Tokyo by Train (2016) | Riding First Train to Last
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- Tokyo by Train (2016). What would it be like to ride on Tokyo's trains from first train to last? Japan's trains are famous for their convenience. I love them so much I decided to ride them all day, visitings tons of stations (Shinjuku, Shibuya, Tokyo). Sadly, I never got pushed on a train during rush hour by the infamous train pushers.
Yes, this is a re-upload from my Life Where I'm From X channel from 2016. I figured that there are many people on this main LWIF channel that have never seen this video before. Plus, let's try out Premiere for the first time and watch it together!
If you like this video, you might enjoy my Tokyo by Bike video • Tokyo by Bike
Also, my Tokyo by Boat video • Tokyo by Boat
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Hey everyone! Hope to see you at the Premiere (July 4th, 10PM JST). First time trying this. Decided to do it with an old favourite from the X channel (i.e. this is a re-upload but I'll be watching and commenting on it live at that time). Bye for now!
I looked at when people most watch my videos, and it starts at 10pm JST, so that's why I picked that time to do the premiere. I didn't realize it was America Day that I scheduled the premiere on, but if it's any consolation, I also forgot about Canada Day. What I mean to say, is happy days to everyone!
@@LifeWhereImFrom no matter we still love your video
Ive been there 😍😍😍😍
This is one of your best vids
What about disabled people? Can they get on the train? (it's a major problem here for ppl in wheelchairs, etc)
This is an excellent documentary. The only improvement I can think of is a map in the corner showing your path.
Alan S you are right! It would be so much better.
Great idea! Hope to see this in the next one
Also a clock!
I recall NHK used maps in the corner to show where they are filming in some segments
In some of those posts or columns, there you would find inscribed the whole route and the length of time between stations. Also, there's a big board indicating the whole schedule of the day. What amazed me is that the time inscribed on the schedule is always met.
This is one of my favourite videos on your channel!! I honestly can just rewatch this video and not be bored and I was just re-watching Tokyo by Bike! Will there be a Tokyo by BUS, next? Your videos are so beautiful and your hard work is very much appreciated!!! Thank you!
I think it'll be by boat
I would love a bus video someday as well! When I was in Japan the bus system seemed more complicated than trains so I avoided taking them.
@@LifeWhereImFrom That seems interesting too!
@@LifeWhereImFrom now that you have done boat, is it bus now?
I love both of these videos as well. Both re-watchable.
I was planning on coming back to Japan in winter and sadly, I probably have less than a 5% chance of that happening at this point. So your videos help me relive memories ❤️
Also: while the walkways in Tokyo are spectacular, I spent 4 weeks in Calgary and in my opinion, those walkways in the city were the most astonishing I had ever seen, so Canada can compete! 🙏
Woah, I didn't know you watched Life where i'm from! I used to watch your dropshipping videos when I was a beginner!
@@WholesaleTed wholesale Ted lol I know you! I’ve watched some of your videos. Fancy randomly seeing your comment here. And yes, having lived in Calgary for four years, Calgary’s got an awesome LRT system. Some of My fondest memories where in the train ... especially during The Calgary Stampede Carnival 🎡😊😊😊
Same, was planning to go on a year-long stay next year. How things are looking right now, doesn't seem like it will happen (I doubt things will get immediately better in 2021, my country has one of the worst infection rates in Europe so we probably won't be allowed anywhere for a long time and if the Olympics do happen next year then that's also not a great year to choose to say). Hoping that by 2022 I will be finally able to do it.
I spent almost 3 months in Tokyo when I started in high tech - I found that the train system is extremely exceptional. I don't speak Japanese and easily found my way around to anywhere I wanted or needed to go. I miss Japan and hope to visit again.
Audio tracks by the way. All from Epidemic Sound
Morning Drive 1 - Peter Sandberg
Chillseekers 3 - Niklas Gustavsson
Manhattan - Cecilia Lindh
Echoes 5 - Johannes Bornlöf
Head Nod Supreme 1 - Jack Elphick
Urban Transitions 1 Remix - Jimmy Wahlsteen
Nerdy But Cool Beat 9 - Jonatan Järpehag
Sleeptalk - Sandra Brostrom
Electronic Twitch 4 - Gunnar Johnsén
Nerdy But Cool Beat 6 - Jonatan Järpehag
Midnight Grooves 1 - Axel Ljung
Getting Tipsy 2 - Martin Landh
Electric Documentary Tax 2 - Björn Skogsberg
A Figure Of Speech 2 - Peter Sandberg
Sorry, I don't have the timing.
