$10 Japanese Street Food Adventure In Asakusa: Tokyo Street Food Guide | Asakusa Japan Travel Guide

[@kobzster06]

It's a crime she doesn't have more subscribers and views. Out of all the J-vloggers, she gives the best information on many things Japanese, the food, the culture, the out of the way spots to visit, all professionally done and fun to watch. A lot better than the typical J-vlogger videos of people doing the same things over and over, putting makeup on, going to maid cafe's, etc. etc. Plus she's quite beautiful too.

[@DogaTvJpn]

Everything in this comment. 賛成です！Totally agree

[@internationallyME]

THANK YOU!!

[@DogaTvJpn]

All I read was "me" + "maid" XD

[@ramellyde6232]

agreed

[@cm3655]

kobzster06 I totally agree! Usually japanese 'vlogs' are more like self admiration videos lol

[@Lostenso]

her voice and accent! 😍

[@internationallyME]

It's a New Zealand accent haha thanks!

[@Lostenso]

interesting :)

[@aizenbikash4425]

😂😂😂😂😂"The Ninja gave us some recommendations" EPIC 👏👏

[@Idkwutimdouin652]

aizen bikash ggjp🦄🦅🙉🥛🍿🍩🍪❇️💹💹🔰〽️⚠️⚠️❔📵✅🅿️🛃🛄

[@eceheceheceh]

i'm always excited when you upload all these street food videos!

[@internationallyME]

Shall make for street food videos then!

[@eceheceheceh]

YASSSSS

[@Lilithet]

I think the self filming adds a personal touch to an otherwise very Documentary-esk feeling video. I think a mixture of both works out best.

[@internationallyME]

Awesome! Thanks for letting me know - will do a mixture of them both :D

[@amandamc1234]

Can't agree more

[@garys5540]

I have been researching places to go on my visit to Japan in Oct. I am so tired of people making vids about themselves and using the topic to draw people into watching their vid. Your vids are by far the MOST informative and FUN to watch because you do not wonder away to your own agenda but stay focused on the topic. Keep up the great work! Thanks so much!!

[@rswitter]

My husband and I are in Tokyo for the first time on our honeymoon and we went to Asakusa today--and we specifically tracked down Asakusa Kokonoe because of your video! The same lady helped us and we had monja flavor. SO GOOD. Thank you for making and sharing these videos!

[@torihoullier7616]

I had watched this vlog to prepare for my Tokyo trip last month and it was a great success. I came to the same dango shop you advised and the treats there was soooo good. I also watched your vlogs for other places in Tokyo like Shibuya, Harajuku,... Your advices were really on point. You are a talented vloger. I love the vibe you're bringing to the audiences. I can't thank you enough for these amazingly helpful videos. Thank you, Angie. We need more videos from you.

[@genjii931]

It's funny how Tokyo has a reputation for being super-expensive. Sure, there are very expensive meals and what-not there, but if you eat and shop like a local, it doesn't have to be too pricey. Each of those street foods would've been 2-6x more expensive here in Seattle.

[@internationallyME]

Yeah, it's actually pretty reasonable if you know your way around!

[@genjii931]

And the quality of the cheap food in Tokyo seems to be far better than the cheap food here in America. You'd not want to eat any hot food from a convenience store from here, that's for sure.

[@internationallyME]

That's really true!! I think it's because in Japan especially in Tokyo there are so many businesses so there's lots of competition meaning that only the good quality will get you far!

[@genjii931]

Speaking of taiyaki, we have a taiyaki food truck here in Seattle called Bean Fish. It's really great, but the prices are far higher, the cheapest one being $2.74 US, and the most expensive being $7.30, though the most expensive ones are the ones with savory fillings, so they have some type of meat in them. They just introduced a matcha one, though, so I'll have to try it soon. That'll have to tide me over until I can get to Tokyo next year some time.

[@runwader]

at ala moana mall in honolulu, shirokiya has a japan street food court area and theres a booth that sells it, on the wall they have the picture of the fish, and its only $1.50, but what you get is a tiny piece thats about 2 inches long and a half inch wide, no resemblance of a fish. what a rip off. now i get the packaged round ones that don quixote sells.

[@mayo5831]

Thank you, thank you for your videos. My husband and I just got home from our 5 day trip in Japan. Spent 3 days in Tokyo and 2 days in Nagano. Your videos had been so helpful in planning our daily activities in Tokyo. I love Asakusa and the view of Sky Tree. We also went to Zojoji Shrine and Tokyo Tower. We saw and experienced a lot in such little time. Much Mahalo from your friends in Maui, Hawai'i.

