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ついに進出しました！笑 外国人の方多いですね〜！ 秋葉原についてはまだ全然理解が足りていません……🙄

격려의 댓글을 남겨주셔서 감사합니다!!😆✨ 어쨌든 계속해서 최선을 다하겠습니다.😄

You also shoot videos of walking around the streets of South Korea.😄 Like you, I also shoot with the DJI Osmo Pocket 3, and I think your videos are great with less shaking and stability.✨ Moreover, it is amazing that you are uploading videos every day.😳

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@@sozorowalk thank friend good day🐱

いち（1）かけ に（2）かけ さん（3）かけて♪ し（4）かけた踊りはやめられぬ♪ ア、ヤットサー ア、ヤットヤット♪♪♪

七つ森は高円寺駅の南側、高円寺駅と新高円寺駅の中間くらいのところにありますね！ わたしも一度だけ行ったことがあります😄 ライブハウスはわかりません💦

I will upload a separate video of everyone dancing Awa Odori today.😄 I have only been to festivals as a spectator. When I was a child, I loved buying candy apples from food stalls and taking them home to enjoy the afterglow of the festival at home.☺🍎

Okubo is an interesting city with a mix of cultures from various countries, and I sometimes go there to eat and shop.😄 I'm happy that the number of subscribers to my channel is increasing little by little. I will do my best to continue.☺

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🤍@@sozorowalk🤍 thank friend good night🐱🌷

@@meosjingoyang-i good morning🍉🐱

@@sozorowalk Hello friend, good morning to you too🐱🍉

Thank you❣ This video shows the city before Awa Odori started. I will upload a separate video of me dancing Awa Odori.😄

People from many different countries live here, so it's a very interesting area with many restaurants and grocery stores from many different countries. I also bought some Turkish white cheese at a halal shop after filming this video.😄

@@sozorowalkI enjoy my different foods from different countries too. Looking forward to your next video Thank you.

@@Lukey-Dukey-AUS Thank you for watching my video!☺

ありがとうございます☺ 日本には今台風が近づいていて、今週の天気がです...🤔 あなたもよい一週間を！🤗💫

@@sozorowalk ありがとう、友人🐱🌷

thank you❣😆 In the current summer in Japan, you never know when it will suddenly rain.😅☔⚡

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@@sozorowalk thanks friend🐱🌷

I ate Taiwanese rice balls when I went to Taiwan before, and I thought it was interesting to pair rice and bread, and it was delicious, so I'd like to eat it again.🍙😋 Okubo Station is small and old, even though many people get on and off the station, and it certainly has a nice atmosphere. The traditional soba restaurant bike has a very good gimbal!😁 Chinese restaurants in Japan have undergone a unique evolution, giving rise to various words such as "町中華 Machi chuka/town Chinese" and "ガチ中華 Gachi chuka/serious Chinese."😄

@@sozorowalk I almost have rice ball breakfast 3 times a week or even more when I was little. There is a rice ball van yatai in front of our elementary school. The ladies make them fresh on the scene, making rice ball none stop at rush hour.😄 Taiwanese are used to eating breakfast at school before class or even during the first class. Most of the time teacher allow students to finish their breakfast during the first class, some of them want you to finish before the class starts, too. And there are some kids who finished breakfast at home. But it is very common to have breakfast at school or at work in Taiwan. We have a huge breakfast shop culture. Even though theoretically that thing is a fried bread. But I always seen it as a crunchy oily food on its own. And it is often when people from overseas sees it that they will point out that "it is a bread". We call it "Oil Stick" in mandarin. And I don't know why, but I have never think of it as a kind of bread before I saw foreigner talk about it. When it is in rice ball, it is like a crunchy ingredient besides other ingredient. And "that is bread + rice" never cross my mind when I was little. To me it is in a similar category as tofu skin, fried tofu skin... kinds of things. Ahhh! it is similar to 天かす!!! Theoretically.... 天かす is also "fried bread"!!! oh wow this opens up a brand new way to see the world. 😂

