Stayed in Japan for about 2 weeks ago going the golden route. Such an amazing country, will definitely go back another time. If you find yourself in Akihabara you might consider to get some ramen in Kyushu Jangara (best we tried) but there are plenty other great ramen shops. Also if you pass through Nara, the Todaiji temple is crazy. Not the modt beautiful but such scale, have fun! 😊
10:23 If you are 4 hours early, they are definitely cleaning the room. You didn’t have to wait in the lobby because most hotel receptions would keep your luggage in storage before check-in/ after check-out!
We definitely didn’t have to wait in the lobby but we honestly didn’t have it in use to walk around more. That nap brought us back to life! Thanks for watching!
Wow Wow Wow!! You made it to Japan pretty cool, beautiful country very organized and clean. The weather is perfect this time, no sweating no honking Dev lol. Love your vlog, thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you for the name of the rice ball and the tip for making match properly. Also thank you for letting us know about eating and walking. All your tips are helpful so thank you :)
Eating while walking is not prohibited! I think that eating around was a problem because it happened in an area with a lot of shops. Some places prohibit eating while walking for reasons such as walking into other stores and touching products while eating, eating in crowded places, and bumping into people and getting your clothes dirty. As long as you watch the eating scene in this video, there is no problem at all.
Thanks for clearing that up with us :) While we were eating our ice cream we were not around to many people so hopefully we were being respectful! We would never intently do something disrespectful. It does make sense not to eat in busy places. Thanks so much for watching and your comment :)
@@KeithandDev It's true that eating while walking is not legally prohibited in Japan, but you should do it as little as possible. Eating while walking is basically considered bad manners, and there are Japanese young people who do it occasionally, but they are looked down upon as badly raised kids. Japanese people quietly overlook foreigners who eat around, but they subconsciously think it's a unpleasant. Some Japanese are concerned about foreign tourists and say they don't mind, but the truth is that they don't. And I think Japanese people hate sitting on the side of the road eating and drinking rather than eating while walking. Anyway, if you're going to eat or drink outside, I think it's better to sit on a chair, such as a bench.👍However, there are some exceptions, such as festivals or outdoor events where street food is sold and people are expected to eat while walking.
We both have Peak Design 35/40L backpacks. We love love love them. They have been our life for the last year and a half and still a great bag :) In the description of this video there is a link to the website and if you do decide to get one it supports our channel :)
@@KeithandDev I can't speak English so I use Google Translate. I don't know the nuances of the word picnic, so I might be wrong, but we eat lunch in a park or other place. In that case, throw it in the park's trash can, or take it home if there is no trash can. On the other hand, in the summer, many people have barbecues on riverbeds, and throwing away trash there has become a social problem. This is the dual nature of Japanese manners. I really hate it.
It is our pleasure to see foreign travelers like you two enjoy our country 😊 Actually, we do sometimes eat while walking, inconspicuously, when too hungry , and usually bring trash back home unless finding trash cans, as you may imagine. Enjoy and please have a nice and safe trip😊
If you have any trouble, please consult the Japanese people around you They are not good at English, but sure can help you Please do not worry The majority of Japanese people want you guys to have fun in Japan Please come again🌸
Hello! Sorry for the sudden message, my name is Kim. I'm not good at anything except Japanese, so I use Google Translate. I'm sorry if you can't understand me. The reason I sent this message is because I had a question I wanted to ask you. My question is about videotaping and other services when traveling to Japan. First, I would make a travel plan with a traveler coming to Japan in advance via message, meet him/her at the airport or other places, and accompany him/her for sightseeing with a camera. Then, I would like to start a business to videotape or photograph the trip and sell the edited video. Rates start at $333 per night and are negotiable if the trip is longer or takes longer to film. I am also available to assist you with your trip and answer any questions you may have while sightseeing. We will be using an earphone interpreter for interpretation. If so, do you find this service attractive? Would you use it or recommend it to family members? Do you think the fee is expensive? Thank you for reading to the end.
You can definitely talk, you just have to be respectful of others and talk quietly. Very respectful people in Japan, it’s impressive. Thanks for watching! 😊
I’m currently in Osaka, and was in Tokyo last week. I was stuck inside the train station for half an hour before I could get out. My first impression and frustration is no English sign anywhere. People don’t speaking English even at the information booth, which made things much more difficult. Verizon internet via no help, and so Google maps. Finally surfaced onto the ground and and after so many signs language, I finally got to my hotel. Next day, walking around and found city is vey clean and beautiful. But getting around is a pain in the rear. All you had is train stations without English translation. So we took taxi which is expensive. Also order food is another is another issue. No English menu, and if it does then very short like fried chicken. I would say probably only 10% people is speaking English or less. Don’t take me wrong, I love Japan but look like they are not caring about tourists. I would love to see at least they put English sign up along with their sign. Then I went to Osaka, and staying in Intercontinental hotel. It’s a nice hotel just like in the US, and it has a microwave which until now I still can figure out how to use it. I use Google translate but no help. To make it short, go on a tour if you want to visit Japan. Or spend a lot of time learning their train system. Also translate the menu before you go to the restaurant. I’m so frustrating with this trip, and don’t listen whatever people said on RUclips.
