I love this kind of video! It's so different from your usual type of video, but it's so cool to see your daily life in Japan. I'd love to see more videos like this!
Audrey, you never pour a liquid detergent directly over clothes. This is a way to make permanent stains on your clothes. There is usually a small canister where you add your detergent and the washing machine handles everything from that moment on. Hope this helps.
I loved watching this! It's nice to see what the behind the scenes day's are like as well as the major travel days! Helps show its not all exploring! :D
I adore you guys and always look forward to your videos! I really loved this relaxed “day in the life of Audrey & Sam” kind of video. Just the normalcy of doing laundry, lunch/dinner, and a walk around the neighborhood is a nice way to shake things up sometimes.
I also loved Audrey’s excitement over PB (and amen to chunky pb!!!) I remember the same excitement when I was in Rome. After days of pasta, pizza and gelato, we found a small asian market where we found cup ramen! It was the best cup ramen ever!!
Thanks for the sharing the more authentic side of life in Tokyo! Typically don’t see this kind of stuff getting posted all over RUclips. Is there any significant language barrier with day-to-day activities off the beaten path where you both are?
Thank you! In terms of language barrier there definitely is one. In restaurants without English menus and customer service you'll likely just have to point and smile or gesture to get things you want.
Audrey's editing is really good! I didn't know she was doing that part, can't imagine how time-consuming must be specially on the road. Mad props to her for the excellent work!
Yiipppeeee!!!! Audrey finally got her peanut butter sandwich. Really lovely video you two. It's always nice to see the every day aspects of a place along with the attractions. Thanks for all of your hard work.
Great video, thanks for sharing! I especially liked the part where you sat down for a chill evening dinner; I felt like we were honored guests and got to see a quiet slice of your personal life. Thanks again!
I really enjoyed watching this video & getting to see your day & how you do things when not at restaurant eating! Looks like a average day of eating at home chores & work followed by a little walk! Thanks for sharing that & hope you show more of this side of your lives in future videos! Take care & safe travels!
Great ramen you had, and also very cheap! The neighborhood you were staying looked very nice, a lot different from all the other sites of Tokyo packed with lights and shops.
Really enjoyed this video, thank you! I like to see the more neighborhood-y stuff, as well as get an idea of how much things like laundry cost. Have you made, or are you considering making, a video that talks about what your average daily costs are if you are visiting and sightseeing? What about a video that shares your favorite restaurants and attractions? Loved the cat cafe one. Thanks again!
Thank you very much! We plan to do some cost related videos at the end of our series. Budget travel tips and ways you can save money traveling in Japan :)
You guys should do a travel t-shirt tour. Just stand and (?stop motion/flipbook-ish?) through your collections. Wear the same trousers/bottoms and speed through each shirt. Overlay the date/place. Do eet!
Love these day in the life videos!!!!🙂 It is nice to get to know you guys more and what you get up to behind the scenes👍 We have been doing some fasting too in this past year. I ( Adam) lost around 10 kilo in a month fasting😲 You guys are the cutest couple on RUclips!!! Love it👍🙂🙂
@@samuelandaudrey We had 3 - 4 fast days a week - on those days we would eat just one evening meal. Hard to begin with but you soon get into the swing and it's a great technique/life lesson to learn 🙂....even better when you see the pounds sliding off!!!!
That is incredible! That sounds similar to something called alternate day fasting where on alternate beteween one meal and then a day of regular eating and then a day of fasting and so on. Way to go as it is not easy to be that disciplined.
Audrey, the liquid you used for washing was a bleacher... but fortunately that was for coloured fabric. I did similar mistake in Spain. I was using softener instead... When you miss the European food, you can go to "Seijo-Ishii" or "KALDI" They are a bit expensive though. To get cheaper fruits from no-name small shops are very good idea, I agree. I have enjoyed you guys video a lot.
I'm so excited for this video! I'm so interested in the culture in Tokyo, and how people live! It seems very clean. Do the locals have any traditions that you picked up on in their culture? x
A very natural and laid back video^^ That typical Japanese house and rooms with tatamis is a rare place to stay. How did you find the house? Audrey, fish skin contains lots of collagen and good for keeping your skin healthy^^
Hi great video! Thanks for giving us an idea what a real every day life is like. Can you tell me which area of Tokyo you both are staying in so I can check out these places that are relatively affordable? Thank you.
Hey Audrey & Sam, looked like your day was pretty much like everybody elses. Lol. Love the walking and apartment tour videos....0 and of course the street food. I remember when I had to go to the laundromat and there was a bar across the street. Well of course I use to put my clothes in the washer and high tail it across the street and get a beer and a berger. My friends could never really understand why I loved laundry day. Lmao. Until next time, keep safe from Bethlehem Pa.
