I subscribe to dozens of RUclips channels, but I think it's safe for me to say that +ONLY in JAPAN is my favorite. The videos are sporadic (understandable when one is that busy), but when I see a new video post, I get SO excited and have to watch immediately. Thank you for all of the great work, John, and for responding personally (and kindly) to some of the posts. Most people with this many subscribers will never respond. We appreciate it, good sir.
I'm half Japanese and I used to live in Japanese for a portion of my childhood and every time I watch a video about Japan I miss it more and more. I can't wait to go back next Christmas
Wow! This looks amazing, the closed off environment, huddling up into a corner of a small ramen shop eating delicious ramen. It's like a scene out of a movie haha. The ramen looks really really good too!
I grew up with Japanese culture and it took me a while to realize it. Kingdom Hearts, Ramen, Pokemon, YuGiOh, Studio Ghibli, and many other aspects. Now I can gain a more knowlegable insight into the country that helped contribute to most of my childhood memories. Thank you John!
Consider this an appetizer to more ramen episodes in this series! I learned a lot from this one so I can take that ramen knowledge to the next level. Eventually, ramen Jedi knight status -- where the noodles flow thought me. -John
Really great video John. I'm actually really glad you did this one, I went to Sapporo a few months ago, but the day I went to that alley, most of the shops were closed. (so thank heaven for Genghis Khan... and 7eleven) Thumbs up - have a great golden week. ^^ Thomas
You've gotta admire the perfection of the food preparation. The Japanese have made a proud tradition of it. Japanese chefs apply exquisite quality control. I love the atmosphere of these alley ways, too. What better way to navigate the streets.
You're very welcome and I'm so thankful to have so many thoughtful people watching. It encourages me to keep making the show at higher levels each time. Please do come for a visit to Japan because there are a million adventures here for everybody, from pop culture to history to technology to -- the weird and unusual :) I'm always learning something new about this fascinating place. If you have show ideas, always love to hear them! Ping me on the Facebook or Google Plus pages! facebook.com/onlyinjapantv/ -John
ONLY in JAPAN Thank you for your reply. I will continue to watch every episode that you upload and suggest others check out your amazing channel. Cheers!
Dude your too good for RUclips. Your videos should be on TV like Discovery Travel and Living. You never failed to amaze me and of course Japan is so beautiful.
What an amazingly quaint alleyway! Ramen really is one of the foods that I look forward to eating the most when I go to Japan. This really made me hungry, great video as always John! You must be by far the most professional J-Tuber there is.
Thanks! 8 minutes on 1 alley in Japan is actually a lot! I'll try to add a little more to the videos if I can. Thank YOU so much for supporting the show :) -John
But I really was full!! I just think I had better eat as much as I could because Sapporo has some amazing ramen. If you watch the Sapporo Snow Festival video, I ate a lot there too :) but I did also do a lot of walking. Ramen was like my gasoline in Sapporo. -John
You got that right! I didn't know that even miso ramen starts with a tonkotsu based soup. That's not limited to Fukuoka (Hakata) Ramen. Spicy Miso Negi Ramen is my favorite, it's simply ... AWESOME! -John
+ONLY in JAPAN I had no idea about the miso ramen starting with a tonkotsu based soup either. I guess that's why it all tastes great! My favourite is BUTA KAKUNI tonkostu ramen. Too delicious.
Thank You so much for the work you put into your videos....You videos are so positive and fun to watch...I always feel good after watching one of them!!
You're making me hungry! One of the best places I had ramen here in California was a ramen specialty place at the food court in Mitsuwa market or in Little Tokyo in Los Angeles. No ramen pack can compare to the taste of fresh char siu pork, soy sauce ramen.. Damn.. now I'm hungrier. Looks like I need to check out more of Anthony Bourdain's Japan episodes. He's great!
But nothing will compare to having it traditionally and originally in Japan itself. EVEN if the place is called Little Tokyo or whatever, it isn't in actual Japan :P
The first of many ramen videos :) every area of Japan has their own speciality ramen and that means an endless amount of food and episodes on RAMEN!! Woo-hoo!! -John
Well done as always! Love Ramen! We have a couple of good Ramen shops in the Toronto, Canada and Vancouver, Canada area (Robson Street). I thought I had pretty good Chinese food until I travelled to Hong Kong. The food was 10x better. Here is hoping my Ramen pilgrimage to Japan will not disappoint. What is your single best Ramen experience?
