We love Osaka. We have been twice. And are going back again for Christmas. 🎄. The difference in Osaka and Tokyo. In Tokyo you could ask someone on the street for help and they will ignore you. People keep to themselves. In Osaka, more than once we were standing on a corner looking lost and people that didn’t even speak English would stop and try to help. I just love the people of Osaka.
I am korean. For me, definitely Tokyo. I understand that there are huge energy and vibe in Osaka, but as korean I am bit of familiar with those, not fresh. I think that you can see those type of vibes(more vigorous, dynamics, bit of uncoordinated, like flee market) in a lot of cities especially in asia. On the other hand, you can see very distinct vibes in Tokyo, which is unique, calm, tidy while you can also see the vibes like Osaka in like Shibuya. You got more options in Tokyo depending on your aesthetic preference. For last but not least thing, average food quality is better in Tokyo(you should definitely agree with this). I mean, 'average'
This is one of your best videos so far. Always been a pleasure to travel through your perspective; you have the way to transmit all these things in a very profound form, like tasting streetfood or the excitement for playing. That and the addition from Bambi, idk you seem more happy and it’s great because the content feeling too. PLS MORE LIKE THIS. ❤
I’m from Osaka! I love both cities. There are more “locals” in Osaka while Tokyo attracts a lot more tourists and also, Japanese peeps who want to be in a big city who would come from more suburban/country side of Japan. So, there’s lot more to do in Tokyo. Osakan Japanese (as a language) also has a strong dialect and people are more colorful in good and bad ways compare to ppl in Tokyo. 😆 I love both cities and appreciate you for enjoying them so much!
Haven’t had the opportunity to get to Osaka yet but have been to many smaller Southern Japanese cities. From what I’ve heard from friends Osaka is a mix of the laid back feeling of southern Japan with the hustle and bustle of Tokyo. So I think that’s why you like it. Definitely a must for me on my next Japan trip. Glad you guys enjoyed it!
ewww his face was priceless. I bet he hated every second chewing slimy oyster. I could relate. He did it to be a man in front of Bambi, but it was.. a hard pill to swallow..
I love love Osaka. The Swissotel Nankai Hotel located directly above Namba Station is a great place to stay if you're visiting the Dotobori area mainly. Thanks for taking us along!
I prefer Tokyo, been there twice because there is a lot of places to chill & visit in Tokyo, to be immersed in Tokyo you have to stay 4-5 days, and visiting other cities nearby in Tokyo, like Yokohama (45min) and Fuji, etc is the advantage. I’ve been to Kyoto and it is more nature and cultural. I will be traveling to Osaka in Dec and will visit city of Nara and Kobe
they dont speak japanese its much easier to find and do when you speak japanese. Thats how tabieats for example find many authentic places. Zane sticks to the very touristy dotonbori and chugs 2 litre of boozy drinks. the man can drink!
A classic cafe serving traditional Japanese style sweet pancakes, "hotcakes = hotto ke-ki," topped with butter and syrup, and coffee are also recommended.
In Japan, there are no casinos, but instead we have "pachinko." It's not obvious from the outside, but unlike game centers, people silently play pachinko at pachinko machines. There are always several pachinko parlors in busy areas. The inside of the stores is extremely noisy. You win by collecting a large number of small silver iron balls (pachinko balls). At the back of the store, there is a place where you can exchange the silver iron balls for cash. Since most people exchange them for cash, it is essentially a casino. In Japan, they are like legal casinos. In Japan, horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, and auto racing are gambling, and there are also pachinko, mahjong, etc. These are legal.
In both Osaka and Tokyo, there are restaurants that offer "all you can drink" and "all you can eat". These restaurants have a time limit of about three hours and are all-you-can-eat. They mainly serve meat dishes such as yakiniku and shabu-shabu, but they also serve seafood such as sushi. There is also a system where you can drink all you want alcohol for an additional 2,000 yen. I think these "all you can drink" and "all you can eat" options are probably unique to Japan, so please look it up and give it a try.
I think zane is dangerous with "all you can drink" he seemed to drink a lot. dont make him an alcoholic. it is too readily available in konbini, many japanese I know have a drinking problem
Osaka was my favourite city of all cities in Japan. It's big and diverse but not too spaced out like Tokyo. It's not too crowded like Tokyo except for Dotonbori and touristy areas. It's got very laid-back vibes compared to Tokyo. Still many amazing food options, like Tokyo. The people are friendlier and more laid back than in Tokyo.
really? everyone I know always comments that its very touristic, plastic and the attractions lacks the vibe of kyoto or the diversity of tokyo. I guess you either love it or its not your vibe.