@@mthsu Freshly made rice balls are the best!😄 I'm jealous that you can eat breakfast after going to school and even during class. I wish Japan had that level of tolerance.😒 I heard that Taiwanese people don't cook much at home, and many people eat out for meals.Is it true? While reading your sentence about 油条, I thought to myself, ``Couldn't that be Japanese 天かすtenkasu?'' And you came to the same conclusion.🤣 It's no surprise then that it goes well with rice! In Japan, there is also a dish called ``たぬきごはん tanuki gohan'', which is eaten by mixing tenkasu with rice.😄

@@sozorowalk I think what happened is that... eat out in Taiwan is more affordable. And modern generation think it is wrong to push people to cook for the families. So nowadays, if the family needs to eat out that's fine by the social view. The decision to eat out or to cook at home become a choice and there are less pressure. I kind of think that is not that different for Japan? People are less and less bound by traditional rules and roles. And it simply comes down to there are some people eat at home more, and some people eat out more. To discuss this topic, without an academic research and data to back it up, it kind of is just talking about feeling and not that we really know the truth about it... I mean... there are produce market and supermarket selling ingredients to people to cook at home in Taiwan, too. Just like there are restaurants for people to eat out in Japan, too. So it can't be that "people in Japan eat at home, people in Taiwan eat out". But, yes, after all that said. Probably it is correct to say, by impression, people in Taiwan generally eat out more than people in Japan does. 😄

@@mthsu As you say, as society changes, people's attitudes toward home cooking and eating out are changing in Japan as well. I think people are starting to have less negative impressions about eating out, supermarket side dishes for dinner, frozen foods, etc. Many restaurants in Taiwan have an open design unlike in Japan, which I really like.☺ The restaurant and the road seem to be connected to each other, so I can get a good idea of ​​the restaurant's atmosphere and food, making it easy for foreigners to enter.😄

Thank you for telling me about the Tokyo Mazu Temple story!😆 When I first saw it, I was surprised to see such a magnificent temple just outside the station and down a narrow alley.😳 The bright red buildings are beautiful and have a strong presence in the gray city.✨

@@sozorowalk There is an interesting difference of temple in Japan and Taiwan. In Japanese, temple are usually a Buddhist temple I suppose? which often is accompany by cemetery. So temple kind of link with after life and Buddhism. Taiwanese "temple" like the Mazu temple is more a shrine. and it is often named as a 宮, not a 寺. Mazu Temple usually are 天后宮, a Goddess Queen Shrine. Or a 廟, like 東京媽祖廟. I guess it is because when Chinese temples were translate into English, it all get under one word "temple". But when Japanese are translated, there is a word "shrine" that distinguish shrines to temples. I think it is an interesting little difference worth noting. So when you saw Tokyo Mazu "Temple" there, that is more like a shrine! 😄

@@mthsu It is true that Japanese temples have a ``檀家制度/danka system,'' and many temples have graveyards. A funeral is held at each temple for each family that became a "檀家danka,'' and the remains are buried in a cemetery within the temple grounds. Sometimes when I go to temples in the city, there are places where only 檀家danka is allowed to enter.😕 In that sense, I feel that shrines are more open than temples. The Tokyo Mazu "Temple" also seems to be an open place for cultural exchange between Taiwan and Japan. The red exterior looks more like a shrine than a temple.😄

@@sozorowalk Yeah! good points. I feel that Mazu temple is a place for public tribute and praying, it is for everyone to walk in. Which is also more like a shrine. Temples like Mazu temple are also often a community center. Where people gather to do things more than just religious things. It is similar to a church community center. Mazu temple and other Taoism temples are often used as a community activity center. Depends on individual places of course, but you may even be able to go there to have lunch or tea with people.