Sorry your not enjoying your time there. Getting around Tokyo was difficult but it’s part of travel, and it wasn’t a big deal, you live and learn! Not having English everywhere is also part of the experience when traveling. After-all, we are the ones visiting their country. Best of luck with your trip, I’m sure you’ll get better at it!! Thanks for watching! 😊
Uhm where were you? All bigger cities and areas have English signs at the station. And most places will give you an English menu if you ask. They are not there to cater to you so next time just ask politely and 99% of them will help you. Would defo recommend renting a sim and use google maps.
I enjoy your y'all video vlogs just to get y'all heads up. You not suppose to be eating while you walking is against the law in japan. Be careful next time and have a wonderful day. 😊
@@KeithandDevit is not against the law.. empty street - nobody will care. Crowded - bombastic side-eye and would be considered rude :) Many tend to talk as if Japanese people will hate you for talking or eating in the wrong place but that is not always true. Check your surroundings and you will be able to read what is ok☺️Most Japanese people are really polite and will do their best to help if you ask☺️
Thank you for enjoying Japan. Please come visit us again
We can’t wait to return :)
Woooooooow 🎉🎉🎉
🥰
So glad I found you! We're from Winnipeg and going to Japan and a few other places in September. Love watching what worked (and didn't) for you. Thx
We are so happy you found us as well :) we hope our videos can help make your travel a little smoother ☺️
I'm glad you enjoyed your trip to Japan.
There are many wonderful places in Japan, so please come again.
Absolutely! And thank you so much! 😊
Stayed in Japan for about 2 weeks ago going the golden route. Such an amazing country, will definitely go back another time. If you find yourself in Akihabara you might consider to get some ramen in Kyushu Jangara (best we tried) but there are plenty other great ramen shops. Also if you pass through Nara, the Todaiji temple is crazy. Not the modt beautiful but such scale, have fun! 😊
Sadly we only have time for Tokyo this trip, but already know we have to return :) we will keep those suggestions in mind for next time :)
Looks like a cool city!😎
A really interesting place
Yaaaay🎉 so excited for tokyo vlogs
Yaaaa thanks for watching :)
10:23
If you are 4 hours early, they are definitely cleaning the room. You didn’t have to wait in the lobby because most hotel receptions would keep your luggage in storage before check-in/ after check-out!
We definitely didn’t have to wait in the lobby but we honestly didn’t have it in use to walk around more. That nap brought us back to life! Thanks for watching!
@@KeithandDev
Makes sense. As a citizen, I’m just so glad you had good time in Tokyo!
we truly love our time :)@@rtu4895
Wow Wow Wow!! You made it to Japan pretty cool, beautiful country very organized and clean. The weather is perfect this time, no sweating no honking Dev lol. Love your vlog, thanks for sharing ❤
Thanks for watching Aranya!! :)
ようこそ日本🇯🇵へ！
楽しめたようで何よりです。
日本にしかない食べ物や文化を満喫されてくださいね😊
Loved it all!! Thanks for watching! 😊
最初に彼女がセブンイレブンで食べたおにぎりはワカメ（海藻）のおにぎりです。塩が効いた😊
日本を楽しんでいただき良かったです。
寿司屋のお湯は抹茶パウダーを先に2杯ほど入れてから湯を入れて混ぜますよ。
どなたかが言ってますが、食べ歩きはダメというのは海外の方には直接言わないからわかりませんよね😊日本は他人への思いやりの考えから、食べ歩きは道を汚したり誰かと歩いてる時ににぶつかったりした時に相手の服を汚すかもしれないので、マナーとして考えられているかんじなので法律では禁止されていません。
また他の都道府県にはそれぞれ個性があり、おいしいものも場所場所で違うのでまた来てくださいね😮
Thank you for the name of the rice ball and the tip for making match properly. Also thank you for letting us know about eating and walking. All your tips are helpful so thank you :)
Never get tired of Tokyo 🗼 the best city in the world 🎉
Awesome city! Thanks for watching!
また日本に遊びに来てくださいね🫶🏻
We already cannot wait to return!! :) there is so much more to see!
