My Japan Guide Playlist: bit.ly/2YkxCL3 My Sa-Moo-Rai Merch: www.tokyozebra.com/merch Let me know what videos you want to see more of from the channel?
I m in love with your " day in a life of ..." series,they are my favourite because it s unique, you find videos of japanease food , onsen ... everywhere, but in my opinion, there is no better way to really know the culture, than to experience it through the locals themselves, really good job with those videos. Thank you for doing your best you and your lovely wife ^^ , lots of love from me and my husband from Morocco^^
how to vlog tutorial, vlogging equipment and setup, vlogging tips. the best and cheapest way to get around japan from tokyo. your top# of revolving sushi restaurants :)
I'd rather grind it out in Japan than here in the US. But hey, I think we all get tired of what we have grown up with and become infatuated with what we perceive as a life we wish we could live somewhere else.
I’m from Hong Kong, and I just came back days ago,and heard somebody say”BYE BYE HONG KONG” repeatedly. I guess he doesn’t want to come back so he says bye bye
The 6 tips you need to know before leaving Japan. 1. Dont forget your passport 2. Dont forget your passport 3. Dont forget your passport 4. Dont forget your passport 5. Dont forget your passport And finally 6. Dont forget your passport! Safe travels!
Suica/Pasmo card is valid for 10 years so just bring it home then use it on your next trip. I have been to Japan 3 times. 4th trip this November and 5th on Feb 2020!
I think for 200 Yen or so, you can have name written on it....I always have a MMYYYY as a souvenir...then I get different ones each trip....but I use up the value at 7-11 or family mart getting drinks and stuff so its a "blank value" card I keep....
@@scwhk1 It depends on where you are and where you wanna go...I have visited Japan quite a few times....even walked the stretch of "weekend" Ginza at least twice per season, less to mention other parts of Tokyo or Japan itself...
I also used that service for luggage delivery from hotel to hotel. I just want to say how convenient it is, specially when you start accumulating items you are bringing back. The hotel desk can help you fill out the form. If staying at hostels you can contact them ahead of time to arrange it.
Oh man, I really want to visit Japan. My brother went there a year ago and when he told me about his trip I asked him to visit places that I want to go, like Kyoto (Temples, shrines, etc), Hiroshima (Museums, ground zero, etc), Osaka, the bar life in Tokyo and also, as a MUST, the Gundam Unicorn statue in Odaiba (Huge Gundam fan myself). I think he saw some of your videos and when I recently discovered your channel and shared it with him, he told me he did saw some of them, which helped him A LOT!!! Thank you so much for your time creating this for us, for sharing your experiences, your knowledge and also the time and dedication you and Maiko take to do all this for us. A huge hug from El Salvador in Central America.. =D
spending the last day at an onsen after you check out is an amazing idea! i wish i had thought of that when i was there last year. we had a 9pm flight so we paid extra to checkout at 1pm plus more to store our bags while we went out for lunch and shopping. i had even considered paying an extra night but our apartment wasn't available. it prob wouldve been cheaper and more relaxing to go to an onsen
You have the most comprehensive videos out there! I really appreciate all the information and your awesome attitude in every single episode makes it feel like I’m watching a close friend who guides me through my favorite country! Excellent job! And congratulations to you newlyweds! You guys make a GREAT couple! I’m really happy for you two!!
I like to stay at the airport the night before leaving, so I check in to a capsule hotel, like the 9 Hours at Narita terminal 2. Then I just walking around and I always end up at the observation deck with some snacks and couple of beers from the konbini, aah, perfect way to say good bye to Japan. And no stress the next morning.
Man I've been to Tokyo several times but I love your videos cause it shows soooo much that I miss out on! Going again in December so can't wait to try these things out!!!!!
For Haneda Airport, make sure you get food BEFORE you go through security, the options are so much better! There is a super good tonkatsu place if you turn left after going up the escalator from the check in desks
Hey mrriceman1984! We spent quite some time in Japan as well and uploaded videos from our trip on our channel. Perhaps you might find some of our videos useful as well 😁
Just got back from Tokyo and found your videos really useful for planning that trip, thanks! I ate at that Tsukemen restaurant and loved it as well. In terms of luggage, I used Sagawa to store and ship luggage from Tokyo station to Narita since we wanted a lighter load when we went to Kyoto for a couple of days. Very easy service to use even with the language barrier. Also note, most travelers from the USA fully expect the airport food and drinks to be marked up 2x to 3x above normal price. Not so in Narita! The 7-11 in the secure area had normal prices for everything, including the awesome egg sandwich! Also note that there's a new Suica card called "Welcome Suica" which doesn't have the 500 yen deposit but you can't return it and it expires after ~28 days. They sell it at the airports so it can get confusing which Suica you end up getting. Just don't load too much money on it and at the end of the trip, buy a bunch of egg sandwiches at the airport 7-11 with the remaining balance!
