@@kevdragcig Cancer is very much based on luck. It's just when one of your cells goes faulty. Smoking barely does anything to it. Lungs regenerate fully after some months of quitting as well.
I’m Japanese. I’m a fan of your channel and I’m very happy that you came to Japan. There are a lot of smoking cafes in Japan, but I highly recommend the old-fashioned smoking cafes because they have an atmosphere and you can feel the Japanese smoking culture.
Regrettably I didn't visit any smoking cafes besides this one, but I really should have. I'll have to keep your recommendation in mind for next time I visit! Appreciate the info man !
Jacob FUCKING Jones, every time I come across one of your videos and am half way in, I have to ask myself, "why am I watching this?", and I think I know the answer. It is because you are just being real in front of a camera and letting whoever wants to watch watch. You aren't bending yourself to appeal to people, and I respect that. Seeing you experiment on yourself is pretty fun too lol.
You would easily be popular to young Japanese people due to your mannerism, enthusiasm in videos, and how you have lots of fun things to talk about. I imagine that being hard to do once the record button is hit. So seriously good on you man! Very likeable guy. - Cheers from Southern Japan!!
I quit smoking three years ago and watching these do help keep the cravings away. I hate how much it harms us. Awesome video. Enjoy it while you can and quit before anything happens.
When I was in Kyoto I spent almost all of my time at BiVi Nijo playing arcade games and coin game while chain smoking. I hit the Super Mega Jackpot on the Mario Party 8 coin game and a whole crowd gathered to watch it go down. A lady came out with a golden box and walked up to me and opened it towards me. I thought just became a millionaire, but it was just a voucher that said if I won 2 more times I could pick a prize from the gift shop. It was one of the most insane things to happen to me.
Japan banned indoor smoking in venues a few years ago, from 2019-2020 is when they made a change. Smoking used to be allowed in almost every restaurant. Sometimes leaving the weekends only off or on for smoking in the premise. So that it would still be a smoking & family area. Almost every building had a vent area hood/smoking area for people to go to. Japan is essentially the 80's to 90's of americas casual smoking. Most homes also have these vents in kitchens so that the smoke doesn't damage the house as much.
I'm a firm non-smoker, and I hate being around people smoking. But recently I went to japan and accidentally want to an old smoking cafe in Kyoto, and we already ordered before we actually noticed someone start smoking. I wont lie, it was actually one of my favourite moments on my trip, Japanese cigarettes smell a lot more 'light' than Australian smokes. It was run by this old guy and the coffee was amazing, and the atmosphere was so unique. Ive been craving to return to the cafe, which I never thought I would think, since I still HATE being around smoking in Australia. If you are ever in Japan, just give it a go, worst case you have a quick drink and leave. But I promise you wont have an experience like it anywhere else in there world. Edit: The Cafe was 'Colorado Coffee Shop'. If you are ever in Kyoto, I highly recommend. Just remember to be respectful and quiet in the shop :)
My first experience was at an izakaya when the kind gentleman sitting next to me actually asked me if it was ok to light up before he did. I don't smoke but it was pretty cool.
Yeah man, went to Japan recently as an Aussie, definitely stronger in Aus. Amazing how cheap cigarettes were there too, and the frequency of smoking. At least aus rakes in taxes for it...
Smoking indoors is still pretty common in Europe too. Germany (depending on the state), Switzerland (depending on the Canton), Denmark, Portugal, Croatia and Slovakia allow smoking throughout in small pubs/cafes and smoking rooms in larger establishments. Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Slovenia Poland and Estonia allow just smoking rooms. Definitely if you get the chance come visit us in Europe and enjoy what our smoking culture has to offer. If you can, visit Bosnia. You can smoke in the airport, shopping malls and pretty much everywhere inside except the hospital.
@JB S that's crazy. In Ireland we have amazing smoking areas. They're technically outside but they're about 50-90% inside depending on the bar. You'll fail as a bar if you don't have a good smoking area in Ireland and they're usually completely full.
In Amsterdam there is a restaurant called Barneys that kinda remind me of a slightly upscale chain restaurant with an attached (cannabis) coffeeshop, and you can smoke incredible weed at the table waiting for your calamari. Its a real trip as its one of the first cannabis businesses by the airport serving train station, so always a big culture change coning from the UK.
Stopped smoking a few months back but I love watching your videos, they bring me some sort of joy and some sort of good feeling, I cant explain it. Love the video.
I was raised in a family of smokers, but never took up the habit. Only myself and my grandfather didn’t smoke, it baffled my whole family! I went to Tokyo twice in 2001, and smoking was everywhere! I wandered into a 2-story McDonald’s and the whole second floor was smoking. I guess the city has changed quite a bit, so a place like you’re at would be really useful for smokers. Even tho, I like your style of videos, new subscriber!
I quit cigarettes with tobacco free pouches. Super cheap and from what I can tell they are just Nicorette in pouch form. Check it out. I still smoke a pipe occasionally but I feel a fuck ton better. Keep going man it's worth it.
If ever you have an Asian store near your residence, I would recommend you to procure some "gun powder" black tea. It's one of the best commercial/bulk tea's available. As strong as English breakfast but a very smooth aftertaste. Rated better than matcha/fresh green tea as health benefits. Matches very well cigarette flavours. Great to see you are enjoying yourself.
I dropped from 300 pounds to 170 pounds in 1 year by drinking Chinese Gundpowder Green Tea every day and walking 3 miles a day. Has a nice smoky note to it.
If you make it out to less western-facing or more traditional areas in Japan you can find a lot more cafes you can smoke in. I went to a cafe right in front of the Kyoto main station called World Cafe Colorado where you can smoke cigs or IQOS and it has a very nice atmosphere. A lot of the small business cafes seem to be like that in Kyoto as well
Smoking in a indoor public place hits different with all the restrictions now. I remember lighting a smoke in a Vegas casino for the first time and the panic that hit at first of "am I allowed". But smoking in the Vegas Airport will always be the one that made me go WOW.
