhere up in my top list. When I realized what the quake had done to the castle, I was really sad. :( But I guess sooner or later it's the fate of every castle. :( Let's hope the original castle towers will survive a loooooong time. :)
zoomingjapan what are your thoughts on Nagoya Castle? My favorite one!! I went this Summer and there were these Ninja people sneaking up in photos! It was awesome!
@@g17asahandle I really like the outer appearance of Nagoya Castle. It's utterly beautiful. However, the interior is boring. I prefer the original castles a lot more. But Nagoya Castle is definitely worth a visit. However, currently the main tower is closed due to reconstruction works. :)
zoomingjapan agreed it is very sad and unfortunate they are very beautiful. I like the architecture.
The Tokaido road was the road from Kyoto to Tokyo used back in the feudal period in Japan, and has rest stops, or "stations" that people would stop at to eat and rest on the long journey. There are still a few stations around today on the old road! There were "post towns" that sprung up along these roads, of which you can still see today. Something I definitely wanna do when I finally visit!
I was kinda surprised they didn't know that.
I wouldn't be offended, not everyone knows everything about Japan, it's something I learnt about on my own though@@ancaiimura
I’m also amazed they didn’t know. Even the most basic reading would tell you about the security on the Tokaido (and elsewhere) during the Shogunate but on the top of that there is Hiroshige’s famous ukiyo-e woodcut prints.
That lady that speaks three languages seems sweet and that man that sold you guys the sweet potatoes treats seems really nice. Love how impressed he was with Sharla’s Japanese.
Great video; I love Sharla, she always brightens up a video. Scenery and local people, quite lovely.
This is some special content you got there. Truly Tokyo Creative. Very respectful and appreciative of the region whilst showing the enjoyable things to do.
Tokyo Creative, thank you for making this. I came here because I live in Kumamoto province's sister state--Montana. I'm working on a minor holiday and I wanted a pick-me-up before I dove into my day. I am proud that Kumamoto City's people are so kind and helpful! Thank you Kumamoto, for being so inspiring. I look forward to working late!
this is a great format. you guys really improve the quality and professionalism of tourism-related video.
I went to Kumamoto for a few days back in April and i absolutely love Kumamoto Prefecture, everyone there is friendly and the garden is amazing!
Wow, Kumamoto just climed high in my want to see list. Castle, good food and friendly people. It is strange after watching so many travelig videos, one place can strand out that much. One of my favorit videos, good vibes all around.
Loved this tour and dedicating time to talking with the locals was great.
Also, now I'm hungry.
I visited many of these places 9 years ago. So nostalgic! Some shopkeepers are even same.
Sharla's japanese is so good!
You two are great together - in my next life I am coming back as Sharla - I love Japanese culture - the people are awesome and the landscape amazing! That food looked wonderful!
This was good. Hope the town recovers swiftly.
The channel is soooo calm and soothing until... Chris drops in! Love it.
very good personalities - so much to explore over there - ganbaremasu!
it's so nice to see sharla in japan again. thank u so much TC for this gift
will be visiting Kumamoto next year.. this video got me even more excited
Just the Dango man alone makes me wanna go to Kumamoto to visit and buy some of his dango. The man was so cool and had such swagger selling his wares.
I was lucky enough to go inside the castle more than year before earthquake, great memory of samurai performances inside. I love the area, so sad this happened.
One of the best! Food are yummy and you two made a good job hosting.
idk why but I like this video... it's only 20 min but it feel like 40 min, but not in a bad way.
10/10 Absolute legends. Such an amazing video, loved every single moment.
Half way through the video and I'm sold! I have to add this place to my bucket list. Locals are amazing and food looks absolutely delicious!
BTW, thank you for covering this place, it doesn't get enough recognition. I agree with Sharla's older video about how Tokyo is...kinda overrated? Not in a bad way!! Just there is so much to see outside of it that it's really a shame is you limit yourself to just Tokyo!
This is great Kumamoto looks a bit like Northeast US, what a beautiful place and that trilingual saleswoman was awesome. Another great video guys.