Such an informative and visually pleasing video! I am hoping to teach English in Japan with my boyfriend and have been obsessed with your videos lately- especially as you have such a friendly and kind face. :)
Been a huge fan since this Jan and continously will, more of those vids each time, the more contributes from you to other people who loves JP! Arigato for your spot on tips as always!
I love Don Quijote, I was impressed with variety of things they have. We definitely going back to Japan wife n kids love it but our destinations will be Osaka n Kyoto and Tokyo again. Thanks for ur videos, they are very helpful and keep them going
Thank you Pablo for another informational video on japan!!! My first trip to japan was in 2018 & a bunch of the tips & places we went we got them from your videos!! I’m going back March 2020 for the cherry blossom with a group of 12 friends, can’t wait to be back thanks again & keep up all the great work! -Alvin
One thing you NEED to know when arriving into Japan: All restaurants on the arrival floor are shit, go to the ones on the departure floor or the level above it
Hey Paolo, I just wanted to say I really love the content. Your increasingly positive attitude is surely one to envy! I'm definitely glad to have been recommended your channel, please keep up the amazing work and live happy! :)
Nice! What about sending packages back to your home country before leaving japan? Like you bought a whole bunch of things but wont be able to take it on the airplane and want to send things back home via package instead?
There are global postage available also....but do also try asking for boxing options such that the may help you pack in boxes about the size of small hand luggage that fits in overhead compartments...some shops may charge like 100-200 yen ($1 or $2) for the boxes.....at least the kitkat and cookies will not be crushed.
@@jayroi1814 Great advice! Must feel good to talk to somebody you dont know on the internet like that for asking such an innocent question about a foreign country.
YungDoji TrapArtist. I will be doing this next July. I hope to send a few bottles of alcohol back home in the post. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you.
YungDoji TrapArtist .... I suggest you send your clothes home and take your gifts in your luggage depending on your country as import tax could be added ....
I wish I could watch this video before we came back from Japan at last night. (Damn! This video came out yesterday!) We stayed there (Tokyo, Kyoto and Okinawa) for one month. Originally I’m from Japan but had been in nyc for 20yrs so I don’t know so much about Japan anymore! I watched all your videos (every Friday night in nyc) and of course we watched some episodes again before leaving US and while we were staying in Japan too! Thanks for all of your hard work :) We will keep watching! Keep up your wonderful job!
If you're heading to Narita airport, I recommend buying your souvenirs at the terminal. Not only do they have the same souvenirs, but its also duty free.
i had so much funds at the end of my trip in feb 2020, i just spent it at the akihabara shop in narita, so good, picked up a nice g-shock watch. so much cheaper than buying in Australia.
You should talk about going through the duty/tax free shopping processes. When I was in Japan I was confused about it because some stores told me not to open my package while I was in Japan without any reasons and I had to search it up.
This video could not come at a better time. We are leaving Japan tomorrow! Thank you for all your videos they were super helpful in planning our trip and definitely made our three weeks more fun!
Hi Pabolo. Thanks for you awesome Videos about Japan. I have been in Japan for one week and leaving tomorrow. You videos helped me a lot to plan my trip. Keep doing the good job!! I wish I can see you. I can come to Shibuya since you live there.
Thanks for these tidbits. I always seem to feel kind of lost on my final day in Japan. My fiancee and I are heading back to Japan in October (for our 4th time). I really appreciate your videos and I share them with all of my friends. :)
So far, all the hotels I've stayed at let me leave my luggage with them after checking out. Some of them even have spacious bathrooms that I can use to change my clothes after my final day of conquest (food and shopping, of course)
Just a tip for people who want to send their luggage to airport but dont stay in hotels. U can send from conbinis (7-11, FamilyMart, Lawson etc). But send it 2 - 3 days ahead for airport. And if staying at airbnbs in japan, I send to a Yamato Takkqubin office nearest my airbnb. These services keep your luggage for 7days. It's a really good service. For eg, if I m in Osaka, and I have less than 7days in Tōkyo before I fly out(or any destination) I send luggage from Osaka to Haneda n pick it on departure day there. More convinient to travel on shinkansen with just a small hand carry
I’m sure I passed that Pocket change machine but who knew! Lol Thanks for all your tips. Our first trip to Japan was this past June. Can’t wait to go back!
