24 Hours in Osaka - The Food Capital of Japan 🇯🇵 | Dotonbori Street Food | Japan Travel

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

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  • @aritraadhikary9a314
    @aritraadhikary9a314 4 месяца назад

    Very nice

  • @lavanya1608
    @lavanya1608 4 месяца назад

    Nice vlogs i always see moment notifications comes . All the best for your journey of world travel . Eat healthy foods and steamed food specific to local cusines. Cant wait to know whats the nexy country

    • @followtheimprints
      @followtheimprints  4 месяца назад

      Thank you 😊 so much, our Korea vlogs will be up soon. And yes 👍🏻 we do eat fruit 🍉 vegetables and steamed food, will try to show those in next country 😅

  • @Archana_dutt
    @Archana_dutt 4 месяца назад

    Osm bhiya

    • @followtheimprints
      @followtheimprints  4 месяца назад

      Thanks 😊 watch rest of the Japan 🇯🇵 series as well

  • @KanchanKumarkaykay
    @KanchanKumarkaykay 4 месяца назад

    My goodness the tiredness to carry the luggage all by yourself to the train was painful. Definitely they should have an escalator or elevator for intercity travel...the night life is Osaka is quite happening.. especially the Dotombori district and the canal ... I tried to look for the history of yhe Glico Running man and found this.
    --- The back story (the Japanese love a backstory) to why the running man was chosen to be Glico’s mascot is said to derived from Gilco’s first product, a candy caramel. Company founder Ri-ichi Ezaki created the snack in 1922 as an energy product by adding glycogen from oysters to the snack. It was said each treat could give you energy to run 300 metres, so a running man has been used to this day as the companies mascot and logo.

    • @followtheimprints
      @followtheimprints  4 месяца назад

      Yeah true travelling with suitcase 🧳 is a huge task 😅, and night life was nice but we couldn’t eat much this time. And thank you so much for history of Glico running 🏃 Man, it is really interesting story