Perfect, arigato !!!
Thank you! You choose awesome music.
Listening music from Epidemic Sound during a pandemic.. hahahaha
What is the song that is played at 24:45? It doesn't match any of the tracks listed...
Awesome music from perfect name for the time. Epidemic sound!
The two salarymen practicing their swings made my day
you mean they're not duck hunters or gunslingers?!!! :-0
and Takeshi Kitano sleeping in the train looked very funny )))
Good to see this coming over to LWIF! This is a personal favorite!
Same, this is the video that made me a Patreon for Greg. There is something about this video that makes it striking yet tranquil. I can't exactly pinpoint what it is, probably the videography, the music, or his added comments.
@@gmusashi_45 it's the timing of cuts with music, excellent choice of b roll, and Greg's soothing tone for me.
Thanks to everyone who joined the live stream!!!!
And now that it's not in Premiere, it's in 4K!
@@LifeWhereImFrom hey was this a reupload?
Ok Boomer yes it was
Hey man 👋🏻. I have seen in other videos that these trains get so packed that elementary school kids sometimes fit in between adults legs on the floor on their way to and from school. Have you ever seen that?
@@matthewjay660 Did you check the year when that video was taken? Or even better, post the link here.
17:05, love how the older man teaches his fella golf
I wish transit was as expansive as Japans, everywhere else in the world. I'll always remember how easy it was to get around Japan!
I'm planning to visit japan next year and this is one the videos that motivated that decision. A definite must watch if you haven't already :)
I'm hoping for a Tokyo trip next year too!
Tokyo by Bike was the video that has booked my tickets. I can't wait. :)
Ren I was to but am unsure if it would be more expensive if the olympics go ahead
I want to be equipped with as much knowledge when i go there but not enough that im still not amazed by japan. I really want to go to the southern ryukyu islands and listen to some of the native throat singing there like Ikue asazaki
I miss Japan 😔😔😔 When I visited the country it helped me get through my depression. It's so peaceful, clean, etc. i could walk the streets all day and just look at the houses buildings, parks etc.
I watched this video four times! And it always amazes my how well maintained and clean the stations and trains are, also everybody waits patiently in lines for the trains, japanese people are really polite and respectful
This video is so underrated. For me, it's one of the best video on RUclips.
I've been trapped so long in this house, I never dreamed I'd actually miss seeing crowded trains/train stations!
いつか街なかで撮影中のグレッグさんに偶然出会って、名も名乗らずに「あなたのユーチューブチャンネルが本当に大好きです」とドキドキしながらお伝えするのが夢です。
Awe man. I thought it premiered right now (its 3:00).... but its TOMORROW NOOOOOOO
Edit: i can’t wait. Your videos are always top-notch quality.
My niece moved to Tokyo over 12 years ago to attend Waseda University, she has made a wonderful life for herself! Shes married with a beautiful baby girl. Watching your videos over the years has made me feel connected Japanese culture and life. Your videos are definitely on fleek :) :)
What I notice about this is that Japan is constantly developing to some of the problems it's facing even though it is seen as superbly developed than the rest of the world (the road repairs, late trains, and even people falling on train tracks). Change really is constant and vital for a country that I wish every government should emulate. Thank you for this!
I remember watching this video when it came out and being amazed by how clean, punctual and convenient trains are. ❤👏🏻
6:10 that monorail was pretty cool when I rode it from Tokyo to haneda airport, the view was really nice. I usually fly to narita, but haneda is a pretty cool airport too
One of my favourite videos of yours. I always liked 'people watching', folks are fascinating. I like imagining their goings about. And this feeds right into that, so many folks going to and fro in so many places.
can we get a series of greg touring the world, showing us the culture and infrastructure in different countries? his documentary style is so easy to watch, his calm demeanour (plus chill canadian accent) makes him easy to listen to and the information/content is easy to digest! i need this now, netflix
Missed opportunity to put the time on the video. So we get a visual of what time is crowded or not during specific times of the day. I know you showed the clock and mentioned it at some parts.
