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Exploring Tokyo's Minato-Ku (Part 2 of 2) | October 3 and 4, 2015
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- Опубликовано: 28 окт 2015
- Part two of our weekend in Minato-Ku: Shinagawa to Odaiba!
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The two of you are exceptionally good at what you do. A pleasure to watch!
+Viperkal Thanks so much!! -Eric
I stayed in Minato when I was in Tokyo. I loved it so much. I loved walking from Shinagawa station to where we were staying. It's a cool place, so much different from anywhere in my little country. I loved the canals and all the fancy tall building. I stayed in Bay Crest Tower and it had a great view over The Rainbow Bridge.
You two are beautiful people, very likable personalities. :)
+Ivan Lui Wow, thanks so much! How kind! -Eric
+Kyde and Eric Is that bowl big enough for the soup dish you got.
Thank you for these videos! My boyfriend is from Japan(half Japanese, half American) and I've always had an affinity for Japan. One day I hope to visit and it's so wonderful to watch these and fantasize.
I lived in Akasaka Minato-Ku for 2 years in the 80"s. It has changed so much. Especially Roppongi. We used to go to the American Club all the time. I especially liked the fact that the American Club was next door to the Russian Embassy. Back during the cold war era. Also, we went to Disneyland when it first opened and it was more educational than true Disney. It looks better now than then. It was quite small. Thanks for your videos.
+D. “Red Robin” Phillips Oh neat, wish I could see old school Disneyland! -Eric
The underground bike storage Is superb, so Innovative.
YEa, it's crazy! -E
I can't even ride a bike but I could play with that thing all day long.
The more of these videos I watch the more I have to go to Japan, keep making all the great videos
+dsmkid87 Haha, it is a great place to visit! Will do! -Eric
Your exploring Tokyo series is awesome. I've been following your channel almost a year now your videos keep getting better and better. Can't wait for the next one.
+Chris Jack Awesome, glad you like the idea! We will do more early next year! -Eric
Watching you're vids makes me appreciate how fun and beautiful Japan is. I lived here 6 years and married to my Japanese wife, with kids and when I watch you guys I feel like I'm experiencing it for the first time again. Thanks !
Awesome! It is wonderful here, glad you are able to experience it too! -E
+Kyde and Eric I want to make a Vlog with my fam but I'm a bit shy too share my family with all the stalking that goes on in Japan
Loving the ward series. You two are the best!
26:47 - 26:52 gave me chills! Something so dark and haunting about the haziness of the monorail window and those two trains passing below! Woah!
+MikeS Haha, I loved that shot! -Eric
So many special places in this video, wow!
Rewatching these ku videos for like the 4th time. Would love to see more of the kus when you find the time :)
Yes. This series is working out really well. Well done.
+Peter Foss Awesome, glad you enjoyed! -Eric
I did the Ferry thing from Asakusa down to near the Hamarikyu gardens when I was visiting. It happened by accident, I did the Senso-ji temple and wandered around, went to the place where they make the plastic food. Kappabashi dori I think if I recall correctly. Then I had lots of free time so I ended up near the ferry thing, and looked at where it went, and thought... Oh... I can do the gardens today if I use the ferry. Sat next to some Australian grandma. She was pleasant company.
I didn't go all the way to Odaiba until days later. No groundhogs for me at Odaiba though.
This was a great video. Odaiba looked so fascinating. I think that in 15:24 that dude that was sitting and relaxing near the city's business just transferred that magicness that you guys felt. This whole video was just full of awesomeness and amazement :D
Watching Kyde & Eric videos is one of my favorite ways to relax :) I always go back to the older videos as well. Thanks so much guys!
Yay
Yay! You saw the Gundam! He's rather amazing. My husband and I spent a long time with him when we were there. This brings back such fun memories.
That bicycle parking is amazing! It should be everywhere. x
Great video as usual. You two are the best and i can't explain enough how much i truly enjoy your videos, not to mention i always get a great laugh. I completely lost it and laughed so hard when Eric was taking a sip of his ramen broth and the pad of butter was stuck to his spoon. Then he was like yep...i just drank butter. hahahahahahaha im still dying!
Eric was a little puzzled over a restaurant that served wine and other alcohol in the morning. We used to call these places "third shift restaurants." I worked third shift for 7 years. When I got off work it was nice to go with my friends once in awhile to have a drink or two and a bite to eat before going home and going to bed. People who get off work at 5 p.m. (or whatever) do that too.
