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That's nice to hear. Have you been to Osaka before? I love it. Much more down to earth than Tokyo and less serious.

Worth seeing if you're a Nintendo fan for sure

I've never weighed it. I'd estimate 10-12kg.

Appreciate it, thanks for watching

Yeah I keep getting it whenever I see it now. Solid dessert choice

I went back today and it was on again!

@@TravellingBritishGuy that's diabolical

No that's how they are, relatively wide. I agree but I prefer it like that.

Yeah I agree. Some prices are high here, others not so much. It's strange, overall in Japan most products will fall into a narrower range of prices compared to somewhere like the UK, but then you have massive outliers, like those grapes and strawberries. I do want to get out and do more types of videos soon. Watch this space.

It will always technically be the n version in Japanese because there's only the ん sound like that available. But when it's said out loud in a word it can sound like n or m. It must just be one of those transliteration rules that don't always make complete sense.

I think people make far too much of a fuss of it personally. It looks worse than it actually is.

I imagine it'll be nice. Everything there looked high quality

😂 I think it depends on the product you're ordering as to whether it's possible. Maybe it only works with stuff ordered directly from Amazon 🤔

That sounds up my street. I'll have a look but can be hard to find Japanese stuff online right

It's more of a Tokyo chain, right. Looks like it's gradually expanding into Kansai though.

It sounds like Japan is the place for you over Christmas then. I have to admit, I miss the UK version whenever I'm here.

@@TravellingBritishGuy New York used to be a good mix, you had all the Christmas stuff of the UK, plus you could go and get Chinese food and watch a film.

Yeah I did. 😀 Thanks for the feedback

I'm hoping they'll come. Only started the channel a month ago. But thank you.

Somewhere between an Iceland and a Kwik Save

Not mentioned this for a few videos have I

Thanks 😀 I did do a tour of Central Square Life on this channel which is nice, but I'm planning to go to Meidi-ya soon too.

@@TravellingBritishGuy That's brilliant, i've just seen that video after you mentioned it. Top notch, i'll give you another idea, after you do Meidi-ya, you could also do like a department store video. I'm sure the viewers would love that. :)

Yeah that can be the case, but it's also not always true and usually not in the case of supermarkets 😂

Appreciate the feedback. Kinda finding my style as I go. Hope you have a great trip. As with anywhere, it'll be so much better with a bit of context/knowledge.

Thanks for the comment, it's what I'm aiming for. Happy to have you along 🤘

Nice. Where are you heading? Some rural videos would be fun. Yeah I haven't been out to the inaka yet at all.

@@TravellingBritishGuy Prob start Toyko or Osaka for 1-2 weeks and see from there. I have a few months to research. Intend to stay for awhile but we will see.

What’s the best countrysides, friendly but not inconvenient to get to and with good food?

@@richardlau2447 Most places are fairly easy to get to by train, including the countryside. If you go far enough out of most cities you'll hit the 'inaka'. I plan to do that soon so I'll show somewhere near Osaka. There are a couple of temples I want to see.

@@TravellingBritishGuy plz do, very interested of rural/small towns but just found you so I have quite the backlog :)

Yeah I'd say it's close to the type of difference you mention. I actually have a video filmed at a discount supermarket filmed and coming up v soon.

Damn, this ain't even the cheapest supermarket.

Hard to beat for fun factor

😃 I use a DJI Osmo Action 4 and my Google Pixel phone. Hope you have the best trip.

Hi, I didn't see any English ones on this trip to Book Off. I think they're quite rare. I am planning on going to other book shops soon. Online is probably still the best place for them. All the ones I saw here were Japanese.

I've been there, importing manga to the UK 😂 it's nice to be on the right side of prices now

I will try and do this one day. I haven't weighed it yet. I'd estimate 10-12kg.

Yeah that's why I love it 😁

They do have a limit but I travel a lot and can't remember the last time anyone checked my rucksack. I'm willing to take the risk of paying a fee if they ever ask.

That makes complete sense considering the name

😂 does a microfibre towel count?

Don't overthink the lint roller 😂 I'm sure I could do without it, but I've found some washing machines while travelling leave your clothes very dusty. As for the pan, I'm travelling for months at a time and try to eat plant based as much as possible, yeah. It's cheaper and healthier. There's no way I'd want to eat out every day for months on end. I do cook with the local ingredients. My laptop has ok storage but I'm actually using online backup ATM.

@ Thank you for the reply. I would not like to depend on put putting my videos on the cloud, but each to their own. As for the food, now it’s clearer. Thank you.

Near Daikokucho subway station in Naniwa ward.

Yeah for sure. Supermarkets win every time against konbinis imo.

I haven't actually weighed it. At a guess I'd say it's at least 10kg, however I can't remember the last time an airline asked to measure or weigh my rucksack so I just chance it.

@@TravellingBritishGuy great, thought so.guess it’s simple enough if they do weigh it just pay excess? What if they ask you to check in and not allow you to bring on the cabin?

Yeah worst case scenario you'd just pay extra. If they did ask me to check in I'd be very surprised and I'd refuse basically. There's usually leeway. I find the staff helpful on the whole.

Most normal carriers will give you leeway for the weight of your carry on but budget airlines or low cost ones are especially strict when it comes to the weight limit in my experience

I just looked it up. Seems like maccha is the speciality? I haven't had anything like that in a while. I'll keep an eye out.

@TravellingBritishGuy Matcha and Hojicha 😊 Fresh from Uji