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big ups on the saitama representation. No ramen jiro? I wish more random tourists got the opportunity to experience the ultimate tonkotsu experience, ichiran is terrible, I don't understand why it's so popular
Paolo fromTOKYO can you please do a video on how accessible japan really is that way people like me that are in wheelchairs & want to live their know beforehand
@@vic8ball Sorry, I'm too busy these days. But if you need a private tour my friend is professional guide in Tokyo. Here's a link - www.tokyozebra.com/tours Have an awesome time in Japan.
My favorite hidden spot by a long shot when we visited was the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum! The whole staff was so friendly and I was surprised by how many spoke English. They did a great job of explaining the history of the building they were in and I loved how some of the buildings had activities for you. I want to go back again next time!
Thank you Paolo for making these videos, showcasing some gorgeous places, and on a personal level making me more prepared for my fast approaching trip to Japan. My brother, sisters, and I adore you and Maiko so please don't let any hateful comments get you down. You both are doing fantastic and congratulations on the million subs and even more amazing, your baby. I'll admit I got choked up and one manly tear left my eyeball. Anyways you guys are awesome and I wish you nothing but the best in the future.
You have made the transition to living in Tokyo so much easier - seriously thank you for these videos! There’s so much to see and do in this beautiful country!
I use to live in japan when i was the navy, i miss it so much. Would you ever do a video of climbing mt.fuji? Clubbing in ropponggi? Attending a sumo match? Kabuki theater?
Damn, I really envy you, Paolo, for living in Japan. We spent almost two weeks in Japan and it really went so fast but you have all of these right at your backyard. Your videos helped us a lot before going there.
What would you say are the three best places(you can include places to eat if you want) you went to? Asking since I just bought tickets and haven't planned anything yet
@@goldb0y6 oh boy, hope you're prepared for the humidity man haha. As for restaurants I haven't gone yet so I can't really recommend but I've heard a lot of people say not to bother planning where to eat. The best places usually have huge lines and the food in Japan is so good you could just go to literally any random place. Hope you enjoy your trip! I'm going in June.
So happy you included Enoshima! Me and some bros rented a AirBnb out there during the Rugby world cup as a homebase and it was amazing. Tokyo was amazing! I'm definitely coming back to explore the city some more.
I discovered quiet a bit of Kanto by bicycle. So I think I can tell you some nice places/things to do, too. ^^ Enoshima: This area is good for some nice train rides. There is the Shonan monorail and also a train following the coastline from Enoshima to Kamakura. Close to the monorail station is the Ryuko-ji with a pagoda. btw. There is also monorail in the city of Chiba. The rocks of Enoshima are a good looking fishing spot (sunset when the tourists are gone)! Speaking of Kamakura: There are alot of shirnes in Kamakura, but you just should not miss the Sasuke Inari jinja and the Zeiarai Benzaiten Ugafuku jinja. I personally like the Jochi jinja alot, too. If you are somewhat mobile in that area (bicycle, car) and want to see a nice scene, than you should take a ride to a little bay south of Kamakura in the town of Hayama. Around Moritodaimyo jinyou can see a small torii on the water, Enoshima and in the distance Fuji-san. That view is perfect for a sunset! You also can visit the small torii by canoe. Kawagoe: There you can somehow experience a townscape like it was in the Edo period. There is also a small alley called „candy street“ whereyou an buy candy the old style. ^^ Ogawa: There you can find a n old and small already closed (but partly visitable) elementary school building at the end of a sweet valley. The school was used for some TV productions, mostly known for the sweet series „non non biyori“. If you want to enjoy japanese landscape, go there. Chichibu: South of Chichibu you have a couple of caves you can visit. One is at the edge of Chichibu (train station nearby), one is further south in a small valley (Nippara limestone cave). A little bit west of Chichibu you can find a site where you can see a lot of icicles (see „misotsuchi no tsurara“). If you are into it, you can visit the Tokorozawa aviation Museum and park. They have some old planes there. Or just play some baseball on the many baseball fields alongside the Aakawa. ^^ There sure is alot of more stuff to do.
I really like how respectful you are in these videos, keeping quiet when necessary and being mindful of traffic flow. Also, these locations are awesome, thanks - Paolo!
Aloha Paolo, I recently visited Japan for the first time and your videos were a great resource for getting a feel for the vibe of the Japanese people. I dont speak any japanese but after watching you i felt confident enough to go out on my own in Fukuoka to explore! Thanks man!
at 1:51, the view is so interesting because the larger, taller buildings 'lined up' on the left side create an illusion that they are all the same height, even though they must be at different distances from where you are.
