Dear Ben, this is for you: "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they attack you(more ridicule in this case), and then you win" All the laughs you had to endure "Ben's been to Japan" has now culminated into this beautiful episode. So glad to see the whole gang enjoying Japan :)
I appreciate James's honesty when admitting that he didn't like Japanese food that much, but he was still very adventurous and open-minded when trying everything. The best type of tourist, in my opinion! That being said,... Thailand next, boys?? 🙏
I (Hawaiian-Chinese) dated a British girl and the first thing I asked her was: do I have to eat an English breakfast? She said, only around my parents. Result: didn't have breakfast with parents.
I clicked on the video because I saw ramen, but now I need to find a stopping place in my work so I can take this in full on. Their excitement is infectious and their nervousness is adorable!!!! And they're a group of foodies this time. Curious.
Idea for pass it on, each person gets 5 minutes to cook but everyone goes twice ? might be funny to get to see how it changed from when your first go ?
I've watched Sorted on and off for about seven years now. It's magnificent how everything about the content has steadily improved while never losing its character. Thank you for everything you do.
I seriously thought there was something wrong with either my ears or my speakers when I heard Jamie's voice in the intro! Hope this is the return of the guys taking turns voicing the intro!
For me this is the very peak of what a RUclips video can be. This is why Sorted is my favorite channel period. The video quality is unparalleled and every detail is excellent, the establishing shots to the mix of commentary and food and personality. I’ve never been happier to see that a video is sponsored because you guys deserve it ❤️
I'd watch this even if it was an hour long and lasted 10 episodes (or more).....Japan is truly a food paradise, and I love watching the lads' excitement and joy eating great food and exploring new lands. Watching James eat that oyster made me....feel a certain kind of way too. I've never seen James in a mustard shirt before either, and it was fetching AF. Man, this fridgecam truly had everything
If you guys are still in Japan, for the best sake bar you need to travel to Kyoto and go to Yoramu Sake Bar in Nakagyo ward. It’s owned and operated by Yoram Ofer an Israeli expat who pairs sake to customers moods, how there day went/is going , what they plan on doing later that day etc. It’s quite a unique bar, no menus (at least there wasn’t when I was there) all sakes chosen for customers comes from their experiences and Yoram asking them questions then he selects a sake that he thinks will compliment the customer. It’s very small and very popular with the locals so hard to get into but I’m sure you will have no problems.
Oh my goodness! I’m so happy for you guys! Just seeing how far you all have come from, for the broke uni recipes, now high end Japanese cuisine ❤️ All of that is awesome. Favorite bit is Jamie with his expensive meat stick
5:185:26 I love how James embraces the local way of sun protection 😂👍 Many foreigners often find it weird, but in many Asian countries it's actually very common for people to use 'sun umbrellas' to shade from the sun in warmer months! (These umbrellas/parasols are also lighter than normal umbrellas used for rain)
@@SortedFood according to reliable sources (2 elder ginger ladies) it got better after they turned 50, they started to get a tan instead of 1st degrees burn. So only 20 more years for James then :P
As an Urban Planning student, something I really enjoy in this video is the urban density. There's a gent named Peter Calthorpe and he created golden rules for sustainable cities: 1) Expand Upwards not outwards, Urban sprawl needs to be eliminated. 2) Each part of the Central Business District should be a self-contained pocket, limiting need for vehicular travel to work 3) The streets should be adorned with walking, bike paths and transit lines rather than roads 4) Each pocket should have its own set of local businesses, like restaurants and Ma'n'Pa grocers. 5) The focus should be less on sidewalk that radiates heat and really centre around greenery that deflects and absorbs the heat. I'd heard that Japan was one of the very first places to really adopt these rules and seeing your guys' footage I can't help but squee. This is bloody fantastic!
It's beyond brilliant to see the sake pairing journey go from London to New York to Japan. What I love even more is how hard Sorted works to highlight food culture globally. Your videos make exploring the culinary world so accessible. Thanks Sorted!
I flippin loved this video, nothing excites me more than trying new foods I've never seen or heard of before. Thank you for all the great looking foods and the respect we all should have that feeds our bodies.
8:07 that melon wasn't supposed to be eaten raw lmao. Its flavor and texture is very light and delicate, and tastes really good when cooked in a light broth (like fish or pork broth)
The outtake with Jamie at the end 😂 Also, I feel like James might be the most shy/introverted of the group and this trip pulled him a bit out of his comfort zone.