@@anon-tlv3399 Osaka doesn't have nature like Kyoto or Tokyo. Osaka castle is gorgeous though. Parts of the city are quite ghetto and old. In terms of being exciting, nightlife, and offering diverse experiences, it's almost as good as Tokyo. Kyoto, on the other hand, doesn't have much other than beautiful nature, temples, shrines, and gardens. Osaka is a 3-4 day city. Kyoto is a 2-3 day city. Tokyo is a 7-10 day city. I have been to all of them, including Sapporo and Fuji.
@@Msal19 Overall japanese cities are quiet a mess and many parts look like industrial zones. There are some touristy areas and shrines but the rest are nondescript housing. Osaka just doesnt have many special areas, its a vast "real" city.
Love your Videos Zane!❤ We always watch them. Would be better if you were mic'd up! Its hard to hear you especially when theres a lot of background noise
I want you to try Japanese home cooking. Sushi, ramen, takoyaki, and convenience stores are famous among foreigners, but Japanese home-cooked food can be found at izakaya restaurants. There are many other delicious Japanese dishes such as tamagoyaki, meat and potatoes, pork cutlet, fried shrimp, croquettes (recommended crab cream croquette), braised pork, pork soup, etc., all of which are the best home-cooked dishes.
Tokyo for entertainment, Osaka for the vibe. Way more laid back and the people aren't as "robotic", there's a lot of character in Osaka. If i had to choose one to live in, it'd be Osaka.
By the way, does Zane realize Kanpai in the literal meaning means "empty cup"? Was hoping he was going to chug the big beer haha! And yeah it's also used as Cheers :)
Japan has an alcohol consumption problem among many locals hope zane can control his drinking and it wont become a problem for him. it is too readily available in konbini and all restaurants push it since its good price margins
When I was in Japan I preferred Osaka but when I think back it's Tokyo as my favourite just because Tokyo is so big and there's so many places to go to. I'd read that Osaka wasn't very good so my expectations were low but I was really nicely surprised, I loved Osaka!
I eat shrimp but I acknowledge that it's kinda weird. Hard to go to Osaka and not eat seafood. Great tour of the city, thanks for sharing this with us. BTW, I think it's great you're filming with Bambi, it's nice seeing a travel companion.
Crazy how I went to the same Anime clothing store (the 19K Erin Jaegar t-shirt) and the GIGO crane arcade in Osaka back in September. I definitely love the Japan videos.
Many foreign tourists seem to get off at Shin-Osaka and transfer to the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line, but you can still get to Namba by using the JR line. First, take the JR Kyoto Line (Tokaido Line) to Osaka Station, then transfer to the Osaka Loop Line and go to Tennoji. From Tennoji, transfer to the JR Yamatoya Line (Kansai Line) and go to JR Namba Station, which will take you to Namba and Minami, including Dotonbori. There's no need to pay extra for the subway(Osaka metro) either. Please try it if you like.
@@anon-tlv3399 thank you. The Shinkansen is a JR train, so there is a limited express ticket and a boarding ticket, but the boarding ticket can be used directly on JR's conventional lines. The limited express ticket ends at Shin-Osaka, but the ticket allows you to get off anywhere in Osaka, so if you don't exit the JR ticket gate, you can just transfer to Namba Station. There is no need to transfer to Osaka Metro, which is a different company, and pay the corresponding fare, just because it is a hassle to transfer. When you get off the platform to the lower concourse at Shin-Osaka, there is a ticket gate on the east side to transfer to the Tokaido Line, so if you go through there you can get off to the conventional line, that is, the Tokaido Line platform. Namba is of course in Osaka city, so you can go there with a ticket.
@@anon-tlv3399 If your ticket is in a metropolitan area such as Tokyo or Osaka, you can get off at any station within that area. You can go not only to Shin-Osaka but also to stations in the city such as Osaka Station and Tennoji Station by using JR's conventional lines. If you take the Tokaido Line from Shin-Osaka to Osaka, you can transfer to USJ. There is no additional charge unless you exit the JR ticket gate. The video owner exited the ticket gate, so the video ended at Shin-Osaka. Osaka Metro is a separate company from JR, so I had to pay extra.