[@Lynx817]

I like both. When you're being filmed the camera is more stable, documentary, pro style. When you're holding the camera yourself it's more shakey and casual style. Both mixed together is good.

[@internationallyME]

Got it, thanks for letting me know :)

[@SoldatCrinale]

mental note, if i ever visit Japan. I can just binge on local street food. I love the restaurants you film but filming in cities like this and showing the tradition of local Japan is what makes me keep watching. As for the video, I like both styles. Having someone film you gives you more freedom to do active shoots and the vlog style allows you to be more intimate with your audience. Keep up the great work, I cant wait to see more.

[@internationallyME]

I love the local areas and that's what I try to show more of :) even in the touristy areas like this one, if you go a little bit off the normal path you will find local places! Thanks for watching, will try to incorporate both the styles!

[@MrUdaya00123]

Nice video.. beautiful country.. very peaceful environment.. very clean..Japan is the best ..2018 i was in Japan for few days.. Japanese people are very polite and helpful..love this beautiful country...always pray to visit there again and again... Thank you for uploading this beautiful video..

[@raymondbeh8943]

I have watched more than a dozen of your videos and I think having someone take the video for you gives a more professional feel to the overall production. I love the fact that you interact very well with the camera and it makes us feel we are actually there ourselves. It is easier and more natural to look into another person's video camera. Besides, you really cannot be yourself if one hand is holding the camera at a fixed length. We have great food in Malaysia as well. Great work from you. Japan has changed so much recently, I will be visiting in Sept 2017

[@jjred9475]

Almost had a heart attack when Angela was taking off the paper from the nikuman and for a couple seconds it looked she was going to drop it.

[@internationallyME]

Haha noooooooo I will cry if I dropped it :P

[@LASEAMUSIC]

Same here!!!!

[@srvdisciple3033]

Same XD

[@Lynx817]

My husband and I followed your 1,000yen street food adventure in Asakusa. It was so delicious. We even tagged on takoyaki and karaage. So so good! Thanks Angela!

[@HigginsInJapan]

I love Asakusa...it was one of the first places I visited when I came to Japan the first time. It's so beautiful and there is always good stuff to eat!! Also, always trust a ninja! Yes! taiyaki!!

[@internationallyME]

Hahah the ninja! Gotta thumbs up for that.

[@HigginsInJapan]

internationally ME haha always!

[@Kendow20]

Been vigorously scavenging Japan youtube channels. Yours is probably the most informative when it comes to food! Love how you mark the locations on the map.

[@internationallyME]

Thanks!! Glad you like it :)

[@RTJames-gq9xg]

What a fun video! And I also love when you’re being filmed-because it has such a natural and casual feel. When you hold the camera, I notice you must become more aware of where you are (in frame, centered, etc). When free of that task, you become like a favored friend and we are walking and talking-so nice. Thank you for your lovely content. Very happy to have accidentally found you and very happy to be new subscriber.

[@jcjag5406]

Another fun upload. Street food is the best. Trying a little bit of everything is so enjoyable. I like the friend style camera work best, but mixing in a little vlog style is good too.

[@internationallyME]

Cool, I'll try to incorporate both! Thanks for the comment :)

[@alizlovescherry]

I like this style, when someone holding for you. It just looks like professional documentary style~ Thank you for showing me this! I live in Tokyo but I got no time to go. Watching you now I think I should spend so time enjoying Tokyo

[@internationallyME]

Cool, thanks for letting me know! Oh, Tokyo city is filled with amazing things especially off the normal paths!! Hope you can find some time to enjoy Tokyo!

[@FictionalLadyElizabeth]

Seriously been loving your videos. I'm traveling to Japan mid April, and it will be my first solo trip. Kind of scared but I have been loving your Tokyo guides because I can know what to do and eat. They have been very helpful and makes me feel a bit calmer about traveling by myself to Japan. Thank you!

[@dragoste1970]

I am seeing a difference in your films since you went to your workshop.(to be honest, I felt your videos were always perfect). the difference now is that everything is tighter. you do this without making the video feel rushed in any way, which shows you are very talented! I do hope you will always have a friend film you, it allows you more freedom of movement, as well as not having to be alone (life is always better with a friend around!) all I can say now is this : you are very lucky to live where you do, it is truly a paradise of food and culture! We, in turn, are lucky because we get to share in your adventures! Thank you!!