Thanks Sandy! Ah, we love laundry days as well. Maybe partly because we're being productive but also maybe we get to wear our favorite clothes again after they are washed.
Just a question, You guys don't dry in the sun in the us during summers? or is it too cold even in summer for the clothes to dry? As UV in sun can do wonders!!
Most people in urban areas don't dry on a clothes line. We use a dryer. I hang my work clothes up to dry but inside. Where I live in the summer it is so hot the sun can fade your clothing very quickly.
my first job was when i was 16 in 1960 i started at rowntrees chocolate factory they made kit and many other things but sold out to nestles some years ago.
@@samuelandaudrey i emailed my daughters husband and he will buy me one as i dont know how to order it off line as when i went to the store they are not allowing any one into buy anything ,so he is home in a weeks time as he works on the oil rigs so will order me one then.then ill give him the money for it.
@@samuelandaudrey im watching the korean dramas brings more tears to my eyes there really sad,pat and i were always poor but we chose love over everything.
@@samuelandaudrey It's the only way to do it. Heading off to Portugal/inspired by you guys, Spain, and Romania in the spring. You've gotta get yer father back in the videos, he's truly your drinking pal.
What did you guys actually do in Japan? In everyday life I mean. I'm just curious, you showed the Sunday but what about weekdays there? Did you have any job somewhere? Shortly speaking, why did you live there?
We worked on our business online as we created videos in Tokyo. Making videos is part of our business so being there we tried to film a lot but we also ran our websites and did some freelance work.
Wine and sushi is life lol. I see a lot of people having that combo here in NJ. A lot of sushi bars here are BYOB and just about everybody brings wine.
Thank you! Ah, like comparing apples with oranges. Such entirely different experiences. To be honest both were dream trips so to have them both happen in one year was special :)
I have been seeing a lot of Audrey's dad cooking awesome food on the spanish channel only problem is i dont understand a word of spanish. Please do those kinda videos on this channel too in English. I also noticed you guys are getting a lot of views on those videos.
Thank you very much Dipesh for checking them out. I'm in the process of getting English subtitles so videos on that channel can be watched even if you don't speak Spanish.
“Laundromat” was coined in the 1950s by analogy with “automat”-an automated self-service restaurant- to label an automated self-service laundry. People unaware of this history often mistakenly deconstruct the word into “laundry mat” or “laundrymat.” ; )
Hey,you guys are in ?/ went to Tokyo!? Was this place Shin Okubo? Ikebukuro!? You did really good jobs on bugetting it seems like! IMPRESSIVE!Btw., it's CHYABUDAI NOT CHIBUDAI.LOL.( pronounce as cha-bu-dai)CHA = TEA & DAI = A TABLE boh in old expressions. Not many young generations use those words ,I wonder. Sushi on go is more recent ,newer custom, when I grew up & even when I visited there ,there was no such a thing ! As sushi was a high end gourmet food! Kitkat is my all time favorite snack( believe ,it was originally from u.k.!?) & we do have lots of flavors there which are available only inJapan!So,enjoy 'em while you can! Lol. I'm so glad that you're enjoying everything there!( hope).I'm looking forward to watch more of your videos! Thanx for posting this one! 👍👏😘👏
Thank you very much! Appreciate you correcting us on that. We sure enjoyed living in this area of Tokyo. It had a nice neighborhood and local feel as opposed to a tourist one yet we could be on the metro and anywhere in the city very easily.
I thought it might be so. However, Japanese goods often do not correspond to English, so they thought that there was also a mistake. I ’m sorry for my GOOGLE English.
Hey guys, how do I find these kind of cheap fruit/veggie no name shops? Do they have a specific name? My sis is going to live in Tokyo for a longer period of time starting in September this year..so we are looking for information for a good start. Thank you in advance and thanks a lot for your lovely videos! Greetings from rainy Germany
Thanks Nyan! You'll notice them when you walk around your neighborhood. I'd say if you cover a 4-4 block radius of wherever you're staying you'll find one for sure. They tend to offer prices considerably cheaper than produce in a bigger grocery store.
I was thinking : yes, they have very stressful lifes with no real job to do like the rest of us !! but after a while : she have to editing any single day many hours a day, they have to do almost a new video a day finding new interesting content and also work on the channel etc... If that not sound like a work to you. A nice work around the world but still..a real job. Continue like this guys, i will follow you anywere.
Thank you very much Ebefren. The truth is that we love what we do but we put in insane weekly hours of about 65 to 80 of work each week to keep our business going.