+Reese Me From the looks of it,very likely a Hostess Cafe,guys looking to talk to girls about their troubles and stuff or just chill out and hang with them while they get served drinks.
Nicely done John, it so adorable to see you layered in the cold, but added to the authenticity of a hot bowl of ramen, always look forward for more! xo
I will get deeper into the ramen broth in a future episode but I think each shop does it differently. I believe most use pork bone and there is no fish taste to it. I don't think they use any "dashi" fish stock. One shop I visited in Tokyo used shrimp for their stock. THAT WAS FISHY ... or shrimpy ... (KEISUKE RAMEN in Takadanobaba) but normally if you don't want seafood topping, you'll get a bowl of pork based soup with noodles. -John
Gandalf TheStoned Usually, you won't taste fish base in your "miso Ramen" especially. Some Sapporo Ramen place add fish stock in their soup to taste lighter, but because most of them uses pig feet, seaweeds, and vegetable stocks, fish base really won't stand out. If you order other Hokkaido Ramen (especially from Kushiro, Hakodate, mostly by sea) with salt or soy source, you have higher chance to encounter fish base soup. :)
I've thought about it Mr. Right Nut :) but there are so many talented J-vloggers converting EVERYTHING imaginable. I was most impressed with Rachel & Jun's channel because they hit many topics I'd want to cover like the "manza" / swastika controversy on Buddhist temples. It's certainly something I'm considering since I want to get more content to the channel subscribers but can't edit all the material to a good enough quality fast enough. A VLOG might be a nice between episode format :) -John
wow.. John your just amazing... I like your presentation the video shoot.. I keep watching it all time whenever I feel alone.. and please make your video long. shoot more n more.. God bless you
Wow, 1600 yen is the equivalent of 13 euro, which translate in 15 to 16 US dollars, which is not very much. I pay a lot more here in Dublin, which is a shame because they have to readjust their recipes to Irish palate. For example, I was travelling to Paris three weeks ago and I went to several Asian restaurants, and I have to say that the quality of the food there was incredible. It was also really cheap, in between 7 and 8 euro max, although you need a local to take you to these hidden places.
Who the hell started saying that "slurp is a compliment for the chef?" I'm a Japanese but I've never heard such a thing here. If you do not slurp, nothing matters.
Delwyn Garcia Maybe you can bring earplugs. haha But actually I didn't know that Westerners are that disgusted by slurping. I'm curious about why some people (like the guy in the video) don't care of slurping and even try it while some others just cant stand it.
PLEASE do more of this! It is wonderful to see all these special places and get inspiration! Thanks to you me and my wife went to the Gachapon place in Akihabara in 2014! Thanks a ton, it was really fun :D
Sure! There was an Italian tomato ramen ... can't say it was any good. Lots of dishes with little meat (meat is used to enhance the flavor of many Japanese dishes, not as the main course) but still, many vegetable dishes have meat. You can fine anything in Tokyo though. Highly recommend soba or udon with is meatless. You can add tenpura to it if you like :) -John
+Comet Ak there used to be a halal ramen shop here but it went out of business a couple of months ago :( there are halal options in Sapporo. Ask tourist information inside Sapporo Station. It's quite a large office. They know the newest halal places. Japan has been making a big push to know more about different diets. -John
Thanks. OMG! I'm so hungry now! ;) Didn't get a chance to try ramen when I was there last November, but I'm definitely going to try it this year when I come back. The sweet corn & spicy pork looked awesome. Great video John. Keep up the great work. Your video's have been an inspiration & very helpful tool for things to do & see when I go to Japan.
I subscribe to dozens of RUclips channels, but I think it's safe for me to say that +ONLY in JAPAN is my favorite. The videos are sporadic (understandable when one is that busy), but when I see a new video post, I get SO excited and have to watch immediately.
Thank you for all of the great work, John, and for responding personally (and kindly) to some of the posts. Most people with this many subscribers will never respond. We appreciate it, good sir.
Why is this stuff not on an educational T.V. channel? I miss the days when television was not only entertaining, but educational as well.
It is at NHK channel in japan, John was actually invited multiple times to do English shows for them.
because he's spreading rumors, like slurping is a sign to the chef that you like it. No it is not. He's wrong
Jictapus ! But slurping is okay, but not to hard of course. It even says so on Wikipedia.
Zesto I didn’t hear this from just him, but other people.
TV is outdated, Internet is the main entertainment of the future
John, I love watching your videos. The immersion in the traditional, non-touristy side of Japanese culture is great. Thanks for the experience.