Yesss new adventures from the Gang
YES to Kumamoto people being some of the friendliest in Japan! They definitely earn their tourism.
19:12 I think the 53 stations on the tokaido-road are the so called _宿 shuku_ and these are places to stay along the road between Edo/Tokyo and Kyoto :)
In my trip trough Japan I visited Kumamoto for a couple of hours to visit Miyamoto Musashi’s cave, where he wrote the book of five rings. Awesome place to visit. However seeing this video, I think we should have given the actual city itself more time. Great video guys :)
You guys made everything look absolutely delicious. Thanks for the great vid!
although it's not as beautiful as other cities, Kumamoto's atmosphere is magic! I fell in love with it, it felt like an awesome city to live in
Great video, and the food and Sharla looking so delicious
You should do more of those charming videos to show japans streets authenticly. They are good.
That thumbnail is great because I took a picture in that same spot. Kumamoto was awesome!
I was in Kumamoto for a day on my visit through Japan and you are right, the residents there are so much more social. I was all over the country but, only there was I engaged in such a way that they seemed to truly want to know about you or connect with you on such a level. My friends and I remember it fondly.
One of my clients has written a lot about the Japanese pilgrimage trails, I am certain it is the sacred places on one of these trails that is represented at the garden. The fast food stall holders were lovely! It really looks like you enjoyed your day.
Just got a notification about the landslides in Atami, I hope all of the Tokyo creative staff and your families and safe.
Great episode! The content keeps getting better.
There are more behind the scenes videos than actual videos about the journey across Japan! Haha. Tell Chris to get on his bike, literally and figuratively!
Thanks for doing the videos around Japan. Please keep it up. My wife and I want to return to Japan and love ideas!
These videos are so warm and fuzzy, I love it!
Wow, i am only speaking a bit of Japanese. My wife is Japanese but we are living in Germany. But stills i did understand every single word of that selling man. He knows how to speak with foreigners and used a perfect easy japanese i guess. Great!😊👍👍
That made me enjoy that video even more.
I was at that castle a few year's ago and it makes me really sad seeing what happened to that place. My daughter is going to a Japanese school one day every week to learn more Japanese and theycollected donations for ourmamoto there. We donated quick. I hope it came there and helped. From the bottom of my heart i wish the people all the best!
another great show, love the music you are using. seems we get more OkanoTV , TC and Sharla content on this "Journey Across Jap0an" than Chris is putting out, and sooner! Keep it up, giving me great ideas on where to wander to next. Have a great New Years.
The Dango merchant was so nice
i miss japan,i love the foods and the people are very polite
After watching this video it makes me want to visit Kumamoto now 😊 thx guys, I can’t to visit Japan one day
Ah... I will be going to study in Kumamoto soon for a year... and this video has helped me feel as though I've made the right choice about Kumamoto. Thank you, hoping the best for your travels.
This guy is the Jarjar Binks of Tokyo Creative.
I love you both you are one of my favorite J-Volggers. I love you guys so much.
That food they were having
that sounds delicious!
Kumamoto is right up there with my favourite places in Japan. While I like almost all of Japan, I adore Kyushu. Larger cities like Fukuoka or smaller towns like Hitoyoshi are absolutely wonderful, as are the people of Kyushu.
I was actually living in Nagasaki in 2016 at the time that the earthquake hit kumamoto. Even from that far away the tremors were quite strong and being from Australia it was the first i had ever experienced. I was wanting to go to visit kumamoto be i never got the chance before leaving Japan so seeing the photos was a bit of insite that I really appreciated seeing.
This has been one of my favorite TC videos! Thanks Chris and Sharla! Kumamoto is definitely one of my top destinations when I go to Japan. :) My favorite part was when you talked with the man selling the dango and he told you his story from the time of the earthquake. Do you know if there is a site where people outside of Japan (I'm in the U.S.) can get legit Kumamon merchandise? He's so cute!! Thanks again!!
Very cool video! Loved the interactions too!