What was the name of the building/restaurant with free view? we get to Tokyo Oct 22 and cannot wait.
Not really free i guess (not observatory) caretta shiodome near shimbashi
Where we went was actually free as it was a look out at the top of a building, there were also fancy restaurants but we did not go to them.
Tokyo……😍🤩😊
Thanks for watching!
Ginza is most expensive area in Japan😮 let’s try Udon and Soba🍜 and please come back again🫶
Oh that makes sense than why it was so fancy :)
Wow Japan that is really cool 👍
A really unique place! Thanks for watching :)
Eating while walking is not prohibited! I think that eating around was a problem because it happened in an area with a lot of shops. Some places prohibit eating while walking for reasons such as walking into other stores and touching products while eating, eating in crowded places, and bumping into people and getting your clothes dirty. As long as you watch the eating scene in this video, there is no problem at all.
Thanks for clearing that up with us :) While we were eating our ice cream we were not around to many people so hopefully we were being respectful! We would never intently do something disrespectful. It does make sense not to eat in busy places. Thanks so much for watching and your comment :)
@@KeithandDev It's true that eating while walking is not legally prohibited in Japan, but you should do it as little as possible. Eating while walking is basically considered bad manners, and there are Japanese young people who do it occasionally, but they are looked down upon as badly raised kids. Japanese people quietly overlook foreigners who eat around, but they subconsciously think it's a unpleasant. Some Japanese are concerned about foreign tourists and say they don't mind, but the truth is that they don't. And I think Japanese people hate sitting on the side of the road eating and drinking rather than eating while walking. Anyway, if you're going to eat or drink outside, I think it's better to sit on a chair, such as a bench.👍However, there are some exceptions, such as festivals or outdoor events where street food is sold and people are expected to eat while walking.
Great video! What is the name of the conveyor belt sushi restaurant?
Here is the name of the restaurant :) Sushiro Yurakucho
Nice nice
thanks for watching :)
If you think that’s beautiful, you should even during the cherry blossom season. More expensive but definitely way prettier
We’ll definitely have to be back one day to see it :)
What backpack do you use for travel? How do you like it? Love to hear. Thanks
We both have Peak Design 35/40L backpacks. We love love love them. They have been our life for the last year and a half and still a great bag :) In the description of this video there is a link to the website and if you do decide to get one it supports our channel :)
@@KeithandDev I'm working my way to 1 bag travel thing and torn between 30 and 45 of Peak Design? Any thoughts between the 2? Thanks
Foreigners come to Japan and say they have trouble because there are no trash cans, but Japanese people don't eat while walking.
It is true, we couldnt find a trash can anywhere, we had my bag so we put our garbage in my bag. Do people not have picnics in Japan?
@@KeithandDev I can't speak English so I use Google Translate.
I don't know the nuances of the word picnic, so I might be wrong, but we eat lunch in a park or other place. In that case, throw it in the park's trash can, or take it home if there is no trash can.
On the other hand, in the summer, many people have barbecues on riverbeds, and throwing away trash there has become a social problem.
This is the dual nature of Japanese manners. I really hate it.
@@KamenRider_Strongerそれは一部の悪い人たちです。
It is our pleasure to see foreign travelers like you two enjoy our country 😊 Actually, we do sometimes eat while walking, inconspicuously, when too hungry , and usually bring trash back home unless finding trash cans, as you may imagine.
Enjoy and please have a nice and safe trip😊
Onigiri, the rice thingys, are delicious.
Soooo good :)
Your trip to Japan this time led you another dimension.
It was such a fun few days in Tokyo :)
❤🇯🇵 ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching :)
If you have any trouble, please consult the Japanese people around you
They are not good at English, but sure can help you
Please do not worry
The majority of Japanese people want you guys to have fun in Japan
Please come again🌸
Thank you! Yes the people there are very kind and incredibly respectful of one another. Thanks for watching! 😊
❤❤❤
東京駅の前の公園は天皇陛下が住んでいるので入れないところがあったり警察がいたりしますからね。
スシローのタブレットは英語でも表示できるのですね。便利すぎる。僕もオーストラリアとハワイに英語もわからないのに行って
店でご飯食べれた。箸の使い方がみんなうまいんですよね。東京を映してるのがおにぎりとアイスと寿司とトイレって笑ったｗ
Thank you for sharing the information with us. :) it’s true there is alot of English everywhere around the world. Thanks for watching!
楽しんでね🤩
Thank you :)
Very nice video❤,outstanding
Thank you so much for watching, it means a lot to us :)
🇲🇾♥️🇯🇵♥️♥️
😊❤️
Absolutely Outstanding
Awe thank you 😊
No walking and eating in Tokyo or Japan in general guys, that's a huge no no!