We want to visit these spots once travel restrictions eases in 2022. We were in Tokyo in 2016 and we enjoyed our trip back then. Food were all great - so delicioso. Thanks again for the nice video.
Paolo, I can't thank you enough for sharing all these places you go in Japan. I've gone three times now and there's always more places to see and visit. I look forward to your videos every week!
I liked this video before watching and midway of watching when you mentioned about the red cow collecting all the negative comments I went to give you another like forgetting I already gave you a like, well done man I’m leaving New Zealand in June after living here for two years and visiting japan and travelling to Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Bali before landing back to the U.K.
I've seen a few of your videos as I was supposed to be sailing Feb 29th on the Westerdam out of Yokohama. Well the cruise was cancelled but we decided to still keep our flights (from Cancun, Mexico to Toronto and then from Toronto to Haneda airport). 15 nights in Yokohama instead of 2 so now I am binge watching all of your videos about Yokohama, Tokyo and any areas doable as a day trip. Gracias Paolo.
Fukushima Ken is amazing! My wife is from there so we always travel around when we head over from Australia. Ouchijuku, Goshikinuma and the Aizu region are a few of my favourites. いつも楽しいよね！
Paolo fromTOKYO Thank You! I always enjoy watching your videos because Japan is my favorite country and I traveled from New York after seeing a Japanese hologram concert 3 years ago which made my mind clicked on that idea!
Thankyou paolo,i think all of your video's is beautiful,many wonderful places you can show them to me...i hope you always fighting to create content like this...thankyouu ,,,,🥰🥰🙏🙏
I fraking love the videos you make!!!!!!!! Just a tip. I think maybe when you show a new area, if you could quickly show a snapshot of a map and where it is located how you used to do in your old videos. I cant get enough of your content!
Thanks for the great videos! I’m thankful to be able see so much of Japan with such well made videos. I’m planning on going to Japan in either 2021 or 2022 and this is helping me prepare!
Paolo we are going to Tokyo in a month. My wife is a little hesitant to go because of the coronavirus. Can you do a video how is Tokyo amidst this virus scare?
great video ! One point, 1800 yens is if your reserve online for the Shibuya Scramble Square rooftop. Normal price is 2000 yens. Also, they are a waiting line to take the corner view. (the one on the thumbnail)
Thanks for the video.. First time commenting, long time viewer. Doing a great job.. Best wishes to you and your GROWING family. Maybe my family will run into you around Tokyo in the summer.. 👍
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Hi Paolo. Do you do Japanese Tours for foreigners who would like to experience japan culture?
I would like your nerc but u still haven't found out where I can get it in Tokyo?
big ups on the saitama representation. No ramen jiro? I wish more random tourists got the opportunity to experience the ultimate tonkotsu experience, ichiran is terrible, I don't understand why it's so popular
Paolo fromTOKYO can you please do a video on how accessible japan really is that way people like me that are in wheelchairs & want to live their know beforehand
@@vic8ball Sorry, I'm too busy these days. But if you need a private tour my friend is professional guide in Tokyo. Here's a link - www.tokyozebra.com/tours Have an awesome time in Japan.
The was a seriously good, quality filled video. Brilliant stuff my dude, genuine eye opener.
Paolo's videos are a MUST watch for anyone going to Japan!!
@Robin Jin just like your mom
Xeno could you possibly correct the word “The” to “This” in your first sentence? That would be really nice.
@@GargoLp It was a simple mistake. I can’t believe you took the time to complain about it.
I can't get over how good your mic quality is, especially in crowded areas :o
He is god
How does he do it?
14:05 I've seen that in Pokemon before. Farfetch'd 😂
Its always Gantz for me!
I was waiting for a Farfetch'd reference lol
Pressed the like button before i even began watching this :p
Me too dude, Paolo gets me hyped for my trip this September!
Me too paolo’s awesome
hahah same here man!
@@LegacyOneal20 luck you dude! I'm hoping to organise a 3 week trip in the summer of 2021 🤞
Maintaining the 69 likes I won’t like it.
I love how he was smiling the whole time. It made the video so much better.
A Paolo from TOKYO
video on a Wednesday??!!!I'm doing the lottery this is my lucky day!
Thanks for watching William Walsh!