That bike parking is the coolest thing ever!!! :)
+Joshua Sutake For real! -E
I loved Odaiba too. I went to that building you guys had ramen at and there was a whole floor with a vintage theme..vintage candy, vintage toys, etc. Very cool.
+ehannigan0405 Yea, that floor is really cool! We end up there often when friends or family visit Japan! -Eric
awesome trip guys, enjoy and thank you again!
+Chuong Wynn Glad you enjoyed! -Eric
That bike garage system is amazing!
+collectivelight For sure! -Eric
@10:27 I've lived near the area, Tokyo bay(It's called Wangan) . The rental was about $1900 for 2 bedrooms. It's so good the rental cost is cheaper than Manhattan. I love the area so much.
+patchy2185 To be fair the price in Manhattan is pretty crazy! -Eric
Having been to Hamamatsuchou since I first watched this video, I must say Racheal and I really liked the Kyu-Shiba-rikyu and Hamarikyu Gardens there. Admittedly they're not free, but they were nice and peaceful and unlike anything we've seen in the UK.
I actually don't think we have ever been inside the gardens there.
Your trips are fascinating +Kyde and Eric , I enjoy watching. I am going to go belly up for you guys and say that you guys are the best adventure couple I have seen and I wish to be like you guys some day. Thank you for the fun and motivation. Keep it up!
+amado torky Wow, lovely to hear! Thanks so much for the kind words! -Eric
I was like "They gotta go to the Gundam.... YEAH THEY WENT TO THE GUNDAM!". Awesome video!
+Emma Hallows Hahaha, of course! -Eric
You two produce such excellent videos. Really. Thank You so much. Great personalities, great sights and attractions, candid and interesting narration, etc. Keep up the good work! :)
+myvydz Wow, thanks so much! How kind! -E
The train that connects Toyosu and Shinbashi (via Odaiba), the Yurikamome line, is actually NOT a monorail. Lol. It's like a new form of railway system that instead of using conventional rail tracks, they run on rubber wheels and the train is controlled automatically (sometimes manually during peak hours) with guide wheels that swift on the sides of the guideway. It's pretty cool - a lot of people confuse it with the monorail (like the Tokyo Monorail that connects to Haneda) but since I have one of these systems in my hometown I'm pretty sure that it's not a monorail and it's a pretty cool and good system. Cheers!
+Nai-Cheng Yang Yea, we know, but for some reason that's just the word we assigned to it. I think at some point (maybe in the video before this one) we explained it more accurately. -Eric
The rainbow bridge would make me feel right at home, being from NYC. It reminds me of either the Manhattan or Williamsburg bridges, both have walkways and carry a subway line, the Williamsburg bridge is a closer match as the tracks run down the middle of the bridge.
+Kenneth Scharf Never been to NYC, but I can see what you mean! -Eric
Awesome video! My fiance and I were in Odaiba in 2014 and it made me happy to see that area again. :D I'm glad you two had fun. That Tantanmen looked AMAZING, and so did the egg. I miss Japan lol.
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks so much! -Eric
Thx for uploading a great vid. I will definitely visit some of these places during coming Xmas break.
The rainbow bridge reminds me of the Manhattan bridge in New York because there are cars and subway lines running along it and you can walk on it just like the Manhattan Bridge
Great video ! :D I would love to see an updated house tour and what Japanese meals you guys cook at home sometime ^_^ keep up the good work
great video
The bike parking amazed me never seen that before !!!!!!! Very cool !!!!!!
+astroboy3507 Yea, we were amazed too! -Eric
+Kyde and Eric 👍
Love it! Keep exploring Tokyo!
The bicycle parking is amazing !!! I need to go and check it out ! haha
+MaaikeInJapan Yea, we were stunned! -Eric
Whoa! Sorry about triple post. Showed error every time I hit send. Oops. ;). -J
It is both sad and funny to watch this video (made in 2015) and Eric talking about Tokyo preparing for the 2020 Olympics... hehe...
