Two beautiful areas of good vibes: The Temple and the nearby Market Place!!! Are those lovely blooming branches over the buildings cherry and/or plum?!!!
I've watched so many of your videos and am so glad you made an updated Asakusa video. I've been wondering about recommendations since Japan is now open to tourism. My husband and I will be going to Japan in June! I'm so excited. Thank you for all your hard work, please keep making this amazing content!
_So_ many great treats! I think my favorites would have been the Cheese Menchi Katsu and the Onigirazu. Yum! Thank you for this updated Asakusa street food video--it was informative and fun! Love to you both. ❤❤
I've only seen white strawberries at a grocery store here once. They called them Rosé strawberries and they were so good. Very sweet which I was not expecting. Hope I can find them again here, they were yummy.😋
Great video! Reminds us when we stayed in Asakusa last month. Tokyo has so much to offer! On our next Japan trip; we will explore places we didn’t get to see in Tokyo and explore wherever our tour itinerary takes us. No matter where you go in Japan, there’s always something for everybody.
Aloha from Hawaii!! 🌺 Thank you for this amazing tour of Asakusa! I'm finally going to Japan in June, so I'm watching ALL your videos to prepare for this trip 😊
You just made my day when you compared age manju to pirozhki at 10:36, as a Slavic person it instantly convinced me to try these when I go to Japan in April!! Good job, love your stuff, interesting to watch and useful for planning the trip, keep it up
Btw just a little note, it's correct to put the accent on the last i in pirozhkI. If you put the accent on O and say it like pirOzhki it makes people think about cute wording for saying horns (rozhki=little horns) : D
Here in Australia, I have a co-worker from Asakusa, and her family runs a restaurant there. It's called lisbon, I visited on my last trip to Japan (nov 22). The restaurant has been in the family for 90 years!
I love Asakusa! Got to see the Yabusame festival last time i visited, absolutely amazing! Ofc i dressed up in an Ichiban Happi (Bought from the old couple that sells loads of happi, Kimono and Yukata, aparently the old man has owned it his entire life) and sweated my face off, but 100% worth it! Me and my wife spent about 6 days in Asakusa this time and its always just as much fun. I really miss it and always will. Thanks for making these videos and letting us watch you enjoy the best country in the world!
Thank you for this!! I am in the midst of planning my Tokyo trip in May, and this is absolutely useful and me and my friend will definitely hit up some of the places you guys have tried! :)
Nice tour! Everything did look delicious. Having the names shown on screen in English is very helpful to me. Glad I ate before watching or I'd have jumped into the screen. Ha, ha. Hello from Willamette Valley Oregon, US.
You cant forget the small-ish dango shop right down the shopping street between Kaminarimon and Sensoji temple, they cover the dango in a salty kinako... Absolutely amazing stuff.
Thank you for the insights. I’ll be taking my in-laws from Aichi to Tokyo for their first time. We’ll definitely go to Asakusa and try all these foods. Take care Aloha
Really enjoyed this Guys. Going to Japan in October (from Australia ) for our 8th trip. On previous visits we haven't been very adventurous with food but after watching your video I'm excited to try some of the things you showcased (or maybe all of them) and hopefully a lot more too. 😁
There are lots of non touristy places to visit in Tokyo. For example you can visit the many shotengais (shopping areas) like the one in Nakano or Koenji. Nihonbashi is another nice place.
Asaksua been there since 1700s?! Danm, that's a long history and unbelievable it lasted though all that times. BTW, did you get a new camera? The video looks so vivid. Of course food looks amazing!
I wonder if the green tea shop on the right side of the temple if you walk along the shrine is still open, they had good ice green and such. And the ice cream shop in nakamise dori, Saya loved that one because they had so many flavours. Would love to try the dango, as I love dango :) That menchi katsu looks like a bitterbal on the outside. Salted butter on yaki imo! Never thought of that but sounds like a good combination.
I'm based in NZ. The Japanese place in the local SC food court does onigiri but in the same form as a normal sandwhich. That meaning that it has the same dimensions as a sandwich, but the "bread" is rice with an outer layer of seaweed. The filling varies but I prefer the chicken katsu filling (I'm allergic to seafood). Generally Japanese food disappoints overseas as its primarily sushi with the occasional donburi. I'd like to see more of the esoteric dishes such as omraisu.