I keep coming back to this video on a yearly basis - just rewatched it again! I'm a big fan of these 'epic journey' features where you cross Tokyo by bike, boat, or train as you've done here. I find interesting new things with each revisit. This time around thgouh I can't help but feel pandemic weary (as is everyone else I'm sure) and I look forward to the day when I can see Tokyo again, or simply even move freely around my hometown of Toronto again. I have not even travelled on the TTC for well over two years now! Anyhow Greg, please keep up the fantastic storytelling and keep safe!
When I first visited Japan, I spent a day riding all the Metro line coz I have the 72hrs metro card. It was sooooo fun. It helped me get used to Japan's train system.
I wish I could do this too, so I could visit every Tokyo Subway station in one day
My god I never witness such a cute scene like the two man golf swing (in the middle of train station) before. It made me love Japan even more.
I love Japanese trains. Shinkansens and monorails are awesome. Very nice monorail, convenient you can store your luggage. Japanese monorails are the best. Tokyo Disney has a cute monorail, they recently updated their rolling stock after the other rolling stock has been in use for about nineteen years. Meanwhile, Disney World is still using monorails from 1989!
“Automated underground bike parking”. Bloody hell....the Japanese don’t mess around.
I've never admired a society & it's people like I do the Japanese. .....The epitome of well-run peaceful community
"The doors on the left side will open".. that's the same announcement in the new Jakarta's MRT built by Japan contractor.
Could you do an episode on school life in older grades? Clubs? How it’s decided which school they attend?
Thank you for uploading this movie. I remembered my own life in Japan which already passed by.
ありがとうございます☺️
If riding the subway is your cup of tea, I'd like to give a shout-out to Tokyo Metro Underground Mysteries, a scavenger hunt that basically has you ride the subway and check out places nearby stations to solve puzzles for a day, usually from October to end of January.
It reminded me Takashi Kokubo's "Tokyo - Noise aesthetics".
You did get to see Fujisawa (Where my inlaws are) but you missed the other monirail, the Shonan Monorail - it upsidedown of the Tokyo, it goes form Enoshima. ANd the conductor view feels amost like flying
Loved it!! Actually all your vids are awesome, but this and the bike ride (that i watched a few times :)) are especially great.
Hope to see Kamakura one day!
For anyone who has traveled to Japan for vacation, this video is so nostalgic. Awww, I wanna go back soon!
I just wanted to comment and say how much I appreciate your channel and videos! The amount of work you put into them really shows with the excellent quality
I love the idea of the Silver jinzai, I feel sometimes we get the impression that older folks don't have much of a place in wider society when in fact they are so important, a part of our living history and with so much experience and wisdom as a group that they can offer to everyone.
I agree. My father-in-law passed away two years ago, and my 80-year-old mother-in-law is so bored with nothing to do. We offered to have her move close to us, but she doesn't want to move out of her house. She needs something to do, but I think the thought of driving across the city to be around strangers is too daunting for her. It would be amazing if she could help with the schools or parks near her house to help the community.
I love this video, I really find the tunes and sounds played in the station platforms really quite comforting. I really miss Tokyo trains.
Great video, l noticed how clean the streets looked. I notice that there was no graffiti on the walls. The people looked calm and happy.
This is one of the best things I've ever seen on RUclips. Your work is great in general, but this is a one in a million piece of art where everything ends up fitting together perfectly.
I've seen this before, but I'm glad to have an excuse to watch it again. The exploration videos like this and the bike one recently are my favourite type of videos of yours.
4:07 Man alive, how I wish our stations had those barriers. I cannot tell you how many times I've seen children too close to the edge. I nearly gave myself a stroke one time, when a toddler was steps away from the edge of a raised platform! Where was the mother? Seated a distance away, on her phone, with her BACK TURNED. Even if she had seen the child, she was too far to have grabbed him(?) in time. Not a freaking word of thanks, either, when I brought her child to her and said, "Your baby was right by the edge!" Ugh. Now, that, I don't miss!
Mind sharing where you witness that?
hippity hoppity
i sense a great big story wannabe
The scene when the two salary men were discussing about golf (I think) was probably my favorite scene as well!
riding the trains was one of my favorite things when i went to Tokyo last year. Wish i had more time to explore
Wow my boyfriend and I can’t wait to visit Japan, though at the soonest it will be a few years from now. Thank you for this lovely documentary!