A real wild experience was being able to smoke pretty much anywhere in Mississippi, including having smoking rooms in the airport. The deep south is a whole different breed lol. I don't smoke cigs anymore, but damn do I miss the social element of it.
Thank you for being my good companion, when I am alone, I just sit down, light up my cig and relax while watching you, big love for you brother❤❤❤ from Iraq
When i heard he was ordering tea i had to bust out the tea bags but tea is probably one of the most underrated drinks. Also the pipe is coming together but today all i'm doing on it is finishing the cutting of what i'm going to use as the bowl and take measurements because i chose to work on one part each day so i estimate it will be done by the end of the weak. Glad your exited for it.
honestly, tea is so good 👌 i've been drinking it with no sugar, took some getting used to, but now i'm noticing many more flavor undertones, it's so nice. and ayee i'm looking forward to seeing it and smoking out of it man !! i really do appreciate you making one, so hype to see how it turns out. been getting into pipe tobaccos a lil bit so especially excited now because of that 💪
I'm a 30 year old guy in Texas and the very last indoor smoking spot in my area was a bar across the street from where I work. I don't drink alcohol at all but I went all the time with friends and just had a Dr. Pepper. Last year that bar was no longer permitted to allow indoor smoking and I have been longing for something like this ever since. Absolutely love your work as a fellow smoker. Hope the cigs and tea were delicious together!
Hey Jacob, just wanted to drop a quick thank you for your awesome videos! Your passion for smoking is truly inspiring. Since I started watching, I've been motivated to pick up the habit myself. At 15, I'm already puffing through 2 packs a day, but I'm aiming for five! Keep those smoky vids coming!
I don't really smoke, but when I stumbled upon the smoking section at a Deny's is Tokyo .... it really put a smile on my face; brought back childhood memories of a bygone America.
I went to Carlsbad in the Czech Republic in 2014 with some friends, and back then you were sill allowed to smoke indoors at most places. It was surreal, coming from the UK where there were 0 public places where you can smoke, to a place where you can escape the bitter chill (we went during the winter), sit down at a table, take off your coat and relax knowing that you can light one up without having to stand in the cold and freeze was simply amazing. I got to experience how life was like before I was born, from the start of the 21st century up until around the mid-2000's when smoking indoors in public places was slowly but surely getting banned in most countries, at least in the western world. I wish there were still dedicated places in the UK (and the US) where you can smoke indoors, if there are I've never heard of them. I understand that smoking is bad for your health, but for those of us who still do smoke, it would be nice to go to a place where we aren't forced to stand in the cold like shivering rats, while our non-smoker friends remain warm inside. Great video! Reminded me of the good old days, will definitely revisit it when I'm feeling nostalgic!
Hell yea Jacob I love these videos! For USA, I think there's some places where you can smoke inside, but it's really rare and it's mostly in the rural areas of the deep south
You can still smoke inside casinos where I live. They have a cigar lounge with a full bar, TVs and couches. But half of the casino floor is a smoking area too.
The only places I know you can smoke inside of are the old school bowling alley’s. It’s all older people tho I feel the younger people just go to round1 or places like those since they don’t smoke as much
I quit 20 years ago, but now and again I will have a dream where I'm smoking and it's somehow magically fixing all problems =P I quit because my dad died of a lung disease and it was the most horrifying thing I've seen in my life, still to this day, and I watch a lot of horror movies. I was wondering about why I started smoking, and I realised that ciggerettes give people the illusion of managing their stress. You deliberately create a habit that sets up a craving that is easily sated at reguar points during the day. All it takes to competently fix that little craving problem is to suck in smoke from a white stick, and here you are "meeting your needs", smashing it out the ball park on every drag. Maybe that's why poorer people are like 4 times more likely to smoke than wealthy people, or something like that. Not a day goes by where I don't think to myself that quitting was one of the best things I ever did for myself. I usually think it when I'm on the toilet for some reason, even though I never smoked on the toilet -- not even once!
The leaves used in Peace are not only Japanese Virginia leaves, but also a blend of over 400 kinds of Virginia leaves collected from all over the world. The leaves are aged for a year, and a professional (such as a perfumer) decides the composition according to the time. When Peace was first released, it was sold at a high price as an ultra-premium cigarette, but it is now sold at a relatively low price. Also, if you smoke Peace without a filter, it is preferable to smoke Peace in a can (tobacco in a can, 50 cigarettes). Because it is a can, the quality has hardly deteriorated since production, and the tobacco has a high moisture content, so it has a rich aroma and smoothness that cannot be obtained with other cigarettes. Canned Peace is often sold not at convenience stores but at privately run tobacco stores.
I was in Japan about 10 years ago before many of these laws took effect. I had quit smoking for about 7 years at that point, but let myself enjoy it for the week (and yes I've been smoke free since). As much as I am anti-smoking right now, TBH it really felt nostalgic and reminded me a lot of my youth. In Japan in 2014 I was able to smoke in bars and indoor areas. Even the house I rented allowed smoking indoors. In the early 90s in Canada you could smoke everywhere, malls, coffee shops, restaurants etc. As a kid/young teen we smoked a lot - something that seems downright heinous today, but at the time I really did enjoy it along with the social aspect of it. Smoking was so common that even though we were clearly underage, nobody cared. I remember smoking at the arcade playing pinball, MVC etc. At the time that I was in Japan, I was smoking at a bar, chatting with a local and they were telling me new laws were about to come in to make it illegal to smoke indoors. It's definitely for the best. I wouldn't light a cigarette again for anything, but I can easily admit it was a very enjoyable experience - not worth it at all in terms of health impact - but enjoyable in the moment.