My husband got the skewered strawberries, with marshmallows I think, from ginkado when we visited Asakusa, he said they were delicious. (I don't like strawberries myself) He also got from Lawson the most 'life changing' (his words) strawberry diafuku while we were in Tokyo lol.
Hi you guys, fyi just watched Japanese Garden TV, Pro 55. A nice looking place that had a Sake Tasting evening there. Out in the country and you guys like Sake? 😊😊. Laurie NZ.
Ooh, that onigirazu looks really good and I love ichigo daifuku. I'll try to stop by Tanagocoro when I'm in Asakusa but they don't list their hours. Shinichi, you have said you pronounce some Japanese words differently when speaking English. Is the way you said Asakusa in the video the way Japanese people say it or was that Anglified? It seems some people whisper the u and I don't know which is correct.
Hi guys. I always enjoy your videos. I was just watching Mark Weins eating noodles in Fukuoka. It would be great if you guys could meet.😃 Thanks for sharing. Love from Tennessee 🤗💕
OMGEEE! What an amazing showcase of street foods at Asakusa! I have many fond memories of Asakusa. Of course, the menchikatsu with that awesome cheese pull would be my first choice! Every single thing that you both chose, looked amazing. For brother Shinichi to say that that karaage was one of THE best he’s ever eaten……WOW! Definitely going onto my very long bucket list! Thank you both so much!!
Ooh! Ooh! I know Imoyokan! That's what the bad guys used in Gekisou Sentai Carranger to make their monsters giant-sized! But only the good stuff, like you ate! (God, I'm a nerd. 🤓)
That is the headquarters building of Asahi Breweries. The golden structure at the top is the "Asahi Flame", which represents both the 'burning heart of Asahi beer' and a frothy head of beer foam.
I will be in five days the first time in my life in Tokyo and Asakusa. Sorry, but the last thing I want to try is Dango and Mochi. I will try it once but I think that I will not like the chewy and sweet whatever...
As a lactose intolerant person, I'm curious. I was always under the impression that Asian foods typically didn't have dairy in them, but the more food videos I watch, the more dairy based items I see. I'm wondering if this is western culture influencing Japanese/Asian food?
Taylor there are certain areas of Japan that are famous for the quality of their milk, same with areas for strawberries, beef, chicken etc. Japan has an old culture with many areas of specialty.
@Sara Seifert Thank you! Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese food are always my safe foods because typically they don't have lots or any dairy! Thank you for the information! :)
Its great! Ive been there many times and i just keep falling deeper and deeper in love with it. Its full of amazing things to see, eat, do and experience. As long as you're polite and try to communicate you cant go wrong with a visit. Id suggest being a bit of a mimic and try to act as the japanese do, some see it as dishonest i just see it as a way to honour their culture, has worked out great for me and my wife :)
@@zipp4everyone263 as long as youre honest and kind you dont need to mimic or do what japanese do. speak a little of their Language can help for them and yourself. and many american has actually moved there and have a good life so being a turist is probabley not gonna be difficult
@@prushaglli9026 thank you. I'm not American thou but I do know a few and I will always be a bit envious of them for being able to move there. Swedes have a much harder time getting a visa for some reason. Thank you for the tips anyway! :)
@@zipp4everyone263 😂wasn’t really a tips but I envy I also wanna move there but because of all my health issues I don’t know japans health system there. I really really wanna move or travel there one day in my life but it’s so expensive in Norway and my allowance is not enough for a week trip either😭
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Two beautiful areas of good vibes: The Temple and the nearby Market Place!!! Are those lovely blooming branches over the buildings cherry and/or plum?!!!
You two guys are adorable lol. Love your descriptions and especially your expressions. So spontaneous and excited.
I've watched so many of your videos and am so glad you made an updated Asakusa video. I've been wondering about recommendations since Japan is now open to tourism. My husband and I will be going to Japan in June! I'm so excited. Thank you for all your hard work, please keep making this amazing content!
Welcome to Japan!!!
So great! I really wish I could go back tomorrow to eat everything again!
Hey guys how you doing good l hope Love love theses videos the views the food enjoy take care 😘😘❤️🙏🌈💯🌹🥰🤩😍
Thanks so much
I was in Japan in late December and it made me so happy to see the Sensoji temple grounds packed with tourists again.
Thank you for the new suggestions. Feeling super smug as I am going to Asakusa tomorrow😊.