Thanks Sarah! Now when we're on the road we try to make at least one or more video on average per day. So a 60 day trip we'd like 60+ videos. We don't film every single day but we do make 2-3 videos on some days and have a pure work day on others.
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos thanks so much for answering my questions. That’s lots of videos. Which is probably the easy part or funnier.. Funnier lol. The / editing is prob a lot more work. Thanks again
I guess what Sam had for his lunch on the day is a kind of new variety from Tenshindon en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenshindon And I drink wine sometimes with Japanese dish though I tend to choose white wine with 🍣
@@samuelandaudrey -20 is insanely cold by comparison here in Rawalpindi Pakistan northern Punjab region of the Indian Sub continent the max is about 15 & a minimum of 3°C would seem positively balmy but it's cold enough to be using room heaters I think it's one of the driest areas of the world it's rained just a few times.we r close to the foothills of the Karakorums, infact they begin from here onwards & they've had snow recently. Winters I guess is the best season here. Have fun.cheers🌨️
Sam's lunch looked soo yum 😋 I know yourll did visit an Indian restaurant once, is there alot of them around? And any idea what the weather is like around December and January? Still waiting on that QnA by the way 😋
Day in the life... 👍👍. Would I be right in saying that the ‘Video Editor’ is Audrey and the ‘Videographer’ is Sam - primarily? Or do you guys switch duties as necessary? Your videos are always ‘Spot On’ in both respects.
Thank you very much! We share both roles to be honest. Audrey did more editing for a while but now I'm doing more of the first cuts and she does the refinements.
doing the laundry well i washed my last washing today the washing machine as broken down not that long ago so now i have to try to buy a new one i can only have one 23 inches wide 33 inches deep to fit into the small space,trouble is i can only get to speak to stupid computers so i got no where so ill go out tomorrow to a shop see if i can buy one and they deliver and set it up and take my old washing machine at a price
@@samuelandaudrey i took the bus to town walked to the surgery picked up 3 poo tubes got to use and on monday be at the doctors surgery to see the doctor and give in the samples so tests will be done on then.i was awaken at 3am this morning of a young woman screaming i looked out of my flat bedroom window to my left but its where the road turns and houses are around so i could not see anyone but i hear a man saying getting in the car she said no i dont want to and was screaming so i phoned the police told them what i heard
@@samuelandaudrey i have already put samples into two glass tubes one more to go ill do that tomorrow,i just thought i should have lit some incense sticks whilst doing it or wear my mask .i never thought on my many journeys through life i would be doing this ha ha ha ha .
Some people call it Omu-Rice, but it's not. I know it because I'm Japanese. Omu-Rice is fried chicken rice and omlette with tomato sauce. But this one is chinese style fried rice with shrimp omlette with sweet soure sauce. This chinese style Japanese omlette is called Tenshin-don (actually this dosen't exist in China). Japan have many Chinese style food called Chuuka (Chuuka means Chinese cuisine in Japanese). Once in a while Ramen had been callled Chuuka soba (Chinese noodles) in Japan. Chuuka (Ramen, Gyoza and so on) and Japanese Curry Rice have become Japanese national food. Japanese style Western cuisine also has become Japanese national food, which is called Yoshoku. Foreigners may think Japanese eat lots of Sushi and raw fish, but in the reality Japanese eat tons of foreign base food daily. Probably avarage Japanese eat Sushi or raw fish just once a month. Many Japanese eat more Western style breakfast than Japanese traditional breakfast (Rice, Miso soup, Fish and Vegies).
I love this kind of video! It's so different from your usual type of video, but it's so cool to see your daily life in Japan. I'd love to see more videos like this!
Thank you very much Anne! We've had a few comments like this now so we'll really try our best to film more behind the scenes videos in 2019 :)
Audrey, you never pour a liquid detergent directly over clothes. This is a way to make permanent stains on your clothes. There is usually a small canister where you add your detergent and the washing machine handles everything from that moment on. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the lesson! Makes sense.
I loved watching this! It's nice to see what the behind the scenes day's are like as well as the major travel days! Helps show its not all exploring! :D
Thanks! It was a lot of fun to film this type of video.
12:16 I don't blame you, Sam. You chose to pickup sushi, a popular Japanese dish here in America, during your visit in the capital city of Japan!
Thanks Brady! I never ate so much sushi in my entire life. It was glorious - especially those nightly sales at the supermarket.
Tokyo is awesome and so are you guys! Thank you for you doing what you do!
AH, thank you very much!!!
7:22-7:28 The Gyoza not only looks rather delicious, but also well similar to potstickers, an Oriental dish that I really love!
Very similar to the potstickers! Craving those right now.