@La Nausée I heard it in Barry's voice actually. But maybe that's because I've heard Barry use the word "flipping" as an adjective most often. (I tend to use it as an adjective often too)
This video is so amazing... combines so many of my favorite things: James, travel, food, wine, gorgeous camera shots (that time lapse at the end though!!), and James! So happy right now ❤️
I loved the sake videos from earlier and this just makes me realize that, not only do I need to find a place that offers sake tastings...I need to find a place that offers a tasting menu that pairs food and sake! So far, it all looks amazing (and overwhelming) and I'm looking forward to seeing what's next!
O o o h ... the anticipation ... I’ve always considered SORTED as a fun, slightly tongue in cheek cooking / foodie show. However this journey to Japan, spread over a few episodes, has turned it into a bit of a reality show. Really looking forward to seeing how Ben and James tackle this cooking challenge !
Good luck boys. I worked in an upscale japanese restaurant for a couple of years and it completely changed my understanding and appreciation for aesthetics and subtlety in food. Cant wait to see how you manage with this challenge.
I love how Ben is like "Yeah, so you can see this and that, also it tastes like those but with all of these... [full-blown encyclopedia mode]" and James is just: "Wow! This is amazing!" 😂
I love videos like this! I know we haven't seen the actual cooking yet, but I love the videos where the actual professional chef parts of Ben and James come out to play.
I can't wait to see what James and Ben cook up to try and impress the locals. This particular episode (and part-2 soon hopefully!) are really fun for me to watch, being Japanese (though living in the US) myself. It's always really interesting to see what non-Japanese do to try and capture the essence of Japanese cuisine. :)
My brother lived in Japan a few years back and visiting him was one of the best trips I've ever had. Having the chance to live his life like a "local" was so cool, and with every meal being an "oh my god" moment was crazy. Japan is so so much more than sushi and I love that you showed that here! Can't wait for the next Japan episodes 💙
Very very cool. There's a metric ton of foodtubers who've gone to Japan, but you guys still manage to turn a fresh eye on things and show some things you wouldn't usually see.
I am so happy for you guys that you all went to Japan together. It is such a great place and it is so different from anything European/North American. From the first day I was there I fell in love with the way Japanese care for their food. Not a single time during my two weeks of holiday there I had a less than amazing dish. I am looking forward to the other episodes. All the best from Aberdeen!
This is awesome! My son is in Tokyo right now, and thoroughly enjoying the food. Watching the Sorted crew in the same place is almost like getting a live-action peek at his vacation. Thank you! P.S. I'm so happy to see all of the boys together on this trip!
Can't wait for part 2!! I love these and would love to see more for other countries too. Barry trying to eat that oyster sushi with his chopsticks was my fave part. Looked like something I would have done. LOL
I believe this is the best trip ever in terms of how delicate and technical a food plate can be...hats off to Japanese cooking and Sortedfood...Thank you for this amazing video...and please upload the recommendations from your tour to us from the community...
I wonder if sorted would ever do like a contest, where 2 people from their community get to go with them to a location like this. It would be so great to be along for the antics.
I imagine that would be very expensive, so unless there's a partnership involved, that would be unlikely I'd say. But who knows? Maybe they could organise something similar in a country that's closer to the UK (maybe somewhere in Europe?) If the organization of the trip is not too much of a hassle! (Which I'm guessing it may be)
@@purrgundy Oh I'm sure it would pricey but that's why just the one or two people and you could pay for it with the contest itself. 1 buck to enter would get them 10k easy I'm sure and if people wanted to buy multiple entries (which I'm sure people would do) 20, 30, even 50k no sweat? I'd be willing to throw at least a fiver at it myself haha.
The "Taking over a japanese kitchen" is going to be a total dissaster. :o The care that goes into each ingredient is so different and the attention to detail is so sublime. That alone is already hard enough. They balance every flavour so well it is rediculous. Best of luck to the boys, but I feel like there is a storm on the way.
I’ve had ramen there. It was honestly the top two things I’ve ever tasted in my life. The Japanese do food and presentation on another level. It’s unreal.
Love this! Have really enjoyed all your US vids but have been hoping to see you guys travel to some other foodie destinations in other parts of the world too 😍 keep them coming!!
My mind & body are shaking I WISH I could've been there to experience what the boys did! Fave moments had to go to the octopus "cracker" &, honestly, that time-lapse sunset shot towards the end! Aishite ru yo, Sorted!! ^_^
I loved the vid it was amazing but I still really really miss the old normal battles. There's just something about them that reach that special place in my heart.