Have fun!
_So_ many great treats! I think my favorites would have been the Cheese Menchi Katsu and the Onigirazu. Yum! Thank you for this updated Asakusa street food video--it was informative and fun! Love to you both. ❤❤
It was fun discovering these new treats. 😊
I wish I saw your videos before I went to Japan last time, luckily I will go to Japan again in September, thank you for your amazing video guys.
711 has the best karrage from experience when i visited japan
Asakusa is waiting for me! See you soon. 😊
Thank you for the location links! I hope to visit them when I visit!
I've only seen white strawberries at a grocery store here once. They called them Rosé strawberries and they were so good. Very sweet which I was not expecting. Hope I can find them again here, they were yummy.😋
Great video! Reminds us when we stayed in Asakusa last month. Tokyo has so much to offer! On our next Japan trip; we will explore places we didn’t get to see in Tokyo and explore wherever our tour itinerary takes us. No matter where you go in Japan, there’s always something for everybody.
Awesome
I really enjoy watching your videos, both of you seem to be having a great time and work well together. Stay happy.😁
Ahh my wife’s home town!!!! See u in 7 weeks ASAKUSA!!!!🙌🏻
Im saving up to visit you guys in japan and try this excellent food!
Lol i love that dudes English!!! When he bit the taco thing he was like "octopus octopus "... or at least thats what i heard. 😂
4:51 so many emotions! ☺️
Stretchy cheese is definitely one of the best things to eat 😋😋😋
Aloha from Hawaii!! 🌺 Thank you for this amazing tour of Asakusa! I'm finally going to Japan in June, so I'm watching ALL your videos to prepare for this trip 😊
Beer and Karaage are best friends, definitely agree!
You just made my day when you compared age manju to pirozhki at 10:36, as a Slavic person it instantly convinced me to try these when I go to Japan in April!! Good job, love your stuff, interesting to watch and useful for planning the trip, keep it up
Btw just a little note, it's correct to put the accent on the last i in pirozhkI. If you put the accent on O and say it like pirOzhki it makes people think about cute wording for saying horns (rozhki=little horns) : D
Thank you for this new street food video, guys 😘
planning t ocme there in the last 2 weeks of sept...asakusa and this place is a must come for me then..hopefully i can fit it in...
A good ol street food video! Can’t wait to go to Tokyo and try it all!
Cant wait to try Tanagocoro in 11 day’s time. So excited.
😃😃 WOWZA!! Everything looked so delicious!! YUM!!
I loved the cheese struggle with the menchi cats.! So stringy!!
Here in Australia, I have a co-worker from Asakusa, and her family runs a restaurant there. It's called lisbon, I visited on my last trip to Japan (nov 22). The restaurant has been in the family for 90 years!
Ohhh I might have been there before.
I love Asakusa! Got to see the Yabusame festival last time i visited, absolutely amazing! Ofc i dressed up in an Ichiban Happi (Bought from the old couple that sells loads of happi, Kimono and Yukata, aparently the old man has owned it his entire life) and sweated my face off, but 100% worth it!
Me and my wife spent about 6 days in Asakusa this time and its always just as much fun. I really miss it and always will. Thanks for making these videos and letting us watch you enjoy the best country in the world!
Loved everything you tried today.
Thank you for this!! I am in the midst of planning my Tokyo trip in May, and this is absolutely useful and me and my friend will definitely hit up some of the places you guys have tried! :)
Glad it was helpful!
GREAT VID- those rice sandwiches look like a "dream come true"---THNX GUYS!
Love your channel and demeanor and just delightful
Thanks. That all looked good.
Thank u for the awesome video!!!
All looks so yummy, Thanks Shinichi and Satoshi, love your blogs❣️
Cómo se extraña los matsuri..😊😊 rica comida
Nice tour! Everything did look delicious. Having the names shown on screen in English is very helpful to me. Glad I ate before watching or I'd have jumped into the screen. Ha, ha. Hello from Willamette Valley Oregon, US.
WOW I could almost smell the yummy 🤤 food 😂 thank you gentlemen!