[@internationallyME]

Thank you for the comment!! What do you mean by "tighter"? :) It's definitely always more fun to make it with a friend! I'm glad you enjoy my adventures and hope to share more and more with you!

[@dragoste1970]

internationally ME I couldn't think of a better word, when you transition shot or cutaway, (it was never a problem in your older videos) but they have improved! everything about the camera shots are amazing! I feel I am seeing a video made by a network crew for TV or movie. at first I did think maybe a professional crew was following you!! your editing is always tops, which is why I didn't mention it before, but you have tweaked that as well! your attention to detail, along with your love of topic makes it very easy to understand why you tube would single you out. this is definitely your calling!!

[@internationallyME]

Ohhh interesting!! Thanks for the feedback!!! I do plan, edit and film all of my videos so it's really encouraging to hear this kind of support. Thanks again and hope you had a great weekend!!! Monday tomorrow ahhhh D:

[@laulouisinn5263]

I already watched 3 of videos and am already in love with them. So informative and put a smile on my face. Keep up the good work!!

[@erinmarie4127]

What a really cool and informative video! I like a mix of both styles of filming but I prefer when a friend films you because they can better show where you are and the scenery around you. I'm also a bit tired of all the vlog style videos out there and I like how yours are more professional.

[@eekab4386]

I LOVE your videos! They’ve helped us in Japan. I love the places you go and how detailed you are.

[@donesy125]

I’m going to Japan next month and I’ve been watching a ton of videos on KZbin, and I’ve found that yours are the best!

[@Storiesbyniharika]

How was your trip?

[@modo1288]

Thanks so much for this fantastic video! I recently went to Japan and used a lot of your tips from your other videos as well. For my visit to Senso-ji Temple I wrote notes and followed your street food tour. It was SO much fun, I loved all of the food items, and trying so many things. It was helpful to have a plan, not be overwhelmed with all of the choices, and know I wasn't missing something really really good. I loved trying things that I might have missed otherwise and it was so fun trying new food I've never had before. It was also nice knowing how much I was spending--$10 was such a good bargain. The map was super helpful! All of the street signs in this area are in Japanese, so after you find the first vendor you can find the next ones based on the map in this video. The steam bun place is on Shin Nakamise Dori (the same street as Kurikon --the taiyaki place), if you're facing the temple, turn left on Shin Nakamise Dori and Sekine will be down the street and on the left. Thanks again for this great at video!!! :)

[@brielle8383]

All that food looked so delicious. I am craving delicious street food now. I like your videos when someone is filming you.

[@internationallyME]

Can't beat street food. Alright! Got it!

[@juandenz2008]

Eating the street food looks like so much fun ! Thanks for the informative graphics showing the locations as well ! Cute outfit too, it looks nice and warm !! Personally I don't like vlog style because it is sometimes hard to see the actual location, all you can see is the presenter bouncing around. Also often times the focus is messed up. Of course maybe it is hard to always have someone help you film, but you can probably then mix vlog style with regular shots. Honestly I hate those youtube channels where the person just walks around for 20 minutes blabbing on vlog style about whatever comes into their head and hardly edits it at all.

[@internationallyME]

Hahaha! Your last sentence is the best! Yeah I get what you mean!! It's hard to always get someone to help me so sometimes I use my tripod but then everyone on the street stares at me haha. I'll try use a mixture of both!

[@dawnlandon7932]

We've watched all of your videos on Tokyo specific ideas, this being our favorite! We are in Tokyo now for our vacation and without you it would not be going as well as it has!!! Thank you Angela!!! 👏👍👍😎

[@lindacurry4382]

We are staying in Asakusa in one week. This video is a great find. First time in Japan for us. Thank you so much.

[@carolinebailey2319]

I am binge watching your videos...dreaming of traveling to Japan!

[@sam9606]

What a great channel! Perfect guide for our first trip to Japan in september!

[@LindaKaizer]

I really enjoyed this video! As for the angle, it depends on the content of the video. When it's food, I think it's good that someone else is filming so I can see you and the food while you are eating, but other times its good when you hold it. It really depends on what the video is about. Keep up the good work!

[@internationallyME]

Cool, will try to incorporate both!

[@TheFullStar]

Going to Japan this December, can't wait to try some of this food.