I'm half Japanese and I used to live in Japanese for a portion of my childhood and every time I watch a video about Japan I miss it more and more. I can't wait to go back next Christmas
Damn that corn butter Ramen looked so good.
Woah, Trap Nation, I didn't expect to see you here
Neither do I...
Woah xD
Yo Trap!
Wait tap nation watches only in Japan?!?! Awesome!!!
I need to spend a month in Japan on a food tour 🍜
Andriette Keyser you go yet?
And buy 2 plane tickets for yourself on the way back home! 😁😁😄😃
@@justadjustor8993 3 for the snacks I will bring back.
@@andriettebergakker6604 Can't trust those precious babies in check-in!! 😄😁 (thank you for coming back to reply on such an old comment! 💝)
I love how you put the places and the prices. Your videos has very good informations. Thank you for this.
"Informations" 😂😂😂😂
i always love watching a new episode of only in japan
Wow! This looks amazing, the closed off environment, huddling up into a corner of a small ramen shop eating delicious ramen. It's like a scene out of a movie haha. The ramen looks really really good too!
I grew up with Japanese culture and it took me a while to realize it. Kingdom Hearts, Ramen, Pokemon, YuGiOh, Studio Ghibli, and many other aspects. Now I can gain a more knowlegable insight into the country that helped contribute to most of my childhood memories. Thank you John!
Great show as always, but it's too short John, we want to see more RAMEN. And that grilled pork ramen is my favorite.
Consider this an appetizer to more ramen episodes in this series! I learned a lot from this one so I can take that ramen knowledge to the next level. Eventually, ramen Jedi knight status -- where the noodles flow thought me. -John
+ONLY in JAPAN train hard John, until you can use the Force to slurp ramen awww yea!
'...but who cares about them, it's all about the RAMEN, man!'
I continue to love this episode more and more. Great job again, John.
5:05
"And this place , had what i was after"
Me : *confused if he's after the spicy ramen or free wifi*
I can see why Naruto loves his ramen so full of flavor and variety
6:35 to survive a snow storm, put your gloves on and come back for the third bowl of ramen ahahahahah
Hahaha! Fifth bowl :p I had two at Aji no Kanryu. -John
+ONLY in JAPAN did you really ate that all one after another? Or is it like day 1 , day 2?
I think it a great documentary u tube. I love the thing that posted by John Daub.
How to get fat with the simplest excuse.
I like this fellow because he has a variety of interesting things, shows an honest appreciation, and isn't too focused on being seen as unique.
Really great video John. I'm actually really glad you did this one, I went to Sapporo a few months ago, but the day I went to that alley, most of the shops were closed.
(so thank heaven for Genghis Khan... and 7eleven)
Thumbs up - have a great golden week. ^^
Thomas
You've gotta admire the perfection of the food preparation. The Japanese have made a proud tradition of it. Japanese chefs apply exquisite quality control. I love the atmosphere of these alley ways, too. What better way to navigate the streets.
I love your show. Thank you for giving us glimpses into life in Japan. I hope someday to visit :)
+SplendidTurd Well that depends on your taste.
right, like if you're Japanese.
You're very welcome and I'm so thankful to have so many thoughtful people watching. It encourages me to keep making the show at higher levels each time. Please do come for a visit to Japan because there are a million adventures here for everybody, from pop culture to history to technology to -- the weird and unusual :) I'm always learning something new about this fascinating place. If you have show ideas, always love to hear them! Ping me on the Facebook or Google Plus pages! facebook.com/onlyinjapantv/ -John
ONLY in JAPAN Thank you for your reply. I will continue to watch every episode that you upload and suggest others check out your amazing channel. Cheers!
Your voice needs to be on PBS on some kids show like fr I felt 6 again watching this.
I had the same thought. It has that old PBS feel when the cartoons are all done, and some documentary comes on.
+Gab Gallant He should do a documentary on ramen.
Blep blebhebhelbhe a what?
Blep blebhebhelbhe nvm i just noticed it
I love these vids. I always smash the like button for John
Dude your too good for RUclips. Your videos should be on TV like Discovery Travel and Living. You never failed to amaze me and of course Japan is so beautiful.
That's one thing on my bucket list, to try a bowl of authentic Japanese ramen. They looked SO good! My mouth is watering so much right now! :D
From a Japanese chef in japan or just a japanrse chef
What an amazingly quaint alleyway! Ramen really is one of the foods that I look forward to eating the most when I go to Japan. This really made me hungry, great video as always John! You must be by far the most professional J-Tuber there is.
these videos are so top notch. really makes me wanna go to Japan ASAP!