Thanks RUclips for showing me this channel... What did I just have seen?? This was an awesome documentary!! Just by watching this you can get the feeling of traveling yourself there ❤️🇯🇵. Thank you so much. Your camera and music timing is really nice. You have got a new subscriber 😄😄😄
Need to censor all people’s faces next time please. Gaijin must not behave like they want here. めっちゃ失礼な動画だろう。
How good japan had planned their cities towns villages...!!
mhmm, japan (at least in tokyo metropolis) just seems to plan out **every little thing** so well. so much attention to detail and its something i can appreciate so much just watching other people's videos!
あら品川からの電車がトップナンバー
しかも浜松町からはリバイバルの1000形
Hey Greg, I love this video! This is a bit off-topic, but I read that foreigners living in Japan with permanent residency wouldn't be able to return if they went abroad after the travel ban went into effect, whereas Japanese nationals who did the same would only have to self-isolate for 14 days. It was stated that permanent residency holders could only return on a case by case basis, but Japanese natives didn't have to go through this hurdle. Non-permanent residents with regular work visas wouldn't be able to return at all, and still be obligated to pay their bills/taxes, so I was wondering if it was true and your take on it. There were many foreigners living in Japan who expressed disappointment and felt like they weren't being treated equal regarding re-entry
Does everyone have to wear a suit to work?
What do you think about indian things.?
Shinjuku Station Legend
JR Shinjuku Station is also the busiest station in the world, with 742,833 got off in 2012. That's a frightening figure. First of all, they don't include the number of people getting on the train. Even so, there is still a large number of passengers on the train.
A day at Shinjuku Station begins with the 4:32 a.m. train to Chiba (the first train to leave Nakano Station), and ends with the 1:01 a.m. train to Mitaka (the first train to leave Chiba Station), which makes stops at every station on the Chuo and Sobu lines.
In other words, Shinjuku Station is idle for 211 minutes in a day. The average time Opening hours in Shinjuku Station is 1199 minutes, or about 20 hours.
Considering the 742,833 passengers on the train, that means about 620 passengers per minute, and the number of passengers getting off the train, that means an average of 1,240 passengers per minute are coming into Shinjuku Station.
The average number of people who get off the train at Shinjuku Station is about 620 per minute, but the average number of people who get off or get on the train is about 1,240 per minute. If you think about it this way, you can understand why Shinjuku Station is so terrifying.
This includes early mornings and late nights. If it's not a rush hour, it's not a problem to think that 1,000 people come out of Shinjuku station every minute during the daytime.
Shinjuku Station has the world's three top ratings in terms of number of passengers, number of trains, and number of exits. Tokyo Station is said to have more trains than Tokyo Station, but that's only for JR Lines, and not for Keio, Odakyu, Toei, and Tokyo Metro. If you include Tokyo Metro and Seibu, Shinjuku Station is the most popular station in the world, and it is said to be the most popular station for one day. There are between 9,000 and 10,000 trains in total. This is more than three times as many as Zurich Central Station, which has the highest number of trains outside Japan.
The number of exits is said to be about 200, but there are many theories and this is not clear, because it can be used as an exit for the building The reason for this is that there are a lot of train stations in Shinjuku, and the underground passages are spread out in all directions.
The exact number of passengers, number of trains, and number of exits at Shinjuku Station is not clear. However, all the studies agree that Shinjuku is the most popular station in Japan. Shinjuku Station is the most amazing station in Japan.
It's so large that the southern end of the Saikyo Line platform is closer to the neighboring Yoyogi Station than to Shinjuku Station. There's even a new station within the station area called Shinjuku Nishiguchi Station (not Shinjuku Station West Exit, but Shinjuku West Exit).
did he just say "this place is on fleek"
😂😂😂
17:56 the moon wow
Nah Haneda has an international terminal. We fly in and out of Haneda from Seattle all the time. Just depends where you are flying in from or out to! Same when we went to Singapore and Bangkok we also went out of Haneda.
And again so many fmiliar sights. For a number of years we would stay at one of the Toyoko inn's on the east side of Shinagawa station just a short bus ride away until we switched more to central Tokyo and this last time was in Roppongi Ichome area in a small apartment for last winter.
I hope you used a day pass as cheapest way to see the city with so many transfers HA HA
2016video.... Life was good before pandemic... Even that lady voice in stations!