If you're not staying in hotels but still want to forward luggage to the airport, you just go to them instead or you can even arrange for them to come to your AirBNB/whatever if you're savvy enough. I recommend Yamato Transport with the black cat, their buildings are really easy to find to bring your stuffed luggage to them and they'll ship it straight to Narita/Haneda!
Hey Paolo, could you make a video for fun places to play Pokemon Go in Japan? I love your videos by the way. I'll be in Japan for the first time in November. I just recently turned thirty last month, I've been dreaming of making it to Japan for the past 25 years. I'm SO excited to be going to Japan! Your Japan videos took the nervousness and angst I had of traveling to Japan away completely, I thank you very much for that!!
if you have knowledge, it would be great if you could make a video about moving back to your home country after living in Japan for a number of years - I'm especially interested in advice about how to ship multiple items back to your home country... cheers
I went to that onsen you showed in your video 3 weeks ago. But I didn’t go soak in the onsen because I didn’t have enough courage to go completely naked. I simply went upstairs and couch-potatoed, even though I don’t understand much Japanese.
My Japan Guide Playlist: bit.ly/2YkxCL3
My Sa-Moo-Rai Merch: www.tokyozebra.com/merch
Let me know what videos you want to see more of from the channel?
I m in love with your " day in a life of ..." series,they are my favourite because it s unique, you find videos of japanease food , onsen ... everywhere, but in my opinion, there is no better way to really know the culture, than to experience it through the locals themselves, really good job with those videos. Thank you for doing your best you and your lovely wife ^^ , lots of love from me and my husband from Morocco^^
I like any video with FOOD in it :)
how to vlog tutorial, vlogging equipment and setup, vlogging tips. the best and cheapest way to get around japan from tokyo. your top# of revolving sushi restaurants :)
@@halimataouaou3738 Thanks!!! I'm uploading the next Day in the Life video next week. Let me know what you think when it comes out.
@@karenchi Thanks for the suggestions. Here's a link to all my gear and setup in the meantime - www.tokyozebra.com/my-gear
Wait wait wait. I have to leave? No, I don't want to.
Someone doesn't work in Japan then.
I'd rather grind it out in Japan than here in the US. But hey, I think we all get tired of what we have grown up with and become infatuated with what we perceive as a life we wish we could live somewhere else.
I’m from Hong Kong, and I just came back days ago,and heard somebody say”BYE BYE HONG KONG” repeatedly. I guess he doesn’t want to come back so he says bye bye
@@icannotthinkofaname6248 Well ... The protests must've stirred up such opinions.
@@trustweb99 maybe
The 6 tips you need to know before leaving Japan.
1. Dont forget your passport
2. Dont forget your passport
3. Dont forget your passport
4. Dont forget your passport
5. Dont forget your passport
And finally
6. Dont forget your passport!
Safe travels!
What if you lost it / lost it on purpose?
@@skystink you have to get a new one
Umm did u forget your passport? Lol
@@cosianpirulo2 he obviously did.
In japan you need to have it on tou at all times. You shouldnt of lost it anyway 😂
Suica/Pasmo card is valid for 10 years so just bring it home then use it on your next trip. I have been to Japan 3 times. 4th trip this November and 5th on Feb 2020!
Exact thing we do. Plus it can be kept as a souvenir as well.
I think for 200 Yen or so, you can have name written on it....I always have a MMYYYY as a souvenir...then I get different ones each trip....but I use up the value at 7-11 or family mart getting drinks and stuff so its a "blank value" card I keep....
A lot of people will only visit a country once.
@@scwhk1 It depends on where you are and where you wanna go...I have visited Japan quite a few times....even walked the stretch of "weekend" Ginza at least twice per season, less to mention other parts of Tokyo or Japan itself...
@@scwhk1 Japan is a country people must visit multiple times
I also used that service for luggage delivery from hotel to hotel. I just want to say how convenient it is, specially when you start accumulating items you are bringing back. The hotel desk can help you fill out the form. If staying at hostels you can contact them ahead of time to arrange it.