Love, love, love it. I'm starving now for everything they've eaten. I love Japanese food and I think I might just die and go to heaven if I were to eat it in Japan. Imagine the joy.... Ok, I'm hungry now.
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The boys used to make fun of Ben going to Japan and now they're Ben
LOL
In all fairness, they make fun of Ben for everything.
We're all Ben down here.
@@SortedFood ... I read this is Jamie's voice xD
Where is the lie?
Jamie nodding and smiling at the stall keeper is just so pure, his joy of getting wagyu beef on a stick
We know right, that nod of acknowledgement.
@@SortedFood :)
Dear Ben, this is for you: "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they attack you(more ridicule in this case), and then you win" All the laughs you had to endure "Ben's been to Japan" has now culminated into this beautiful episode. So glad to see the whole gang enjoying Japan :)
I appreciate James's honesty when admitting that he didn't like Japanese food that much, but he was still very adventurous and open-minded when trying everything. The best type of tourist, in my opinion!
That being said,... Thailand next, boys?? 🙏
It's good to be honest!
I (Hawaiian-Chinese) dated a British girl and the first thing I asked her was: do I have to eat an English breakfast? She said, only around my parents. Result: didn't have breakfast with parents.
@@LeilaniLovesElephants petty
@@punk105 Eating something you don't like isn't being petty.
@@freighter109ha4 Thank you. 95% of people won't even try true Hawaiian food. And NO, it is not pineapple!
The excitement here is just so great, bunch of friends just enjoying everything together it's so sweet 😭
I love you guys so much
I clicked on the video because I saw ramen, but now I need to find a stopping place in my work so I can take this in full on. Their excitement is infectious and their nervousness is adorable!!!! And they're a group of foodies this time. Curious.
Awwwww stop it you!
Agreed.
Idea for pass it on, each person gets 5 minutes to cook but everyone goes twice ? might be funny to get to see how it changed from when your first go ?
This is a funny idea! haha! Thank you.
@@SortedFood This is totally a thing you should try... At least once to see how it goes :)
Whatever order is decided the person who is last has 10 minutes then it goes backwards so first person who went would be last to finish and plate up
Oh crap, that's an amazing idea
James Butler I like that twist!
Ben is like that one aunt that always takes over the family gatherings to show all the pictures from her latest holiday. *Slideshow included.*
Spot on 😂
Waiting for "got myself a souvenir"!!
James commenting that it's the best he's ever eaten. Jamie squeeing about wagu beef. Ben being Ben. I love how much the guys loved this trip.
I'm so happy to see James get an umbrella for shade, I'm ginger and I keep worrying about him!!
“The flowers have a really floral flavor to them” - Jamie Spafford 2019
Does anyone know if Ben has done any travelling before? He's never said.
😂
😂😎😂😊😂😇😂 Matt J, nice.
I doubt that he has
don't tell me he's travelled places!!!??
Seems like he’s more of a homebody than a world traveller 🤷♂️
I also wanted to add that you can tell James is totally wrapped that he is getting to come along .. I'm happy for him x
Annie1962 - totally rapt. He sure was! How could you not be excited about getting to go on a delicious eating trip? 😁
Lol. The melon Jamie ate out if the vending machine, I'm pretty sure was actually a winter melon, which is supposed to be cooked before being eaten xD
Jenny Ng I thought so too! Definitely did a double take when he took a big bite of it 😅
Jenny Ng right? 😂 I double checked as well, I usually have them in a soup
You generally do cook them before eating them, but I was given one recently and the person told me to just eat it as it is.
There's a scene with the Japanese name. It's not winter melon!
3:53 The most excited James we have ever seen.
You guys made me miss Japan! Even convenience store food there is quality.
I've watched Sorted on and off for about seven years now. It's magnificent how everything about the content has steadily improved while never losing its character.
Thank you for everything you do.
I seriously thought there was something wrong with either my ears or my speakers when I heard Jamie's voice in the intro! Hope this is the return of the guys taking turns voicing the intro!
No, you didn't.
seeing James excited just puts a smile on my face 😍
I love it when he is nervous, so cute.
9:25, James and Ben LITERALLY foodgasmed!! their faces 😂
Where do I sign up to attend the James Currie School of Plating?
I second this. What's the fee?
Make sure you follow us on Instagram as James does plating tutorials on there 👍
That plug though 😉 nice!