WOW YOU GROW UP:) I HAVENT SEEN YOU SOME YEARS :) SINCE "SNACKS AND TREATS FROM POLAND" YOU LOOK MORE HANDSOME AND MATURE :) HUGS FROM POLAND :)
yummy really~~yummy
Looks yummy 😋
Thank you for these recommendations!!! I’m visiting soon and will definitely try them all!!! 🙏
I'll be going beginning september, I hope most of your recommendations will still be there! ❤❤
You cant forget the small-ish dango shop right down the shopping street between Kaminarimon and Sensoji temple, they cover the dango in a salty kinako... Absolutely amazing stuff.
yummy yummy
"I need beer." You're my hero Satoshi 😂
I'm in Tokyo often. This time I'm staying in Asakusa. More places for me to eat in between dojo visits!
I returned from asakusa 2 weeks ago & i missed it already.
I wish I could try all those snacks!
Another great video, love you both Satoshi is too cute. 10:52
Thank you for the insights. I’ll be taking my in-laws from Aichi to Tokyo for their first time. We’ll definitely go to Asakusa and try all these foods. Take care Aloha
This is so helpful! Thank you! Do the stalls/shops accept credit card?
Really enjoyed this Guys. Going to Japan in October (from Australia ) for our 8th trip. On previous visits we haven't been very adventurous with food but after watching your video I'm excited to try some of the things you showcased (or maybe all of them) and hopefully a lot more too. 😁
So happy that we can get you to try some new things. I can guarantee you’ll find some favorites!
@@TabiEats Can't wait!
I love Satoshi's love of beer.
Those menchi katsu look awesome.....I can't really eat cheese anymore it doesn't like me but I would pay the price after to try that.....yummmmm
I REALLY want to try that onigirazu place!!
It’s so good
The tako taco is calling my name.
Where do you recommend for less touristy experience in Tokyo?
There are lots of non touristy places to visit in Tokyo. For example you can visit the many shotengais (shopping areas) like the one in Nakano or Koenji. Nihonbashi is another nice place.
I like the onigiri the size of a cabbage !!
Asaksua been there since 1700s?! Danm, that's a long history and unbelievable it lasted though all that times. BTW, did you get a new camera? The video looks so vivid. Of course food looks amazing!
Haha thanks. Same camera!
I love Asakusa and Sensoji and will be staying at a hotel nearby on my next trip in Nov. Can't wait to try these places out.
I wonder if the green tea shop on the right side of the temple if you walk along the shrine is still open, they had good ice green and such. And the ice cream shop in nakamise dori, Saya loved that one because they had so many flavours.
Would love to try the dango, as I love dango :) That menchi katsu looks like a bitterbal on the outside. Salted butter on yaki imo! Never thought of that but sounds like a good combination.
I saw your amsterdamn video it was neat great job. 👍 how did they put those housed togethet japan has amsterdamn too did you guys know that..
More Amsterdam videos coming soon
Can I eat my screen?? 😂😂 Superb video as always, thank you!!
Great vid! Where did your friend get his glasses??
I'm based in NZ. The Japanese place in the local SC food court does onigiri but in the same form as a normal sandwhich.
That meaning that it has the same dimensions as a sandwich, but the "bread" is rice with an outer layer of seaweed. The filling varies but I prefer the chicken katsu filling (I'm allergic to seafood).
Generally Japanese food disappoints overseas as its primarily sushi with the occasional donburi. I'd like to see more of the esoteric dishes such as omraisu.
My husband got the skewered strawberries, with marshmallows I think, from ginkado when we visited Asakusa, he said they were delicious. (I don't like strawberries myself) He also got from Lawson the most 'life changing' (his words) strawberry diafuku while we were in Tokyo lol.
Why am I torturing myself by watching you guys eat... ARG!!!
Hi you guys, fyi just watched Japanese Garden TV, Pro 55. A nice looking place that had a Sake Tasting evening there. Out in the country and you guys like Sake? 😊😊. Laurie NZ.
Ooh, that onigirazu looks really good and I love ichigo daifuku. I'll try to stop by Tanagocoro when I'm in Asakusa but they don't list their hours. Shinichi, you have said you pronounce some Japanese words differently when speaking English. Is the way you said Asakusa in the video the way Japanese people say it or was that Anglified? It seems some people whisper the u and I don't know which is correct.
Actually both is correct. Pronouncing the u or not.
Great video guys! Question on payment: can I pay with Suica or credit card? Or are these places mainly cash only?
lol there’s to many options. I’ll be there February can’t wait. I’m gonna eat so much it’s gonna be bad.
Was that onigiri with a cheese slice in the middle at the beginning credits?