Paolo you've done your viewers proud! Your videos are always so helpful and this shows by how much your subscribers have grown! 500K soon! 😁🙌
I never have to eat alone when i watch your videos! Cheers!
I miss Japan 🇯🇵 so much! Best vacation ever!
Go to Japan again
Oh man, I really want to visit Japan. My brother went there a year ago and when he told me about his trip I asked him to visit places that I want to go, like Kyoto (Temples, shrines, etc), Hiroshima (Museums, ground zero, etc), Osaka, the bar life in Tokyo and also, as a MUST, the Gundam Unicorn statue in Odaiba (Huge Gundam fan myself). I think he saw some of your videos and when I recently discovered your channel and shared it with him, he told me he did saw some of them, which helped him A LOT!!!
Thank you so much for your time creating this for us, for sharing your experiences, your knowledge and also the time and dedication you and Maiko take to do all this for us. A huge hug from El Salvador in Central America.. =D
spending the last day at an onsen after you check out is an amazing idea! i wish i had thought of that when i was there last year. we had a 9pm flight so we paid extra to checkout at 1pm plus more to store our bags while we went out for lunch and shopping. i had even considered paying an extra night but our apartment wasn't available. it prob wouldve been cheaper and more relaxing to go to an onsen
You have the most comprehensive videos out there! I really appreciate all the information and your awesome attitude in every single episode makes it feel like I’m watching a close friend who guides me through my favorite country! Excellent job! And congratulations to you newlyweds! You guys make a GREAT couple! I’m really happy for you two!!
I like to stay at the airport the night before leaving, so I check in to a capsule hotel, like the 9 Hours at Narita terminal 2.
Then I just walking around and I always end up at the observation deck with some snacks and couple of beers from the konbini, aah, perfect way to say good bye to Japan.
And no stress the next morning.
We visited our son in Japan for the first time in April . We have been missing Japan ever since . We can’t wait to go back.
Narita, best airport we've ever experienced. So efficient. We loved visiting Japan.
Im about to visit Tokyo in August, i need to Meet you
Japan just feels so people friendly. Love it.
I kept my Suica card. I figured that I would someday come back and would save some time. Thankfully I'm going back this year. Hopefully it still works
Lol we kept our Suica card too because we're going back to Japan soon! 😁
Important note: depending on what region of Japan you purchase your IC card, you may not be able to return it in a different Region.
more like depending on which company you purchased IC card.
Paolo, the shop attendants were so nice and helpful in Narita. We had a layover and they helped me with everything. Wonderful country and people.♥️
Can you please do a day in the life as a Japanese firefighter/ medical responder. New subscriber :)
I'll be leaving Japan next week after four months here and this pocketchange is really amazing. Thank you for your tips!
Man I've been to Tokyo several times but I love your videos cause it shows soooo much that I miss out on! Going again in December so can't wait to try these things out!!!!!
I’m going in November for the first time. Very excited! I really like his little tips as well.
For Haneda Airport, make sure you get food BEFORE you go through security, the options are so much better! There is a super good tonkatsu place if you turn left after going up the escalator from the check in desks
Thanks , watching most of your videos to plan my trip in November!
Thanks for watching mrriceman1984!
Hey mrriceman1984! We spent quite some time in Japan as well and uploaded videos from our trip on our channel. Perhaps you might find some of our videos useful as well 😁
Both airports got so much upgrades. I’m sure this is because Olympic 2020. Nice!
Who else hates Paolo when he's eating? Why does he makes those noises? My mouth starts watering!
Hey Paolo...your videos really helped when we visited Japan earlier this month...In love with Japan!!! keep the videos comming!!😊🤩
Just got back from Tokyo and found your videos really useful for planning that trip, thanks! I ate at that Tsukemen restaurant and loved it as well. In terms of luggage, I used Sagawa to store and ship luggage from Tokyo station to Narita since we wanted a lighter load when we went to Kyoto for a couple of days. Very easy service to use even with the language barrier.
Also note, most travelers from the USA fully expect the airport food and drinks to be marked up 2x to 3x above normal price. Not so in Narita! The 7-11 in the secure area had normal prices for everything, including the awesome egg sandwich!