@@se_amable001 but Im certainly not the issue, the issue is why she's not narrating the clips. btw my english is enough to have a Ph.D, so dont worry about me.
would also like to know how he fits it all into a backpack. I think he has like 2 black t-shirts, 2 white and probably 2-3 pairs of long and short pants and thats it, with buying a jacket if needed locally. That seems to be the trick, he just has the basics t-shirts and pants and underwear and probably disposes and buys new if he cant wash them.
Hi Zane! I really enjoy very much your videos! Keep it going. For your question, I only was in Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto. Is very hard to decide but im leaning towards Kioto.
I thought I ate a lot of food but man the amount of food you eat is actually insane 😂 Also you should go to the hot springs with Bambi. That would be a good date idea and interesting video!! Oh and you’re from around Philadelphia? I’m very close also I live in New Jersey.
Oh I so relate hate slimy seafood and love chicken karaage! when you said its literally a Philly cheesestreak I was like: does he really not see its mustard? wow I laughed for a good 2 minutes when you discover its mustard, even better than the carriage!
I’m sorry, but that is nasty that you take the sauce from the restaurant and put it straight on your food that you already eaten half of it. There is a bowl for it that you can dip.
This is really a TH-cam issue. You should ALWAYS be using an ad blocker whenever you're on the internet! Firefox (Chrome is removing support + is basically Google spyware) + Ublock Origin.
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A 45 min Japan vlog from Zane is all I wanted for a Tuesday afternoon
It’s nice to see Zane and Bambi happy together❤
Enjoy your stay in Japan!!!
We love Osaka. We have been twice. And are going back again for Christmas. 🎄. The difference in Osaka and Tokyo. In Tokyo you could ask someone on the street for help and they will ignore you. People keep to themselves. In Osaka, more than once we were standing on a corner looking lost and people that didn’t even speak English would stop and try to help. I just love the people of Osaka.
Hey Zane!! You look so happy!!!
I am korean. For me, definitely Tokyo. I understand that there are huge energy and vibe in Osaka, but as korean I am bit of familiar with those, not fresh. I think that you can see those type of vibes(more vigorous, dynamics, bit of uncoordinated, like flee market) in a lot of cities especially in asia. On the other hand, you can see very distinct vibes in Tokyo, which is unique, calm, tidy while you can also see the vibes like Osaka in like Shibuya. You got more options in Tokyo depending on your aesthetic preference. For last but not least thing, average food quality is better in Tokyo(you should definitely agree with this). I mean, 'average'
日本人の私より大阪に詳しい👍🏻ありがとう。楽しく観させてもらいました😊❤
Welcome to Osaka!
This is one of your best videos so far. Always been a pleasure to travel through your perspective; you have the way to transmit all these things in a very profound form, like tasting streetfood or the excitement for playing. That and the addition from Bambi, idk you seem more happy and it’s great because the content feeling too. PLS MORE LIKE THIS. ❤
You are so amazing, respectful to their culture! I love you and your video!!
Let’s go 100K 🎉
and pokemon underwear for zane for the 100k 😝lol
I’m from Osaka! I love both cities. There are more “locals” in Osaka while Tokyo attracts a lot more tourists and also, Japanese peeps who want to be in a big city who would come from more suburban/country side of Japan. So, there’s lot more to do in Tokyo. Osakan Japanese (as a language) also has a strong dialect and people are more colorful in good and bad ways compare to ppl in Tokyo. 😆 I love both cities and appreciate you for enjoying them so much!
Osaka is more relaxed and the people are friendlier but there’s more things to do that I like in Tokyo
Haven’t had the opportunity to get to Osaka yet but have been to many smaller Southern Japanese cities. From what I’ve heard from friends Osaka is a mix of the laid back feeling of southern Japan with the hustle and bustle of Tokyo.
So I think that’s why you like it. Definitely a must for me on my next Japan trip. Glad you guys enjoyed it!
I prefer the atmosphere of Tokyo, but I prefer the friendliness of Osaka people.
Tokyo is a better city to live in, but Osaka has a great vibe and the people are pretty friendly.
I enjoyed this longer video. Glad you took us along.
I love that you try everything even if you don't end up liking it at least you tried them first, that's the spirit.
ewww his face was priceless. I bet he hated every second chewing slimy oyster. I could relate. He did it to be a man in front of Bambi, but it was.. a hard pill to swallow..
I love love Osaka. The Swissotel Nankai Hotel located directly above Namba Station is a great place to stay if you're visiting the Dotobori area mainly. Thanks for taking us along!
I love Osaka!!!