I really want to visit Kumamoto!! It's high on my list next time I visit Japan ❤
It's been a while since I started watching Tokyo Creative, but I wasn't subscribed. I just realized you are all very gentle and positive, so here's my late subscription.
It's always sad to see historic structures damaged/destroyed, but I admire how dedicated the Japanese are in rebuilding, and preserving their history. Gave money to the efforts to rebuild the roof at Todai-ji myself.
Went on a a gastronomic adventure while Chris (Abroad in Japan) is cycling hahaha 🤣😅
This was such a great video, would love to see more of Japan from you guys :)
Amazing video. Thank you for sharing people and their stories with us, makes the video really impressive.
Awesome video! Great job Top Tokyo Creativity 😁 🇯🇵
Hope everyone reading this has an amazing New Year! 👌
Aww, this brings back memories! I spend time in Hitoyoshi area, to pay homage to the areas inspired in the anime/manga Natsume Yuujinchou. I hope I can travel back in Kumamoto. They have the traditional red train - I think it's a steam locomotive, the supposedly runs only during selective times in autumn. :)
5:46 Chris seemed like "ugh idk about that" there 🤣
Oh my god those folks were so friendly and welcoming! So rare to see these days. Awesome place!
Also 16:00 look at that badass Sharla is talking to! Looks like a damn Daimyo!
Sharla is the best 😆
Chris is cool though too 😂
@@xcalibertrekker6693 who is emma?
Love the discussions with the locals!
What a fun video! I keep noticing these oversized ice cream cone decorations over there. I'm talking like 4 feet tall. What's up? Are those lamps? Wow I would have wanted to interview that man about his experience more in depth. What a great guy. I swear Japan it like Disneyland everywhere for kids with these cartoon characters and product lines. Wow.
I love this whole trip and all the cool history we get to learn...all because chris wants to ride his bike lol
love these type of videos! I went before it was destroyed, and would love to see it rebuilt in the future :)
I spent a few days in Kumamoto in November 2017 and loved it.
I was talking to a local travel agent who worked in the main city arcade and he was saying that Kumamoto doesn't get a lot of foreign (western) tourists which I could see, as I'm pretty sure I saw about 5 the whole time. Maybe it was low season...
Anyone thinking of visiting Kyushu should definitely visit for a day or two.
As mentioned, the locals are so nice. I visited a vintage toy shop in the main arcade and the owner did not speak much English, and I don't speak much Japanese outside of the main phrases, but we still sat down and had a chat for an hour talking about old Japanese TV shows.
Chris I hope you do more presenting. Great video.
i like the shocked ossan
I really like the dumpling vendor. Not only was he nice he had also a very pleasant way of speaking japanese.
(Disclaimer: i understand only about three words of japanese)
Great video! Definitely inspires to want to travel to that prefecture. Thank you to all involved.
I like the dude you got dumplings/ mochi from!
So good！I'm from Kumamoto city.
日本語上手ですね！
I studied Kendo in 1985 just up the road in Saga and visited Kumamoto . It saddens me to see the castle like this. O! At 19:13 you talk about the 53 stations , don't shoot me if I am wrong but there is this very famous set of wood block prints and they depict the stops ,I think in the Edo period , on the route the court took from there summer palace and winter palace. On the side I am 61 now and watching all your videos makes me happy and also sad I want to be back there again and Yes! Japan is awesome but Kyushu is the bee's knees 💕🤗 respect to you all and take care, keep safe. ☺️
Nice vid. Very relaxing. 👍
That was a really great episode! Very entertaining and interesting!
I hope everything will be rebuilt soon :)
Looking forward to visiting Kumamoto this October, there for 3 days while I watch the rugby
its so beautiful how the people interact with you..i wish to speak that well japanese to be able to inreact with them as well :(
this goes to my favourites...its my dream to meet those people when i visit kumamoto!
thank you for the video
Sharla, I miss seeing your videos!! I really enjoyed this.
Aww that dumpling man was soooo lovely
Sooo cool! Alley style market is really nice!
I just found out my japanese side is from kumamoto prefecture and definitely can't wait to visit there.