We Can't Believe Japan Looks Like THIS! Our First Day in Osaka 🇯🇵

[@ShevandDev]

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[@Chrisb8s]

Just found your video. We love Japan and have our third trip this year. We LOVE Osaka. There is a different vibe from Tokyo , the people are so friendly. If your wandering around lost in Tokyo, people will leave you alone. In Osaka , when we were lost almost always someone came up to help. It’s also a great central location. I think if you are going to Japan you have to see Tokyo but I live Osaka and Kyoto

[@jujudavis65]

Congratulations on your engagement! I just love your channel, you are such a beautiful couple with fun personalities! Thank you for posting your journeys 😊

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Mr. Dev & Mrs. Shev:Thanks you guys so much for this new remarkable video today’s from Osaka,Japan to shows these amazing places on the streets in May of 2024❤❤❤

[@マーチン-l5f]

If is one of the few countries where tap water is drinkable. So you can feel safe cooking. Safe even in the shower or in your mouth.

[@Geoffreyboucher]

I’ve been to Osaka myself three times the city is off the wall,,,,,peace and happiness on your travels Shev and Dev😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Congratulations to you guys for heading Osaka,Japan this week to explores this amazing Asian city with thousands of people in great joy & peace May of 2024❤❤❤

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Welcome to Osaka, Japan this week to explores this amazing Asian city with so many beautiful things its have to offers for tourists in May of 2024❤❤❤

[@mirandansa]

24:23 Those flakes are called "katsuo-bushi", made from smoked tuna. If you look closely, some of the flakes are moving; it's as if they were alive, but it's because they are so thin and light they get animated by the rising steam. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katsuobushi

[@ShevandDev]

Oh wow that’s so interesting! Yes we actually did see them moving and it was cool! 😍✨

[@ひなせらん]

鰹節は、マグロの燻製ではありません。 カツオという魚の燻製です。

[@mkudo1006]

@@ShevandDev "Katsuo-Bushi" flakes are sliced pieces of dried and smoked bonito.

[@Its-Kat_]

We left Osaka just a few days ago, and seen the castle.😊

[@ShevandDev]

We hope you had a great time! 😍

[@Its-Kat_]

We did, were in Kitakyushu now then going back home to Southern Kanagawa tomorrow. Oh the fried foods that the baby was holding is a Osaka specialty called kushi-katsu.

[@tttrip]

🏯The SHOGUN is not there, but the scenery is outstanding🏯

[@johncombs6543]

Wow! Very good video! Japan is a country that really really uses their coins. That said; 1 on the tiniest coins is the 1 yen coin. It’s just a little bigger than a shirt button. It’s made of aluminum. It’s worth about 1/100 of a cent. Anyway, I think people would be amazed how tiny it is. There’s so many items that are Japan only. Japan does very little landfilling of rubbish. It’s recycled as much as possible. The rest is incinerated . The heat from that is used for heating and generating electricity. Nothing is wasted.

[@あああ-n5w]

I'm Japanese but that's not true. A one yen coin is larger than a U.S. dime, and its value is about 0.5~1 cent

[@天方祐介]

10:50 Tower Name 通天閣 つうてんかく ツウテンカク Tsutenkaku

[@qiliu4667]

10:31 the building at the back is interesting, is it a lookout of an airport?

[@kakacicimakutuyoung]

Dev: ''Iced milk Chocolate '' Shev: ''Iced Chocolate milk " Shev always has an outstanding spoken English 😊

[@JMNihon]

I lived in Japan for 14 years. I recommend eating Yakinikku, tonkatsu, Japanese curry (Cocos is good) and Matsuya (beef bowl, but the hamburger steak is so yummy)

[@PinnedonPlaces]

How inspiring! Beautiful first day around Osaka, wow, Osaka Castle is stunning!! 8 stories high is quite an impressive feat. Really enjoyed the video, love the train seats, a clever design to be fair! Love all the murals and the lights they light up the city wonderfully. Thank you both for an excellent first day, so fun!

[@真季野口]

Osaka is a place that is related to SHOGUN on NetflixI(the highest level of US drama viewer ratings in history). Osaka is a city with a rich history and gourmet food, so I think it will become more and more popular around the world.

[@ADNS-mm8qz]

ディズニープラスじゃなかった？。

[@真季野口]

I am sorry, I made a mistake. SHOGUN is shown on Disney Plus.