Also note that there's a new Suica card called "Welcome Suica" which doesn't have the 500 yen deposit but you can't return it and it expires after ~28 days. They sell it at the airports so it can get confusing which Suica you end up getting. Just don't load too much money on it and at the end of the trip, buy a bunch of egg sandwiches at the airport 7-11 with the remaining balance!
Thanks for the information, I will use this information when I go to Japan.
Hope you have an amazing time in Japan! 😁
Thank you for the support.
@@jdgarcia4767 How long are you going for?
I don't know yet.
Thanks Paolo, these tips will definitely be useful for my upcoming Japan Trip!
Have fun in Japan! 👌
Millennial Travel Confessions Thanks a lot! Appreciate it!
The thing have to do before Leaving Tokyo?
*VISIT Osaka!!*😆😆😆!
Oh already came?
Then, Come again!!🤣🤣🤣
I went for ramen at that location in Narita a couple years ago! Was fantastic.
This video dropped 6 months after my first Japan trip, but it's useful to know these things for a second trip post-COVID.
Tip #3 is such a good idea! I always have all this loose change I want to get rid of and this is great!
5 days before I left Japan, and this popped up on my feed, very Informative!
I"m leaving in 3 days, and this popped up for me too. Hmm...strange.
@@k.e.trinidad2304 It's like he knows we're leaving soon, hmmm...
Such an informative and visually pleasing video! I am hoping to teach English in Japan with my boyfriend and have been obsessed with your videos lately- especially as you have such a friendly and kind face. :)
Been a huge fan since this Jan and continously will, more of those vids each time, the more contributes from you to other people who loves JP! Arigato for your spot on tips as always!
Love the videos. So so helpful! We are leaving for a 3 wk trip to Japan in mid Oct. Watching all the vids just get me more pumped to go
I love Don Quijote, I was impressed with variety of things they have. We definitely going back to Japan wife n kids love it but our destinations will be Osaka n Kyoto and Tokyo again. Thanks for ur videos, they are very helpful and keep them going
Thank you Pablo for another informational video on japan!!! My first trip to japan was in 2018 & a bunch of the tips & places we went we got them from your videos!! I’m going back March 2020 for the cherry blossom with a group of 12 friends, can’t wait to be back thanks again & keep up all the great work!
-Alvin
One thing you NEED to know when arriving into Japan: All restaurants on the arrival floor are shit, go to the ones on the departure floor or the level above it
Hey Paolo, I just wanted to say I really love the content. Your increasingly positive attitude is surely one to envy! I'm definitely glad to have been recommended your channel, please keep up the amazing work and live happy! :)
I cant wait to visit Tokyo in December. Your videos reduced any anxiety i may have had. Thank you!
Thank you for all the useful information.
Nice tipps!
And a special thanks for covering the vegan alternatives❤
Thank you Paola! Hope can see you at Tokyo!!!
Cool!! Yay, Narita is huge haha, I got lost a lot haha
2 thumbs up, Paolo! Really instructive one!
Thank-you again . I didn't realize just how big Narita Airport is.
Helpful tips! Thanks, Paolo! 😊
I like that pocket change machine thanks for showing this helpful tip!
If only I knew about Pocket Change when I was there...lol. Thanks for the video!
I leave for Japan in September and I'm super stoked on everything I will encounter. Love your videos and can't wait to get there !!
Great video!!! Your editing is very good and the content was awesome! Loving your vids! Love “a day in the life” vids very much! Make more please😊
Thanks for watching Sammie! Day in the Life vid coming next week.
Great Info .
Very useful video 💔💔💔
Pocket Change machine is brilliant
Nice! What about sending packages back to your home country before leaving japan? Like you bought a whole bunch of things but wont be able to take it on the airplane and want to send things back home via package instead?
There are global postage available also....but do also try asking for boxing options such that the may help you pack in boxes about the size of small hand luggage that fits in overhead compartments...some shops may charge like 100-200 yen ($1 or $2) for the boxes.....at least the kitkat and cookies will not be crushed.
@@jayroi1814 Great advice! Must feel good to talk to somebody you dont know on the internet like that for asking such an innocent question about a foreign country.
@@adrianyong8422 Excellent tip I appreciate this info very much, thank you!
YungDoji TrapArtist. I will be doing this next July. I hope to send a few bottles of alcohol back home in the post. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you.
YungDoji TrapArtist .... I suggest you send your clothes home and take your gifts in your luggage depending on your country as import tax could be added ....
