great video ! i just have one question, how did you do you research? every time you introduced a new restuarant you were going to, or a new grocery store or fashion store, you always gave a quick tip/history fact about it. is this a quick google search that you did last minute or did you look at it beforehand?
@@mooseninja hey thanks for watching! we typically find itineraries on google that people have made prior to our trips and adjust to what we want to do. We also find the restaurants/stores through instagram or tiktok! Sometimes we find the restaurant the day of through google reviews and it ends up being really good (like the yakiniku place in this video). there were a couple of smaller neighborhoods in Tokyo that we missed such as Shimokitazawa or Daikanyama which is really cool for thrifting. We also missed a couple of temples in Kyoto such as Ginkakuji and Philosopher's Path, etc. I hope that helps!
@@heyemilyhua great ! tysm. ive been looking at different stores / restaurants on dif platforms and i saw some that looked intriguing; in addition to new ones that you made me discover through your itineraries !
The first half of the video takes place in the Roppongi neighborhood in Tokyo. Our hotel was in Roppongi and we stayed in the area up until the next day when we left Japan.
I'm sorry if it came off as if I was complaining! It was an amazing experience and honestly the nicest hotel I've ever stayed in. I'm beyond grateful to have been able to even stay in a grand hyatt room. In a previous video, we stayed at a hotel in Kyoto that was completely hardwood which I rarely see and much preferred, which is why I made the comment in the video. Of course, the carpet at this hotel was clean and very nice nonetheless.
Fun haul!! Can’t wait for more content 💛
I love this video! The beef barbecue looks so delicious!
Thank you for sharing the video . I love yummy food and the hotel so fancy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
great video ! i just have one question, how did you do you research? every time you introduced a new restuarant you were going to, or a new grocery store or fashion store, you always gave a quick tip/history fact about it. is this a quick google search that you did last minute or did you look at it beforehand?
oh, and sorry if this is too much but what did you think were things that you ran out of time for ?
@@mooseninja hey thanks for watching! we typically find itineraries on google that people have made prior to our trips and adjust to what we want to do. We also find the restaurants/stores through instagram or tiktok! Sometimes we find the restaurant the day of through google reviews and it ends up being really good (like the yakiniku place in this video).
there were a couple of smaller neighborhoods in Tokyo that we missed such as Shimokitazawa or Daikanyama which is really cool for thrifting. We also missed a couple of temples in Kyoto such as Ginkakuji and Philosopher's Path, etc. I hope that helps!
@@heyemilyhua great ! tysm. ive been looking at different stores / restaurants on dif platforms and i saw some that looked intriguing; in addition to new ones that you made me discover through your itineraries !
'a day in Tokyo exploring Roppongi'...... where in the video is this exactly?
The first half of the video takes place in the Roppongi neighborhood in Tokyo. Our hotel was in Roppongi and we stayed in the area up until the next day when we left Japan.
Complaining about carpet at a grand Hyatt room is crazy to me. #Firstworldproblems
I'm sorry if it came off as if I was complaining! It was an amazing experience and honestly the nicest hotel I've ever stayed in. I'm beyond grateful to have been able to even stay in a grand hyatt room. In a previous video, we stayed at a hotel in Kyoto that was completely hardwood which I rarely see and much preferred, which is why I made the comment in the video. Of course, the carpet at this hotel was clean and very nice nonetheless.