Love it ! And was excited to see some of the stations and lines I’ve ridden during my last 2 trips to Japan. Like you know we have nothing like that here in Canada 🇨🇦, even in Toronto and it really is a shame. I keep saying if they want to fix the TTC/ transit systems here they need to study the ones in Japan. Especially Tokyo. I almost exclusively use the trains/ transit when I’m there, only using a taxi when my knee gives out.
Though I like Tokyo, Kyoto is my favourite city there. Have you done a video for Kyoto? If not would you consider doing one?
I’m excited for my next trip to Japan. You’ve shown me a few places I hadn’t seen before.
Thank you as always for your work.
Based from my train ride experiences from nearly 1 and a half year ago, it's mostly the BIG train stations and stations near a certain popular tourist spot that has a lot of people riding in or off the train stations. Shibuya, Akihabara, the Haneda Airport station, Tokyo Skytree stop, and Shinjuku are the ones I noticed that has a lot of passengers at a time. Local lines, ofc. If you can't read the train lines map, always ask someone politely. I got lost/got off the wrong station a few times and asked the people around and they'll help for sure. Also. SUICA cards are SOOOO handy!
Aw I miss Tokyo so much. So many memories from trains alone cause you’re constantly using them. From running to trains to witnessing all the people. I even miss the sounds from the train station. An embarrassing story id like to share is I was travelling with my partner with all my luggage and it seemed to be peak hour. We were squashed in and right in front of the doors standing. I had nothing to hold onto while the train moved so I shifted my weight with my legs and held on to my bags. The train was moving at a considerable speed and then for some reason the train driver used the emergency brake! My entire body flew into a business man (who looked like he wasn’t having a good day to begin with) whoopsie. I just bowed my head and said sorry but no reaction just a look of annoyance haha. Oh well. But I will take that suggestion in Greg. Next time I’m in Tokyo I will jump on a train with no agenda and explore. Keep up the content it’s great stuff! Cheers from SYD
Excellent video, stunning videography with 4k available. Thanks a lot
By the way, do you watch Anime?? Netflix just released an anime called "JAPAN SINKS 2020".....it's about the country of Japan sinking and the eruption of Mount Fuji. It's pretty amazing and the final episode is rewarding. I recommend it.
Thank u for making like this videos. I cant go Japan for financial problems BUT like this videos make me feel like a goin Japan.
Pls make more like this. Thank u!
This was a fantastic documentary in 2016 and it's still just as great in 2020! It was also nostalgic seeing many of the same stations and streets that I've visited, especially since we can't travel back to Japan right now. Thanks for the throwback to some quality content and for all of the new projects you're working on and sharing with us. Your docu-game is still on fleek!
I really wish I had the energy and willpower to learn the language. I do want to eventually travel to Japan when I have enough money saved up (from the UK) but I'm a little worried about the language barrier, I know some people have a good ear for them but I struggle.
I've been thinking maybe instead of trying to learn on my own I should see if I can find a tutor who can guide me and then I'll feel forced (when I'm not self-motivated enough) to do the work because someone else is relying on me to do it.
My wife and I visited Tokyo back in 2018 and the trains were defo the best place to get around. Although our hotel was right next to the meguro river, and instead of getting the train from naka meguro station we would often walk to shibuya station cause I just loved that walk to start the day
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Of all your videos I've watched, and they're many, this one I like best. :) I love riding trains in Tokyo thats why. Public transport in Tokyo is so much more a pleasant experience than where I'm from, Metro Manila, Philippines. :(
Great to see so many places we went to visit last summer… keeping our travels within the Tokyo are - great episode!
Great video but you said JIF.... not GIF.... Either way, it doesn't really matter. great video!!
How many spare batteries do you carry with you? For 2 cameras just for taking snapshots, not filming, I carry 2 original (Fujifilm) batteries (sold with the cameras) and 6 after market Patona batteries. I get around 300 shots per battery. I don't need to recharge all of them at the same time. When travelling, I end up using up to 3 batteries per day.
I looovvveee this video, I really want to travel but i can't due to the pandemic :(
actually many united airline flights from the US are moving to Haneda airport this year
Greg,
I was surprised you would repeat a four year year old program without an epilogue! Where I live near San Francisco USA, public transit ridership is down anywhere from 70 to 90 per cent. In London U.K. both the transport for London, and the pm told people not to ride public transit. In New York a major private employer made riding public transit to work a termination offense Car sales are way up as people who can not work at home, change from pt to the car!