I love living here; just the feeling of being able to sit inside with my friends, eat a nice meal, drink some beers and have a few smokes indoors without having to pause the conversation and step outside or something like that. Just being able to be treated like an adult.
@@xavierc6652 Yes i think it is more mature to allow a business owner to decide what they would like to offer in their private business than enforcing a blanket ban.
I am a smoker and been one since I was 13. I have never in my life seen someone so excited to smoke inside. Bruh, come to Greece, you can smoke wherever you want to. But recently they are trying the indoor smoking ban again, though the try every year and always are unsuccessful.
I live in Shanghai and Smoking inside is also not legally allowed here, however, in some area, especially some BBQ restaurant and some bars, at night when you are there, you can smoke cigs inside, and no one would come up to you to stop doing this. I start smoking for 3 years, and of course, I know smoking is bad for health, me and others. So every time I smoke inside, to some extent, I felt guilty, even if that's "allowed". BUT, by the time you walk into a cafe, the background music is relaxing , you order a nice cup of coffee, and find a nice position to sit. Then, you light up a cig and smoke, look around, and nobody cares about what you've done, this feeling is absolutely AMAZING!
Belive it or not, I was just in Indiana recently and they still allow smoking in bars and casinos. Not sure if that’s the only state that allows it but I know they do.
lol everywhere in the US used to be a smoking facility whether it be an airplane or a bowling alley. When I was little it would be like “smoking or non smoking at a literal cafe. And when that phased out cigar lounges became a thing. I’m sure smoking a cig in there would be fine. I really don’t see why not. I feel like these Japanese smoking lounges are something special and even more so in the east a lot of those countries embrace cafes whether for smoking or playing video games. It’s a really cool place to hang out. Personally I wouldn’t hang out there but it’s cool to see. I wish you could smoke weed at cafes like Amsterdam. That’s more my speed. And that black tea is just how I take it aswell.
idk if you have prince cigs in america but here in norway we have prince and prince reds are 9 miligrams of nicotine and that certainly will get u buzzed if you are used to smoking up to 2 miligrams of nicotin cigs
Very happy because he can smoke inside a cafe. I do understand that. That´s how i felt in Cambodia where you are allowed to smoke inside of bars, pubs and clubs. Even some hotels allow it. I loved it there. Cambodia seemed more free to me overall than the european countries that i´m used to.
bro the way you smoke is so out of the ordinary its funny when you pulled out the HiLite and started puffing with no hands I completely lost my shit 😂😂😂
How quick we forget what life was like only a few years ago. How is this possible? I thought all developed countries had banned indoor smoking? I applaud the ethos of "choice", we should be allowed to choose what type of environment we socialize/work in.
Agree 100%. I no longer enjoy going out into societ, the world has gone utterly mad. Japan is one of the last bastions of freedom, and it really is one of the most polite, orderly and respectful societies on earth.
I stopped smoking and drinking more than 5 years ago because of health concerns and to be honest I don't even enjoyed it very much at the end. Now I can't imagine myself drinking or smoking. Nevertheless, because of your enthusiasm and joy, I find this content entertaining and interesting.
go to indonesia i guarantee you, you can smoke anywhere there (as long as there aren't any kids around) many cafe's are allowed to smoke, preferably outside. It's nice here, and it's very much polite towards tourists, as well.
i definitely do wanna visit again ngl 😂😂 living there? not so sure. it might be fun for a couple years but there is so much that goes into getting even semi permanent residency that i don't know if it's worth the trouble. i can definitely see myself staying there for the full 90 days that US citizens are granted, and then hopping over to another country nearby for the length of time that is allowed, and then going back though.
@@jacobfuckingjones Foreigners never fit in. The locals are very xenophobic. Great to visit though, and love to go back soon and enjoy a few stogies and coffees in a lounge.
this seems like my type of place I really don’t like to go eat or drink at places if I’m not allowed to smoke while I drink and wait for my food that’s just me but greetings from McAllen, Texas brotha✌🏻
Yes, used to smoke on Starbucks patios all the time back in the day, haven't smoked in years but really enjoy your videos very relaxing to watch the simple things 😅
Box 6 will have 2 brands that i havent seen in many years i didnt think i would ever find known for their low tar and nicotine i know i told you this before but hint i didnt tell you they are one of the more different looking cigarettes the other older brand is also known for its different kind of filter quite a few different brands and some surprises will be in the box like i said in my other message to you a while ago ill send it out probably thursday next week you should get it on monday or tuesday june 5 or 6 bye for now
I'm looking forward to seeing what those brands are, appreciate the support once again man :) Always interested to try cigs that are especially hard to find, makes them all the more interesting. And I look forward to (hopefully) picking it up soon! I hope the package doesn't get lost again, fingers crossed 🤞 Appreciate all the support once again man :)
@@sesimono555 Because it tastes delicious and it gives you a mean dopamine hit! And it instantly alleviates depression and anxiety. Everything contains chemicals. Japanaese cigarettes are probably the highest quality in the world these days, most other countries use toxic FSC paper which makes them even worse.
indeed it was, i cut a decent chunk out during editing as there was a lot of dead space where nothing was happening. i think the video was originally 35 minutes, so yeah, i definitely cut out a bunch 😂😂
I know it might seem weird to you but just imagine a world where it's possible to smoke anywhere(restaurants, schools, offices, trains and even some airlines with very few exceptions) well that was the norm 20-25 yrs ago. Now some countries even prohibit smoking while walking outside. They are crazy
it is inspiring to see autistic people get out and do things. paint the town and weird people out with those classic autistic vibes. so wholesome. btw vitamin ciggies is one of the most essential vitamins of life. who knows where i would be without em, prolly dead in some ditch somewhere smh.