I prefer Tokyo, been there twice because there is a lot of places to chill & visit in Tokyo, to be immersed in Tokyo you have to stay 4-5 days, and visiting other cities nearby in Tokyo, like Yokohama (45min) and Fuji, etc is the advantage. I’ve been to Kyoto and it is more nature and cultural. I will be traveling to Osaka in Dec and will visit city of Nara and Kobe
You should start going to random places to eat vs “TikTok” popular or instagram famous places. Makes it more authentic vs touristy feeling
Yes, I religiously avoid any place where more than one tourist is
@@blissorordeal same. And usually get better quality for less $$$
they dont speak japanese its much easier to find and do when you speak japanese. Thats how tabieats for example find many authentic places. Zane sticks to the very touristy dotonbori and chugs 2 litre of boozy drinks. the man can drink!
Yeah zane is a very typical tourist, sadly. So far, he's only ever been in the super touristed parts of japan and its pretty disappointing.
A classic cafe serving traditional Japanese style sweet pancakes, "hotcakes = hotto ke-ki," topped with butter and syrup, and coffee are also recommended.
In Japan, there are no casinos, but instead we have "pachinko." It's not obvious from the outside, but unlike game centers, people silently play pachinko at pachinko machines. There are always several pachinko parlors in busy areas. The inside of the stores is extremely noisy. You win by collecting a large number of small silver iron balls (pachinko balls). At the back of the store, there is a place where you can exchange the silver iron balls for cash. Since most people exchange them for cash, it is essentially a casino. In Japan, they are like legal casinos. In Japan, horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, and auto racing are gambling, and there are also pachinko, mahjong, etc. These are legal.
In both Osaka and Tokyo, there are restaurants that offer "all you can drink" and "all you can eat". These restaurants have a time limit of about three hours and are all-you-can-eat. They mainly serve meat dishes such as yakiniku and shabu-shabu, but they also serve seafood such as sushi. There is also a system where you can drink all you want alcohol for an additional 2,000 yen. I think these "all you can drink" and "all you can eat" options are probably unique to Japan, so please look it up and give it a try.
I think zane is dangerous with "all you can drink" he seemed to drink a lot. dont make him an alcoholic. it is too readily available in konbini, many japanese I know have a drinking problem
@@anon-tlv3399 It's true that an all-you-can-drink system is not good for your health. Be careful not to drink too much.
@@umiari-yamaari zane seems to be a heavy drinker. he's 32 so he can take it, but it could lead to many health problems
Great timing, just booked flights to visit japan again
About time !
Zane, I love the longer video! Good vides with Bambi❤🎉
but she likes slimy seafood oysters. so they cant be friends. 😅 so me.
Osaka was my favourite city of all cities in Japan. It's big and diverse but not too spaced out like Tokyo. It's not too crowded like Tokyo except for Dotonbori and touristy areas. It's got very laid-back vibes compared to Tokyo. Still many amazing food options, like Tokyo. The people are friendlier and more laid back than in Tokyo.
really? everyone I know always comments that its very touristic, plastic and the attractions lacks the vibe of kyoto or the diversity of tokyo. I guess you either love it or its not your vibe.
@@anon-tlv3399 Osaka doesn't have nature like Kyoto or Tokyo. Osaka castle is gorgeous though. Parts of the city are quite ghetto and old. In terms of being exciting, nightlife, and offering diverse experiences, it's almost as good as Tokyo. Kyoto, on the other hand, doesn't have much other than beautiful nature, temples, shrines, and gardens. Osaka is a 3-4 day city. Kyoto is a 2-3 day city. Tokyo is a 7-10 day city. I have been to all of them, including Sapporo and Fuji.
@@Msal19 Overall japanese cities are quiet a mess and many parts look like industrial zones. There are some touristy areas and shrines but the rest are nondescript housing. Osaka just doesnt have many special areas, its a vast "real" city.
Love your Videos Zane!❤ We always watch them. Would be better if you were mic'd up! Its hard to hear you especially when theres a lot of background noise
I think his voice sounds perfect (helps he has a great narrating voice). dont think he needs a mic.