No better reason for me to get an instagram account now if not for Sorted 💕
SORTEDfood he needs to post more on Instagram!
@@limaman7262 RIGHT! I think it was like 2 weeks ago I was looking for Mr. Curry on Insta and couldn't find him. I wish he were as active as @bebbrell
For me this is the very peak of what a RUclips video can be. This is why Sorted is my favorite channel period. The video quality is unparalleled and every detail is excellent, the establishing shots to the mix of commentary and food and personality. I’ve never been happier to see that a video is sponsored because you guys deserve it ❤️
Well I think that FridgeCam had everything
Fav moment: James and the giant oyster!! 😆😆😆❤
You're cooking Japanese food for the Japanese public?!?! Are you all mad?!?! Good luck lads
It's definitely a challenge, we're up for it though 😉
I'd watch this even if it was an hour long and lasted 10 episodes (or more).....Japan is truly a food paradise, and I love watching the lads' excitement and joy eating great food and exploring new lands. Watching James eat that oyster made me....feel a certain kind of way too. I've never seen James in a mustard shirt before either, and it was fetching AF. Man, this fridgecam truly had everything
"That was very exciting!" Something James has never said in a Pass It On before.
Pass it On, but Japanese food?
That did the Sushi pass it on
Ben and James' expressions when they tried that first sip of ramen broth was wonderful! Gave me the biggest Ramen craving!
If you guys are still in Japan, for the best sake bar you need to travel to Kyoto and go to Yoramu Sake Bar in Nakagyo ward. It’s owned and operated by Yoram Ofer an Israeli expat who pairs sake to customers moods, how there day went/is going , what they plan on doing later that day etc. It’s quite a unique bar, no menus (at least there wasn’t when I was there) all sakes chosen for customers comes from their experiences and Yoram asking them questions then he selects a sake that he thinks will compliment the customer. It’s very small and very popular with the locals so hard to get into but I’m sure you will have no problems.
Oh my goodness! I’m so happy for you guys! Just seeing how far you all have come from, for the broke uni recipes, now high end Japanese cuisine ❤️
All of that is awesome.
Favorite bit is Jamie with his expensive meat stick
Awwww thank you. It's been a journey for sure.
5:18 5:26 I love how James embraces the local way of sun protection 😂👍 Many foreigners often find it weird, but in many Asian countries it's actually very common for people to use 'sun umbrellas' to shade from the sun in warmer months! (These umbrellas/parasols are also lighter than normal umbrellas used for rain)
I really enjoy the proud look on Ben's face whenever he gets the chance to say the word Umami.
James looks like he's having a moment. Is he okay?
he's so happy he's travelling with them
He's fine. James gets a bit flustered in the sun sometimes. It's his skin type! It was quite a sensory overload with the food and culture though.
@@SortedFood according to reliable sources (2 elder ginger ladies) it got better after they turned 50, they started to get a tan instead of 1st degrees burn. So only 20 more years for James then :P
@@SortedFood I though it was theaphrodisiac affect of the oyster lol
@@SortedFood Lutein supplements protect the skin and particularly the eyes from UV damage,
As an Urban Planning student, something I really enjoy in this video is the urban density. There's a gent named Peter Calthorpe and he created golden rules for sustainable cities:
1) Expand Upwards not outwards, Urban sprawl needs to be eliminated.
2) Each part of the Central Business District should be a self-contained pocket, limiting need for vehicular travel to work
3) The streets should be adorned with walking, bike paths and transit lines rather than roads
4) Each pocket should have its own set of local businesses, like restaurants and Ma'n'Pa grocers.
5) The focus should be less on sidewalk that radiates heat and really centre around greenery that deflects and absorbs the heat.
I'd heard that Japan was one of the very first places to really adopt these rules and seeing your guys' footage I can't help but squee. This is bloody fantastic!
I can hear *"WE ARE SORTED!"* in my dreams.
3:52
“That was *Berry* exciting!”
It's beyond brilliant to see the sake pairing journey go from London to New York to Japan. What I love even more is how hard Sorted works to highlight food culture globally. Your videos make exploring the culinary world so accessible. Thanks Sorted!
"That roll is more than my house!" Oh Jamie you make me laugh 🤣
I flippin loved this video, nothing excites me more than trying new foods I've never seen or heard of before. Thank you for all the great looking foods and the respect we all should have that feeds our bodies.
