2:33 I must comply. Greetings, Mr F*****y rule book. I love your sense of humor :)

I still wanna know if the clear whispering at 9:47 - 9:49 was part of the spooky music soundtrack or not.

I want to eat a bear with you.

Bruh I can get 4 pieces of fatty tuna for 1200 yen at a sushi place 10 minutes from my house, and i guarantee you it’s better quality.

That Japanese guy was there for the sesh only. 😂

Visiting tokyo in march!!, ill be sure to find the bar

Hakari:

The unwritten Esculator rules is also a thing here in Sweden. We stand on the right side and keep the left side open for people who want to walk in it as a fast lane.

That’s what you call an owner, passionate and hands on.

world's most complicated language?

its so weird as an american hearing about native people not directly followed up by genocide and horrible acts of humanity.

Please show us how to eat Healthfully in Japan. Is it Much more expensive? ( No heavy fried food, wheat or cheese.) I'd love to see menus focused on vegetables and healthy starches like buckwheat soba - School lunch for grown-ups. Can it be done in restaurants? If not, how are Japanese citizens staying slim?

Point 1. Back in 2006 I was swimming in a pool at my local Tipness when a man asked me where I was from. I said Vancouver. He didnt understand what i said so i repeated Vancouver. Canada. He understood Canada but still didn't quite get Vancouver. I thought about it for a minute then said very slowly....Ban Coo Bah, the katakana pronunciation of Vancouver. Ah....hai hai hai BANCOOBAH. Orimpicu(Olympic). I was happy he finally understood but was surprised he couldnt figure out Vancouver unless i pronounced it in katakana.

Why throw away your stool couldn’t you have flushed it?

IM READY FOR CYCLATHON 4

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Definitely not an Uni bro , but I’d give it a shot with the tequila pairing.

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This is super helpful with understanding the culture here... in Honolulu

Great fan of your channel! Hilarious! Great humour!

Thing is we can't trust your food recommendations because you told us in another video that no matter how bad the food is you have to rave about it to the person who gave it to you. What is truth, what is a lie? No actually most of that looked damn good.

What is the envelope for a regular i.o.u. or here's what I borrowed? 🤔

It’s so disappointing a brand going so bad. Mos Burger was fantastic in the 90’s. It’s flagship burger was delicious, much better than any other burger chain. Last time I went , some years ago, it was just like you described. Never been there ever since!

The only thing better than a bidet is a _tridet._ Dare I yearn for the ultimate -- a _quadridet_ ?

I was just at Granny Harajuku yesterday, which is why I know it's not Otsuka station, it's Sugamo.

Honestly I kinda get it. There's been a lot of tourists lately (particularly American men) coming to Japan acting completely disrespectful in public spaces, disrupting pedestrian areas, menacing passengers on public transit, harassing women, etc, for no reason besides TikTok views, so I can understand why some people aren't willing to take the risk of accepting tourists into their businesses. For sure there's an element of xenophobia there, and it sucks that people like this can so easily paint such a negative light on tourists or foreigners in general, but at the end of the day, communities have a right to protect themselves from intrusive behaviors by disrespectful tourists who treat others as props for their travel reels instead of people with jobs and families.

I haven't checked in for a loooong time. I am very glad to see Natsuki. The dude makes the videos fun.

how about for the next video " Chris goes to North Korea"

I feel so sorry for Ryotoro. Having to get up each day, look in the mirror and realise he's Ryotoro. Sad, very sad.

Just got back. I saved so much money on food compared to the US that I basically paid for all the souvenirs I bought for eleven people.

Japanese are absolutely getting tired of all the foreigners, foreign tourists; the terrible economy relying on the dying side of the equation, the U.S., NATO is unfortunate

My first example of culture shock is when I was sent to Mexico for work... I fell in love with Mexico, but I'm still perplexed by Mexican people squeezing ketchup onto their pizzas.

i'm a very clostrophobic person, and also 196cm tall. That entrance is a bit too much for me lol. But the bar does look great.

I once bought a car stereo that warned to make sure that all the connections are correct as to not cause "machine fever". Maybe Engrish, but also genius!

Petter is by far the most interesting guest you’ve ever had on the channel. What is he doing now?

Please go to "Umino Farm" in Aoyama, Japan, where they serve delicious seafood bowls. 📍 2-11-14 Minami Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo

When I throw up I use it to clean my mouth.

50 dollar toll. Holy shite.

I don't know if this is a thing in Japan, but it took me a long time to get used to in Taiwan: doing the "come over here" hand gesture with the palm down. To my western eyes that looked the same as our "shoo, go away" back-of-the-hand gesture. The number of times I thought I was politely backing away from a photo they were taking, when in fact they wanted me to step in more and join them... I've seen people from Korea make the same hand gesture, so perhaps it's common in that broader corner of Asia? But it definitely took me a while to get used to it.

Namahage is like 6th of december in central europe. Door to door walking saint nicolay, angel and devil to see kids at home, good kid get blessing and sweets from st. nikolay and angel, bad kids is get huge bag and goes strait to hell to burn to death 🤣 I pissed my self when I saw those 3 mystical characters over drunked crawling in snow because they was unable to walk - drunk as hell.😁🤣 welcome to Czech republic on the 6th of december.😂🤣😂🤣

As a chef it hurts my heart to see language as a barrier to enjoying another culture's food....chefs have always believed food to be an international language of love and respect

"Last Jesus dinner" love it.

fight scene was absolutely top ! mortal combat is nothing compare to this.

Oh I did #5 before, got the door ajar and it looked like the cab driver was afraid I was going to break it. His panic made me stop, I apologized, and moved on with my day. Lost a camera in the confusion.

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Congratulations Chris and Sharla with the beautiful bar!

Chris love your vids. Please tell tabelog to have map view in English. its only available in japanese...

The kind of video that makes you starving for Japanese food 🍱❤

What're the rules around smoking in public? Does Japan still allow it in restaurants, bars, transportation and hotels? I want to visit, but I'm worried that it will smell awful. The shorts thing is interesting. Many years ago, that was true in the U.S., also. We could always tell the tourists by their lazy outfits, especially shorts!