@@mthsu For many Japanese people, shrines and temples are places that they only interact with when there are events. (This is just my opinion) Of course, if I come across a temple or shrine while walking, I'll visit it, but I don't think it functions much as a community center.🙄 In that respect, religious facilities overseas are more open than those in Japan, and seem to be places where locals can relax.🍵 I think it's very nice.😌

This was my first time going to Hatagaya, and I thought it was a nice place to live, with a nice shopping street and a variety of pubs.☺ After going to the public bath, I had a drink at Komachi Shokudo 小町食堂. Looks good.😋

Wow, you've been here before.😄 A white cat looking out at the street from the bar window...😺 It's like the beginning of a novel.✨

Yes, Japanese cities are generally safe and clean, so I think you can relax there.☺ Please come to Japan😁

ありがとうございます！😄 Recently, it often rains suddenly in large amounts in Tokyo. It seems that last night was also a disaster with flooding in many places.😵

I also like the view of this cross road. And while walking videos are fun, I also think videos of fixed-point observation at places like this might be interesting as well.😄 I've been to もつ焼きカミヤ/Motsuyaki Kamiya and お多幸/Otako, and both are good restaurants.👍 It is said that if you visit Karasumori Shrine, your business will prosper and your performance in the arts will improve.⛩ I think that Nagoya food has developed in a unique way even within Japan.😄 I once went to 味仙/Misen, the original 台湾ラーメン/Taiwanese ramen shop in Nagoya, and had some Taiwanese ramen and snacks, and they were all very delicious.😋

you always have a great eye for things!🤣

Thank you😁 It's been a while since I last visited, but I'm glad that the store I used to go to is still there. It's true that you won't know where to go without a guide.😂 I think it's interesting that the ward office is so close to such a deep area. Personally, I felt that the small area called ”28:10 思い出の抜け道/Omoideno Nukemichi'' had a deeper atmosphere, so I think I'll go there for a drink next time.😁

This was my first time going here during the day. Since there were no people around, I was able to take my time and look around each store, which was fun. I was surprised to see some shops open.😳

寒さがゆるんで、桜と桜を愛でる人たちを眺めるのは幸せな気持ちになります☺🌸

Indeed, when I was walking under the train bridge, I thought that if I was in a foreign country, I would be too scared to walk alone. 18:46 Mabashi Inari Shrine at dusk seemed to be connected to another world, which was a bit scary.😂

The area is more exciting at night.😁

Indeed, it says 東京媽祖廟! You were able to notice it well!😳 I have been to that temple.😄 When I come across a Taiwanese shop while taking a walk, I think of you.😄 Oh,“不夜城” is so nostalgic! I first learned about Takeshi Kaneshiro 金城武 from a Hong Kong movie called “恋する惑星”こいするわくせい（Chungking Express） There seems to be an oyster bar called "不夜城" in this "思い出の抜け道/omoide no nukemichi", so I'd like to go there someday.😋

@@sozorowalk According to what I read, in the 60s there was a 不夜城 club on 花道通り/Hanamichi do-ri. I couldn't find where it was or if it has connection to the oyster bar though. I had some fun reading some history of Kabukicho after this walk. I will never guess Chungking Express's title can be 恋する惑星 ! 😄 It's named 重慶森林 in Chinese.

@@mthsu The history of Golden Gai and Kabukicho certainly looks interesting. Is there a place like Golden Gai in Taipei? I have the impression that Taiwanese people don't drink as much alcohol as Japanese people...😗 In Japan, the titles of foreign films can change significantly.😅

@@sozorowalk I am not familiar with bar culture. In general it is indeed much less drinking I think. Common office workers don't end a day in a bar or izakaya. Some businessman and some profession do go out to drink for building relationship with their customers. So there are some places to go to after all... but I have no clue... Taipei do have an area equivalence to Kabukicho, called 林森北路（リンセンペイルー) Common Taiwanese probably are more used to yatai or 夜市 culture. While bar culture is a lot less common.

