The lady from maid cafe sings "Charles/シャルル" by Keina Suda.I kinda enjoy the fact that cafe workers just goofing out when receiving a salary(probably 1/3 of the original but still)
Great video. It's just like being there. Which we really wish we were! ☹️ The Don Quixote in Ikebukuro is nowhere near as good as this one. Must spend a day in Tachikawa with you again.
Thanks Dave! Don Quijote is always a mixed bag. Often not well maintained, and piles of stuff that NEVER sells... but some fun stuff tucked in there. I've been to a couple others that were nice. I'll probably film the Bic Camera I passed for the next video. It was actually open, and I walked in for a bit... and it was soooo much better looking. Super clean and well lit, with all new stock arranged perfectly. If I don't go tomorrow, it will definitely be my video for next weekend. I don't think I got to take you there yet either, plenty of spots here in Tachikawa we need to hit together next time!
I really wanted to go to Japan this year (after the Olympics), but then the world went crazy... hopefully 2021 I can visit and go on some epic toy hunts. I miss Japan and just wandering around buying awesome books, random gashapon toys, and all the good food. Be safe while you hunt!
Thanks! I can only walk around the local department stores that remain open. I can't go to my usual vintage toy spots because they are either closed or I don't want to risk taking public transportation. I do have a playlist of other recent toy hunts in some much more awesome locations around Tokyo, some right as Covid 19 was just starting to happen. Check em' out if you have time :) Thanks again for watching!! th-cam.com/play/PL6C98kdmTt0yAia7w-iNW6TpsIFNcw6FN.html
You need to stay at home, as much as possible, during the Coronavirus. Not cool. In fact, it's damn-right selfish of you, and a danger to everyone around you, including your family.
I've only been outside once a week for the past month. That is when I had to pick up groceries or items I needed for living, so I took advantage of the time out and made videos. I'm an adult, I can make decisions for myself. Each place I have been to was 5 minutes walking distance from my house. I am staying safe. Thanks for your concern.
TOKYO TOY BASTARD Except, other people can die for the choices you make. Your actions, even for "a few minutes" can help spread the virus to others. This is not just about you, but about the health, safety and lives of other people. Please stop looking for toys, outside your house, and making videos about them. Stay home and only go out and do things outside that are ESSENTIAL to your well-being, or that of others, per the advice/rules of Japan and many other countries, including the World Health Organisation. Thanks.
Amazing! thanks for another awesome trip to store video my man. BTW yeah at the 7:30 mark the megazord I want that LOL!!!
You got it man! Haha
Dope video, thanks for taking us shopping with you.
I just love the sound of rain on the streets of japan
hi, first time seeing your channel! im gonna check your other videos. this one was awesome!
The lady from maid cafe sings "Charles/シャルル" by Keina Suda.I kinda enjoy the fact that cafe workers just goofing out when receiving a salary(probably 1/3 of the original but still)
Thanks for the info and comment! Yeah, it seems like they were having fun.. but the volume was cranked up waaaay too high.
I love this video. Always a pleasure to welcome.
that happy pill ads is just simply scary...
Agreed.
Great video some parts so funny, hanks my Friend, holaaaaa enfermera from México,
Great video. It's just like being there. Which we really wish we were! ☹️ The Don Quixote in Ikebukuro is nowhere near as good as this one. Must spend a day in Tachikawa with you again.
Thanks Dave! Don Quijote is always a mixed bag. Often not well maintained, and piles of stuff that NEVER sells... but some fun stuff tucked in there. I've been to a couple others that were nice. I'll probably film the Bic Camera I passed for the next video. It was actually open, and I walked in for a bit... and it was soooo much better looking. Super clean and well lit, with all new stock arranged perfectly. If I don't go tomorrow, it will definitely be my video for next weekend. I don't think I got to take you there yet either, plenty of spots here in Tachikawa we need to hit together next time!
I really wanted to go to Japan this year (after the Olympics), but then the world went crazy... hopefully 2021 I can visit and go on some epic toy hunts. I miss Japan and just wandering around buying awesome books, random gashapon toys, and all the good food. Be safe while you hunt!
Thanks! I can only walk around the local department stores that remain open. I can't go to my usual vintage toy spots because they are either closed or I don't want to risk taking public transportation. I do have a playlist of other recent toy hunts in some much more awesome locations around Tokyo, some right as Covid 19 was just starting to happen. Check em' out if you have time :) Thanks again for watching!! th-cam.com/play/PL6C98kdmTt0yAia7w-iNW6TpsIFNcw6FN.html
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You need to stay at home, as much as possible, during the Coronavirus.
Not cool.
In fact, it's damn-right selfish of you, and a danger to everyone around you, including your family.
I've only been outside once a week for the past month. That is when I had to pick up groceries or items I needed for living, so I took advantage of the time out and made videos. I'm an adult, I can make decisions for myself. Each place I have been to was 5 minutes walking distance from my house. I am staying safe. Thanks for your concern.
TOKYO TOY BASTARD
Except, other people can die for the choices you make. Your actions, even for "a few minutes" can help spread the virus to others.
This is not just about you, but about the health, safety and lives of other people.
Please stop looking for toys, outside your house, and making videos about them. Stay home and only go out and do things outside that are ESSENTIAL to your well-being, or that of others, per the advice/rules of Japan and many other countries, including the World Health Organisation.
Thanks.