I adore you guys and always look forward to your videos! I really loved this relaxed “day in the life of Audrey & Sam” kind of video. Just the normalcy of doing laundry, lunch/dinner, and a walk around the neighborhood is a nice way to shake things up sometimes.
I also loved Audrey’s excitement over PB (and amen to chunky pb!!!) I remember the same excitement when I was in Rome. After days of pasta, pizza and gelato, we found a small asian market where we found cup ramen! It was the best cup ramen ever!!
Thank you! We'll try to make more like these in the future.
It is just the best when you've been craving something for ages to finally get your hands on it!
wow! Thank you guys for this insight..
Thank you!
@@samuelandaudrey You're most welcome!
Love your videos. I can't wait for your future uploads.
Thank you very much! More coming soon from Japan.
Thanks for the sharing the more authentic side of life in Tokyo! Typically don’t see this kind of stuff getting posted all over RUclips. Is there any significant language barrier with day-to-day activities off the beaten path where you both are?
Thank you! In terms of language barrier there definitely is one. In restaurants without English menus and customer service you'll likely just have to point and smile or gesture to get things you want.
Audrey's editing is really good! I didn't know she was doing that part, can't imagine how time-consuming must be specially on the road. Mad props to her for the excellent work!
Thank you very much Guillermo! The editing always takes much longer than the shooting.
Yiipppeeee!!!! Audrey finally got her peanut butter sandwich. Really lovely video you two. It's always nice to see the every day aspects of a place along with the attractions. Thanks for all of your hard work.
Thanks Susan! That peanut butter tasted so good...haha
Great video, thanks for sharing! I especially liked the part where you sat down for a chill evening dinner; I felt like we were honored guests and got to see a quiet slice of your personal life. Thanks again!
Thank you very much Nik! I think we'll try this format a bit more in the future :)
Pretty much like our schedule in Tokyo lol. Running a RUclips channel is not easy, keep it up guys! 👍
Thank you! Ah, it is a lot of work isn't it?
I really enjoyed seeing other parts of Tokyo. Very interesting. Thank you.
Thank you very much Marie! We wanted to show more of a neighborhood versus tourist spot.
I really enjoyed watching this video & getting to see your day & how you do things when not at restaurant eating! Looks like a average day of eating at home chores & work followed by a little walk! Thanks for sharing that & hope you show more of this side of your lives in future videos! Take care & safe travels!
Thank you very much Lynn! We felt really comfortable there.
I enjoyed this video so much I loved watching you guys have a typical day in Tokyo Great video I watched it 3X
Thank you very much Effie! This is what a non-travel day looks like for us...haha
Great ramen you had, and also very cheap! The neighborhood you were staying looked very nice, a lot different from all the other sites of Tokyo packed with lights and shops.
Thanks Bruno! It was a real find. Actually since we were far enough away from touristy areas we found prices to be very reasonable.
Pleasure experiencing your adventures. You are really informative and so so lovely !
Thank you very much!
Nice video! I do hope you traveled outside of Tokyo and Osaka. The countryside is beautiful!
Thanks! We sure did. The rest of our trip after Tokyo is rural Japan and we loved it!
The wifey & I discussed what it would be like living in Japan. This series of videos give us insight of that. Thanks fam!
Thank you!
Looks very warm for January!
This was in June actually.
The neighborhood piece was an interesting fresh twist to your vlog. Love to see more neighborhoods in the future.
Thank you! We will include more in the future.
Awesome footage. Inspiring me to start my channel. God bless you guys.
Thanks Jake! That is so cool to hear. Best wishes with it.
Really enjoyed this video, thank you! I like to see the more neighborhood-y stuff, as well as get an idea of how much things like laundry cost. Have you made, or are you considering making, a video that talks about what your average daily costs are if you are visiting and sightseeing? What about a video that shares your favorite restaurants and attractions? Loved the cat cafe one. Thanks again!
Thank you very much! We plan to do some cost related videos at the end of our series. Budget travel tips and ways you can save money traveling in Japan :)
Really enjoyed this style of video
Thank you very much Trina! We'll try to make more like this in the future.
Nice to see how you spent a "normal" Japanese day in Tokyo guys!
Love your vids! Me too I prefer when you are together!!!
Hugs! Renata
Thank you Renata! We sure enjoyed staying in this area.
Rain has really given a washed off look to the streets and pavements.That must be a welcome shower! Blessed!! :-) Wishes from Chennai.
Thank you! It really did help clean the streets. Ah, Chennai! We loved visiting there. I'll have videos coming out from Chennai in a few weeks time.
@@samuelandaudrey Can't wait for the Chennai episodes. Make it fast Sam.:-)
Thanks! Going to edit it soon :)
Love your videos! Inspired my upcoming trip in Europe and now a Japan trip is on my radar!