This is a fun series and keep up the Mayhem!
really enjoyed this vid you guys. I like the more far away adventures, but its cool seeing the stuff you find in your own town (if I can call Tokyo a 'town')
+drmlabs "TRAIN ! ! " lol
That ramen is making me so hungry! Loved the video :)
It's only been 3 months since I last visited Tokyo, but now I wanna go back! That ramen-restaurant looks awesome! :)
+Asta Rønager About time for a return trip! -Eric
A very enjoyable video. Those bike lockers are incredible. By pure coincidence, last episode you had your Agumon plushie, and now you tour around Odaiba where the first series of Digimon is set.
+Evilgidgit4Ever Oh neat, had no idea that Digimon was set in Odaiba! Neat! -Eric
Yeah, the Fuji TV plays a big role in the second half of the show and it gets wrecked.
These videos are awesome.
+Chris McGovern Glad you enjoy them! -Eric
Great video, to me it's the best!
Another suggestion for Odaiba - the Ooedo-Onsen Monogatari. Not in any way authentic, but a great way to unwind after a long haul flight!
I Very much enjoy your videos!
great video kyde n eric, I like the idea of Godzilla, or a big Ultra man or much better a giant Pikachu statue 😄..that bike thing is awesome..Miami city has a monorail that runs by computers n not human driven too. Ciba ramen looks great..btw I started to watch again ur ATW videos..like them vry much.Eric do u still go to the arcades to play ur shooters? Also how r ur neighbors doing? 😋
I know this is an old video but in regards to the statue of liberty question, there are actually two statues of liberty. One in France and one in new york. There are hundreds of replicas around the world BUT the French one did appear in Japan around the early 2000's. A replica of that specific one was erected in Osaka in the america village. I don't know if it still stands, so maybe this is just a replica of that one but its interesting that there is an actual copy in Japan as well. :3 keep up the videos!!!
Hey I have been watching your guys videos for about a year now and never commented or anything. I just wanna say you guys are awesome and thanks for sharing your adventures with us, me and my son like to watch, makes me Interested in traveling to Japan but it must be expensive for a round trip from Montreal, Canada
+Kalee Rose Hi, happy to hear you have been enjoying our videos! It can be a bit pricey but I think it's worth it, especially if you haven't been to Asia before. Try to book plane tickets months in advance and you can get reasonable prices sometimes! Try different seasons too if you have the means, different times of the year are different prices! -Eric
I'm sure you've answered this before, but I've missed it... Do you two see yourselves living there for a long time?
Great video, as always. You guys always manage to stir motivation in me to work hard to head to Japan. It's been a dream of my for a long time, and even if it will be a while before I can achieve that, your videos are able to transport me and make me feel like I'm already there. It's such an immersive experience. lol.
+Charizard215 We don't have any longterm plans. I think we will be in Japan for another year at least, though. -Eric
While Eric was talking all I was paying attention to was how the cars drive lol.
+Angelica Flores Haha, I don't blame you. -Eric
19:05 That replica of the Statue of Liberty was sent from France...
There seems to be hundreds of replicas of the Statue of Liberty around the world, according to Wikipedia...
I was hoping you would hit Shiodome (which is pronounced Shi-o-do-me - I kept looking for a dome, there was no dome), and specifically the AMAZING Miyazaki clock there. And then you were in Shimbashi!... but you were just catching the train there. Anyway, you should check that out, unless it's in one of your other videos and I haven't come across it yet.
+David Cervera We spent some more time in Shimbashi in part one of this video! ruclips.net/video/V7nPt73IXfA/видео.html -E
Odaiba's great, although when I visited it was bucketing down with rain. We went to this really cool indoor theme park thing. I totally didn't realise the monorail was unmanned that makes it so much cooler.
On a side note I'm pretty sure Japan is one of the few countries in the world that doesn't have rabies, so you can breathe easier around little animals there
+Hayley M Forgot to mention there's this toyota museum thing there that's free and has some really cool old cars and they let you drive their cars for free too.
+Hayley M Yea, we have been there, but it actually doesn't fall into Minato-ku if I recall. It's a cool place! -Eric
+Hayley M I think its not the rabies she is afraid of as much as it is the pain of being bit. Haha. -Eric
take extra care when you come to philippines hope to meet you MABUHAY!!!!
Cool stuff U2. Thanks as always for sharing! Tonight I shall dream of prairie dogs parking bicycles. Awsome! (Te he) -J
+JayDebbie Frye Haha, glad you enjoyed! What we need is prairie dog parking lots! -Eric
I'll make sure I cross the bridge when the time comes!
