Walks with you are always fun, Shinichi.😊 Thanks for showing us some of what the Osu shopping district has to offer. The packaging of the YumYum Special snack assortment was ingenious--smart and convenient! Japan always seems to be at the leading edge of innovation.
I first visited osu 30 years ago and have been back a few times , it is still very familiar but it has changed. It is a great spot to visit. Thanks for posting this video.
I love pork and miso. The mukashi looks amazing. I'm so jealous. 2:00 what was that tiny door for? lol 8:40 Inari Ookami at a temple? 本地垂迹 is rare since Meiji.
Thanks for sharing this video love theses streets food walk get to see different things and see all the food you get to eat y'all take care 😘😘❤️😍🤩🥰🌹🙏💯🌈
In my neighborhood in Pennsylvania there is a Mexican street food truck but there's not really any more street vendors. There is an organic brewery which opens on the weekends during summer and they have homemade beer and snack/bar food, pricy though.
Yes, That Siracha is a fairly good price Especially since there is some crazy world shortage Just g**gle or YT Suracha shortage? I use a spork while camping but A fork and knife are best. I am good with chopsticks for Sushi/Sashimi But noodles not so much.
Looking forward to more of Nagoya , that temple looks interesting too 🍜
07:01 that interesting cup plate holder. You can drink and eat while walk.
Walks with you are always fun, Shinichi.😊 Thanks for showing us some of what the Osu shopping district has to offer. The packaging of the YumYum Special snack assortment was ingenious--smart and convenient! Japan always seems to be at the leading edge of innovation.
If you're trying to get me to fall in love with Nagoya, it's working.
You never disappoint us from you amazing videos...
Great work
Love from India 🇮🇳 ♥
Japan is on my bucket list, just because of the food and especially the ramen, i really want to try that some day
I first visited osu 30 years ago and have been back a few times , it is still very familiar but it has changed. It is a great spot to visit. Thanks for posting this video.
Thanks, Shinichi for sharing more videos of your Nagoya trip!
Welp off to eBay and Amazon to find those sporks! I NEED those in my life!
They’re pretty cool!
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Thank you for another great video
Excited for my Nagoya trip for this
Looked like a fun adventure looking forward to the next one!
The street food in Nagoya looks absolutely delicious! I can't wait to visit and try all these mouthwatering dishes.
👀😃Always a delicious experience watching your food adventures across Japan!!!🤙⚡️
I love pork and miso. The mukashi looks amazing. I'm so jealous. 2:00 what was that tiny door for? lol 8:40 Inari Ookami at a temple? 本地垂迹 is rare since Meiji.
Lots of great-looking treats. The fried pork sticks look particularly tasty.
Aaa...arashi song in the bckground 5:27
Thank you I was wondering what it was called. It was lovely.
It seems the inexpensive ramen places really know how to slice the meat paper thin :)
Thanks for sharing this video love theses streets food walk get to see different things and see all the food you get to eat y'all take care 😘😘❤️😍🤩🥰🌹🙏💯🌈
Glad you enjoyed
Even the sporks in Japan are better.😆
Thanks for taking us along Shinichi. The food looked so good.
Always the best Japan slice of life/foodie channel. Top stuff.
Thanks!
Japan is on my bucket list .. I hope soon I will visit 🙂
The mall reminds me of the mall in megaman legends on cattelox island.
In my neighborhood in Pennsylvania there is a Mexican street food truck but there's not really any more street vendors. There is an organic brewery which opens on the weekends during summer and they have homemade beer and snack/bar food, pricy though.
What wee the cat shaped tags? People remembering pets?
Hope you get to try some Kishimen while you're there...a couple of good spots under Nagoya Station.
Love Kishimen
I will always click on a new video❤😁
The spork!!
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The one which you tried yum yum for 1000 yen was not worthy looks avg and too pricey for those things.
We need halal food
Really don’t like the slurping sounds.
Yeah it’s socially acceptable in Japan, weird to me but that’s just how they roll I guess
Slurping is a part of Japanese culture and a component of etiquette.
It’s Japan get over it.
Roll with it or go.
Never go to a ramen shop in Japan then if you can’t handle it
Yes, That Siracha is a fairly good price Especially since there is some crazy world shortage Just g**gle or YT Suracha shortage?
I use a spork while camping but A fork and knife are best. I am good with chopsticks for Sushi/Sashimi But noodles not so much.
The Huy Fong brand of Sriracha (with the rooster logo) is specifically experiencing a shortage. The Sriracha shown in the video is a different brand.