[@sailorfan86]

I stayed in Asakusa in july 2015 for 2 weeks at the Mystays hotel and it was great. The location is great for tourists, easy access, great bars and restaurants near by. Definitely recommand Asakusa for first time visiters.

[@chloeantoinette]

I went to this temple a few weeks ago and this video helped me so much thank you!! Now that I'm back in the states I miss Dango 😭 probably my favorite treat

[@Keichan2501]

I prefer it if your friend holds the camera since it's more steady. I can also get a better look at you. I think your eyes are really pretty. I like your fashion also.

[@internationallyME]

You can get a better look at the background too right! Thanks for the compliment :))

[@ercoire]

Hey! I would really like to thank you for this film! Today before going to Asakusa I watched your video and tried most of the recommended food. It was delicious! I wouldn't even think about some of them if it wasn't for you :) thank you!!!

[@MsDawny101]

I’m going to Japan in a month and have been doing tons and tons of research on where to go, what to do and I found your video is the most helpful and informational 😄😘

[@misshrm14]

MORE STREET FOOD VIDEOS PLEASE!!!! It's helping me know what and where to eat in Japan, so informative XD

[@internationallyME]

Got it!! :D

[@xXHanna84Xx]

so many different kinds of street food. looks so good!

[@Flastew]

Very fun and interesting video, thanks for showing us all these cool spots

[@internationallyME]

Thanks for watching!

[@MathiasDaa]

Yaas, new fav J-vlog channel, binge watch inc!

[@internationallyME]

Aw thanks :)

[@ch13n]

i like both camera style ! OMG ! im kinda lost what to do in japan until i saw all your videos !!! worries no more 😍😍

[@boxerblake1]

I can't wait to try nikuman. I walked Asakusa every night while we were there. Beautiful area.

[@waynemartin]

This old boy always enjoy your videos ;Well done ;Its one place love to go .

[@karolacreations2201]

I love your channel I just subscribed ...there are many videos and channels showing Japan or many other places but I really love the way you show and explain everything is like I'm the one traveling lol thank you for showing all the beautiful views the cities the food the people everything , I love nature and the countryside of every country so I don't know if you have videos of that but I'm gonna check it . I'm really happy that I found this channel . Thank you !!!

[@DescubriendoconRick]

Hello from Mexico!!! So nice and helpful video! I will be there in Japan for the Tokyo marathon and your videos are really helping me to planning my visit!!! 😊

[@suzanna6847]

Been binge watching your food videos. Now I can't wait to come to Japan and try all of it🤤!! Thank you so much for your videos, it really makes my day 😁

[@internationallyME]

No, thank U for watching so many of my videos!! Hope you have an awesome time when you come!!

[@havvanurozekici]

Your videos help me so much! I'm really excited to visit Japan this summer, and basically can't wait for it haha! Thanks for sharing 😊

[@LiesronddewereldNl87]

Thanks for sharing! Will be going to Japan in a few days and definitely try out these places!

[@SalmaBchr]

Thank you Angela for making me travel from my bedroom in Canada! I really want to live in Japan 🤗

[@santanafonseca567]

すごいーーーvery good.. 美味しい食べ物がたくさんありますね

[@internationallyME]

たくさん食べてしまいました＾＾；

[@gregb4799]

HI there, I'm new to your channel and enjoy your videos so far. Thank you for the sharing and the lots of info. I like when other person is filming you because you have more space to show yourself. Thank you again and keep delivering more of such a beautiful and great Country as Japan, never been there but planing in a future, HI from Texas

[@RinoirVirance]

Thanks Angela! I'm literally in Tokyo right now and your guides and tours have been so helpful! Keep up the good work!

[@perdomot]

Going back to Japan in March and love eating at Asakusa. That taiyaki place is a fave of mine with the chocolate being #1.

[@ESACHINA27]

Wow everything looked delicious. Your so lucky to experience those foods

[@emilyordonez1233]

You're informative and straight to the point while still very entertaining Keep up the great work This video made me super hungry

[@meixdenise]

i definitely agree with you! I just came back from Japan and I found the food very affordable! great video!

[@SSuperC]

Loved the video! however I can't believe you made an Asakusa street food video without showing the amazing Asakusa Melon Pan. it's sooo good!

[@am-hb3kc]

I'm watching this video to enjoy my country and to exercise my English skills.