Not cigarette related however in Japan have you found it is easy to get around with not being able to speak much Japanese like are there mostly English translations on place names and menus ? (Love you’re videos man :)
In Poland it's pretty much the same. Smoking in public places is illegal except for outdoors - so you can't smoke in buildings, on bus stops, train stations, school or uni property etc. but there are for sure quite a few bars that have designated smoking rooms where you can enjoy a nice ice cold beer or a coffe and smoke, which is always a pleasure
I stopped smoking 5 years ago but whenever I crave cigs I come here and watch Jacob smoke instead. Thank you for sacrificing your lung for us champ!
aye glad to provide content that keeps you strong man 💪 and gotta be doin it ykwis 😎😎
not just lungs, your whole body
@@jacobfuckingjones what why
@@kevdragcig Cancer is very much based on luck. It's just when one of your cells goes faulty. Smoking barely does anything to it. Lungs regenerate fully after some months of quitting as well.
@@sparkkoo0Cope harder. All modern science says you're wrong.
I’m Japanese. I’m a fan of your channel and I’m very happy that you came to Japan. There are a lot of smoking cafes in Japan, but I highly recommend the old-fashioned smoking cafes because they have an atmosphere and you can feel the Japanese smoking culture.
2020年以降、新しい法律でレストランやカフェでの喫煙は禁止されたそうですが、本当ですか？
Regrettably I didn't visit any smoking cafes besides this one, but I really should have. I'll have to keep your recommendation in mind for next time I visit! Appreciate the info man !
@@jbs4782 確かに以前よりは厳しくなりましたが、喫煙できる場所はまだ沢山あります。
@@jacobfuckingjones thank you. Please try it. And My favorite cigarettes are Peace and Lucky Strike.
Wow, tell us more about the culture please.
bro smokes like its a competition
it is and ur losing
i smoke 1000 in a DAY
@@freyasworn2600wow and you think smoking is cool?
@@lenaisnumber1buddy, i’m no expert but he smokes 1000 a day, that’s pretty cool
@@lenaisnumber1it is
Just a simple dude enjoying a simple cigarette in a simple lifestyle.
Simple cancer speed run
@@ankieb3980 certainly no complaints on my behalf
@@RoBodiMonD ykwis ykwis
amazing
yep, so simple..
Jacob FUCKING Jones, every time I come across one of your videos and am half way in, I have to ask myself, "why am I watching this?", and I think I know the answer. It is because you are just being real in front of a camera and letting whoever wants to watch watch. You aren't bending yourself to appeal to people, and I respect that. Seeing you experiment on yourself is pretty fun too lol.
are you saying that the way he speaks to the camera is natural? Hahahahahaha wth.
@@patrikpass2962 yeah i mean he is just being himself and not being some character for the camera, YKWIS?
@@georgejuh He totaly is a char.
@@patrikpass2962 yeah everyone is a character to some extent i guess, can only assume what people's real selves actually are
@@georgejuh most people do not talk and act like a typical scripted american news reader like Jacob Jones does.
Go to Serbia you can smoke indoor everywhere, even has plaques saying ' Smoking indoor is allowed - Serbian ministry of health'
Lmao
ight i'm goin to serbia 😤😤😂
Based Serbia
@@jacobfuckingjones Go to Bosnia instead!!! Same thing, smoking allowed anywhere, but its much prettier!!
Yeah, when i was in Serbia and at the AirBnB i asked the host is there designated place for smoking. She was just like "Yeah, inside the apartment"
You would easily be popular to young Japanese people due to your mannerism, enthusiasm in videos, and how you have lots of fun things to talk about. I imagine that being hard to do once the record button is hit. So seriously good on you man! Very likeable guy. - Cheers from Southern Japan!!
makes sense, he also speaks clearly so i imagine he’d be a great youtuber to watch to also learn english from
@@arus.2171 Totally agree with you yup. He does speak clearly indeed.
I quit smoking three years ago and watching these do help keep the cravings away. I hate how much it harms us. Awesome video. Enjoy it while you can and quit before anything happens.
smoking harms way less than artificial foods, sugar and alcohol. I ain't promoting it but that's the fact
@@nek_adno thats false pal
@@Frostygalaxy whenever some smoker dies- doctors classify its death to ''tobacco- induced'' statistics
"quit before anything happens"
that would be before the first cigarette 😭
This man rips cigs like a blunt 😂
im sayyyin
I know 😂😂😂 how’s he not know how to smoke lol
@@chipmunk1227 Teach us how to "properly" smoke
that’s what i was thinking haha
@@jozefswafford7935ay fr i totally know what he’s saying tho 😂 👑 bro got lowshkey faded off them Harajuku cigs 😎 🚬 💨
dude you need to make more vlog-esque content of you exploring and visting places this is great
I'll have to see what I can do in the future! Thanks for the input man, glad you enjoyed the vlog!
@@jacobfuckingjonesi also agree with him!
matching profile pic
When I was in Kyoto I spent almost all of my time at BiVi Nijo playing arcade games and coin game while chain smoking. I hit the Super Mega Jackpot on the Mario Party 8 coin game and a whole crowd gathered to watch it go down. A lady came out with a golden box and walked up to me and opened it towards me. I thought just became a millionaire, but it was just a voucher that said if I won 2 more times I could pick a prize from the gift shop. It was one of the most insane things to happen to me.
blud smoked 3 cigarettes in 20 minutes just for us, respect
It's all about the look
Japan banned indoor smoking in venues a few years ago, from 2019-2020 is when they made a change. Smoking used to be allowed in almost every restaurant. Sometimes leaving the weekends only off or on for smoking in the premise. So that it would still be a smoking & family area. Almost every building had a vent area hood/smoking area for people to go to. Japan is essentially the 80's to 90's of americas casual smoking. Most homes also have these vents in kitchens so that the smoke doesn't damage the house as much.
That’s wild, how do the places like the one he went to still operate? Sorry this is almost a year later I’m genuinely curious though.