僕は日本の東京に住んでいる日本人です。
日本に遊びに来て楽しんでくれて嬉しいです！ありがとう御座います！
まだ13歳なので大阪に行った事がないですが、今僕が一番行きたいと思っている都道府県が大阪です！
たこ焼きやお好み焼き、串カツ。マジで羨ましいｗ
この動画を観て更に大阪に行きたくなった笑 二人の笑顔は僕を笑顔にしましたよ！！
ありがとうございます！また是非日本に来て下さいね＾ｖ＾
I want you to try Japanese home cooking. Sushi, ramen, takoyaki, and convenience stores are famous among foreigners, but Japanese home-cooked food can be found at izakaya restaurants. There are many other delicious Japanese dishes such as tamagoyaki, meat and potatoes, pork cutlet, fried shrimp, croquettes (recommended crab cream croquette), braised pork, pork soup, etc., all of which are the best home-cooked dishes.
Tokyo for entertainment, Osaka for the vibe. Way more laid back and the people aren't as "robotic", there's a lot of character in Osaka. If i had to choose one to live in, it'd be Osaka.
Zane went so crazy on the sours he didn't care about background music the first time since he started!
By the way, does Zane realize Kanpai in the literal meaning means "empty cup"? Was hoping he was going to chug the big beer haha! And yeah it's also used as Cheers :)
Japan has an alcohol consumption problem among many locals hope zane can control his drinking and it wont become a problem for him. it is too readily available in konbini and all restaurants push it since its good price margins
두 분 모두 즐거운 여행 하시길 바랍니다😌🙏
wow, best ever osaka eat 'n drink video. keep it up !
I come next week for a month 🫶🏻 Lets go 🇯🇵
When I was in Japan I preferred Osaka but when I think back it's Tokyo as my favourite just because Tokyo is so big and there's so many places to go to. I'd read that Osaka wasn't very good so my expectations were low but I was really nicely surprised, I loved Osaka!
Awesome video guys need come to New Zealand been watching you’re videos for last couple mouths now
I eat shrimp but I acknowledge that it's kinda weird. Hard to go to Osaka and not eat seafood. Great tour of the city, thanks for sharing this with us. BTW, I think it's great you're filming with Bambi, it's nice seeing a travel companion.
I think I'll like Osaka more as a foodie. The pace is also far more approachable. Go birds btw I'm from the Philly burbs
F&(% Philly
If you want great food I personally love Osaka plus the vibe of the city is Great. Then if you want the rush and constant fast pace of life Tokyo.
You looked like you were enjoying cheers to you and your girlfriend Zane! I recently discovered you and bruh I’ve seen all of your videos now 👏🏼 👏🏼.
I feel like Osaka is more relaxed and the people there actually take time slowly but in Tokyo not really
Ppl are much nicer outside Tokyo they get less annoying tourists
Been to both Tokyo and Osaka but I prefer Tokyo more.
はやく次の動画が見たい😊
外国人観光客で賑わっててスゴイな！！
13:32 Does anyone know which restaurant this is?
It looked great and I’d love to go there. Thanks!
Best Eagles movie, Invincible. If you haven’t watched it, it’s a great movie even for a Cowboys fan like me.😀
Crazy how I went to the same Anime clothing store (the 19K Erin Jaegar t-shirt) and the GIGO crane arcade in Osaka back in September. I definitely love the Japan videos.
Many foreign tourists seem to get off at Shin-Osaka and transfer to the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line, but you can still get to Namba by using the JR line. First, take the JR Kyoto Line (Tokaido Line) to Osaka Station, then transfer to the Osaka Loop Line and go to Tennoji. From Tennoji, transfer to the JR Yamatoya Line (Kansai Line) and go to JR Namba Station, which will take you to Namba and Minami, including Dotonbori. There's no need to pay extra for the subway(Osaka metro) either. Please try it if you like.
JR pass are now so expensive I think almost nobody gets them unless they plan to travel like crazy they just dont make sense
@@anon-tlv3399 thank you. The Shinkansen is a JR train, so there is a limited express ticket and a boarding ticket, but the boarding ticket can be used directly on JR's conventional lines. The limited express ticket ends at Shin-Osaka, but the ticket allows you to get off anywhere in Osaka, so if you don't exit the JR ticket gate, you can just transfer to Namba Station. There is no need to transfer to Osaka Metro, which is a different company, and pay the corresponding fare, just because it is a hassle to transfer. When you get off the platform to the lower concourse at Shin-Osaka, there is a ticket gate on the east side to transfer to the Tokaido Line, so if you go through there you can get off to the conventional line, that is, the Tokaido Line platform. Namba is of course in Osaka city, so you can go there with a ticket.
@@gonkiciyamyam7222 oh good to know so you have to keep the boarding ticket? you have to validate it in the tokaido line gate right?