[@ruiyuandong1398]

Two things I have to have every time I visit Asakusa:1. Ice cream. this special store is at the end of Nakamise Dori, to your right if you are facing Sensoji. It is actually on the temple square, facing Hozomon. It usually has a long queue in front of it. It is kind of like the soft serve ice cream cone we have here in US, but the flavors are definitely Japanses, you will never see most of these flavours in US. My two favourites are sesame and chestnut.2. Ramen. I guess most people do not consider ramen as street food. My favourite ramen store is on one of the side street off the right of Nakamise Dori, if you are facing Sensoji. I don't remember the exactly street, but it is closer to Hozomon than Kaminarimon. The specialty of that ramen store is all the eggs in their ramen are all double yoke.It has been a few years since I was in Asakusa the last time. Hope these two stores are still there!

[@lonestar1123]

Great video! All the food looked delicious and some interesting variations of old classics. It is nice for someone else to hold the camera.

[@internationallyME]

The classics are always good! Got cha ;)

[@mannyvasquez7553]

Loved the video! Going to Tokyo next weekend and I'm so excited to visit this area now!

[@CynthiaBeaumont]

That was so much cool!

[@RinduAisha]

hi there... 👐 thanks for sharing 👍😊 we're going to visit japan soon & your videos on street food are fun & loads with useful infos👍👍👍

[@wubooty]

I love your videos. I'm going there in July and I simply can't waitWould love to meet you!!

[@vmonsieur]

Omggg, this video made me really excited for Japan's street fooood. Im heading Tokyo next weeeeek! Can't waitttt!

[@internationallyME]

Enjoy!!!! :D

[@vmonsieur]

internationally ME thankk youuuu! happy holidays!!

[@Norynn]

I'm coming over in the month of February from 4th-16th in japan. feeling so excited!! it's my 1st time😉, had been watching your video and it's really good. perhaps you could make a video of which type of souvenir that will be good? :) looking foward for your next video 😊

[@internationallyME]

Souvenirs to buy in Japan! Sounds like a good video idea :)

[@Hike_Bike_Explore]

i like both camera styles.

[@robd92]

this is really helpful as I'm going to tokyo for the first time!!

[@yookedamopolii8037]

Wow, all looks delicious... But got to say that my favourite ones from this video are the steamed meat bun and deep fried minced meat...! Their looks alone are truly salivating... :-) Definitely a must-try and will try them when in Tokyo. Thanks lots for another fantastic video, Angela. Can't wait for the next one!

[@internationallyME]

Thanks for watching!! Those two tastes really good too but I loved the green tea taiyaki at the end hehe.

[@GaryAa56]

Love these street food videos!

[@bloglondonso]

I just discovered your videos and you are awesome! You are the sweetest youtuber in Japan, for sure! Love all the information and it's helping me a lot. I am going to Japan for the second time in a few days, but I have always wanted to live there too... It's really nice to join you on your walks around Tokyo and Japan :)

[@jefferi78]

love how the old lady relate the sakura taste with his food.. :)

[@internationallyME]

The old lady was so sweet!

[@internationallyME]

Gotta love street food! Here are some other street food videos I've made :D kzbin.info/aero/PLyBS-iUqzY5aUx3k008p2ZC0KCDZJeoBP p.s Thank you for your comments about the music! Sorry it's a bit loud, will try to fix it if I can!

[@DownwardsMasroor]

Is there many Halal food places in Japan?

[@raymond9339]

MUZROAR!!! 🙄 go else where, dun dirty japan

[@timforgette7897]

Awesome video! I think Ive watched it 3 times now! lol I'm taking a vacation in Tokyo in a few months and staying just a couple blocks from here. So excited! Keep up the good work!

[@farisrahmat255]

Harsh reality but no its extremely hard to find Halal certified places in Japan

[@animeeditslover8355]

internationally ME can you tell me the best takoyaki places I can't find any in Japan

[@anacarolinamoraes]

I'm loving your videos! Best videos on Tokyo so far on YT! Congrats for the great job!

[@sisosisosisosisosis1]

I like your no-makeup makeup!!

[@internationallyME]

Haha, thank you! I like your dp of the fish haha.

[@zipp4everyone263]

I agree, the least amount of visible makeup is the best and from what i can tell, takes the most experience applying. :)

[@revilo76]

Thanks for posting. Excited to try the street food during my vacation there later this month.

[@tadashinet]

Congratulations for the videos. It's amazing know about Japan by your videos.

[@internationallyME]

Thank you!