We had no idea!! thank you for letting us know!! :)
@@KeithandDev No problem, looking forward to the rest of the Japan series.
@@KeithandDev私は日本人です。食べ歩きは禁止ではないです。やっている人は少ないですが、迷惑にならないなら問題ないと思います。日本人はそれほど気にしてません
日本人ですが、気になりませんよ！
日本人でも食べ歩きをしてる人いますし。
ただ、電車内やショッピングモール内での食べ歩きはマナー違反ですのでやめましょう。
@@KeithandDev I'm Japanese, but it doesn't bother me at all!!
Hello! Sorry for the sudden message, my name is Kim. I'm not good at anything except Japanese, so I use Google Translate. I'm sorry if you can't understand me. The reason I sent this message is because I had a question I wanted to ask you. My question is about videotaping and other services when traveling to Japan.
First, I would make a travel plan with a traveler coming to Japan in advance via message, meet him/her at the airport or other places, and accompany him/her for sightseeing with a camera. Then, I would like to start a business to videotape or photograph the trip and sell the edited video. Rates start at $333 per night and are negotiable if the trip is longer or takes longer to film. I am also available to assist you with your trip and answer any questions you may have while sightseeing. We will be using an earphone interpreter for interpretation. If so, do you find this service attractive? Would you use it or recommend it to family members? Do you think the fee is expensive? Thank you for reading to the end.
Hi there, we are not quite sure what you are offering. I am not sure that travellers would want there whole trip filmed? maybe some would
Don't talk on the train in Japan
That's manners
You can definitely talk, you just have to be respectful of others and talk quietly. Very respectful people in Japan, it’s impressive. Thanks for watching! 😊
皇居は今現在も天皇陛下が住んでる場所です。世界一長いエンベラーです
Wow we did not know that, thanks for sharing :)
Don't shoot a video in bathrooms since they are the place where privacy is needed most. Welcome to Japan.
Fair enough, but don’t worry there was no one in the bathroom, we always check! Thanks for watching!
Don’t eating on the street every where in Japan
Thanks for the heads up!
I’m currently in Osaka, and was in Tokyo last week. I was stuck inside the train station for half an hour before I could get out. My first impression and frustration is no English sign anywhere. People don’t speaking English even at the information booth, which made things much more difficult. Verizon internet via no help, and so Google maps. Finally surfaced onto the ground and and after so many signs language, I finally got to my hotel.
Next day, walking around and found city is vey clean and beautiful. But getting around is a pain in the rear. All you had is train stations without English translation. So we took taxi which is expensive. Also order food is another is another issue. No English menu, and if it does then very short like fried chicken. I would say probably only 10% people is speaking English or less. Don’t take me wrong, I love Japan but look like they are not caring about tourists. I would love to see at least they put English sign up along with their sign.
Then I went to Osaka, and staying in Intercontinental hotel. It’s a nice hotel just like in the US, and it has a microwave which until now I still can figure out how to use it. I use Google translate but no help.
To make it short, go on a tour if you want to visit Japan. Or spend a lot of time learning their train system. Also translate the menu before you go to the restaurant. I’m so frustrating with this trip, and don’t listen whatever people said on RUclips.
Sorry your not enjoying your time there. Getting around Tokyo was difficult but it’s part of travel, and it wasn’t a big deal, you live and learn! Not having English everywhere is also part of the experience when traveling. After-all, we are the ones visiting their country. Best of luck with your trip, I’m sure you’ll get better at it!! Thanks for watching! 😊
Uhm where were you? All bigger cities and areas have English signs at the station. And most places will give you an English menu if you ask. They are not there to cater to you so next time just ask politely and 99% of them will help you.
Would defo recommend renting a sim and use google maps.
I enjoy your y'all video vlogs just to get y'all heads up. You not suppose to be eating while you walking is against the law in japan. Be careful next time and have a wonderful day. 😊
Wow, we had no idea!! Thank you for letting us know! Nobody mention anything to us but we will know for next time.
日本人ですが、食べ歩きを禁止する法律はありませんよ？
そんな法律があったらほとんどの日本人が前科者です。
ただし人混みや電車バスなどは迷惑になるので飲食はしないでください。
ゴミや食べこぼしも注意してください。
@@KeithandDevit is not against the law..
empty street - nobody will care. Crowded - bombastic side-eye and would be considered rude :) Many tend to talk as if Japanese people will hate you for talking or eating in the wrong place but that is not always true. Check your surroundings and you will be able to read what is ok☺️Most Japanese people are really polite and will do their best to help if you ask☺️
I see the poors are able to travel again
Lol