【4K】Streets of Japan. Deep Fussa Tokyo & Yokota Air Base. What happened today. 10 Nov 2022.

[@davidlister2438]

OK, you literally just took me back 45 years without saying a word! Arigato!

[@chenchina4577]

Graduated from Yokota H.S. in the 80s. The opening of this video of Fussa Station is wonderful. My old stomping grounds. Damn...Nicola's Italian restaurant is STILL hanging in there?? Thanks for the memories!

[@ronw484]

I was there from 73 to 77 and remember Nicola's although it looks much different than I remember. Back then, the parking lot was really small and they had a double decker parking system where your car would be lifted up on a hydraulic lift to park if there were too many cars there. I've watched other videos of the strip and the only other thing I recognized was a little musical instrument store called "Three Sisters." Everything else has changed so much it's pretty much unrecognizable. I also lived near Tachikawa from 64-67 and then again from 71-72. One of the old neighborhoods I lived in near Tachikawa is completely gone and Tachikawa city itself is also unrecognizable today compared to what it was.

[@citus44]

I lived at Yokota AB from 1985 to 1989. I lived Off Base in Fussa Shi. Some things are still there. The place named The BAR, with the A in Bar upside down used to be called JAZZ ROCK. Later, Michiko, who owned Jazz Rock opened up a different Bar called Michiko's Place somewhere on Bar Row. I still see The Chicken Shack, Eddie's and Yumi's bars. An awesome trip down memory lane. Thank You.

[@maisey0079]

thankyou l enjoyed watching this video bring back memories we were stationed from 1999/2002 best assignment ever l hope to visit one day soon

[@wewuzwolves4428]

I miss that place

[@tomomiko202]

I lived there from 1991-2001, with a short intermission '96-'98. Biggest mistake was to leave. Thanks for this.

[@adam_benedict_hendroff_17_88]

Wow, I've never thought the residential area near the air base looked so serene and cosy. Today's video is an eye opening one.

[@Jammerd84]

Lived at yakota in 75 as a 9 year old went to joan k Mendelson. It wasn't called that back then, but she was my teacher...lol brings back memories of fussa and how it has changed.

[@mostlyjoe]

When I was a little kid I was there from 78 to 81. There used to be a local department store that was multi-story and had a big arcade on top. We called it the bird store but that wasn't its name and I'm still trying to figure out what that place was called.

[@lcx7313]

Is it " Ito Yokado " ??

[@michaelmontoya]

Seiyu?