in iraq we have a street in baghdad called "Al-Mutananbi street" which is a loooongg street full of bookstores and only bookstores. you can find old men displaying used books on the sides of the street which they just keep there at night because no one steals books. you'll find the biggest arabic publishing houses in there and so many indie bookstores and many of them have a big english books collection
So cool Ana, I love the cover design of Japanese books. When you think theres a district like this for like EVERYTHING in Tokyo, not just books, it’s mind blowing. Color me jealous!
Whenever I lose the motivation to read, I just pull up one of your videos. Your passion for reading and your exploration of cool bookstores reminds me that books will expand my world and make my day richer. Thanks for all the work you put into your videos.
Honkichi in Shimokitazawa is a must go for any book lovers in Tokyo, they also carry some really great vintage english books usually (if I haven't bought them before you get there)
Suuuuch a delightful video! I love seeing the emphasis on filming and cinematography. Also, although I would NEVER begrudge an income, there is something kind of nice about not having a sponsor. I obviously don't have any idea what it is like to actually be a youtuber, but there is a sense that you are freer when you are working independent. It reminds me of the earlier days of being subscribed, where it feels like such an intimate little community. Perhaps it is more like that on your patreon but alas, I am poor. Let it be known that a steady income would make it so you were the first person I would subscribe to. XX
My whole life I imagined Tokyo shops to be so nutty and gritty. Like NYC on speed x 1,000. Kind of the opposite! Very cream-colored with pops of brights and polite uniformity. Thank you for sharing 😍
I was fascinated by that door opening and closing with no one around (behind you). They have porn magazines and regular books in the same store. Give me a good old American bookstore any day.
Yeah g'day, calling Starbucks a coffee shop is an insult to good coffee houses but I loved the book shop tour. There a places like Jinbocho around the world. places like Wigtown (Scotland), Hay on Wye (Wales), and probably her in Aust.
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in iraq we have a street in baghdad called "Al-Mutananbi street" which is a loooongg street full of bookstores and only bookstores.
you can find old men displaying used books on the sides of the street which they just keep there at night because no one steals books. you'll find the biggest arabic publishing houses in there and so many indie bookstores and many of them have a big english books collection
this is so cool!
@@floralalune1299 it’s one of the coolest coziest places ever!!
I can’t believe how lucky we are with this kind of content😭😭😭😭😭
Japanese books have such brightly color spines and make me think of school workbooks for math or grammar.
You and Oleg are like the fun aunt and uncle that bring cool stuff and amazing stories from their adventures and I love it😂
This is the kind of bookstore reckless bookslut activity I'd go untested for. Excellent video, I hope you two had a fun time on your vacation!
“It’s always a long day.”
Oleg is a real one 😂
They say book stores are dying but evertime i go to my local spots they're always fairly busy.
Cool book store adventures, thx!
So cool Ana, I love the cover design of Japanese books. When you think theres a district like this for like EVERYTHING in Tokyo, not just books, it’s mind blowing. Color me jealous!
This is a great bucket list item: traveling around the world and visiting bookstores (not the only thing to do, but one of them).
Whenever I lose the motivation to read, I just pull up one of your videos. Your passion for reading and your exploration of cool bookstores reminds me that books will expand my world and make my day richer. Thanks for all the work you put into your videos.
I went here last year when I was in Tokyo and it was great!! Watching your video brought back fond memories. ❤
I'm impressed how fast Ana's grown her hair. I was beginning to think she's turned into a Shaolin monk
love everything about this, thank you for the content we don’t deserve
I love the way you film and edit! Thank you for showing us these cool bookshops!!
Honkichi in Shimokitazawa is a must go for any book lovers in Tokyo, they also carry some really great vintage english books usually (if I haven't bought them before you get there)
Oleg. Man of very few words, but all the right ones
This is a wonderful video and just perfect. Loved it. ❤
How did I find this? RUclips algorithm = magic. I love your channel.
Suuuuch a delightful video! I love seeing the emphasis on filming and cinematography. Also, although I would NEVER begrudge an income, there is something kind of nice about not having a sponsor. I obviously don't have any idea what it is like to actually be a youtuber, but there is a sense that you are freer when you are working independent. It reminds me of the earlier days of being subscribed, where it feels like such an intimate little community. Perhaps it is more like that on your patreon but alas, I am poor. Let it be known that a steady income would make it so you were the first person I would subscribe to.
XX
Best book videos on the internet!
My whole life I imagined Tokyo shops to be so nutty and gritty. Like NYC on speed x 1,000. Kind of the opposite! Very cream-colored with pops of brights and polite uniformity. Thank you for sharing 😍
Tokyo in general is a complete different vibe than ny. Much less chaotic, more clean and tidy
@@TheOriginalDogLP interesting to see a glimpse! I would love to visit someday. Looks really beautiful.
Exhausted, just watching you. I can’t imagine walking through all that for days.
Thank you Ana!!
Matching couples’ shorts ❤
I was wondering when you would use the whip sound effect in the video and there it is!: 9:00
Well you are in luck Miss, because I myself look a little bit vintage, a little bit different, and a little bit dusty! 🤣😜
This is such an awesome video!
Thanks Ana
Outstanding. Many thanks for sharing. I will, I must go.
Hii Ana amazing video as always!! Thanks for blessing my feed. I have a question, what cameras do you use to film? I love the way they look.
It just hit me who Oleg looks like: Vincent Cassel!!
Oh it's Eleven and Mike in Tokyo. IYKYK.
Waiting for your visit to 7-11.
Hope you are enjoying the trip. Always been a dream of mine to visit Japan.
it's Ohara
I was fascinated by that door opening and closing with no one around (behind you). They have porn magazines and regular books in the same store. Give me a good old American bookstore any day.
Yeah g'day,
calling Starbucks a coffee shop is an insult to good coffee houses but I loved the book shop tour. There a places like Jinbocho around the world. places like Wigtown (Scotland), Hay on Wye (Wales), and probably her in Aust.
Wow!! Are You there?!! 😳 Wonderful!! 😁👍
.... Big Dog....😆☺️😘🖐️
Don't tell my you haven't slurped noodles yet.