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thanks for tuning in bro. A lot of places actually stock them secondhand and in very good used condition, but ones that I’ve gone to are: S.O clothing in koenji, JAM (branches throughout tokyo) and whistler (also in koenji). If you’re looking brand new either Beams or United Arrows typically stock them from memory

@@donskidarko feel free to watch my latest vids posted after this one bro, much more stable but thank you

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hope you had fun skux

thanks for tuning in as always my bro

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just anytime fitness bro, usually the branches in yutenji, meguro or hiroo/ebisu (these are the bigger ones). i try to go after 8pm when it’s unstaffed so they don’t ask me to cover up!

salamat po

hey there! it’s a rideshare app called LUUP, download it and there are heaps of docking stations throughout the city!

yeah bro real glad i copped

@@atomicdumb22 thank you ❤️

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hey mate! It’s a second hand tommy bahama shirt bro and i just altered the length to be a bit more shorter. thank you bro appreciate that!!

@@JCally83 can’t complain eh mate!! Oh awesome when are you going? Will definitely send some through

@@miguel_valero 2025 mate, going to Tokyo with a plan on doing some trips further afield like a typical bloody tourist. 7-10 days is the plan. Will keep you updated!

@@JCally83 lush mate haha gotta be a local! Keep me updated my brother

yeah g during the past few years it’s always been tourist visa! Charm them bro haha, surely they’ll be chill about it!

thanks for tuning in! hmmm good question, personally i would go to whistler! If you’re looking for more budget friendly ones shops like chicago and kinji generally have dedicated sections for leather jackets

@@jonaspead looking forward to your next bro

the only way to do it bro! Thanks for watching!

too many cigarettes bro 😂

appreciate the sub bro. I would say go to a suburb called koenji and check out shops called: slat, whistler (chart), SO Clothing, Re’all but around those shops you’ll find heaps. Head to a suburb called Shimokitazawa as well and some good stores are flamingo, new york joe and 2nd street. Food spots honestly everywhere is good but Sushizanmai is a decent sushi chain around most suburbs, torikizoku does good cheap skewers, suage soup curry does good soup curry

hey mate! I literally just slick it back and then let it hang on the sides hahah, turned out okay in the vid 😅 product is called brylcreem it’s from australia!

my brother! Appreciate it g, hope you’re well

nice one! i left earlier in the week haha

@@miguel_valero ​​⁠ohhhhh 😅 thought it would be great to take some photos of you. Also just followed you on IG

@@michaelfotoshopwould have been nice! Hopefully next time

hope you get the chance soon

broooo it hasss

thanks my bro definitely been dialed in recently 🤝 Hahaha best place to vlog

exciting brooo thanks heaps for tuning in 🤝

hey mate good on you! i don’t actually live in tokyo anymore unfortunately, but you’ll defs find a lot over there

super keen to go soon hopefully, big fan of baclaran and divisoria!

@@miguel_valero thank you big fan of your vlogs too.

my brooooo 🤝 haha tryna stay healthy!!

thank you and yeah it’s my apartment that i’m renting atm so not an airbnb unfortunately haha

I see, thanks

Hey I’m back again. I am planning of going to Tokyo, can you recommend me a website where I can look for an apartment for short term stay. I would appreciate your help. Thanks bro

@@Bbgosn hey that’s exciting! Gaijinpot is really useful and has a listing of apartments that you can filter. Each place is run by a different real estate place and very easy to use - if you find a place you like send a query to the real estate company and they usually get back to you pretty quick. TokyoMonthly 21 does monthly, two monthly rentals and i’ve used them before

@@miguel_valero thank you very much! I appreciate your help.

thanks for tuning in my bro

my boy catch up soon cuz

thanks fella! been dialed in recently for sure

@@parkdvd just some needles hd trackies bro!

@@indigo_died6910 would go for free if i could hahaha. But I would say maybe 20-30% reduction as long as i’m still above 6 figures when converted to aud and live in the spot that i want to (ebisu/around shibuya)!

@@indigo_died6910 largely the same mate, but if you take into account the weaker yen I would say it’s actually cheaper to buy at maillot at the moment, maybe save around 5-10% of the price

Mr. MC!

@@the_33rd haha been lucky enough to do a bit of modelling for them over the past years! Really happy to see them doing so well and yeah bro highly recommend copping, definitely investment pieces that won’t go out of style

thanks my g, you’ll be in the next vlog haha

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yes mate that’s the one!

that’s exciting! Do you have an email handy? Can send through a list of recommendations

@@miguel_valero appreciate you bro! just emailed ya.

hey mate! can’t go wrong with that type of denim jacket! Really good question, but I would say you could potentially find stuff like that in Ameyo-Yokocho which is a shopping street in the Ueno area. If you try vintage shopping in Shimokitazawa I feel you may find shops that do those designs. Price point depends on the age/brand of the item but probably looking at 50-100USD on the cheap end and probably 300+ on more branded ones. Thank you for watching

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in my experience there’s not much difference in pricing between the two neighbourhoods, the only pricing difference is between the type of stores you go to!

thanks Thomas! Yeah for sure don’t have too many accessories these days but can think of a future vid. That was actually from a flea market bro!!