I'm a firm non-smoker, and I hate being around people smoking. But recently I went to japan and accidentally want to an old smoking cafe in Kyoto, and we already ordered before we actually noticed someone start smoking. I wont lie, it was actually one of my favourite moments on my trip, Japanese cigarettes smell a lot more 'light' than Australian smokes. It was run by this old guy and the coffee was amazing, and the atmosphere was so unique. Ive been craving to return to the cafe, which I never thought I would think, since I still HATE being around smoking in Australia. If you are ever in Japan, just give it a go, worst case you have a quick drink and leave. But I promise you wont have an experience like it anywhere else in there world.
Edit: The Cafe was 'Colorado Coffee Shop'. If you are ever in Kyoto, I highly recommend. Just remember to be respectful and quiet in the shop :)
My first experience was at an izakaya when the kind gentleman sitting next to me actually asked me if it was ok to light up before he did. I don't smoke but it was pretty cool.
congrats for having acquired a new unhealthy addiction i guess
Nerd
Yeah man, went to Japan recently as an Aussie, definitely stronger in Aus. Amazing how cheap cigarettes were there too, and the frequency of smoking. At least aus rakes in taxes for it...
Smoking indoors is still pretty common in Europe too. Germany (depending on the state), Switzerland (depending on the Canton), Denmark, Portugal, Croatia and Slovakia allow smoking throughout in small pubs/cafes and smoking rooms in larger establishments. Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Slovenia Poland and Estonia allow just smoking rooms. Definitely if you get the chance come visit us in Europe and enjoy what our smoking culture has to offer. If you can, visit Bosnia. You can smoke in the airport, shopping malls and pretty much everywhere inside except the hospital.
Europe is definitely more smoker friendly than North America. I wish I could just smoke at a outside patio for once lol
@JB S that's crazy. In Ireland we have amazing smoking areas. They're technically outside but they're about 50-90% inside depending on the bar. You'll fail as a bar if you don't have a good smoking area in Ireland and they're usually completely full.
@@Irishbeermonk Damn that's crazy. Europe is definitely better for smokers like me who like to sit down and smoke lmao
ight europe might just have to be next on my list ngl 😂😂 sounds like lots of fun
appreciate all the info man !
@@jbs4782 Fuck no eu isnt :DD Have ya seen cigarrette prices ??
fucking 10euros for cheapest packet here.
cheapest cigs are at russia and belarussia
The feeling of coziness and hygge this video gives is just incredible
imagine saying hygge
Hygge??
It's danish for cozy. It's a whole concept in Denmark. It's pronounced Hyuga@@thedumbdog1964
yes my brother lots of hygge and lunhet
In Amsterdam there is a restaurant called Barneys that kinda remind me of a slightly upscale chain restaurant with an attached (cannabis) coffeeshop, and you can smoke incredible weed at the table waiting for your calamari. Its a real trip as its one of the first cannabis businesses by the airport serving train station, so always a big culture change coning from the UK.
3:40 he smoked that cig like my homie if he can smoke weed for free.
Stopped smoking a few months back but I love watching your videos, they bring
me some sort of joy and some sort of good feeling, I cant explain it. Love the video.
This is insanely chill, very comforting to watch
glad to hear man :) appreciate the insight !
I love that you can see the look in Jacob's eyes as he lights that first cigarette where he's thinking, "Wait, am I allowed to smoke here?"
Honestly 😂 It was so odd for the first couple minutes, didn't feel quite right to say the least
I was raised in a family of smokers, but never took up the habit. Only myself and my grandfather didn’t smoke, it baffled my whole family! I went to Tokyo twice in 2001, and smoking was everywhere! I wandered into a 2-story McDonald’s and the whole second floor was smoking. I guess the city has changed quite a bit, so a place like you’re at would be really useful for smokers.
Even tho, I like your style of videos, new subscriber!
as someone struggling big time after 25 years chain smoking, it'll catch up with you man, I majorly regret it and don't wish this addiction on anyone
we ball
We ball
Nicotine is good for u tf u mean
We ball
I quit cigarettes with tobacco free pouches. Super cheap and from what I can tell they are just Nicorette in pouch form. Check it out. I still smoke a pipe occasionally but I feel a fuck ton better. Keep going man it's worth it.
If ever you have an Asian store near your residence, I would recommend you to procure some "gun powder" black tea. It's one of the best commercial/bulk tea's available. As strong as English breakfast but a very smooth aftertaste. Rated better than matcha/fresh green tea as health benefits. Matches very well cigarette flavours. Great to see you are enjoying yourself.
Also go for some nice aged ripe pu'erh!
I dropped from 300 pounds to 170 pounds in 1 year by drinking Chinese Gundpowder Green Tea every day and walking 3 miles a day. Has a nice smoky note to it.
If you make it out to less western-facing or more traditional areas in Japan you can find a lot more cafes you can smoke in. I went to a cafe right in front of the Kyoto main station called World Cafe Colorado where you can smoke cigs or IQOS and it has a very nice atmosphere. A lot of the small business cafes seem to be like that in Kyoto as well
Smoking in a indoor public place hits different with all the restrictions now. I remember lighting a smoke in a Vegas casino for the first time and the panic that hit at first of "am I allowed". But smoking in the Vegas Airport will always be the one that made me go WOW.
A real wild experience was being able to smoke pretty much anywhere in Mississippi, including having smoking rooms in the airport. The deep south is a whole different breed lol. I don't smoke cigs anymore, but damn do I miss the social element of it.
This video is so fantastic. The atmosphere of it is incredible. Feels like you are in the cafe with you.
Happy to hear you enjoyed man :)
Thank you for being my good companion, when I am alone, I just sit down, light up my cig and relax while watching you, big love for you brother❤❤❤ from Iraq
You be smokin' that shit like a fat blunt. love it!