Your videos are so comforting to watch for when I miss Japan. Yet, it only makes me miss it even more. Such a lovely tease.
*I think you should make ur videos more longer. 8 minutes is not enough. I enjoyed your videos
Thanks! 8 minutes on 1 alley in Japan is actually a lot! I'll try to add a little more to the videos if I can. Thank YOU so much for supporting the show :) -John
ONLY in JAPAN you're welcome!! i love u give some infos and the details on the videos. And thanks again :3
+ONLY in JAPAN. 20 minutes maybe enough :)
+Hermawan Sutanto making a script and finding a subject to last for 20 minutes would become boring to watch after ten minutes. Unless it's food
+thegaygaymerchannel Wut.
Because of your channel my To do list in Japan just keep getting longer and longer. And this Ramen Alley just became my top 10. Thank you very much.
I always love your videos. I would've watched this for another 30 minutes, honestly. hahaha
Love your channel - the style is reminiscent of TV shows in the 90s, which reminds me of my childhood. Thanks for making these videos!
Thank you again for your interesting video.
Fantastic video. I remember watching Anthony Bourdain's episode and kept drooling over my keyboard. This one tops it.
"Anthony Bourdain came to the here"
lmao
Lol
yup, no wonder it looked familiar...even the cook was recognizable.
Erik Voorhies
Starfire comes to Japan.
ForceOfWizardry he does his own food shows.
Love you John! Your videos bring a smile to my face. Japan is such a beautiful country and I hope to visit it one day.
Best vlog on Japan 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
John, this is so awesome! Thank you for the post, I hope to bump into you in the streets of Japan one day!! That's my traveling goal!
Been there, and it's awesome. I miss good ramen so much. Beef bowls too. *sigh*
Most sugoi channel on youtube! love all of your videos! And John you are an amazing host!
Dam John how the hell are you not full from eating all that ramen noodle XD
But I really was full!! I just think I had better eat as much as I could because Sapporo has some amazing ramen. If you watch the Sapporo Snow Festival video, I ate a lot there too :) but I did also do a lot of walking. Ramen was like my gasoline in Sapporo. -John
he makes me drolling alot when eating ramen...
I think they share with his cameraman
I think ramen are usually thin and light... Except the meats
I'm hungry now. The seafood and the corn/butter ramen looked so amazing! Great video, as always.
Tonkotsu is always the way to go!
You got that right! I didn't know that even miso ramen starts with a tonkotsu based soup. That's not limited to Fukuoka (Hakata) Ramen. Spicy Miso Negi Ramen is my favorite, it's simply ... AWESOME! -John
+ONLY in JAPAN I had no idea about the miso ramen starting with a tonkotsu based soup either. I guess that's why it all tastes great! My favourite is BUTA KAKUNI tonkostu ramen. Too delicious.
True Mexico agreed!
Toxic Button Tonkotsu ramen is famous in Fukuoka！！
This Only in Japan is a very nice and informative show. I surely want to visit Japan now.
"Came to the here"
😂😂😂😂😂
I like your videos. They are very professional and can easily be mistaken for an actual show on TV. Keep up the good work 👍🏼
札幌ラーメンは確かに良い味 -sapporo ramen Sure Taste Good
Thank You so much for the work you put into your videos....You videos are so positive and fun to watch...I always feel good after watching one of them!!
You're making me hungry! One of the best places I had ramen here in California was a ramen specialty place at the food court in Mitsuwa market or in Little Tokyo in Los Angeles. No ramen pack can compare to the taste of fresh char siu pork, soy sauce ramen..
Damn.. now I'm hungrier. Looks like I need to check out more of Anthony Bourdain's Japan episodes. He's great!
I went to both of those! :) I actually preferred the one in mitsuwa over the one at little Tokyo.
+Bleu_Ace Santouka and Daikokuya? I live in Gardena so I also have lots of great ramen options- Toraji, Asa Ramen, Shinsengumi, Yamada-ya and Jidaiya.
But nothing will compare to having it traditionally and originally in Japan itself. EVEN if the place is called Little Tokyo or whatever, it isn't in actual Japan :P
ok
+Bleu_Ace Believe men man, the Shinsengumi ramen is even better!