@@anon-tlv3399 If your ticket is in a metropolitan area such as Tokyo or Osaka, you can get off at any station within that area. You can go not only to Shin-Osaka but also to stations in the city such as Osaka Station and Tennoji Station by using JR's conventional lines. If you take the Tokaido Line from Shin-Osaka to Osaka, you can transfer to USJ. There is no additional charge unless you exit the JR ticket gate. The video owner exited the ticket gate, so the video ended at Shin-Osaka. Osaka Metro is a separate company from JR, so I had to pay extra.
Remember to try some ichiran ramen while you’re there!
I think you should let Bambi do some of the commentary, especially since she’s never been to Japan. I’d like to hear her opinion too!
I agree, but maybe she doesnt want to because her english seems to be a little more basic, and she seems camera shy.
@@anon-tlv3399"her english seems to be a little more basic?! i think yours is actually worse. 😂
@@se_amable001 but Im certainly not the issue, the issue is why she's not narrating the clips. btw my english is enough to have a Ph.D, so dont worry about me.
Cmon let’s push to 100k guys ❤
Great vlog love It😊 both of you enjoy 😎 from Puerto Princessa Palawan 😎
Can you do a video about your gear and what you pack on your adventures? I am a carry community nerd, and curious on what you use.
would also like to know how he fits it all into a backpack. I think he has like 2 black t-shirts, 2 white and probably 2-3 pairs of long and short pants and thats it, with buying a jacket if needed locally. That seems to be the trick, he just has the basics t-shirts and pants and underwear and probably disposes and buys new if he cant wash them.
Man, all those big drinks! I’d be goin to the restroom every 10 minutes.
Osaka. It has its unique vibe.
🔥🔥🔥
The ex app is surely complicated and once again shows how Japan is both 20 years in the future and past
Please go and eat at a sushi-ro restaurant Zane! You must try it :)
Hi Zane! I really enjoy very much your videos! Keep it going. For your question, I only was in Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto. Is very hard to decide but im leaning towards Kioto.
The fried sticks are kushikatsu. Osaka is the best.
I thought I ate a lot of food but man the amount of food you eat is actually insane 😂 Also you should go to the hot springs with Bambi. That would be a good date idea and interesting video!!
Oh and you’re from around Philadelphia? I’m very close also I live in New Jersey.
Why? I think because Kansai (Osaka) area people are more open than North area of japan.
I saw you in Osaka walking so fast by the Shinsaibashi shops.
コロロのグミ、一発で獲れたのすごい😂🎉缶開けたら一袋しか入ってないからびっくりしたね、２つは入れて欲しいところ😅
Excellent～😻😻😻ﾆｬｰ
Bravo
Osaka is great but far too many people for me. Feels way more crowded than Tokyo.
Have you done the mario cart? Do you need a special license? Will try next year when we visit Japan😀
Hello gentleman!
Oh I so relate hate slimy seafood and love chicken karaage! when you said its literally a Philly cheesestreak I was like: does he really not see its mustard? wow I laughed for a good 2 minutes when you discover its mustard, even better than the carriage!
get me some! Baby!
Go birds 🦅
1500 yen is less than $10 usd!
Go to kobe its a beautiful city
3:28 They look like the train cleaners.
Mag holding hands naman kayo... ano ba yar😂
嵐！嵐の曲が聴けるとは！このチャンネルで‼︎
lol he’s a big fan of Michael Vick😂
why are you so much quieter on the train?
it's required in Japan as a social norm. Thanks.
Did you see Fuji-san? You were on the right side to spot it!
Boooo eagles 🦅
Cowboys 🤠
I thought you aren't allowed to eat or drink on trains?
not allowed in local trains and metros, but in long distance trains like shinkansen, eating ekiben (station bentos) is an exciting event
I never had you down as Sheagles fan 😄 #CowboysNation 😭
I’m sorry, but that is nasty that you take the sauce from the restaurant and put it straight on your food that you already eaten half of it. There is a bowl for it that you can dip.
where's your gf from?
Philippines
Soooo many adverts. I don't mind watching a couple to support the channel but this is verging on ridiculous.
This is really a TH-cam issue. You should ALWAYS be using an ad blocker whenever you're on the internet! Firefox (Chrome is removing support + is basically Google spyware) + Ublock Origin.
Content creators have absolutely to do with how many adds you see on a video.
@@Fuzzy4650 I unsubscribed. Impossible to enjoy.