Thank you very much Annette! Exciting to hear you're thinking of Japan.
You will feel comfortable in the Tokyo,have a great time
Thank you! We really enjoyed living there.
You guys make interesting videos!! I always enjoy them!!
Thanks Elisa! We really appreciate hearing that :)
Awesome video!
Thank you very much!
I love when Samuel describes something as "I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy" :)) Can't wait to see the Kit-Kat video...
Hahaha...thank you very much! Coming soon!
You guys should do a travel t-shirt tour. Just stand and (?stop motion/flipbook-ish?) through your collections. Wear the same trousers/bottoms and speed through each shirt. Overlay the date/place. Do eet!
Thank you! That is definitely an idea for a future video :)
Love these day in the life videos!!!!🙂 It is nice to get to know you guys more and what you get up to behind the scenes👍 We have been doing some fasting too in this past year. I ( Adam) lost around 10 kilo in a month fasting😲 You guys are the cutest couple on RUclips!!! Love it👍🙂🙂
Thank you very much! Huge congrats with that! What was your fasting protocal for that month?
@@samuelandaudrey We had 3 - 4 fast days a week - on those days we would eat just one evening meal. Hard to begin with but you soon get into the swing and it's a great technique/life lesson to learn 🙂....even better when you see the pounds sliding off!!!!
That is incredible! That sounds similar to something called alternate day fasting where on alternate beteween one meal and then a day of regular eating and then a day of fasting and so on. Way to go as it is not easy to be that disciplined.
@@samuelandaudrey Yes, was hard work but worth it. Then we have a break for a while. Good luck with yours mate :)
Audrey, the liquid you used for washing was a bleacher... but fortunately that was for coloured fabric. I did similar mistake in Spain. I was using softener instead... When you miss the European food, you can go to "Seijo-Ishii" or "KALDI" They are a bit expensive though. To get cheaper fruits from no-name small shops are very good idea, I agree. I have enjoyed you guys video a lot.
Thanks for letting us know! Our mistake with that...lol
that's right ! this is bleach.
Wow!SEIJO ISHI !!!NOSTALGIA! LOL I GREW UP IN SEIJO & SOSHIGAYA! LOL.
Loved this❤️👍🏼. Nice, this just shows the real life...
Thanks! We'll try to make more videos like this :)
Love this "A Day in the life in Tokyo" type video. Just feels more real somehow. Food looked especially good too.
Thank you! We had a lot of fun mixing it up trying this style so we'll consider making more videos like this in the future.
Hey guys,
Thanks for the day life in Japan very nice.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much Michael! We really enjoyed our time in Tokyo.
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos my pleasure
great!!! thanks for sharing!
Thanks Bob!
Skippy Crunchy is a gourmet meal! Thank you, both for your hard work
Thanks John! LOL, it sure is when you haven't had it for ages.
I'm so excited for this video! I'm so interested in the culture in Tokyo, and how people live! It seems very clean. Do the locals have any traditions that you picked up on in their culture? x
Audrey's looking much better!
;)
I recently found your videos and i love them so much that i watched almost all of them already! :)
Waiting for your next uploads!
Thank you very much!
I really liked this daily vlog, you should do it more often 😉 xx
Thank you! We'll try to make more videos like this in the future.
I'm learning a lot of English with you. Remember the videos about Canada. I love you both. Greetings from Spain.
Thank you! Ah, we miss Spain. Best wishes learning English.
Hello! It is interesting to see the life in Japan. I’m curious, when did you film ? Seems like, summer time.
Thanks! We filmed this in June.
I see, it was June. Gotcha. Thanks !
Awesome video
All the way from Denver Colorado USA 🇺🇸
Thanks Victor! Do you guys have snow in Denver right now?
A very natural and laid back video^^ That typical Japanese house and rooms with tatamis is a rare place to stay. How did you find the house? Audrey, fish skin contains lots of collagen and good for keeping your skin healthy^^
Thank you! We found it on airbnb. We have a tour coming out today as well for our next video :)
6:06 nepalese resturant. That looks so good
Good eye!
Your entireday video is awesome your both cute buddies make more interesting videos of Japan
Thank you very much! We really enjoyed being located in this part of Tokyo.
Nice Vlog Samuel and Audrey
Thank you! Did you have a nice weekend?
Hi great video! Thanks for giving us an idea what a real every day life is like. Can you tell me which area of Tokyo you both are staying in so I can check out these places that are relatively affordable? Thank you.
Thanks! We were staying nearby ShinOkubo station.
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos thanks!