I was so excited to click on this video. the Japanese food culture vids are my favorite!
watching this while eating my instant ramen. hmmmmmm~~~
I fucking love this channel, it's filmed in a very nostalgic way, it's educational yet still fun and relaxing.
was this all filmed in 1 day? or was this filmed more then just a day because that would be a LOT of ramen for just 1 day o_o
it was filmed in one hour
He ate 3 bowls of Ramen, right? I can eat that amount and more. ^^
He ate 4
I love all of your episodes. Each one is so well made and original. Clearly a lot of effort goes into making them. Keep up the good work!
I'm basically just having a lot of fun ;) thank you so much for the nice words. Really REALLY appreciate all the support from everyone!! -John
Now Im hungry 😯😯😯 haha
Lol so am I haha
+Jamie-Lee Pie that corn ramen looks so simple yet soooooo good
I'm not I don't eat ramen
+MikeOpina yeah true :)
The first of many ramen videos :) every area of Japan has their own speciality ramen and that means an endless amount of food and episodes on RAMEN!! Woo-hoo!! -John
These videos make me so hungry in a good way, it makes me more open minded to trying new things
Well done as always! Love Ramen! We have a couple of good Ramen shops in the Toronto, Canada and Vancouver, Canada area (Robson Street). I thought I had pretty good Chinese food until I travelled to Hong Kong. The food was 10x better. Here is hoping my Ramen pilgrimage to Japan will not disappoint. What is your single best Ramen experience?
Thanks Bryan! -John
Nah food in Hongkong dissapoints me compared to the rest in Asia
These videos are my favorite part of the month
You sound like willy wonka from tim burton charlie and the chocolate factory
Awesome! That was totally what I was going for too :) You sir have some sharp ears and excellent taste. -john
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lmfao!!! he does
93hothead
Correction Carlie and the (Ramen) factory
Great video John ! Can't wait to see what's next ! Love your channel by the way !
0:26 club badenbad.... what is this store about??
+Reese Me
From the looks of it,very likely a Hostess Cafe,guys looking to talk to girls about their troubles and stuff or just chill out and hang with them while they get served drinks.
Nicely done John, it so adorable to see you layered in the cold, but added to the authenticity of a hot bowl of ramen, always look forward for more! xo
I don't like fish, or seafood, does all the miso broth have some sort of fish in them? Even the charbroiled pork one? Thanks in advance :)
I will get deeper into the ramen broth in a future episode but I think each shop does it differently. I believe most use pork bone and there is no fish taste to it. I don't think they use any "dashi" fish stock.
One shop I visited in Tokyo used shrimp for their stock. THAT WAS FISHY ... or shrimpy ... (KEISUKE RAMEN in Takadanobaba) but normally if you don't want seafood topping, you'll get a bowl of pork based soup with noodles. -John
Gandalf TheStoned Usually, you won't taste fish base in your "miso Ramen" especially. Some Sapporo Ramen place add fish stock in their soup to taste lighter, but because most of them uses pig feet, seaweeds, and vegetable stocks, fish base really won't stand out. If you order other Hokkaido Ramen (especially from Kushiro, Hakodate, mostly by sea) with salt or soy source, you have higher chance to encounter fish base soup. :)
Yesssss! A new episode! I'm always eagerly waiting for a new one * O *
I wonder if john has considered doing vlogs. I'd think id enjoy that.
I've thought about it Mr. Right Nut :) but there are so many talented J-vloggers converting EVERYTHING imaginable. I was most impressed with Rachel & Jun's channel because they hit many topics I'd want to cover like the "manza" / swastika controversy on Buddhist temples. It's certainly something I'm considering since I want to get more content to the channel subscribers but can't edit all the material to a good enough quality fast enough. A VLOG might be a nice between episode format :) -John
wow.. John your just amazing... I like your presentation the video shoot.. I keep watching it all time whenever I feel alone.. and please make your video long. shoot more n more.. God bless you
Hmm. Stop making me hungry he he
Your videos are always well made, always enjoy watching them.
nothing warms u up except for those ladies at club badenbad
YESS ANOTHER VIDEO!!! I look forward to these videos, keep them coming.
Wow, 1600 yen is the equivalent of 13 euro, which translate in 15 to 16 US dollars, which is not very much. I pay a lot more here in Dublin, which is a shame because they have to readjust their recipes to Irish palate. For example, I was travelling to Paris three weeks ago and I went to several Asian restaurants, and I have to say that the quality of the food there was incredible. It was also really cheap, in between 7 and 8 euro max, although you need a local to take you to these hidden places.
Thanks to this video I've managed to taste the most delicious butter corn Ramen! Thanks John!