What is the story in the Kanto region? A you tube star said a parking spot in central Tokyo could cost more than the apartment rent!?
I miss the commuter life of East Japan. I often rode the Sobu Line, Yamanote Line, and Saikyo Line. My favorite line was the Enoden, though.
Crazy that one starbucks drink was 1/5th of your daily drink calories....
Is this reupload ?
I use Shinagawa and Yoyogi station every day. Commonly Train in Tokyo is soooo crawded ,so if I were super rich,I would never use train.
When you come to Japan, I recommend you don't get on the train especially JR from 7 am to 9 am cuz you will see hell on Earth.
Wait are the scensors that strong that they register the card in your wallet?
you do not need strong sensors for that. RFID readers send radio waves that goes thru material and the chip just sends back info the same way. It is not like it is trying to scan your card from 1 meter away, which it could not do anyways. For this type of readers you have to be really close for it to read.
Pocari Sweat, I love and hate that drink. I hate the stuff, but every time I go to Japan I always end up drinking it. Sickly sweet with a hit of salt. I always end up drinking it, why? Because its so Japanese, I love it!
How do you film walking or riding without making the camera so bouncy? It doesn’t give me motion sickness👍🏼 Thank you!
I really enjoyed watching this video.
One thing I would like to say is that standing in a gangway is dangerous. Japanese railways value safety, but if the train derails, the people at the seams of the trains will be crushed!
By the way, the gangway is provided for evacuation from fire.
You may not recommend it but it is exactly my plan for my next time in Tokyo. Take the train at random and explore. I almost did that with the Chiba Urban Monorail in 2019 and it led to discoveries far from Tourist-Trap-Tokyo.
Original vid, it’s wider than you think. I’ve been wanting to do this but the walking
I was about to start by the plastic bag at 2:53 but more i was watching this video, more i felt nostalgic. Even sad.
I only took the subway, once with people, once on my own and i must admit, that was really cool. Even at the end of the day as it was a very long one.
I miss the warning/announcment sounds in station...
I can't believe it's still crowded late at night.
Last thing, would i do the same as you did, taking trains and going in other cities ? I don't think so, to be honest. Except if i live there which won't happen *Still in sad mood*
Anyway, i really appreciated your video.
Haneda is the better option if you are flying into Tokyo,especially those travelling with family and large bags . Check for flights using HND as the destination. Central Tokyo is about 20 minutes and coats about 6000 yen . so you can take a taxi to your hotel and not have to lug around large bags all over the trains.
Hi friend I like to watch your videos. Maybe like over a year ago, can't remember. The fist time I saw one of your video it was the one you made with your kids, by the way lovely kids. You took a ride with them in the train to eat at at a family suchi belt restaurant. I was amazed. Never seen a rest. like that. I kept watching it over and over. Felt that I needed to visit Japan for the food and see the culture. So I kept watching lots of videos to learn prepared myself and not worried. Then I started searching for a video that shows how to spend a day sightseeing using public transportation, how much can I do in one day in a small budget, places to see and eat. If using a one day train pass is good, and how far from the station are the places I'll like to see. Time and distance. Do you know if any vloger made one like that please let me know. Thank you 😊 for yours videos !Inspiring and educational.
始発から終電まで
1日で撮ったのかな？
どこかで休まないと、
あ、電車で寝れば良いのか…
That intro activated my fight or flight response. Where's my "hello world" at?
13:44 reminds me of Millbrae station San Francisco. That station is a BART station, a CalTrain station, and an Amtrak station.
probably one of my favourite youtube videos ever, happy to see this re-upload pop up on my recommended 4 years later
This is a very good example of society for the rest of the world. We need to CTRL+C in Japan and CTRL+V in the rest of the world.
with your video I feel I'm travelling again. Please Please Please bring us around JAPAN
Dammit,I wanna know the restaurant that had THAT delicious food @ 17:36 !🤤🤤
This video is making memories from my trips to Tokyo hit hard. Can't wait to get back
Enjoyed your nice train video brought forward from another time 😊👍 Very interesting 😁 and fun. 👍 a side point i got out of this video is Starbucks can be death to your diet 😱😂👍