Hey Audrey & Sam, looked like your day was pretty much like everybody elses. Lol. Love the walking and apartment tour videos....0 and of course the street food. I remember when I had to go to the laundromat and there was a bar across the street. Well of course I use to put my clothes in the washer and high tail it across the street and get a beer and a berger. My friends could never really understand why I loved laundry day. Lmao. Until next time, keep safe from Bethlehem Pa.
Thanks Sandy! Ah, we love laundry days as well. Maybe partly because we're being productive but also maybe we get to wear our favorite clothes again after they are washed.
Muy buen video! Me hizo extrañar Japón! Saludos desde Argentina!
Muchas gracias Nicolas!
Just a question, You guys don't dry in the sun in the us during summers? or is it too cold even in summer for the clothes to dry? As UV in sun can do wonders!!
We didn't have a proper laundry line otherwise we would have done that.
Most people in urban areas don't dry on a clothes line. We use a dryer. I hang my work clothes up to dry but inside. Where I live in the summer it is so hot the sun can fade your clothing very quickly.
In Hawai’i, that is called a FRO. Just a shortened Fried Rice Omelette. At least where I lived on Oahu, it’s called that. So yummy!
So cool to hear! Is it similar to this one?
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos basically the same! Just way bigger. Haha!
Wine with sushi? Absolutely! At our house we enjoy sushi with a bottle of sauvignon blanc.
You have great taste my friends!
Wow！ You guys living in North Shinjuku !
I'm working at Shinjuku!
It have possibility meeting you :)
Thanks! We really enjoyed this neighborhood.
my first job was when i was 16 in 1960 i started at rowntrees chocolate factory they made kit and many other things but sold out to nestles some years ago.
Interesting to hear David.
@@samuelandaudrey i emailed my daughters husband and he will buy me one as i dont know how to order it off line as when i went to the store they are not allowing any one into buy anything ,so he is home in a weeks time as he works on the oil rigs so will order me one then.then ill give him the money for it.
@@samuelandaudrey im watching the korean dramas brings more tears to my eyes there really sad,pat and i were always poor but we chose love over everything.
Sam walks with a mission. 5 smackeroos for Jiffy, geez Louise. Those neighborhoods are so quaint, how long was it that you guys stayed in total?
Thanks Lisa! Hahaha...when it is involving food I sure do ;) We stayed for a full month. All of June.
@@samuelandaudrey It's the only way to do it. Heading off to Portugal/inspired by you guys, Spain, and Romania in the spring. You've gotta get yer father back in the videos, he's truly your drinking pal.
Thanks Lisa! We'll be heading to Argentina with him soon. Very excited about that :)
your just happy there. again be safe just momma saying that see you in your next video
Thank you thank you!
I don't know when these videos were taken, but there's no way you were walking around shorts in Tokyo this week :P
LOL, definitely not Turner. We filmed this in June.
Lol!! The people in the background at the ramen shop are speaking in Korean. I just came from watching your Korea videos lol
Oh, good ear to notice that!
I always love seeing your quirky wine pairings, although it wasn’t as quirky when you guys paired it with Korean cup ramen, lol
Thank you! Hahaha...we've definitely had some strange pairings over the years ;)
Good night in the Japan,Beijing time is midnight 12:43
Good night! Sleep well!
What did you guys actually do in Japan? In everyday life I mean. I'm just curious, you showed the Sunday but what about weekdays there? Did you have any job somewhere? Shortly speaking, why did you live there?
We worked on our business online as we created videos in Tokyo. Making videos is part of our business so being there we tried to film a lot but we also ran our websites and did some freelance work.
Wine and sushi is life lol. I see a lot of people having that combo here in NJ. A lot of sushi bars here are BYOB and just about everybody brings wine.
Thanks Antoine! Hearing that makes us feel a lot better....hahaha
@@samuelandaudrey Sam's going to make that a global trend lol
Hehehe...that would be great...anything is great with wine :)
Really enjoy your vids guys ! So Tokyo or India ? Which do you prefer and why ?
Thank you! Ah, like comparing apples with oranges. Such entirely different experiences. To be honest both were dream trips so to have them both happen in one year was special :)
I have been seeing a lot of Audrey's dad cooking awesome food on the spanish channel only problem is i dont understand a word of spanish. Please do those kinda videos on this channel too in English. I also noticed you guys are getting a lot of views on those videos.
Thank you very much Dipesh for checking them out. I'm in the process of getting English subtitles so videos on that channel can be watched even if you don't speak Spanish.
Your father Audrey is amazing. I love his stories, and share a passion of wine and cooking.
Thanks Rebecca! We're really enjoying filming with him.