+AnimeStarwind Good idea! -Eric
Thanks for yet another great video.
Is that person behind kyde, around 15:26, walking/skating on top of water?
Is that the new messiah!?
Live from Kyde 'n' Eric
Cheers, eh
+Andre Gagne Haha, yea, but using one of those surf board things that are't fur surfing. -Eric
Odaiba was nice but so bad i was there when it was raining this summer. The Gundam is huge
+TheNerdyExplorer Yea man, the Gundam is amazing! -E
There are two replica Statue Of Liberties in France. Plus the cheese one in Vegas. ;)
+Rachel Tambascio And the one in NYC! Haha. -Eric
i thought eric might get a whack when he said why dont you buy some.pertaining to old lady clothes lol. i woulda ducked for sure if i said that to my wife!!
+steve s i know there was a little pause after he said it and i couldn't tell if kyde was holding back a smack or just confused, LOL
The Tokyo Ward thing seems a really good idea - enjoyed the one for Minato! Which wards are you thinking about next?
+Mark Varney Haha, we can't decide! It'll be months before we have time to shoot one though, we have a lot of other stuff planned for the winter! -Eric
+Kyde and Eric Cool! Looking forward to it.
What's "Diver City" whatever it may be, it has an H&M, Forever 21, and Uniqlo so it must be pretty amazing.
+SuperUltraRollingBomberThunderCorporation I wouldn't call those places rare though, in Tokyo anyways. Haha. -Eric
The Statue of Liberty was put there as a mark of respect to the relationship between Japan and France, yes France, I would have assumed the US but of course it's a French thing I always forget.
Correction ...back in 2013 ,these monorails i took for work had drivers, has that changed ?
+abhishek gupta I'm not sure the history of it, but they certainly don't have drivers now. -Eric
Eric what model/make is the mic you're using? It seems to definitely make windy scenes audible compared to the camera's internal mic/wind reduction setting.
+nigelo92 This is the internal mic on the Sony DSC-HX90V. Haha. I do futz with the audio a little while editing, but not much. Wind drives me nuts. -E
+Kyde and Eric You cheeky mofu! I guess you lower the dB on windy vids to match extremes of normal scenes + 90V is just better? I hope the next Sony DSC in that series innovates a little more though. Feel as though not much has changed since HX50V.
+nigelo92 The 90's main advancement is the flip screen and a viewfinder. Love the flip screen, don't care about the viewfinder at all. -E
Hi, was the Ramen restaurant at Decks? I really want to go there. We are staying in Odaiba on our trip to Tokyo.
+pervykiwi Yea, I think it was! -Eric
I kinda wanna cross that bridge now...
Bike storage = very cool!
+ozdoits For real! -Eric
Slurp game strong for sure
looks like ramen stadium in fukuoka too
What is the name of the ramen shop with the different styles and that great view? I'l be in Tokyo in 2 months and I'd like to go. Thanks!!
+Christine Hamlet www.ramenadventures.com/2008/10/odaiba-ramen-stadium.html
hi, loving (all) your videos, very informative indeed ... am heading to Odaiba for a short stay, and am curious about that Ramen place, where exactly is it located at? care to share the location? would love to try the Ramen that they offer over there ... thanks in advance!
+Jason Chung i found the name of the ramen place! it's the Gotouchi Men Matsuri, located at the Aqua City :)
+Jason Chung Yep! Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner! -E
That bicycle tower parking garage is far out! If we have that here in the states, bike theft would be cut down a few percentages.
+3forte Yea, good point! -Eric
Knowledge is power.
I thank you for letting me have that on Japan through your videos/vlogs. I was wondering if you have any recommendation or lead me to some information regarding the best place to stay in the Tokyo Metro area for first-time tourists who may be following your path to the attractions you've been at around Tokyo. I don't mind staying at cheap places since most of the time, we'd be outside sightseeing-- as long as the area is safe. Being close to the Yamanote line would be ideal (right?). Thanks in advance guys!!
