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Thanks so much Keanu. Japan is an absolute blast! Bring empty bags haha. We found accommodation & transport to be the expensive things, but everything else is relatively affordable and bordering on crazy affordable. Also be sure to let us know if you come across any stellar sights, tastes or activities for the next time we go. Do you have an idea of whereabouts in Japan you’ll be travelling to?

@ I heard that 2025 is the best time to visit Japan because of the value. The idea is to go to the main touristy sites - tokyo, kyoto, mt fuji. But I am hoping to go to an onsen town for a day or two to get away from the city. Thanks for the tips!

Thank you so much for watching. We’d love to know what, if any stood out to you? What are the reasons behind travel for you?

Absolutely!!! One day you’ll visit and try for yourself bro!!

Tofu can be as inventive as any other dish, and here in China they can get pretty inventive. Thanks so much for watching, we’ll be sharing so much more about our life here in China and our travels. We’re heading to Vietnam next week, which also has some incredible vegan dishes.

Terribly Sorry John. I was certain I responded immediately but I think perhaps my VPN wasn't connected correctly. Changping road station is the nearest subway station, Line 7 I believe. It's about a 700m walk from the station. As for buses, I'm not too sure. We usually prefer to take Didi's around shanghai as we're not the biggest fans of playing sardines on the subway. I hope this response is still useful. Other great veggie friendly options in Shanghai are 'The 'Hai' for a great vegan burger. Charlie's for vegan burger options as weel and Charbon by Paul Pairet for some mediterranean fusion grill based items. There's also brothers for falafal & wraps.

@weirdbutilikeit thanks a lot. ☀️

Absolutely!!! Nail on the head!!!! Whereabouts in south east Asia have you travelled through? We’re heading to Vietnam again soon! Cannot wait. Definitely gonna be ‘blogging’ that trip. Hahaha ‘pale brits’

@darrengodssonfielding We did Thailand Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia and a day in the Philippines whilst travelling through. All very different and unique countries. Vietnam in particular was just incredible, looking forward to your blogs when you go 😊

We loved the vintage stores in Fukuoka, particularly ‘Clap Hands’ but we’ve found Tokyo’s stores to have better variety & pricing over most of the stores we visited in Fukuoka. Although that does not mean we’re disagreeing, it’s just we haven’t been to the ones you’re referring to. Would you mind perhaps sharing the names of the stores in Fukuoka that you love? We’d love to visit them when we return to Fukuoka.

I was there this spring! Ate same dumplings. Try Saido(!), Bistro Jingara and Izakaya Masaka!

We loved Izakaya Masaka, we went there in a previous episode. We will try Bistro Jingara next time we’re in Tokyo as well as Saido. What was your favourite at those two?

@@weirdbutilikeit I don't think they have the same menu at Saido, they tend to change them. At Jingara I tried vegan tonkotsu ramen, grilled soymeat plate and gyoza. Ramen was the best. Want to try other flavours and laksa though

The little details in Japan stood out for us. Thought we were the only ones who thought the signs are awesome.

Thank you. Hoping to continue improving the cinematography and editing as we go on.

@@MarkusHarooo thanks so much for watching Markus! And yes, we found it incredibly inspiring!! You are one of the good ones!!! Whereabouts in the world are you?

We rushed out of tower records as it was absolute chaos. We did not try Oscar Wilde, but we had literally the greatest vegan baked goods at Te Cor Gentil. That’s coming up in an episode soon and already I’m so hungry just thinking about it. Thanks for helping to add new places to our list to try.

@ I managed to get records there I couldn’t get in Melbourne! Yes we went to Te Cor Gentil too. Wow! They were amazing!! I wanted to go back there! I did double up on marbré cakes!

@@mscatherinelong67 did you try their donuts? Oh my hat!!!!!! They were incredimazingable!!!

@@weirdbutilikeit no I didn’t try the donut but the pistachio croissant mmm!

Haha it’s actually a pretty smart hack. We hate getting the oil & spices on our hands.

That Rome to Palermo sounds like it should go on our travel bucket list. It must’ve been absolutely serene!!! We were pleasantly surprised at how ‘not so difficult’ it was to find AMAZING vegan Japanese food. Did you try Hokusai in Fukuoka or Sonu Sonu? They are 2 of our favourites there!! We also found some MIND blowing vegan places in Tokyo and yes, we did find some vegan chocolates & traditional Japanese candy at Loft & the supermarket in Roppongi Hills Center.

@@weirdbutilikeit we did try Sonu sonu which we liked. We both really liked Nice and Soy Stories too. We didn’t try the other one you mentioned as we are both vegan and we eat at only vegan restaurants/cafes unless we have no other choice. I will try that place for chocolate when I get back to Tokyo in a few days. I like my chocolate and I’m missing it. Absolutely loved Fukuoka though. Probably my favourite place in Japan out of the ones we visited.

We didn’t spend enough time in Fukuoka, but we’ll definitely add Nice & Soy Stories to our list to try for when we do return. Thank you. We’re currently editing our videos from Tokyo. So maybe something we mention in there might spark your interest.

@@weirdbutilikeit I loved marbré cakes for a sweet treat!

Very cool indeed. Japan actually started the whole canned coffee thing back in 1969. We show a tiny bit more coffee ratings in our upcoming vlog.

@@peterg0 We most definitely did, we were celebrating life and having each other. Usually during the week we are very mindful of how we eat. We’re so grateful for you taking time to watch our creations and share your thoughts. We hope you enjoy it

@@peterg0 I think I prefer those to traditional mooncakes but it depends on the filling. What’s your favourite filling?

You’re right. The audio isn’t great. I used the voiceover feature from RUclips for this one. Lesson learned. Appreciate the feedback.

@@mscatherinelong67 we’re so glad that we can be a resource to you both!!!! You’re going to love every second of it. Whereabouts are you heading in Japan? We’ve got a bunch of videos still on the way with some incredible places in Tokyo. We’ll also share them on Instagram. Would love to hear & see how your travels are going.

@@weirdbutilikeit I had been worried about that ic card and which one to choose so that was very helpful to actually show the steps, thanks! We are going to Tokyo, Fukuoka, Kyoto and Osaka. I also like vintage shipping although 1940s is more my thing but I have loved watching the areas you’ve been to and I will definitely follow your account on IG. Good to know about hours on google too because I don’t rely on happy cow for hours (only for restaurants) and then use Google to check their hours. I will use Instagram for checking opening hours instead.