“Laundromat” was coined in the 1950s by analogy with “automat”-an automated self-service restaurant- to label an automated self-service laundry. People unaware of this history often mistakenly deconstruct the word into “laundry mat” or “laundrymat.” ; )
Is it warm in Tokyo in January? Both of you are wearing sandals.
Hey,you guys are in ?/ went to Tokyo!? Was this place Shin Okubo? Ikebukuro!? You did really good jobs on bugetting it seems like! IMPRESSIVE!Btw., it's CHYABUDAI NOT CHIBUDAI.LOL.( pronounce as cha-bu-dai)CHA = TEA & DAI = A TABLE boh in old expressions. Not many young generations use those words ,I wonder. Sushi on go is more recent ,newer custom, when I grew up & even when I visited there ,there was no such a thing ! As sushi was a high end gourmet food! Kitkat is my all time favorite snack( believe ,it was originally from u.k.!?) & we do have lots of flavors there which are available only inJapan!So,enjoy 'em while you can! Lol. I'm so glad that you're enjoying everything there!( hope).I'm looking forward to watch more of your videos! Thanx for posting this one! 👍👏😘👏
Thank you very much! Appreciate you correcting us on that. We sure enjoyed living in this area of Tokyo. It had a nice neighborhood and local feel as opposed to a tourist one yet we could be on the metro and anywhere in the city very easily.
Omg I was just about to ask them if they were near Korea Town/Shin Okubo area and saw this comment haha
Rice with omlette is Omuraisu
Thanks for letting us know Monika :)
I need to stay at a place longer than a week during my travels.
That is cool to hear. We feel the same way now as we really get to know a place better if we stay longer.
290 yen so cheap omg where is this place
あなたが手にしていたボトルは漂白剤（bleacher）ですね、多分。洗剤も別に入れた方がいいです。あと、色柄ものに漂白剤を直にかけると色落ちする場合も有りますよ～。
すべてのヒントや提案をありがとう。ここでミスをしました。
I thought she just added the bleach for that, cos the washing soap comes out automatically later. I’m not sure though.
I thought it might be so. However, Japanese goods often do not correspond to English, so they thought that there was also a mistake.
I ’m sorry for my GOOGLE English.
Hey guys, how do I find these kind of cheap fruit/veggie no name shops? Do they have a specific name? My sis is going to live in Tokyo for a longer period of time starting in September this year..so we are looking for information for a good start. Thank you in advance and thanks a lot for your lovely videos! Greetings from rainy Germany
Thanks Nyan! You'll notice them when you walk around your neighborhood. I'd say if you cover a 4-4 block radius of wherever you're staying you'll find one for sure. They tend to offer prices considerably cheaper than produce in a bigger grocery store.
Samuel can I please ask which make and model of camera you are using to shoot your RUclips videos.Thanks
Sure thing! I use a Panasonic GH5 but if you want a cheaper option that is just as good get the newer G9.
@@samuelandaudrey THANK YOU.GREATLY APPRECIATED.
Me encanta ver el canal en inglés porque Samuel habla más! Agradezco que igualmente los entiendo!
Red wine and sushi 🤔 different 😄. But seriously, Sam, was it a good combination?
Thanks Bruno! Hahaha...I'm the wrong guy to ask because I love red wine with everything...lol
I was thinking : yes, they have very stressful lifes with no real job to do like the rest of us !!
but after a while : she have to editing any single day many hours a day, they have to do almost a new video a day finding new interesting content and also work on the channel etc...
If that not sound like a work to you. A nice work around the world but still..a real job. Continue like this guys, i will follow you anywere.
Thank you very much Ebefren. The truth is that we love what we do but we put in insane weekly hours of about 65 to 80 of work each week to keep our business going.
I love you Samuel, you're a good man, but I had to turn on the captions @ 7:48..
Thank you! Sorry for the audio issues.
How many videos do you try to make in a ?? Month. I know it depends on where you at and travel. Just wondering... Really enjoyed this video. TY👍🏼❤️
Thanks Sarah! Now when we're on the road we try to make at least one or more video on average per day. So a 60 day trip we'd like 60+ videos. We don't film every single day but we do make 2-3 videos on some days and have a pure work day on others.
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos thanks so much for answering my questions. That’s lots of videos. Which is probably the easy part or funnier.. Funnier lol. The / editing is prob a lot more work. Thanks again
Wow! You guys know kimchi fried rice^^
Thanks! We love it.
I guess what Sam had for his lunch on the day is a kind of new variety from Tenshindon en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenshindon
And I drink wine sometimes with Japanese dish though I tend to choose white wine with 🍣
Thanks for explaining that Yuka! Ah, that is a nice pairing as white goes well with fish.
Which part of Tokyo were you staying in?