[@hmj1116]

I've been to Osaka a few times as an American soldier and as a civilian also visited Tokyo,Kobe,Atami o sen hots spring.

[@jipacek]

How did you like it and would you come back nowadays ?

[@tom_rodriguez]

We were in Osaka in April 2024 and had a similar reaction after trying takoyaki. It is interesting and perhaps enjoyed more by some 😃

[@Bekka_Noyb]

Visited Japan for 10 days recently. We stayed in Kyoto & Tokyo. Also took day trips to Osaka & Himeji

[@PassportGeek]

We are coming to Japan in june till july! We cannot wait!!!

[@alexcardinale5448]

how was it??!

[@PassportGeek]

@@alexcardinale5448 getting back on plane now as I'm typing! It was amazing! We absolutely love Japan!!!

[@mphjourneys]

Loved Osaka, you guys must hop over to Kyoto just a few hours away and also check out the Mount Fushi-Inari!

[@tttrip]

There are many people, but you can enjoy it for free👣⛩⛩⛩⛩⛩👣

[@toms1349]

Flake-like things on takoyaki are ‘Katsuo-bushi’, slices of dried bonito.

[@funapippi]

日本編からこのチャンネルを知ったんだけど、興味深くも有り面白いチャンネルだねー🤣🤣 引き続き日本を堪能しながら、世界に向けて良き日本・不思議な日本を発信して下さい🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️

[@ShevandDev]

Thank you so much for watching! We are so glad you enjoyed the video 🥰

[@funapippi]

@@ShevandDev looking forward to the next Vlog😊

[@crazy.andy_trip]

Welcome to Japan ❤ I hope you’re coming back again here🎉

[@teamtalatravels]

wow, such an informative video! Will definitely check this out again when we plan to go to Japan! =)

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Welcome to Osaka,Japan this week to explores this amazing city in Asia May of 2024❤❤❤I wish you guys safe journeys & good luck always in peace 2024❤❤❤

[@twostate7822]

The 3-D sign of the guy holding a bunch of skewers is holding kushikatsu, sort of a relative of tempura. Also, when you are along the river and pointed out a 3-D sign of a guy looking like he's holding a hot dog, that's actually modeled on the owner of a large chain of kushikatsu restaurants. While tempura is pieces of food dipped in a flour egg batter and then deep fried, kushikatsu are skewers of food, dipped in flour, egg, and panko and then deep fried (similar to how tonkatsu is prepared), usually dipped in a sauce.

[@TheShadowCamo]

For Canadians on Rogers Network: just use your phone normally, you'll receive roam like home notice... $15day for Japan. You won't be able to send pictures unless you're on wifi. So usually you can wait until you're at a restaurant or hotel.

[@rim4824]

大阪に来てくれてありがとう！ 日本を楽しんでください🇯🇵

[@twostate7822]

Osaka castle is a beautiful sight in a country full of wonderful places. The castle itself has been destroyed and rebuilt several times, and instead of the wood construction in the samurai era, this castle is a modern reproduction made of concrete and actually has an elevator that goes to the top. Still, the castle is built on a local hill, and the view from the top floors are expansive. Doesn't have the old time feel and atmosphere of the wood Himeji castle but still worth a visit, even if you don't pay to go inside the castle.

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Welcome to Osaka, Japan this week in great joy & peace in May of 2024 to explores this amazing Asian city with many beautiful places & Landmarks in 2024❤❤❤

[@しーな-u2b]

BBCによると大阪は世界で10番目に住みやすい都市だと言われています。アジアでは1番住みやすい都市です。また大阪は日本文化の原点でもある京都や奈良が隣接しており日本を好きな外国の方々からすれば天国のような都市です。

[@StartLivingNow1963]

Another Awesome Adventure Thank You She & Dev 🙂❤👍Watching from NB Canada🙂🙂🙂

[@ShevandDev]

Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed this one 🥰

[@鬼心-o3d]

大阪は645年に日本で最初に誕生した『都市』になります。 東京（江戸）が日本で誕生したのは1603年なので大阪の歴史の古さ がわかります。 日本の和食の元祖で今の配膳スタイルになっている「懐石料理」も 大阪（四天王寺）が発祥になります。 東京が1869年に日本の首都になる前までは、大阪が約1200年間 、日本経済の中心地でした。 昔は「首都」という概念ではなく『都』という概念でした。 「都」とは、天皇陛下がお暮しなる場所です。 日本の都市で「都」になった回数だと大阪が最多で５回になります。 ◆天皇陛下が都を置いた数 大阪＝５回 （松原市の丹比柴籬宮、八尾市の称德天皇、仁徳天皇の難波高津宮、孝徳天皇の難波長柄豊崎宮、聖武天皇の難波宮） 奈良＝３回、京都＝３回 滋賀＝２回 兵庫＝１回、東京＝１回（現在）

[@kowlsky]

Hope you have so much fun in Japan! いっぱい楽しんでね!