Glad you're having fun man you deserve it keep up the vids :)
this was months ago man.
appreciate it man, had a great time in japan, and i gotchu !!
its crazy, in the UK smoking was banned in enclosed public areas since 2007 but it feels as if it was never a thing.
it’s like im in a parallel universe where jake gyllenhaal dropped acting and started a youtube channel about smoking cigarettes
When i heard he was ordering tea i had to bust out the tea bags but tea is probably one of the most underrated drinks.
Also the pipe is coming together but today all i'm doing on it is finishing the cutting of what i'm going to use as the bowl and take measurements because i chose to work on one part each day so i estimate it will be done by the end of the weak. Glad your exited for it.
honestly, tea is so good 👌 i've been drinking it with no sugar, took some getting used to, but now i'm noticing many more flavor undertones, it's so nice.
and ayee i'm looking forward to seeing it and smoking out of it man !! i really do appreciate you making one, so hype to see how it turns out. been getting into pipe tobaccos a lil bit so especially excited now because of that 💪
@@jacobfuckingjones that reminds me do you want a rugged looking pipe or a professional-ish look pipe?
@@jacobfuckingjones oh also the pipe might not get done this week but i'm trying to get it done by saturday.
@@jacobfuckingjones Pipe tobacco is so good. Pipe smoking needs to become mainstream again. 😎😎
I'ma have to be honest with you homie I think tea is one of the most popular drinks ever. Dunno if I'd say underated in the slightest
I'm a 30 year old guy in Texas and the very last indoor smoking spot in my area was a bar across the street from where I work. I don't drink alcohol at all but I went all the time with friends and just had a Dr. Pepper. Last year that bar was no longer permitted to allow indoor smoking and I have been longing for something like this ever since. Absolutely love your work as a fellow smoker. Hope the cigs and tea were delicious together!
jacobfuckingjones the man who makes a living by only straight chillin'. Now this is a smart man.
1:42 The sweetest greeting I've heard in a while
Hey Jacob, just wanted to drop a quick thank you for your awesome videos! Your passion for smoking is truly inspiring. Since I started watching, I've been motivated to pick up the habit myself. At 15, I'm already puffing through 2 packs a day, but I'm aiming for five! Keep those smoky vids coming!
I hope you will achieve your goals! At 16 I already upgraded to 4 packs a day. Don't give up on your dreams!
oh babes by 16 you will have 5 types of c@ncer! so happy for you honestly
ngl the smell left when you smoke indoors is kinda comforting to me, idk why since my family never really had a smoker
I don't really smoke, but when I stumbled upon the smoking section at a Deny's is Tokyo .... it really put a smile on my face; brought back childhood memories of a bygone America.
I went to Carlsbad in the Czech Republic in 2014 with some friends, and back then you were sill allowed to smoke indoors at most places. It was surreal, coming from the UK where there were 0 public places where you can smoke, to a place where you can escape the bitter chill (we went during the winter), sit down at a table, take off your coat and relax knowing that you can light one up without having to stand in the cold and freeze was simply amazing.
I got to experience how life was like before I was born, from the start of the 21st century up until around the mid-2000's when smoking indoors in public places was slowly but surely getting banned in most countries, at least in the western world. I wish there were still dedicated places in the UK (and the US) where you can smoke indoors, if there are I've never heard of them. I understand that smoking is bad for your health, but for those of us who still do smoke, it would be nice to go to a place where we aren't forced to stand in the cold like shivering rats, while our non-smoker friends remain warm inside.
Great video! Reminded me of the good old days, will definitely revisit it when I'm feeling nostalgic!
Hell yea Jacob I love these videos!
For USA, I think there's some places where you can smoke inside, but it's really rare and it's mostly in the rural areas of the deep south
You can still smoke at bars in PA if they don't sell food. In fact, there's a bar in my town where you can still smoke inside.
You can still smoke inside casinos where I live. They have a cigar lounge with a full bar, TVs and couches. But half of the casino floor is a smoking area too.
The only places I know you can smoke inside of are the old school bowling alley’s. It’s all older people tho I feel the younger people just go to round1 or places like those since they don’t smoke as much
This has gotta be one of the best tea and cigarrete videos, if i may say so myself.
just discovered you and I love you
dude’s hobby is cigarettes. so much respect for this man.
You’re kidding right
Smoking inside bars and stuff was legal here in Austria until like 4 or so years ago and it really was a vibe. 😂😂
Love the vibes! Try finding somes izakayas in the Tokyo area, I went to one which allowed smoking inside. Japan is a wonderful place
Damn cool. You’ve been to japan😂 welcome to Japan
I quit 20 years ago, but now and again I will have a dream where I'm smoking and it's somehow magically fixing all problems =P I quit because my dad died of a lung disease and it was the most horrifying thing I've seen in my life, still to this day, and I watch a lot of horror movies.
I was wondering about why I started smoking, and I realised that ciggerettes give people the illusion of managing their stress. You deliberately create a habit that sets up a craving that is easily sated at reguar points during the day. All it takes to competently fix that little craving problem is to suck in smoke from a white stick, and here you are "meeting your needs", smashing it out the ball park on every drag. Maybe that's why poorer people are like 4 times more likely to smoke than wealthy people, or something like that.
Not a day goes by where I don't think to myself that quitting was one of the best things I ever did for myself. I usually think it when I'm on the toilet for some reason, even though I never smoked on the toilet -- not even once!
This just shows how to appreciate the little things
The leaves used in Peace are not only Japanese Virginia leaves, but also a blend of over 400 kinds of Virginia leaves collected from all over the world. The leaves are aged for a year, and a professional (such as a perfumer) decides the composition according to the time. When Peace was first released, it was sold at a high price as an ultra-premium cigarette, but it is now sold at a relatively low price. Also, if you smoke Peace without a filter, it is preferable to smoke Peace in a can (tobacco in a can, 50 cigarettes). Because it is a can, the quality has hardly deteriorated since production, and the tobacco has a high moisture content, so it has a rich aroma and smoothness that cannot be obtained with other cigarettes. Canned Peace is often sold not at convenience stores but at privately run tobacco stores.
i love the japan videos
happy you're enjoying them man !!