8:07 that melon wasn't supposed to be eaten raw lmao. Its flavor and texture is very light and delicate, and tastes really good when cooked in a light broth (like fish or pork broth)
Sounds yummy
Awesome video, complimented perfectly by the Dad Joke of the Week.
Seriously though everyone looked so in awe of everything being experienced.
The outtake with Jamie at the end 😂 Also, I feel like James might be the most shy/introverted of the group and this trip pulled him a bit out of his comfort zone.
I just love watching you guys getting to try all this stuff; you're all so happy and it's so much fun to watch you!
Thank you 😀
I can just imagine how excited Ebbers was
Fair play to Ebbers, Japan was flipping amazing!
La Nausée I did too!
@La Nausée I heard it in Barry's voice actually. But maybe that's because I've heard Barry use the word "flipping" as an adjective most often. (I tend to use it as an adjective often too)
This video is so amazing... combines so many of my favorite things: James, travel, food, wine, gorgeous camera shots (that time lapse at the end though!!), and James! So happy right now ❤️
OMG!! Glad you guys enjoyed Japanese food and Japan!!! Please come again ! Can’t wait the next episode. Love from Japan
I have never been more excited about anything!! Thank you guys, you are the best!
Oh my goody gumdrops!!!! This was awesome, I can't wait for Wednesday. Kudos to Jamie for such a nice compliment to James.
Just loved the little part with Jamie lost in a street, enjoying the melon-like fruit... In between all these amazing, exquisite looking food.
This must of been Ben’s dream trip haha
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Also the foodgasm Ben & James has 👌😂
I am so hyped for this series!!!!!!!!! Thanks JFOODO for supporting these guys. This looks like it will be a great video series.
Love seeing James go on adventures with you guys~
I loved the sake videos from earlier and this just makes me realize that, not only do I need to find a place that offers sake tastings...I need to find a place that offers a tasting menu that pairs food and sake! So far, it all looks amazing (and overwhelming) and I'm looking forward to seeing what's next!
O o o h ... the anticipation ...
I’ve always considered SORTED as a fun, slightly tongue in cheek cooking / foodie show. However this journey to Japan, spread over a few episodes, has turned it into a bit of a reality show. Really looking forward to seeing how Ben and James tackle this cooking challenge !
Good luck boys. I worked in an upscale japanese restaurant for a couple of years and it completely changed my understanding and appreciation for aesthetics and subtlety in food. Cant wait to see how you manage with this challenge.
You bring me more joy than you can imagine thanks for doing what you do the world is a better place for having all of you in it
I love how Ben is like "Yeah, so you can see this and that, also it tastes like those but with all of these... [full-blown encyclopedia mode]" and James is just:
"Wow! This is amazing!" 😂
OH my boys! I love Sundays! Amazing vid ! My day off upload- thanks!
I love videos like this! I know we haven't seen the actual cooking yet, but I love the videos where the actual professional chef parts of Ben and James come out to play.
3 am Monday and I can't sleep, but Sorted has uploaded. Almost worth the lack of sleep.
IKR, Need to crash out but had to watch this first.
love the facial expressions when you guys try new flavors and dishes
Love to watch people who love food like y'all eat!
I loved this! Can't wait to see what you serve up for the diners in the next episode!
Right! Clears Wednesday morning just for @sortedfood
I can't wait to see what James and Ben cook up to try and impress the locals. This particular episode (and part-2 soon hopefully!) are really fun for me to watch, being Japanese (though living in the US) myself. It's always really interesting to see what non-Japanese do to try and capture the essence of Japanese cuisine. :)
So fun seeing all the boys nerd out over food for 13 minutes!
My brother lived in Japan a few years back and visiting him was one of the best trips I've ever had. Having the chance to live his life like a "local" was so cool, and with every meal being an "oh my god" moment was crazy. Japan is so so much more than sushi and I love that you showed that here! Can't wait for the next Japan episodes 💙
Very very cool. There's a metric ton of foodtubers who've gone to Japan, but you guys still manage to turn a fresh eye on things and show some things you wouldn't usually see.
Ebbers having an ACTUAL foodgasm at 9:20 is my favourite moment, possibly of all time.
What an amazing experience! Can't wait to see the other videos from it and what you might try to make when you get back inspired by that trip!
I am so happy for you guys that you all went to Japan together. It is such a great place and it is so different from anything European/North American. From the first day I was there I fell in love with the way Japanese care for their food. Not a single time during my two weeks of holiday there I had a less than amazing dish. I am looking forward to the other episodes. All the best from Aberdeen!