Hey man, the MegaMillion is up to 155 Million shoot your luck haha
15:06 The Hyaku Shaku Kannon was also featured in Top Gear Race across Japan
Clarkson, May, and Hammond called the Buddha of "Road Safety" XD
12:20 No mean comments for you Paolo, with love from the Philippines. Keep it up and set your goals for this year. Your energy is infectious 👍
Thanks Devious Devil! I appreciate the kind words.
The name is quite deceiving not the words though
That Cow, however, has a stupid dumb idiot face.
My favorite hidden spot by a long shot when we visited was the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum! The whole staff was so friendly and I was surprised by how many spoke English. They did a great job of explaining the history of the building they were in and I loved how some of the buildings had activities for you. I want to go back again next time!
This is on my list if we ever go back.
I wish to move to Tokyo when I am older I just love everything there.
I can’t wait to go to Tokyo when I get older. Paolo’s videos are very useful!!!
Same
One of my few dreams
Gonna be in Tokyo in a few days thanks paolo
Thanks for watching Miguel Acero!
be careful there is the coronavirus scare going on, so stay safe and healthy out there
Still waiting for the Day in life of a yakuza member
One of the best episode. Thank you for bringing me to Japan! That is my dream destination 😍
Thank you Paolo for making these videos, showcasing some gorgeous places, and on a personal level making me more prepared for my fast approaching trip to Japan. My brother, sisters, and I adore you and Maiko so please don't let any hateful comments get you down. You both are doing fantastic and congratulations on the million subs and even more amazing, your baby. I'll admit I got choked up and one manly tear left my eyeball. Anyways you guys are awesome and I wish you nothing but the best in the future.
パーカーの上に着ていた
ジャンバー？
配色が山本寛斎みたい
💙💚💛💜❤💗💖💜❤💙💚
Very good !
8:16 ONE PUNNNCCCHH!!!!!
You have made the transition to living in Tokyo so much easier - seriously thank you for these videos! There’s so much to see and do in this beautiful country!
I use to live in japan when i was the navy, i miss it so much. Would you ever do a video of climbing mt.fuji? Clubbing in ropponggi? Attending a sumo match? Kabuki theater?
I'm still waiting for a trip to a red-light district.
So have you been to the Grand Line...😁
I really had a bad day today . And watching you made me feel comfortable u have a great positive energie. thx for the video
Hope you have a great rest of your week.Things will get better.
Today is a new brand day!
Damn, I really envy you, Paolo, for living in Japan. We spent almost two weeks in Japan and it really went so fast but you have all of these right at your backyard. Your videos helped us a lot before going there.
What would you say are the three best places(you can include places to eat if you want) you went to? Asking since I just bought tickets and haven't planned anything yet
@@goldb0y6 Have you gone yet?
@@alanbiju1765 in august
@@goldb0y6 oh boy, hope you're prepared for the humidity man haha.
As for restaurants I haven't gone yet so I can't really recommend but I've heard a lot of people say not to bother planning where to eat. The best places usually have huge lines and the food in Japan is so good you could just go to literally any random place. Hope you enjoy your trip! I'm going in June.
@@alanbiju1765 Oh cool let me know how it goes and yeah I am ready for the humidity and all the cool drinks I can get from the vending machines haha
Going in February! Your guides have helped us so much in planning our trip around tokyo!
You’re getting so good at this stuff. This video was genuinely brilliant. Full of great stuff to do and filmed really well too. Keep it up!
Amazing view from Shibuya Sky! Wow. Fascinating Buddha on Nokogiri Mountain
Because of your videos I have learned so much about Japanese culture and have come to really love it. I really hope I can see it for myself one day!
So happy you included Enoshima! Me and some bros rented a AirBnb out there during the Rugby world cup as a homebase and it was amazing. Tokyo was amazing! I'm definitely coming back to explore the city some more.
I'm currently writing down our experiences in Tokyo and this video gave us great new ideas for our next trip - thanks a lot, Paolo :)
ainnn
2023 im here looking for things to do during my long stopover 😭 Thank you @Paolo from Tokyo! Youre a lifesaver!
I am so glad to see nokogiri-yama get more visibility, one of the best hidden gems of Japan.
Felt like i was watching the professional dumentary film! Thanks for the useful info as well! Please come check out out tokyo hotel review!!
I love your videos from Japan🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
I discovered quiet a bit of Kanto by bicycle. So I think I can tell you some nice places/things to do, too. ^^
Enoshima: This area is good for some nice train rides. There is the Shonan monorail and also a train following the coastline from Enoshima to Kamakura. Close to the monorail station is the Ryuko-ji with a pagoda. btw. There is also monorail in the city of Chiba. The rocks of Enoshima are a good looking fishing spot (sunset when the tourists are gone)!