[@ShevandDev]

Arigato! We had so much fun in Osaka 😍✨

[@BlossomBudStudios]

Plz think of all of us when you are walking around! You’re doing my dream rn! I am going to live there soon! Just a few more years or working then I’ll go there! I’m so excited🥹💖

[@Iyasimura]

大阪を取り上げてくださり有難う御座います🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ShevandDev]

Thank you so much for watching! 🥰✨

[@anielrivera7977]

as you guys were talking about japanese kitkat i happen to be eating them lol

[@maxrobi]

You shouldn't expect the takoyaki to have a dry, fluffy texture like a pancake all over. The soft, sticky center is not the result of undercooking, but rather is what is called "torotoro" in Japanese. Pastry Custard cream is probably the closest thing that comes to mind.😊

[@meegul1]

Which street is this 16:48 onwards

[@ナコナ]

道頓堀ナンバの方は歩いてるだけで楽しいと思います。また ネオンとか、かんばんを見るのも迫力が、あって楽しいと思いますよ 😁😄😊

[@birdman5223]

Upbeat overload😱😎☺️

[@barber1058-el5pn]

In japan, woman can shave her fase at barber. Womans shaving(dermaplaning) is japanese traditional culture from 300years ago. Please watch maiko and geisha girls fase and nape in kyoto.

[@unisyada5551]

大阪を楽しんでもらえて嬉しかった❤ 新世界のベィビー！ 名前はビリケンさんと言ってじつは、アメリカ生まれなんです😊

[@phillg4706]

Thank you for your vlogs. I enjoyed your videos in Japan. What type of camera do you use for your Vlogs? 🙂

[@nepaldev8873]

your video is helpful becoz soon i am fly to OSAKA in a search of my Nepali lost gf

[@scott_barcos-u7c]

Hey shev and dev, when are you coming back to the Philippines?

[@rs646dd]

Go to Shinsekai, Dotonbori, pose for Glico, and eat takoyaki. That's the standard　関西弁で言うところの「ベタな旅」やね👍👍

[@davidstout6599]

I would never of guessed you pair are South Africans , I’m English and you pair sound so English .

[@YAMADAHOLIC]

大阪は京都、神戸、奈良そして和歌山もアクセスが良いから楽しい

[@般若-n4i]

名古屋の方が便利。東京、大阪、京都へ2時間で行ける。

[@YAMADAHOLIC]

@@般若-n4i 大阪は京都も神戸も奈良も20分〜30分で行けるし、東京は新幹線や飛行機使うとすぐ。名古屋に寄る用事ないし住む理由がないかな😭

[@marknelson4615]

Love the proposal photo.

[@ShevandDev]

Thank you! Will be sharing the full story soon!

[@ditolangsapinas2927]

Wow enjoy 🇵🇭

[@ShevandDev]

Thank you 🥰✨

[@さとやん-x9t]

大阪へようこそ！たこ焼き、めっちゃ熱いから気を付けて食べてやー♪

[@marekskibinski6811]

Your promo code it’s not working unfortunately

[@masahikoono8025]

I used to live near Tutenkaku(food area) 20years ago. There ware a lot of good food in good price. Real Osaka traditional food but it was rough especially at night. A lot of alcoholic guys and yakuza. Now it’s tourist area. Very safe, but not real Osaka food.

[@如月-m3v]

外国の方たちの中でたこ焼きが苦手な方が時々いらっしゃいますが、そのほとんどの方たちがたこ焼きの柔らかさを生焼けなんだと勘違いされているんですね～残念～!

[@johnbutiu7689]

Just an fyi, "gyoza" is pronounced GYO-ZA (2 syllables) and not "guy-yo-za" ... (^_^) Amazing video, thank you for sharing your travel experience! Love it!