Haven’t smoked or vaped in 8 months but I still love this channel 😂
I been subbed for about two years now ide say and mate your videos are so very wholesome and honest ❤ so glad you are still making videos 🎉
I was in Japan about 10 years ago before many of these laws took effect. I had quit smoking for about 7 years at that point, but let myself enjoy it for the week (and yes I've been smoke free since).
As much as I am anti-smoking right now, TBH it really felt nostalgic and reminded me a lot of my youth. In Japan in 2014 I was able to smoke in bars and indoor areas. Even the house I rented allowed smoking indoors.
In the early 90s in Canada you could smoke everywhere, malls, coffee shops, restaurants etc. As a kid/young teen we smoked a lot - something that seems downright heinous today, but at the time I really did enjoy it along with the social aspect of it. Smoking was so common that even though we were clearly underage, nobody cared. I remember smoking at the arcade playing pinball, MVC etc.
At the time that I was in Japan, I was smoking at a bar, chatting with a local and they were telling me new laws were about to come in to make it illegal to smoke indoors. It's definitely for the best. I wouldn't light a cigarette again for anything, but I can easily admit it was a very enjoyable experience - not worth it at all in terms of health impact - but enjoyable in the moment.
I love living here; just the feeling of being able to sit inside with my friends, eat a nice meal, drink some beers and have a few smokes indoors without having to pause the conversation and step outside or something like that. Just being able to be treated like an adult.
Not being allowed to smoke inside an establishment means your not treated like an adult?
@@xavierc6652 Yes i think it is more mature to allow a business owner to decide what they would like to offer in their private business than enforcing a blanket ban.
@@TheRealUnconnected ohh I see what you mean.
Is this whole channel just centred around smoking cigarettes? 😂 Gotta say it’s pretty unique
I am a smoker and been one since I was 13. I have never in my life seen someone so excited to smoke inside. Bruh, come to Greece, you can smoke wherever you want to. But recently they are trying the indoor smoking ban again, though the try every year and always are unsuccessful.
I live in Shanghai and Smoking inside is also not legally allowed here, however, in some area, especially some BBQ restaurant and some bars, at night when you are there, you can smoke cigs inside, and no one would come up to you to stop doing this.
I start smoking for 3 years, and of course, I know smoking is bad for health, me and others. So every time I smoke inside, to some extent, I felt guilty, even if that's "allowed". BUT, by the time you walk into a cafe, the background music is relaxing , you order a nice cup of coffee, and find a nice position to sit. Then, you light up a cig and smoke, look around, and nobody cares about what you've done, this feeling is absolutely AMAZING!
I can tell you are a casual smoker (by the rips back to back to back). Which is good. Problem is that’s hard to maintain. Be careful and have fun!
This is so cool to see a smoking friendly cafe in Japan. Did not know this exists. Very cool 😎
next time you go you need to take everyone’s cigs to assert dominance
truth 😤😤😂
Peace is good, just watch out for HOPE. My god. HOPE has no filter and was too much for me, but quite an experience
Belive it or not, I was just in Indiana recently and they still allow smoking in bars and casinos. Not sure if that’s the only state that allows it but I know they do.
ight imma have to visit indiana now 😳😂
Most bars in the state don’t allow it, but yep casinos do
they allow that in almost all casinos in the states lmao
Good to know as I'm in Illinois were it's not allowed. I've always wanted to smoke a fat cigar and play blackjack.
lol everywhere in the US used to be a smoking facility whether it be an airplane or a bowling alley. When I was little it would be like “smoking or non smoking at a literal cafe. And when that phased out cigar lounges became a thing. I’m sure smoking a cig in there would be fine. I really don’t see why not. I feel like these Japanese smoking lounges are something special and even more so in the east a lot of those countries embrace cafes whether for smoking or playing video games. It’s a really cool place to hang out. Personally I wouldn’t hang out there but it’s cool to see. I wish you could smoke weed at cafes like Amsterdam. That’s more my speed. And that black tea is just how I take it aswell.
idk if you have prince cigs in america but here in norway we have prince and prince reds are 9 miligrams of nicotine and that certainly will get u buzzed if you are used to smoking up to 2 miligrams of nicotin cigs
Damn thats a lot. Bit too high for my taste lol.
Very happy because he can smoke inside a cafe. I do understand that. That´s how i felt in Cambodia where you are allowed to smoke inside of bars, pubs and clubs. Even some hotels allow it. I loved it there. Cambodia seemed more free to me overall than the european countries that i´m used to.
I'm from Croatia, here and in whole Balkan it's perfectly normal to smoke in cafes. There are also many restaurants that allow smoking too.
ight imma have to pull up to croatia now ngl
Idk why bro but you seem cool af 😂 love your attitude and your outlook brodie keep up the good work
Love your videos❤
bro the way you smoke is so out of the ordinary its funny
when you pulled out the HiLite and started puffing with no hands I completely lost my shit 😂😂😂
How quick we forget what life was like only a few years ago. How is this possible? I thought all developed countries had banned indoor smoking? I applaud the ethos of "choice", we should be allowed to choose what type of environment we socialize/work in.
Agree 100%. I no longer enjoy going out into societ, the world has gone utterly mad. Japan is one of the last bastions of freedom, and it really is one of the most polite, orderly and respectful societies on earth.
@@bigchief2331 "Bastions of freedom" idk about that one honestly, for example weed is still illegal af there
We still got indoor smoking in most bars in germany. At least in my city
homogenous would be a better word than bastion of freedom. @@TheItalianoAssassino
Wow, I didn't know that, I thought the EU would have put an end to it?@@Methbiker
I stopped smoking and drinking more than 5 years ago because of health concerns and to be honest I don't even enjoyed it very much at the end. Now I can't imagine myself drinking or smoking. Nevertheless, because of your enthusiasm and joy, I find this content entertaining and interesting.