@@mthsu Thank you for letting me know. I've had drinks at 林森北路 several times.😄 There are also a lot of shops for Japanese expatriates in this area,right? The last time I visited Taiwan, I went to 熱炒 several times. It was great to drink beer while watching people pass by in the summer dusk.☺✨

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I went during the day because I thought there would be a lot of foreign tourists at night and I might not be able to take my time to look at each store.😄 It's been a while since I last visited this area, but it still has a unique atmosphere.😁

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💖@@sozorowalk💖 thank you friend good night sweet dreams🐱🐾

@@meosjingoyang-i thank you to you too. good night❣☺💫

💖@@sozorowalk💖 thank you good morning my friend🐱🐾🇯🇵🇹🇷

@@meosjingoyang-i good morning my friend😺🐾

일본의 도시는 확실히 깨끗합니다. 쓰레기통은 그리 많지 않지만…🤔

哦!!😳 我喜欢宫崎骏的电影✨ 谢谢🤗

동영상을 시청해 주셔서 감사합니다❣☺ 저도 작년 한국으로 여행을 갔습니다. 다음은 제주도에 가보고 싶습니다.😄

이 지역은 관광지는 아니지만, 흥미로운 명소가 있어 돌아다니는 것이 즐거웠습니다.😄 즐거우셨다니 기쁘네요❣☺

@@sozorowalk다음달 도쿄 여행 준비하는데 많은 도움이 되었어요! 그리고 한국에도 오셨었다니 기쁩니다😊

@@user-pi7fh3km7j 와, 일본 여행을 계획하고 계시군요!😄 다음달에는 더위가 좀 누그러졌으면 좋겠습니다...💦 당신의 여행이 훌륭하길 바랍니다!✨ 궁금한 점이 있으면 언제든지 문의하세요.🤗

kochirakoso itsumo arigato!🤗

Regarding Mabashi Inari Shrine, I was very surprised to find such a magnificent shrine in a residential area.😳 Especially at the time I went, there was a very strange atmosphere and it was a little scary.😯 The gaadoshita route from Asagaya to Koenji seems to be better maintained than before.

I think 400 yen for 5 pieces is cheap for handmade dumplings made from the skin.🤔 On this day, I was able to take a walk at a beautiful time with a beautiful sunset.☺✨

@@sozorowalk Thank you for filming the beautiful scene✨ I showed the dumpling shop 柳亭Yanagitei to friends who like older rock music. Google says the dumpling shop's owner is an older hard rock fan and have those old music in the shop. That makes friends interested in the shop. 3:04 😄

@@mthsu Oh, the review says, ``Every time I go there, I learn more about old rock.''😂 It looks like a shop typical of Koenji.😁

@@sozorowalk ahhh~ like Koenji is a nostalgic area where old music is more popular? There are more hidden gem of old music fan's shop in Koenji?😃

@@mthsu My images of Koenji are old clothes, rock music, comedians, curry, etc. There are many unique individual shops, live music venues, and vintage clothing stores, giving it a diverse atmosphere, and it is sometimes referred to as ``Japan's India.''😂 It seems that the chaotic atmosphere was stronger in the past... There seem to be many other interesting shops for music fans.😄

Thank you❣☺ It was a quiet and beautiful walk.✨

​@@sozorowalkso relaxing (⁠ ⁠◜⁠‿⁠◝⁠ ⁠)⁠♡

ありがとうございます❣☺

I'm back in Japan!🍙 Tokyo is still hot and humid, and I don't want to go outside during the day...🥵 In Istanbul, the temperature is high but the humidity is low, so it was easier to spend time there than in Tokyo.

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💗@@sozorowalk💗 thank my friend good night🇯🇵🤍❤️🇹🇷

Waouh, merci beaucoup 😆✨ Depuis que j'ai lancé cette chaîne, j'ai pu recevoir des commentaires de personnes du monde entier, ce qui est vraiment amusant. Merci beaucoup d'avoir regardé la vidéo et de commenter ❣️☺️

나는 밤의 주택가의 고요함, 어디선가 들려오는 저녁 식사 냄새, 그리고 하루의 온화한 끝을 좋아합니다.☺️💫

When I walked here before, I thought it was an interesting area with all kinds of shops scattered in a residential area, so I decided to walk here again.😄 I like to step away from tourist spots and walk around local areas such as residential areas.😁

When I went to the park and found this photo spot, I realized what a great composition! I felt excited.😃