I was born in Osaka and have lived there for 50 years. Thank you for staying in the very nostalgic downtown area of Osaka. The videos, colors, and music of the Showa era cafe were very soothing. I have never stayed in Nishinari (because I live in Osaka), but how was it? The view of Abeno Harukas is great! Were you surprised to see so many houses crowded together?
Thank you for your comment! I really enjoyed staying in Nishinari. It felt like a true local experience and I loved being so close to deep osaka street that took me back in time. The houses didn't surprise me too much as i'm used to nyc. 😂
You were staying in the city of Nishinari, where I live! Nishinari is a town of day laborers and is truly a downtown area. There are cheap and tasty restaurants and supermarkets in the area. Thank you for coming to Japan and to Osaka! As a Japanese, I am honored to be a page in your memory.
Thank you for your comment. ☺️ We loved staying there; it reminded us of our home city, Chicago, in many ways. When we come back, we would love to stay in Nishinari again.
This is truly enjoyable experience while visiting. Nishinari is a sad story/aspect of Japan. I visited many times without any problems. One can find cheap eateries and bars.
I really really looveee how you film your videos. You made each place look even dreamier 🫧🥹. I cannot wait to visit Japan and be able to film like you do! Looking forward to your upcoming videos, Olivia 🤍
My wife and I went all over Japan last fall Tokyo, Hokkaido, Nagano, Kanazawa, Fukuoka, Okayama, Shikoku, Kamakura, Hayama, Chiba but havent checked out Osaka yet! I miss Mr Donut! Thanks for the vid!
Nishinari is one of the most sketchy places in Japan. So I don't recommend staying in that place for a long period of time. It seems that you don't try konamon in Osaka that much. Kona means flour and mon means stuff. So konamon means like udon, okonomiyaki, yakisoba, and takoyaki. They are pround of them. So try some next time.
Girl, I coulda told ya... Them Docs gotta be broken in. I have a pair i bought in 82' they just now feel good. You probably weren't born then. Been to japan a million times! but watching this makes feel like i missed everything.. love the editing! great job the pait of you.
I just binge watched your Japan content and really loved your aesthetics and way of looking at things. :) Beautiful videos! I'm new to your channel - did you ever say how you afford your trip? Do you work while traveling? Is RUclips your job?
I was a young child when my Dad was stationed in Atsugi, Japan and I've always wanted to go back as an adult. Would you say Japan is fairly easy to navigate without knowing the language?
Thanks for your comment. How cool! In the main areas like tokyo, kyoto, osaka, it was fairly easy to get around. I had google translate downloaded for any quick translations in places that didn't have english options and pointed to whatever I was ordering. Even though there is a language barrier, I found that people are extremely helpful and patient.
I was born in Osaka and have lived there for 50 years. Thank you for staying in the very nostalgic downtown area of Osaka. The videos, colors, and music of the Showa era cafe were very soothing. I have never stayed in Nishinari (because I live in Osaka), but how was it? The view of Abeno Harukas is great! Were you surprised to see so many houses crowded together?
Thank you for your comment! I really enjoyed staying in Nishinari. It felt like a true local experience and I loved being so close to deep osaka street that took me back in time. The houses didn't surprise me too much as i'm used to nyc. 😂
You were staying in the city of Nishinari, where I live!
Nishinari is a town of day laborers and is truly a downtown area.
There are cheap and tasty restaurants and supermarkets in the area.
Thank you for coming to Japan and to Osaka!
As a Japanese, I am honored to be a page in your memory.
Thank you for your comment. ☺️ We loved staying there; it reminded us of our home city, Chicago, in many ways. When we come back, we would love to stay in Nishinari again.
This is truly enjoyable experience while visiting. Nishinari is a sad story/aspect of Japan. I visited many times without any problems. One can find cheap eateries and bars.
I really really looveee how you film your videos. You made each place look even dreamier 🫧🥹. I cannot wait to visit Japan and be able to film like you do! Looking forward to your upcoming videos, Olivia 🤍
thank you so much for the sweet comment. you made my day! ☺️ I hope you get to Japan soon! 💜
Great video! Best of all? The selection of music! Just beautiful. Thanks
Wow, thank you!
日本が、あなたの人生という絵本の1ページに刻まれ、それが良い思い出になれば幸いです。
どうもありがとう。日本はいつも私たちとともにあります。🙏🏼🥹🇯🇵
The footage you took is very beautiful and the editing is superb.
thank you so much 🥹🙏🏼
love these vibes so much! your videos and editing style are always the best ❤❤
thank you so much 🫶🏼🥹
My wife and I went all over Japan last fall Tokyo, Hokkaido, Nagano, Kanazawa, Fukuoka, Okayama, Shikoku, Kamakura, Hayama, Chiba but havent checked out Osaka yet! I miss Mr Donut! Thanks for the vid!
How cool! I hope you get to check out Osaka on the next visit. 😊
🗻 富士山 ❤!
Osaka seems like a heaven for retro-phile
1000%
Cool visuals!
Thank you!
Nishinari is one of the most sketchy places in Japan. So I don't recommend staying in that place for a long period of time. It seems that you don't try konamon in Osaka that much. Kona means flour and mon means stuff. So konamon means like udon, okonomiyaki, yakisoba, and takoyaki. They are pround of them. So try some next time.
Thanks for the comment and tips. We did try all of those things but I didnt film everything. In my last Osaka vlog, i shared the takoyaki. 😊
Your vids are so peaceful 😊🙏
🥹 thank you so much
Oh, to be in Japan! I someday will go there and capture moments and share them, just like you do 🫶🏻
日本を楽しんでくれてありがとうございました😊❤
Luv your swing to video your cotidianity
Thank you!
love watching your vlog its so relaxing❤
Glad you enjoy it!
Girl, I coulda told ya... Them Docs gotta be broken in. I have a pair i bought in 82' they just now feel good.
You probably weren't born then.
Been to japan a million times! but watching this makes feel like i missed everything.. love the editing! great job the pait of you.
hahaha! I heard they were tough to break in but idk why I thought i'd be okay. lesson learned! i'm so happy you enjoyed the video.
The editing is lovely just flows.@@olivia.anelise
I just binge watched your Japan content and really loved your aesthetics and way of looking at things. :) Beautiful videos!
I'm new to your channel - did you ever say how you afford your trip? Do you work while traveling? Is RUclips your job?
Thank you so much. I plan to do a video in the future about these things!
Hi, new subscriber here, watching from south Africa. Love your vlogs, the aesthetic is pleasing.
Thank you so much!! ☺️ I hope to visit South Africa someday.
🎉🎉 I hope you will visit Thailand.🎉🎉
Thank you! It’s on the top of my list 😊
Osaka + Oaxaca 😁❤
😉
I was a young child when my Dad was stationed in Atsugi, Japan and I've always wanted to go back as an adult. Would you say Japan is fairly easy to navigate without knowing the language?
Thanks for your comment. How cool! In the main areas like tokyo, kyoto, osaka, it was fairly easy to get around. I had google translate downloaded for any quick translations in places that didn't have english options and pointed to whatever I was ordering. Even though there is a language barrier, I found that people are extremely helpful and patient.
Цікаве відео. Дякую ❤️
Nice report~😻ニャ~
Thank you 🙏🏼😊
tokyo is to nyc as osaka is to chicago?
I’d say so!
Hi mam nice video
Osaka is different culture in Japan
Completely differences particular language is different of Japanese
it's so interesting!