[@astroboy3507]

It does look better when some one holds the camera!!!! Vids with bloopers at ends are great!!!! 😁

[@internationallyME]

Haha the bloopers :P Thanks for watching!!!

[@hianhwee]

Another thumb up! I prefer someone taking video for you! You have definitely have a great time. I was at Asakusa in Nov. My 3rd visit to this place. Love the street food.

[@internationallyME]

3rd time, that's quite a bit. How many times have you been to Japan? :)

[@hianhwee]

internationally ME I went in 1995, 2013 and this Nov.. There are places in Japan I want to visit.

[@luanvanzella5106]

You are so cute especially when speaks in Japanese!! I liked your videos!!

[@fungsiu5546]

I love your video. It is so informative. I've been to Tokyo twice and wish I had seen your video before I visited. I now know how to pronounce Asakusa!! no wonder my Japanese friends didn't understand my phonetic pronunciation.....

[@jeoffreybernardo8797]

Yay!!! new Video!!! either someone or yourself shooting is fine. Also you can check this gimbal "DJI Osmo Mobile" it removes the shakiness of the video which gives it a very professional touch. Looking forward for more videos!! : )

[@internationallyME]

DJI! I've heard about it a lot :) Thanks for letting me know!

[@stvsueoka1]

I always seem to miss this neighborhood when I go to Japan. Bloopers were hilarious lol

[@LeonardCwm]

ive been visiting kansai for 3 years in a row but in different season. im so tempted to visit japan again this year after watching your videos!

[@internationallyME]

You have to visit Tokyo too :O

[@LeonardCwm]

yea... my next visit will be Tokyo --> Toyama/Shirakawa --> Nagoya :) I fell in love with Japan ever since i visited your country. Love every bit in your country!

[@robertc4774]

Fantastic job. You show the map, the store front to make it easy to identify since Kanji is difficult for me, and the food itself with the cost. What more can I ask. Keep up the good work!

[@internationallyME]

Glad to hear! 😁

[@AAAA-zz5sr]

thank you for sharing your experience with us. I would love to visit japan one day.

[@thirsanijweningphotography7960]

This is a great video! I'll be heading back to Tokyo in October and last time I was in Tokyo I didn't have that much time to explore due to other things I had to do (the trip was for school purposes) and I actually visited Asakusa for a couple of hours but I really wanted to try some good local food. This is very helpful for my next trip! :)

[@ryonakazawa3273]

I didn't know some your information even though I live in Tokyo. And your English is so good!! I envy you.

[@ironqqq]

great video. I just left Tokyo on Sun and stayed across the street from Kaeda where you bought the dango. I wish I had known more about the street foods when I was there as I missed a lot of these. this is a really great guide. I also like how you give the names and show on a map. Being Chinese I can read the Kanji but don't know how pronounce in Japanese, so your guide really helps. next I will go back and use your guide and eat lots of Street food in Asakusa, "heaps" of it.

[@internationallyME]

Thanks for the comment! Well if you come next time, hope you check out my videos first so you know where to go :D

[@jaumsagara10]

Thank you for the Tips! I will be in Japan in April and your tips helped a lot building my trip!

[@internationallyME]

Awesome!!! Have fun! More videos coming~

[@narthind]

love this video Angela! I miss Asakusa so much especially the street food! 😄

[@internationallyME]

Did you go to some of the shops I went to? :)

[@narthind]

Yes I did! except for the last two! Way to many places to see and eat! haha. I guess I have to come back and visit next time. 😊

[@thereisnoname8144]

Your videos are really immersive. I feel like i m standing right there. Also, i think you should hold the camera by yourself while explaining something. And the rest like.. Walking and stuff.. You should have someone hold your camera. Love your videos! Already waiting for the next one.

[@thereisnoname8144]

Btw.. TAIYAKI LOOKS DELICIOUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

[@internationallyME]

Thanks for the comment!! Will try to do a bit of both with the camera work! See you soon in the next video :D

[@popoi47asca]

I'm for vlog style =) you give your own character of filming while walking around. but you make it work also when you have someone film you as well. at the end of the day, its has always been your content that made your channel awesome! =)

[@internationallyME]

Ahh thanks!! Maybe I'll do a bit of both :)

[@DonnyDaison]

I travelled all around Japan, and I found Asakusa to be my favourite place for food. The chocolate sprinkle dango was awesome, I wish I could get it at home. Besides that the Izakaya has some spectacular food in that area.