+Ted Schactimera Yea, being somewhere near the Yamanote Line is going to make getting around super easy, but it really depends on your budget. If you want to save some money you can look for a place a little but outside of the city. Use google maps to route from prospective hotels -> major areas you want to visit and see how long it will take on the train! -Eric
+Kyde and Eric From the blogs I read, many tourists prefer to stay in the Shinjuku or Shibuya area. I was thinking more of an AirBnB arrangement and then just take the train to the city if staying at the AirBnB will save us money. But then again, would you recommend Shinjuku and/or Shibuya? Thanks.
+Ted Schactimera It's really up to what you want to spend versus how much "commuting" you are willing to do. Check train schedules on Google maps and balance out what is best for you. If you aren't too worried about money or find a good deal stay close or inside the city! -E
Hey guys what's your take on Azabu and Azabu-Juban? And what's the difference between the two?
I know I've been there, but not enough to remember anything about it. Sorry. -E
Kyde and Eric No worries. Thanks anyway!
Stupid question - Kyde's name sounds like its Katie yet spelled kyde. Im not sure how its supposed to be. Not trying to drive you crazy with a really irrelevant question but I think its just a cultural difference and I would like to understand the spelling and pronunciation if possible please. thanks love the channel
+Lazy Travel Days Haha, she just spells it crazy. She's the only one, I think. -Eric
I'm visiting Tokyo next March. What is the name of the ramen place?
+Pedro Valencia Don't recall the name of the place, but its on the roof of Aqua City in Odaiba. -Eric
How much would you say I would need to save (dollars) for a week-long trip to Japan?
1000 usd
+Leon Fong I think it'd be a bit more than 1000 USD. About 100 USD a day for hotel ='$700 plus transport, food, and of course the flight and all the cool stuff you'd want to do/buy
Do they typically eat breakfast later in the day in Japan?
+Carleen Denommee From 5 years of research I think it's more like they don't eat breakfast. Hahahha. -E
My apologies for the use of the word. Enjoy your life in Japan!
Thanks! -E
I believe Roppongi is sort of like the more seedy side of Tokyo, its main attraction is night-life so unless you are a party animal its probably not so much fun to be had. I've heard a lot of horror stories from that area involving people getting their drinks spiked and being charged outrageous sums of money for drinks that they don't remember purchasing. Tokyo is one of the safest capitals in the world, but Roppongi has a bad reputation so be careful!
+patsybob Yea, we don't hang out there basically ever. Too many white people. -Eric
wow, kd got a taste for spicy food. lucky her..
+jefferi chang If your stomach can handle spicy stuff, it can give you a nice little rush. Also, you build up a tolerance to it the more you eat it. I've heard plenty of stories about students from India that go to other countries and eat milder food a lot and they go home and eat their mom's cooking and think it's too hot...
What's weirder is that in Paris theres also a statue of liberty. (Queue X-Files theme song) 👽
+positiveguy123 So does NYC! haha. -Eric
You need to start selling T-shirts that say "Breakfast for Breakfast" with a stack of pancakes on it.
Hahahahahha, brilliant!
You have couch surfed enough. Why not host a couch surfer and explore Tokyo through their eyes? That's an entire video series right there.
+AdviceColumn We have hosted people here, but we don't tend to be comfortable filming with people we just met. -Eric
I would have crossed that bridge too....I would have looked up at that Gundam and i would have fainted. LoL
+Oukoyami Hahaha, it is pretty impressive. -Eric
If I was attacking that ramen Eric got, I'd probably try mixing the butter and corn into it's own little puddle or something... Kyde's ramen looked like what I often try to make at home when I'm feeling fancy.
Thanks for the comment. I now bet you do not mean to be racial. Just wanted to make a point. Still love the videos you guys are making. Keep up the good work and I look forward to more of those! Best,
なるほど、気を付けて、英語で"racist"は凄く強い言葉です。しかし、コメントをありがとうございます。
Hi Eric, Random, do you still play drums?
+StudioSambodia I'd like to, but haven't in ages! Need to find a new place to play! -E
I see, I was just curious because I remember you were in your Zen time when you would spend some time playing. XD I'm having a TBT moment lol. Hope you guys have a nice thanks giving, even though you're in Japan.
Do you guys ever work out at the gym?
+Leslie Cunningham Nope. -Eric
saw Gundam and hit like :-)
The Japanese are doing it right. We have a lot to learn still here in America.
do you guys wear the same clothes just saying
+hash glass Yep! -Eric
I so would have bought that space Godzilla
Totally.
Agumon!