WHAT DID I LEARN ABOUT TENNIS IN JAPAN

I had a great time in Tokyo. What I learned about Tennis in Japan. I will be back!
Thank you Matt and Sarah for showing me around Japan.
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Book Off in Nagayama in Tama
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Address: 6 Chome-29 Nagayama, Tama, Tokyo 206-0025, Japan
Book Off in Minami station in Chiba
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Bookoff Super Bazaar Address: Vivit Minami-Funabashi 3F, 2 Chome-2-7 Hamacho, Funabashi, Chiba
Super Sports XEBIO LaLaport Tokyo -bay
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For more information about LaLaport Tokyo -bay here is the link: mitsui-shopping-park.com/lala...
LaLaPort Tokyo - Bay Address: 2 Chome-1-1 Hamacho, Funabashi, Chiba 273-8530, Japan
Book Off in Tama
For more information about Bookoff Super Bazaar in Tama here is the link: www.bookoff.co.jp/shop/shop20...
Address: 6 Chome-29 Nagayama, Tama, Tokyo 206-0025, Japan
KPI in Shibuya
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There address: 1 Chome -4-13 Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0002, Japan
Tennis Support Center in Shibuya
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There address: 150-0031
Araki Building 3F, 25-1 Sakuragaoka-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Tennis 846 used racket shop in Shibuya
For more information about Tennis 846 here is there link: www.tennis846.com
There address: 150-0043
1-3-8 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Marukyo Building 3rd Floor
Windsor Racket shop in Shibuya
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There address: 40 1F and B1F, 15-14 Sakuragaoka-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
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[@Andiuable]

The real question is how does Harry know a Japanese hairstylist

[@ALC-bd1pm]

Thanks again Harry, this “Tokyo Regna Search” series is great. 👍👍

[@robertjakob7009]

We need a regna comparison video!

[@gppgle]

Good videos in this Japan trip!

[@surovtsv]

A very very good series from Japan! I like them all😊Harry is really crazy about tennis!

[@pierredaher9590]

Amazing trip and videos thank you so much!

[@chadstueber6367]

Thanks for sharing your vacation Harry!!! The tennis shops over in Japan look awesome!!!

[@dannyyiu5971]

Great summary!

[@huntnplay]

Thanks Harry for these videos from Japan. I definitely have to visit the place in my lifetime, and seems like paradise for tennis fans. Love the intro video and music.

[@Maxx61]

What I learned from Harry during this wonderful series of videos I made obvious to my wife. I love guitars and I love tennis and clearly we need to plan a vacation to Japan and pack lightly. 😂 The vibe of these videos was like a Harry Potter village where every 50 yards is a hole in the wall tennis shop with 2000 racquets..

[@ozmagoo7724]

Hope you and your family managed to enjoy other sights apart from tennis, Harry. So much to see and enjoy. Thanks for this set of videos.

[@luciobecker2637]

Thank You for your clear, slow english, i understand almost each word You say and have enough time to put them together and form complete sentences and meaning. Your videos in Japan are great. Greetings from Rome Italy ❤

[@fredericboninpissarro5789]

It's quite amazing how much you actually know about tennis products and merchandise and how deeply passionate you are about that stuff. Refreshing!

[@yamatomusashi1412]

Happy u enjoy Japan.

[@rich.e]

Really enjoyed the Japan series, Harry.... great for us gear heads! Those shops looked amazing. That dampener had an Iomic logo on it, a Japanese company perhaps better known for their golf grips. Enjoy that Regna; looking forward to the review.

[@leightonkekuewa4066]

Dood, I just got to Tokyo yesterday, but we're here for just 1 night. Didn't make it to Shibuya last night. Really enjoying your videos! Heading to Guam then the Philippines today. I brought a pair of my old favorite sticks (Prostaff Classic 6.1's, I just switched to Blade v6) that I am just going to leave a relative's house in the Philippines. Safe travels to you and your family.