Speaking of Kamakura: There are alot of shirnes in Kamakura, but you just should not miss the Sasuke Inari jinja and the Zeiarai Benzaiten Ugafuku jinja. I personally like the Jochi jinja alot, too. If you are somewhat mobile in that area (bicycle, car) and want to see a nice scene, than you should take a ride to a little bay south of Kamakura in the town of Hayama. Around Moritodaimyo jinyou can see a small torii on the water, Enoshima and in the distance Fuji-san. That view is perfect for a sunset! You also can visit the small torii by canoe.
Kawagoe: There you can somehow experience a townscape like it was in the Edo period. There is also a small alley called „candy street“ whereyou an buy candy the old style. ^^
Ogawa: There you can find a n old and small already closed (but partly visitable) elementary school building at the end of a sweet valley. The school was used for some TV productions, mostly known for the sweet series „non non biyori“. If you want to enjoy japanese landscape, go there.
Chichibu: South of Chichibu you have a couple of caves you can visit. One is at the edge of Chichibu (train station nearby), one is further south in a small valley (Nippara limestone cave). A little bit west of Chichibu you can find a site where you can see a lot of icicles (see „misotsuchi no tsurara“).
If you are into it, you can visit the Tokorozawa aviation Museum and park. They have some old planes there.
Or just play some baseball on the many baseball fields alongside the Aakawa. ^^
There sure is alot of more stuff to do.
葛飾の帝釈天と
都内の 湯島天神は 行ってきました大昔(笑) アメ横は10回ぐらいは
行きましたー🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
福島の手前なので、い、茨城もお願いしたく、。。。笑
ひたち海浜公園とか鹿島神宮とか笠間焼きとかもあるので
………
I really like how respectful you are in these videos, keeping quiet when necessary and being mindful of traffic flow. Also, these locations are awesome, thanks - Paolo!
You have a lot of class man. Your parents raised you so well. You Sir are a gentleman.
Love your videos Paolo!
thank you for sharing great video
Aloha Paolo, I recently visited Japan for the first time and your videos were a great resource for getting a feel for the vibe of the Japanese people. I dont speak any japanese but after watching you i felt confident enough to go out on my own in Fukuoka to explore!
Thanks man!
So many locations in one video. Wow! Thank you Paolo for putting this together.
I love your channel keep making great videos!!!
at 1:51, the view is so interesting because the larger, taller buildings 'lined up' on the left side create an illusion that they are all the same height, even though they must be at different distances from where you are.
The Kanto area is supremely nice outside of Tokyo, hope you do more of it. Also, Yokohama Chinatown is nice for a place outside of Tokyo
We want to visit these spots once travel restrictions eases in 2022. We were in Tokyo in 2016 and we enjoyed our trip back then. Food were all great - so delicioso. Thanks again for the nice video.
Paolo, I can't thank you enough for sharing all these places you go in Japan. I've gone three times now and there's always more places to see and visit. I look forward to your videos every week!
I liked this video before watching and midway of watching when you mentioned about the red cow collecting all the negative comments I went to give you another like forgetting I already gave you a like, well done man I’m leaving New Zealand in June after living here for two years and visiting japan and travelling to Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Bali before landing back to the U.K.
Great video again Paola. We are currently in Japan and your video helped us a lot. Visited Fuunji Ramen as per ur recommendation among others 👍
Awesome! Glad you found the info useful sachinv83!
Stopped my morning workout to watch the video. Laying down on turf while everyone gives me dirty looks. 100% worth it.
lol. maybe you can do push-ups while you watch.
Thanks you for your videos, Paolo! They were very helpful in preparing our trip to Tokyo.
I've seen a few of your videos as I was supposed to be sailing Feb 29th on the Westerdam out of Yokohama. Well the cruise was cancelled but we decided to still keep our flights (from Cancun, Mexico to Toronto and then from Toronto to Haneda airport). 15 nights in Yokohama instead of 2 so now I am binge watching all of your videos about Yokohama, Tokyo and any areas doable as a day trip. Gracias Paolo.
日本人でも行きたくなる動画ってのがすごいな、海鮮丼美味そー
PAOLO YOU ARE NUMBER ONE!!!! GREETINGS FROM SINGAPORE UR NO. 1 SPOREAN FAN!!