RIP Anthony :(. 4:20
Can't wait for the next vid; best channel on Japan tbh
Watching a person eating ramen while eating ramen...
+Xixy It's like the "Inception" of the Ramen world.
I came for the ramen only. Just kidding. I love your videos. Keep 'em coming.
Who the hell started saying that "slurp is a compliment for the chef?"
I'm a Japanese but I've never heard such a thing here. If you do not slurp, nothing matters.
guntank363 Ty for clearing that up. The slurping actually annoys the crap out of me
alexkg1 can't imagine being in a ramen shop with every single person slurping up their noodles.
Delwyn Garcia
Maybe you can bring earplugs. haha
But actually I didn't know that Westerners are that disgusted by slurping.
I'm curious about why some people (like the guy in the video) don't care of slurping and even try it while some others just cant stand it.
guntank363 itz like traditional you idiot -_-
GD InSiDious Did you know that such a tradition doesn't exist, idiot?
I LOVE YOUR VIDS!!!! I'll be in Japan in October for the first time. Can't Wait to try my first bowl of ラーメン
how can you try so many Ramens , don't you get full D:
+Kidda Soud In winter you get hungry real fast.
IKR. One of those would get me full.
I think he eats the ramen at different times and not all in a row
Hes shares with his cameraman
i truely love these videos, i love seeing all the awesome things thats in Japan especially how creative they can be with their food
4:23 really?"anthony bourdain came to the here" like what the
Good show John! Every bowl you had looked soo good!! Thanks for sharing this with us!
Only Australians would go to Japan for skiing.
1964 Winter Olympics were in Sapporo, so the world went there for skiing and much more.
PLEASE do more of this! It is wonderful to see all these special places and get inspiration! Thanks to you me and my wife went to the Gachapon place in Akihabara in 2014! Thanks a ton, it was really fun :D
what do you do for a living? what job do you have?
food show host though
I love these videos! You and a few other people on RUclips have inspired me to learn Japanese and hopefully go to Japan one day!
*Who cares about ramen? How about hitting Club Badenbad who was just next to the alley?? (>_
I should not watch these videos at night it makes me soooooo hungry and I love RAMEN 🍜 🍜🍜
could we find a vegetarian ramen there?
Sure! There was an Italian tomato ramen ... can't say it was any good. Lots of dishes with little meat (meat is used to enhance the flavor of many Japanese dishes, not as the main course) but still, many vegetable dishes have meat. You can fine anything in Tokyo though. Highly recommend soba or udon with is meatless. You can add tenpura to it if you like :) -John
+Comet Ak Why would you want that? You need meat.
+SakuraFoxFurry i am not vegan i am Muslim i just cant eat any meat.thank you
+Comet Ak there used to be a halal ramen shop here but it went out of business a couple of months ago :( there are halal options in Sapporo. Ask tourist information inside Sapporo Station. It's quite a large office. They know the newest halal places. Japan has been making a big push to know more about different diets. -John
+ONLY in JAPAN wow thats so great, thank you very much!
Wohoo! Love your channel! Love everything Japanese! Your videos are awsome! :):):)
Whats his ethnicity? Im having a hard time trying to figure out! lol
+pinkie24 John's? Indian, if I'm not mistaken.
His mother is from India, I think
Oh wow I was thinking he looked spanish
***** Nationality =/= ethnicity
Then why did you say Indian? Indian is a nationality also. Tamil, for example, would be an ethnicity.
Thanks. OMG! I'm so hungry now! ;) Didn't get a chance to try ramen when I was there last November, but I'm definitely going to try it this year when I come back. The sweet corn & spicy pork looked awesome. Great video John. Keep up the great work. Your video's have been an inspiration & very helpful tool for things to do & see when I go to Japan.
F. Rip Anthony Bourdain
I've been to this alley. My favourite place in Sapporo (well, apart from the brewery). Was there in the middle of winter, so this made my trip!
has anyone noticed the sex club right next to the alley
Ramen noodles...mmmm yes!!! Thank you for your efforts!!
Rip Anthony Bordain :(
Another GREAT video, thanks! Keep up the amazingly good work... gotta love Japan!
Yaayy new vid :D thank youuuu John! much luv from canada
Another excellent video. Thanks, as always. SLURP!
Thank (slurp) you (slurp)! -John
Great video!!! Aji No Kanryu has the best ramen IMO... I miss it so much! And the weather too lol
omg Thank you so much, I have a plan to open a ramen restaurant in my country. This video helps me so much. Thanks again!