Egg.
@@restaurantman Oh ok, yeah that makes sense.
日本人にもよいガイドです。
活動、頑張ってください。
ビジネスが成功しますように。
Hi guys. I always enjoy your videos. I was just watching Mark Weins eating noodles in Fukuoka. It would be great if you guys could meet.😃
Thanks for sharing. Love from Tennessee 🤗💕
OMGEEE! What an amazing showcase of street foods at Asakusa! I have many fond memories of Asakusa. Of course, the menchikatsu with that awesome cheese pull would be my first choice! Every single thing that you both chose, looked amazing. For brother Shinichi to say that that karaage was one of THE best he’s ever eaten……WOW! Definitely going onto my very long bucket list! Thank you both so much!!
Ooh! Ooh! I know Imoyokan! That's what the bad guys used in Gekisou Sentai Carranger to make their monsters giant-sized! But only the good stuff, like you ate! (God, I'm a nerd. 🤓)
Looks like many tourists have returned with the crowds we saw in this video. Did you visit on the weekend or is this a regular weekday?
These street foods seem much more expensive than other places you have shown us.
What is that black building with the gold horn at 7:15?
That is the headquarters building of Asahi Breweries. The golden structure at the top is the "Asahi Flame", which represents both the 'burning heart of Asahi beer' and a frothy head of beer foam.
I'm shook by those prices, esp 400y for TWO dangos?? Are those Asakusa prices or just 2023 Japan prices??
These are definitely Asakusa prices
to spreadsheet
What didn't get big fried chicken
Japanese take on tacos? lol I would try it I guess
I will be in five days the first time in my life in Tokyo and Asakusa. Sorry, but the last thing I want to try is Dango and Mochi. I will try it once but I think that I will not like the chewy and sweet whatever...
I would like to see you guys step out of your comfort zone and try foods you normally would not choose more often
As a lactose intolerant person, I'm curious. I was always under the impression that Asian foods typically didn't have dairy in them, but the more food videos I watch, the more dairy based items I see. I'm wondering if this is western culture influencing Japanese/Asian food?
Taylor there are certain areas of Japan that are famous for the quality of their milk, same with areas for strawberries, beef, chicken etc. Japan has an old culture with many areas of specialty.
@Sara Seifert Thank you! Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese food are always my safe foods because typically they don't have lots or any dairy! Thank you for the information! :)
Japan have much butter and eggs and so is it dairy or just milk??? They have many cream or milk cakes and sandwiches. Many puddings with cream.
Japan and Korea incorporated dairy products into their food cultures
Idk about you guys, but my lactose intolerance isn’t gonna stop me from enjoying dairy products. I love cheese!
excuse me? that chicken was 200 yen per piece? Pretty steep!
It was a pretty big piece and it was really good. Was also freshly made so we think it was worth it
satoshi slurping cheese👍
Is the same food u guys eating will it be there
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First to comment haha love the channel
Legend!
That looked amazing!
来週の日曜日、誕生日で浅草へ行くつもりです！😍 全部食べてみたいな🤤 お勧めであるがとう！🥰
Happy birthday!!!
Japan is beautiful 🤩 I hope I can travel there sometimes in my life
Its great! Ive been there many times and i just keep falling deeper and deeper in love with it. Its full of amazing things to see, eat, do and experience. As long as you're polite and try to communicate you cant go wrong with a visit. Id suggest being a bit of a mimic and try to act as the japanese do, some see it as dishonest i just see it as a way to honour their culture, has worked out great for me and my wife :)
@@zipp4everyone263 as long as youre honest and kind you dont need to mimic or do what japanese do. speak a little of their Language can help for them and yourself. and many american has actually moved there and have a good life so being a turist is probabley not gonna be difficult
@@prushaglli9026 thank you. I'm not American thou but I do know a few and I will always be a bit envious of them for being able to move there. Swedes have a much harder time getting a visa for some reason. Thank you for the tips anyway! :)
@@zipp4everyone263 😂wasn’t really a tips but I envy I also wanna move there but because of all my health issues I don’t know japans health system there. I really really wanna move or travel there one day in my life but it’s so expensive in Norway and my allowance is not enough for a week trip either😭
Eventually, at some point, I'll be able to travel back to Japan, and bring my wife, who's never been.
Amazing street foods that I have never tried. What are your settings on your GoPro?