Be careful, that smoking cafe is on 🔥🤓
go to indonesia i guarantee you, you can smoke anywhere there (as long as there aren't any kids around) many cafe's are allowed to smoke, preferably outside. It's nice here, and it's very much polite towards tourists, as well.
In Eastern Europe every coffee shop is a smoking coffee shop 😂
As it should be 💪💪
I went to Austria in 2017 and the smoking culture was surreal. There was a tabak shop on every street and people smoked everywhere.
I don't smoke at all but I really enjoy these videos 😃you seem like a cool guy
happy you enjoy man :) thanks for the kind words !!
Thanks for never lying and never complaining in your videos 🙏🙏
Gotta do it, what can I say
I have a feeling Jacob is going to visit Japan again. Or maybe even live there
there are many other palces where you can still smoke indoors without going in japan
@@notme1998 Japan lit tho still
i definitely do wanna visit again ngl 😂😂 living there? not so sure. it might be fun for a couple years but there is so much that goes into getting even semi permanent residency that i don't know if it's worth the trouble. i can definitely see myself staying there for the full 90 days that US citizens are granted, and then hopping over to another country nearby for the length of time that is allowed, and then going back though.
@@jacobfuckingjones Foreigners never fit in. The locals are very xenophobic. Great to visit though, and love to go back soon and enjoy a few stogies and coffees in a lounge.
@@jacobfuckingjonesYou should come to Ireland bro and we can meet up in Dublin
this seems like my type of place I really don’t like to go eat or drink at places if I’m not allowed to smoke while I drink and wait for my food that’s just me but greetings from McAllen, Texas brotha✌🏻
GREAT VID!
glad you enjoyed man :)
Yes, used to smoke on Starbucks patios all the time back in the day, haven't smoked in years but really enjoy your videos very relaxing to watch the simple things 😅
He smokes like it's his first cigarette ever
Box 6 will have 2 brands that i havent seen in many years i didnt think i would ever find known for their low tar and nicotine i know i told you this before but hint i didnt tell you they are one of the more different looking cigarettes the other older brand is also known for its different kind of filter quite a few different brands and some surprises will be in the box like i said in my other message to you a while ago ill send it out probably thursday next week you should get it on monday or tuesday june 5 or 6 bye for now
I'm looking forward to seeing what those brands are, appreciate the support once again man :) Always interested to try cigs that are especially hard to find, makes them all the more interesting. And I look forward to (hopefully) picking it up soon! I hope the package doesn't get lost again, fingers crossed 🤞 Appreciate all the support once again man :)
I dont smoke but watching your videos is so soothing
Man I would love to go to a smoking Cafe because my two favourite things in the world are smoking and coffee
hope you get the opportunity to do so eventually man 💪💪
Smoking is fun and relaxing but theres no better feeling then getting in shape and being healthy. Sign up to a boxing gym bro changed my life
@@kenkai2861 nah bro cigarettes on top
@@Slembilbong do both
@@Alex_T69 no just cigarettes
I love how aggressive Jacob smokes, and oddly a good way to stop myself craving cigarettes
Genuine question, how can you put that stick in your mouth knowing it contains thousands of dangerous chemicals?
@@sesimono555 Because it tastes delicious and it gives you a mean dopamine hit! And it instantly alleviates depression and anxiety. Everything contains chemicals. Japanaese cigarettes are probably the highest quality in the world these days, most other countries use toxic FSC paper which makes them even worse.
@@bigchief2331 great reply, what do you enjoy smoking?
@@sesimono555 cause I'm horribly fucking depressed and anxiety filled
@@MaaanImDead If it helps you feel better, i wouldnt say no. Since im the same.
man I get anxiety just from watching you smoke so quickly
This video must of been speeded up and or cut out you couldn't of smoked 3 or 4 cigarettes that fast
indeed it was, i cut a decent chunk out during editing as there was a lot of dead space where nothing was happening. i think the video was originally 35 minutes, so yeah, i definitely cut out a bunch 😂😂
I got 2nd hand smoke from just watching this video
Am I the only Japanese viewer?
It's possible, not gonna lie 😂
Came across your channel today. And I'm really enjoying it. Thanks! 💪
Glad you are man 💪 Appreciate the kind words!
I know it might seem weird to you but just imagine a world where it's possible to smoke anywhere(restaurants, schools, offices, trains and even some airlines with very few exceptions) well that was the norm 20-25 yrs ago. Now some countries even prohibit smoking while walking outside. They are crazy
Yeah until a 5 year old gets lung cancer
Can’t smoke indoors anywhere in the U.K.
it is inspiring to see autistic people get out and do things. paint the town and weird people out with those classic autistic vibes. so wholesome. btw vitamin ciggies is one of the most essential vitamins of life. who knows where i would be without em, prolly dead in some ditch somewhere smh.
Caffe❤
Never once touched a cig but Jacob fucking jones is a joy to watch, man just radiates positive energy.
Don’t touch one ;)
Not cigarette related however in Japan have you found it is easy to get around with not being able to speak much Japanese like are there mostly English translations on place names and menus ?
(Love you’re videos man :)
There are also plenty of apps to help you around foreign countries. 👍
I’m like a lil late to your latest life adventures but did you move to Japan?? Love watching your content!
In Poland it's pretty much the same. Smoking in public places is illegal except for outdoors - so you can't smoke in buildings, on bus stops, train stations, school or uni property etc. but there are for sure quite a few bars that have designated smoking rooms where you can enjoy a nice ice cold beer or a coffe and smoke, which is always a pleasure
Bro how he is smoking pisses my off he is smoking like it‘s a contest smhw
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