Fukushima Ken is amazing! My wife is from there so we always travel around when we head over from Australia. Ouchijuku, Goshikinuma and the Aizu region are a few of my favourites. いつも楽しいよね！
Awesome spots Paulo! I been to Japan twice in both summers but haven’t been to these places before! I will check it out!
Awesome! Glad you found the info useful Kalindra Chowdhury!
Paolo fromTOKYO Thank You! I always enjoy watching your videos because Japan is my favorite country and I traveled from New York after seeing a Japanese hologram concert 3 years ago which made my mind clicked on that idea!
Your videos are shot and edited exceptionally well.
That pizza looked legit.
As a Japanese, I recommend Kusatsu onsen in Gunma. The color of hot-spring is so beautiful!
17:19 kawaiiiii
Love your presentation. Can't wait to visit Japan. Thank you 😊😊
Well I'll probably never get to go to Tokyo but it's nice to watch these videos. Thanks for making them!
Thankyou paolo,i think all of your video's is beautiful,many wonderful places you can show them to me...i hope you always fighting to create content like this...thankyouu ,,,,🥰🥰🙏🙏
Arriving Tokyo 7 May. Hope to see you about that would be gold.
i'm going to JAPAN on April.. thanks for your video..
Your vlog RUclips is the best ! Best tour guide!
I fraking love the videos you make!!!!!!!!
Just a tip. I think maybe when you show a new area, if you could quickly show a snapshot of a map and where it is located how you used to do in your old videos. I cant get enough of your content!
The arrow-perspective shot was very nice!
@12:25 what a sweet way of getting rid of haters LOL
Thank you for all the amazing and inspiring videos you and your wife work so hard to put together! Truly love watching them all!
Awesome Showcase!!! thank you for showing us all these beautiful sights of Japan!! Be well, be safe and Cheers!!
I loved the video but the amount you smile, Paolo, only reminds me how sad and depressed I am! Be more upset so I can relate to you more!
Certified Gold!!!!!
Broooo,I'm have gotten quite too inspired by your videos
And im thinking of moving there after my high school
Awesome video, Paolo! You basically gave me an itinerary for my visit to Japan!!
Japan has always been on my Bucket List. Some day some day.
Thanks for the great videos! I’m thankful to be able see so much of Japan with such well made videos. I’m planning on going to Japan in either 2021 or 2022 and this is helping me prepare!
OMG i also chose ALL meat at the nissin cup museum. The staff was so surprised! It was so amazing!
I learn so much from your videos, keep up the great work
Seeing Team Lab Borderless on the video brought back great memories from when I was there in October really want to go back there
Placing my comment here for the youtube algorithm. Keep up the great work Paolo!
Paolo we are going to Tokyo in a month. My wife is a little hesitant to go because of the coronavirus. Can you do a video how is Tokyo amidst this virus scare?
Ryan 13obadilla Check out „Only in Japan’s“ Video about the topic!
That would be an insightful video considering the current circumstances
Nadja I saw that video already just hours after its live stream. But I want a similar video from Paolo since I can relate from Paolo more.
Ryan 13obadilla then I hope he makes one! :)
What camera do you use?
Thanks for watching Simon Gray! I always have additional information and useful links in the video description.
I love Tokyo, I'm going for my 5th time this year!
burguês
0:01 hes the impostor guys
Thank you for shering your video from Michelle in australia
This video made me subscribe, what a country and what a guide.
i love lookig up the foods you eat in your videos
So Paolo, what is working better for you, a cold lager or a visit to Shinto shrine?
great video !
One point, 1800 yens is if your reserve online for the Shibuya Scramble Square rooftop. Normal price is 2000 yens.
Also, they are a waiting line to take the corner view. (the one on the thumbnail)
More day in the life pls
Always Informative, good
Thanks Riadi A. Asa!
I'm so hungry now lol. Thanks for the great video!
いい人なんが滲み出てるな
I love to see those new style things and on the other side old historic stuff. Awesome.
Beautiful city 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for the video.. First time commenting, long time viewer. Doing a great job.. Best wishes to you and your GROWING family. Maybe my family will run into you around Tokyo in the summer.. 👍
Tokyo looks so cool
Pablo has an infectious amount of enthusiasm.
Good vlog hope this trending😍👍
part 2 please👍👍😍
I've been planning to visit Japan for a year now, and I love ur videos! They will help me a lot when I plan everything
like your videos a lot.. currently living here and these are really helpful. thanks for sharing it.