[@エド-y2u]

大阪城の高さは58mです。 12mだと石垣しか無いんじゃ‥😅

[@aoniko]

久しぶりに道頓堀を見ましたが、日本人がほぼいなくて驚きました😮

[@白鳥健二-u2c]

グリコランニングマンは１９２１年生まれたキャラメルのパッケージデザインです。 一粒で３００m走れるカロリーの栄養化がある意味です。

[@ShevandDev]

Woah that’s impressive 😳

[@般若-n4i]

神戸牛すき焼きの値段62000円もしないよ。ショーケースの値段は6500円になってたよ！この値段はお得な値段だと思います。さすが、大阪、お得です。

[@osakasenri7352]

In Japan, it is nice not to be pushed to the floor at gunpoint.

[@shahidanusrat6086]

❤❤❤❤ from Pakistan 🙂❤😊❤. Best regards from Pakistan 🙂❤😊.

[@Phantomfighting]

Did anyone catch the guy just stare them down when leaving the lion 😂

[@jipacek]

Exactly, I was wandering what was he thinking. I think he was surprised to see Shev, she makes an impression.

[@saskiiidoranmusic]

I thought you didn’t need a visa as a tourist into Japan for first 90 days ?

[@ShevandDev]

haha! If you are from the US, or Europe you don't need a visa. but it is always another story for South africans when it comes to visas 😂 obviously if you have a stronger passport, you have less issues than we do 😉

[@singyedorji]

its 58metres tall, not 12!!!

[@scott_barcos-u7c]

Hey shev and dev when are you coming back to the philippines 🇵🇭

[@nelsonmkawakami3760]

Taste like a pizza 😅😅😅😅😅

[@greenrosebluebird]

Gyoza, not ga-yo- za

[@Kane-ib5sn]

they need to use snow crab, not octapus! - take it to another planet, entirely...

[@pastense]

Fun fact: the Glico man is not modeled after a Japanese man. It’s actually modeled after Fortunato Catalon of the Philippines, who was a gold medal track & field winner in the 1917 Tokyo Olympics!

[@southerntowhere]

Ahaha, Western people finally starting to eat Octopus which callled devilfish among them.

[@ShevandDev]

Lots of people eat Octopus. Also nobody calls it devil fish. We just call it Octopus 🐙 😁 thanks for watching ❤️

[@kekesure]

if you planning another trip to Japan YOU SHOULD GO TO SAPPORO

[@babyrage1763]

Glico man is actually a Filipino!

[@ShevandDev]

Is he really? 😨 but how?

[@babyrage1763]

@@ShevandDev Yes!! Was really surprised as a fellow Filipino, lol!! Who was the Glico man? FORTUNATO CATALON Believe it or not, the inspiration behind “The Glico Running Man” is based on this Filipino Sprinter from Tolosa, Leyte. 🏃🏻 The Glico Running Man is one of the most well known landmarks in Osaka.

[@TONKtag]

タコ焼きが6点はないやろｗ それは好みの問題じゃなくて食に対する経験値が足りないんだよ 外国人であんま美味しくないって人まぁまぁいるけどお国柄、好みではなくマジ経験値だから

[@lonvic8220]

海外に行くと「がっかり」する理由が・・・此処に有るのですね。 「つまらない国」ばかりでしたから・・・

[@fifi1561]

Not a fan of Takoyaki either. The batter is always half cooked. I wish it were fully cooked. Great video and the narrative is excellent.

[@fumizuki6550]

あれ、慣れないと驚きますね！！ 火通っているんですよ。生ではありません。芋などが入っています。カステラの様なたこ焼きにしたら、美味しくなくなります。

[@AbdulAlhazred-l2l]

Since time immemorial Okinawa was a peaceful, prosperous independent nation known as Ryukyu (alternative spellings: Loo Choo, Lew Chew, Luchu). Ryukyu maintained close, friendly, mutually-beneficial relations with China, Korea, and Southeast Asia, and signed treaties of equal recognition with the United States of America, France, and the Netherlands. In 1609 the Satsuma clan of Japan invaded Ryukyu, forcing Ryukyuans to pay tribute which was the start of Japanese prejudice towards Ryukyuans, but Ryukyu nevertheless continued be an independent country. In 1879 Japan again invaded, this time forcefully annexing Ryukyu against the will of Ryukyuans. After World War II all of Japan's other colonies were given back their independence, but not Ryukyu. Instead the United States military decided to keep Ryukyu for itself to use for bases. In 1972 the U.S. "gave" Ryukyu to Japan, without a vote from Ryukyuans, and today Ryukyu is under joint U.S. - Japan occupation.