[@juju-rt8ek]

Great video

[@thelolguy007]

Great series of videos Harry. Really enjoyed them 👏👏👏. I’m not surprised Yonex is No1 there being Japan, but being quality. After all they are popular Worldwide. Japan has always been associated with quality - that goes for cars too. Honda, Toyota, Nissan, Mitsubishi etc known the world over for quality. So it makes sense that there Tennis products are no different. Hats off. Now, for that Regna Comparison 😉 (98 & 100)

[@robertjacobson941]

all that unobtanible new gear is nice but I would be buying in the shop with the used and old stock.

[@ozmagoo7724]

Yep, in total agreement there!

[@lapierrelapierre7255]

Australia is next...😉

[@ozmagoo7724]

Would be great to see Harry out here, but hope he allocates time to go non-tennis sightseeing. Could be an anti-climax after Japan, but at least we speak (some sort of) English here. And we have great coffee!

[@walterhayley7252]

I live in Japan and play in relatively large group where I'm the only foreigner. When I first joined, everyone wanted to compare their feet to my U.S. size 13-1/2. I have bought every pair of tennis shoes I own (more than a dozen) and imported them from the states or Europe. There is no way you'll find a 12 or larger here, unless you can afford to have them custom made. And yes, the vast majority of folks here have very wide feet--short--but wide, at least by my standards. As for dampeners, most people use them, and they lean toward Kimony, though I do see a lot of Yonex, Wilson, etc as well. A lot of women use no name brands that feature smiling cats, cat paws, dog faces, sun shapes, etc. Finally, Japan doesn't use street addresses as we use them in the U.S. The best way to get around is by train or subway, and once you're in the area where you want to be, ask a local or hop in taxi--Japanese taxi drivers go through a rigorous address test which seems to be rooted in knowing a series of landmarks (literally thousands of them). Go figure...

[@nagordnogard2738]

Thought all the shops mentioned best selling multifilament is X1-BiPhase. But yeah, great series of video. Hopefully next time you can visit Yonex's office/factory like what TW did. Maybe attend a tournament there too?

[@nestum23]

¡Tenis en Japón!

[@shomurakamisan]

I always get my shoes from Japan because I have wide feet. Even Basketball 🏀 , Asics wide shoes are most popular in Japan.

[@cybernetennis]

Did you get to play "soft tennis"? its so popular in japan....

[@ek2140]

do you know where prince make the rackets in Japan?

[@emanuelebortolazzi1365]

Nice Harry, well done. How much your Regna?? Thanks

[@12GaugePadawan]

At 15:15 of the Windsor video, the price listed was 41360 Yen or $313. 😮 At that price, they would fly off the shelf here in the states.

[@tyeaway]

Regna cost at Winsor = (41360 - 8% tax)/130 approx exchange rate = $292. Came with free PTP at $18 makes racquet cost $274. I hope he got the racquet cover it comes with. (It's tax free if you bring your passport.)

[@matlew]

So what you change in your store

[@villiam7941]

Harry pls bring us a tour of Yonex factory. It would so interesting!

[@ElsonLim78]

I think “Kimoni” is the name of that dampener you’re saying

[@ElsonLim78]

@@walterhayley7252 haha that’s right Kimony 🤦🏻

[@walterhayley7252]

Close... Kimony, but what he was holding was a Toalson. They look very similar...

[@ElsonLim78]

@@walterhayley7252 yep! But he did say sounds like Kangaroo 🤣

[@walterhayley7252]

@@ElsonLim78 , you're right, he did. Likely he was confused...

[@ElsonLim78]

@@walterhayley7252 haha probably

[@bournejason66]

In general, tennis shoes are on the narrow side, which is not good for feet.

[@johntran2190]

Please buy some toalson dampeners and sell them online

[@ariwibowom1984]

toalson brand

[@derekpappas1556]

Wide feet is apparently why the women bound the feet to look more feminine.asia 2 , u.s 3 and Europe 4 balls .

[@grokker99]

I have the Regna and its overrrated imo. Lacks power on the serve.

[@walterhayley7252]

I respectfully disagree...