I think you're right! I must be getting my fast food confused! I may have confused the one from popeyes in NZ!

Thank you for sharing that, I'm always learning new things! In that case, I have seen both Bonsai and Niwaki trees being grown in China. I had no idea that they had different names!

Thanks for the tip! I'll definitely have to try a chicken pot pie on my next trip home to the US!

Thank you! I'm glad that you're still tuning in from NZ! They do have the (American) biscuits at Popeyes in NZ. Although they are nothing like the biscuit that I had in this video!

Same…. Sandwich is made with sandwich bread what comes in a loaf. These come in a bun/roll and in Australia and NZ, they’re burgers. Each to their own…..

That makes Freya and I so happy to hear! Thank you for watching!!!

I completely agree with you! There is so many positives about China that many people overlook! I hope my videos in China can help provide insight to outsiders, so that they can see this stunning country for themselves!!! Thank you for watching!!!

We're glad you love seeing our different insights! Freya and I have talked about it but decided that it would be better to leave it as it is, because people are already familiar with the Globetrotting Brock name. Like always, thank you for watching!!!

At least you're able to see it in this video! They do have options to see it without actually climbing the wall, although they are more expensive (scenic flights). Some parts of the wall were even visible from the highway on the way to the wall! Thank you for watching the video! I hope you enjoyed it!!!

Thank you so much!! You're 100% correct! Freya is so lovely, she takes such great care of me! I'm happy that you've been following our journey! We appreciate you taking the time out of your day to watch our videos!!!

Mochi is a soft chewy and sweet dessert. It's primarily made from rice, but it usually has some type of filling like red bean paste or ice cream. The dessert itself starts unflavored because the rice doesn't have any flavor. Flavor is added afterwards, so the flavor options are endless (Matcha, Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate, etc...). I'm assuming that you're from NZ by your username? If so you can find Lotte brand YUKIMI mochi ice cream, at most NZ supermarkets. I have seen it everywhere when I was in NZ (PakNSave, Woolworths, New World, Four Square, Fresh Choice, and many different Asian supermarkets on both the North and South Islands). It's always located by the other frozen ice creams. If you like sweets, make sure to give it a try! Normally around $10nzd for a box but you can find it for less if it's on special.

To make mochi they pound steamed gluttonous rice until it forms a sticky paste. Traditionally they pound the rice in a wooden bowl with big wooden hammers. These days they have home machines like mixers. Mochi can be sweet or savoury. Sweet will have added sugar and sweet fillings. Savoury may have savoury fillings or may be plain and dipped in a soy based sauce.

If you are in NZ many sushi shops sell single sweet mochi so you can try just one. St Pierres are a chain that does. I like the strawberry & cream and the chocolate & cream best

We haven't encountered over-tourism anywhere we have been in Japan. Nor have we encountered any places that prohibited overseas tourists (I'm not saying they don't exist, we just haven't bumped into any). As usual, any tourist attractions will be busy with tourists (just like anywhere else in the world). It is still definitely worth a visit!

Thanks for watching! We're excited to share more of our Japan adventures with you! The deer were so funny!!!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!!!