Near ShinOkubo station in the outskirts of Shinjuku. We'll have an apartment tour coming out very soon :)
You choose your apartment near the Korean town!
Thanks Estela! Indeed, we have a few videos coming up of us exploring that area :)
Hey Audrey how you doing. I guess you are in Canada atm & it's about the afternoon or round abouts 🦌 Sam must be back from out in India .
Thanks Imran! We're back in Canada and today it is close to -20! Brrrr....how is the weather for you?
@@samuelandaudrey -20 is insanely cold by comparison here in Rawalpindi Pakistan northern Punjab region of the Indian Sub continent the max is about 15 & a minimum of 3°C would seem positively balmy but it's cold enough to be using room heaters I think it's one of the driest areas of the world it's rained just a few times.we r close to the foothills of the Karakorums, infact they begin from here onwards & they've had snow recently. Winters I guess is the best season here. Have fun.cheers🌨️
I know a lot of people would prefer warmer weather but that sounds pretty nice to me.
Yeah! IKEA cups! :-D
They are great!
Sam's lunch looked soo yum 😋 I know yourll did visit an Indian restaurant once, is there alot of them around? And any idea what the weather is like around December and January? Still waiting on that QnA by the way 😋
Thanks Aditi! There were two ones that we noticed nearby our place. It is really cold during that time of year. Opposite to what we experienced.
7:48 I DEFINITELY HEARD SOMETHING ELSE 😹😹😹😹
Day in the life... 👍👍. Would I be right in saying that the ‘Video Editor’ is Audrey and the ‘Videographer’ is Sam - primarily? Or do you guys switch duties as necessary? Your videos are always ‘Spot On’ in both respects.
Thank you very much! We share both roles to be honest. Audrey did more editing for a while but now I'm doing more of the first cuts and she does the refinements.
doing the laundry well i washed my last washing today the washing machine as broken down not that long ago so now i have to try to buy a new one i can only have one 23 inches wide 33 inches deep to fit into the small space,trouble is i can only get to speak to stupid computers so i got no where so ill go out tomorrow to a shop see if i can buy one and they deliver and set it up and take my old washing machine at a price
Hope you can get that sorted soon David! All the best.
@@samuelandaudrey i took the bus to town walked to the surgery picked up 3 poo tubes got to use and on monday be at the doctors surgery to see the doctor and give in the samples so tests will be done on then.i was awaken at 3am this morning of a young woman screaming i looked out of my flat bedroom window to my left but its where the road turns and houses are around so i could not see anyone but i hear a man saying getting in the car she said no i dont want to and was screaming so i phoned the police told them what i heard
@@samuelandaudrey england is not what it once was angels
@@samuelandaudrey once i am told of the results i shall let you know
@@samuelandaudrey i have already put samples into two glass tubes one more to go ill do that tomorrow,i just thought i should have lit some incense sticks whilst doing it or wear my mask .i never thought on my many journeys through life i would be doing this ha ha ha ha .
Some people call it Omu-Rice, but it's not. I know it because I'm Japanese.
Omu-Rice is fried chicken rice and omlette with tomato sauce.
But this one is chinese style fried rice with shrimp omlette with sweet soure sauce.
This chinese style Japanese omlette is called Tenshin-don (actually this dosen't exist in China).
Japan have many Chinese style food called Chuuka (Chuuka means Chinese cuisine in Japanese).
Once in a while Ramen had been callled Chuuka soba (Chinese noodles) in Japan.
Chuuka (Ramen, Gyoza and so on) and Japanese Curry Rice have become Japanese national food.
Japanese style Western cuisine also has become Japanese national food, which is called Yoshoku.
Foreigners may think Japanese eat lots of Sushi and raw fish, but in the reality Japanese eat tons of foreign base food daily. Probably avarage Japanese eat Sushi or raw fish just once a month. Many Japanese eat more Western style breakfast than Japanese traditional breakfast (Rice, Miso soup, Fish and Vegies).
It's just japanese life style inTokyo👍
As if you guys look have been in Tokyo for ten years😊
Thank you very much! That really means a lot to hear that. We sure enjoyed having a whole month to experience Tokyo.
Nice video
Thanks Borna! How was your weekend?
I’m 💯% I missed this but why are you guys living there and for how long!?!?
Thanks Silvana! We visited Japan for 2 months last year.
You are now tokio japan
Ohoooo my goodness ❤👍✔🙏🙏✔👍✔👍❤👍✔✔👍❤❤❤👍
Thank you! We had a great stay in Tokyo.
@@samuelandaudrey
Ok ✔❤👍
this is the real japanese's lifestyle.
Thanks! We settle into a nice routine in Tokyo.