@9:20 when James tastes the chicken ramen broth and just started vibrating!😄
Best episode until now! Looking forward part 2.
Wow they're all together on this trip! One person always seems to be missing whenever I see them go somewhere so it's nice seeing them all together :)
So amazing to see the other boys experience Japan....it’s an amazing country with the most unbelievably beautiful and delicious food
Loved this. Please make a video adapting what you've learned to home cooking !
I appreciate how much you guys appreciated Japanese food and culture!
This is awesome! My son is in Tokyo right now, and thoroughly enjoying the food. Watching the Sorted crew in the same place is almost like getting a live-action peek at his vacation. Thank you!
P.S. I'm so happy to see all of the boys together on this trip!
Well, you certainly don't lack in courage taking on that challenge! I'm literally at the edge of my seat waiting for the next episode.
Can't wait for part 2!! I love these and would love to see more for other countries too. Barry trying to eat that oyster sushi with his chopsticks was my fave part. Looked like something I would have done. LOL
I believe this is the best trip ever in terms of how delicate and technical a food plate can be...hats off to Japanese cooking and Sortedfood...Thank you for this amazing video...and please upload the recommendations from your tour to us from the community...
This video was one of the best! You guys are AMAZING! I loved every bit of it
Yes yes YES! Japan!!!!! I can't wait to see more of your Japan videos!!!!!!!!!
I wonder if sorted would ever do like a contest, where 2 people from their community get to go with them to a location like this. It would be so great to be along for the antics.
I imagine that would be very expensive, so unless there's a partnership involved, that would be unlikely I'd say. But who knows? Maybe they could organise something similar in a country that's closer to the UK (maybe somewhere in Europe?) If the organization of the trip is not too much of a hassle! (Which I'm guessing it may be)
@@purrgundy Oh I'm sure it would pricey but that's why just the one or two people and you could pay for it with the contest itself. 1 buck to enter would get them 10k easy I'm sure and if people wanted to buy multiple entries (which I'm sure people would do) 20, 30, even 50k no sweat? I'd be willing to throw at least a fiver at it myself haha.
I love you guys! And oh! Especially Chef Ebbers! 💕
James and Ben's reaction to the ramen has inspired me to hunt down the best ramen I can get my hands on today ;)
The "Taking over a japanese kitchen" is going to be a total dissaster. :o The care that goes into each ingredient is so different and the attention to detail is so sublime. That alone is already hard enough. They balance every flavour so well it is rediculous. Best of luck to the boys, but I feel like there is a storm on the way.
Great Trip!!!
Looking foreward fot the next episodes!!!
This is such a great opportunity for the chefs to learn. I hope you guys get to do this in other countries too!
All of that food looks absolutely insane, I'm so glad you got the opportunity to do this and I cannot wait to see what you guys come up with!
Come to Denmark! Love you guys. Keep up the good work. You´re a motivation for exploring the new and best in food.
I’ve had ramen there. It was honestly the top two things I’ve ever tasted in my life. The Japanese do food and presentation on another level. It’s unreal.
This is the best part of my Sunday night before I go to bed!
Great to see that you guys are having fun and that you're ready to learn more about the Japanese culture. Thanks for sharing this with us guys.
I am super excited to see what happened next, I love visiting Japan and was waiting for you all to make your way over there :)
Welcome to Japan!🇯🇵
I’m so glad to see you guys enjoying & trying our food.
Please come back again because we have more to offer than Tokyo!
Love this! Have really enjoyed all your US vids but have been hoping to see you guys travel to some other foodie destinations in other parts of the world too 😍 keep them coming!!
My mind & body are shaking I WISH I could've been there to experience what the boys did! Fave moments had to go to the octopus "cracker" &, honestly, that time-lapse sunset shot towards the end! Aishite ru yo, Sorted!! ^_^
I loved the vid it was amazing but I still really really miss the old normal battles. There's just something about them that reach that special place in my heart.
went to japan in october 2018 and again feb 2019....best trips ever. so much so, im apply for work in the country for english teaching. wish me luck!
This is a dream video for me.
finally you all did this.
So happy seeing that this is ep1. Means more eps!!! Food looked amazing
Ok, so much drooling. Yummm
Love, love, love it.
I'm starving now for everything they've eaten. I love Japanese food and I think I might just die and go to heaven if I were to eat it in Japan. Imagine the joy.... Ok, I'm hungry now.