Loving this whole video series. It's really made me feel at ease about eating vegan in Tokyo! Also love the sights and sounds. Thank you. Hope there are more coming soon 😊
Thank you so much for your lovely comment! ☺️🙏 Eating vegan in Tokyo can be easy, as long as you know where the vegan (friendly) places are. It's always best to plan ahead where to go and pin these places on Google Maps so you can find them easily. 😄 Hope you can enjoy the delicious vegan food in Japan as well! A few more Tokyo vlogs are coming soon and thank you for your support! 🙌
Hey I love your vlogs! As far as I know, the soy milk brand from the beginning is not vegan, they mix in some vitamin additives from mussels and wool wax :(
Oh thank you so much for watching!! 😊 I only buy the flavors of Kikkoman soy milk which are vegan. Some of their flavors are indeed non-vegan so I avoid these: Black Sesame (honey), Matcha (shellfish calcium) Cocoa and Fruits Mix (non-vegan vitamin d) and Honey flavor.
So glad to hear this, thank you so much! 🥰 I wish I would've known the struggle of buying TDR tickets before coming to Japan. Apparently the best way right now is to either buy tickets at their Ginza Disney Store way in advance (at least one week) or to buy them online at ticket websites like Klook because the TDR website didn't let me book on their website. With these options I'm sure you'll have a good Disney experience next time. 😊
Germans have a staring problem in public. 😂 Why is a good question, seems like they never got told not to stare at people. But also in verbal and nonverbal conversations, it's a way of communicating with different meaning, either friendly or not so friendly. If you google "German stare down" you'll find a lot about this topic, kind of scary to be honest. 😅
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Ohhh I love the restaurant Brown Rice! Can't wait to get back to Tokyo and eat there again!
Oh awesome! 😍 I love how healthy you feel after their meal. Hope you can revisit it soon!
Loving this whole video series. It's really made me feel at ease about eating vegan in Tokyo! Also love the sights and sounds. Thank you. Hope there are more coming soon 😊
Thank you so much for your lovely comment! ☺️🙏 Eating vegan in Tokyo can be easy, as long as you know where the vegan (friendly) places are. It's always best to plan ahead where to go and pin these places on Google Maps so you can find them easily. 😄 Hope you can enjoy the delicious vegan food in Japan as well! A few more Tokyo vlogs are coming soon and thank you for your support! 🙌
Amazing, great video ❤️
This makes me happy 💚 thank you for watching!
Hey I love your vlogs!
As far as I know, the soy milk brand from the beginning is not vegan, they mix in some vitamin additives from mussels and wool wax :(
Oh thank you so much for watching!! 😊 I only buy the flavors of Kikkoman soy milk which are vegan. Some of their flavors are indeed non-vegan so I avoid these: Black Sesame (honey), Matcha (shellfish calcium) Cocoa and Fruits Mix (non-vegan vitamin d) and Honey flavor.
Another great video!! I’m a little worried about getting to visit TDR on our next trip - your ticket experience seems to be pretty common these days.
So glad to hear this, thank you so much! 🥰 I wish I would've known the struggle of buying TDR tickets before coming to Japan. Apparently the best way right now is to either buy tickets at their Ginza Disney Store way in advance (at least one week) or to buy them online at ticket websites like Klook because the TDR website didn't let me book on their website. With these options I'm sure you'll have a good Disney experience next time. 😊
i love your videos>_
Wahh thank you so much navi-san! (o^^o)
why people stare at you on public transport in Germany? :O
Germans have a staring problem in public. 😂 Why is a good question, seems like they never got told not to stare at people. But also in verbal and nonverbal conversations, it's a way of communicating with different meaning, either friendly or not so friendly. If you google "German stare down" you'll find a lot about this topic, kind of scary to be honest. 😅