I wish I could watch this video before we came back from Japan at last night. (Damn! This video came out yesterday!) We stayed there (Tokyo, Kyoto and Okinawa) for one month. Originally I’m from Japan but had been in nyc for 20yrs so I don’t know so much about Japan anymore! I watched all your videos (every Friday night in nyc) and of course we watched some episodes again before leaving US and while we were staying in Japan too! Thanks for all of your hard work :) We will keep watching! Keep up your wonderful job!
If you're heading to Narita airport, I recommend buying your souvenirs at the terminal. Not only do they have the same souvenirs, but its also duty free.
i had so much funds at the end of my trip in feb 2020, i just spent it at the akihabara shop in narita, so good, picked up a nice g-shock watch. so much cheaper than buying in Australia.
You should talk about going through the duty/tax free shopping processes. When I was in Japan I was confused about it because some stores told me not to open my package while I was in Japan without any reasons and I had to search it up.
Love your vids Paolo!
I liked the statement shirt so muccch!!! ♥️♥️♥️
One of your most informative vids yet. Heading to japan soon, and I’ll def put this info to use! 🙏🏾
Another great video Paolo! Thank you for sharing with us!
This video could not come at a better time. We are leaving Japan tomorrow! Thank you for all your videos they were super helpful in planning our trip and definitely made our three weeks more fun!
Thanks for the tips, especially what to do with all the coins! I will not have any headache in my next Japan trip :)
THANK YOU SO MUCH for the info with the pocket change. I wish I had known about this before.
Hi Pabolo. Thanks for you awesome Videos about Japan. I have been in Japan for one week and leaving tomorrow. You videos helped me a lot to plan my trip. Keep doing the good job!! I wish I can see you. I can come to Shibuya since you live there.
Thanks for these tidbits. I always seem to feel kind of lost on my final day in Japan. My fiancee and I are heading back to Japan in October (for our 4th time). I really appreciate your videos and I share them with all of my friends. :)
Thanks for sharing.
You're making my post-Olympic trip next year so much easier. If I see you when I'm there, you're getting a beer from me. 🍺
So far, all the hotels I've stayed at let me leave my luggage with them after checking out. Some of them even have spacious bathrooms that I can use to change my clothes after my final day of conquest (food and shopping, of course)
We are new to the channel. Like your videos. Thanks!
Just a tip for people who want to send their luggage to airport but dont stay in hotels. U can send from conbinis (7-11, FamilyMart, Lawson etc). But send it 2 - 3 days ahead for airport. And if staying at airbnbs in japan, I send to a Yamato Takkqubin office nearest my airbnb. These services keep your luggage for 7days. It's a really good service. For eg, if I m in Osaka, and I have less than 7days in Tōkyo before I fly out(or any destination) I send luggage from Osaka to Haneda n pick it on departure day there.
More convinient to travel on shinkansen with just a small hand carry
I’m sure I passed that Pocket change machine but who knew! Lol Thanks for all your tips. Our first trip to Japan was this past June. Can’t wait to go back!
Thanks for the tips man, I had a blast in tokyo :)
Чуваааак! Спасибо большое за видео! Ехала первый раз, одна, и твои видео очень помогли.
That pocket change machine is awesome! I'm going to Japan next month, will definitely have to try it out. Thanks for the video! :)
Thanks Paolo! The pocket change machine might help us a lot!
Awesome video!!🤣🤣
Great tips, man! Thanks a lot.
If you're not staying in hotels but still want to forward luggage to the airport, you just go to them instead or you can even arrange for them to come to your AirBNB/whatever if you're savvy enough. I recommend Yamato Transport with the black cat, their buildings are really easy to find to bring your stuffed luggage to them and they'll ship it straight to Narita/Haneda!
good informations ! Thanks !
I found your channel last week and I love it! Your enthusiasm is awesome :D
Thanks Raoul Bausewein!
Lot's of great information👍
Make vid on what to pack for Japan during winter season 😊
Hey Paolo, could you make a video for fun places to play Pokemon Go in Japan? I love your videos by the way. I'll be in Japan for the first time in November. I just recently turned thirty last month, I've been dreaming of making it to Japan for the past 25 years. I'm SO excited to be going to Japan! Your Japan videos took the nervousness and angst I had of traveling to Japan away completely, I thank you very much for that!!
Great tips. I have a late night Haneda flight and a few hours at the local onsen would be perfect.
Good stuff Paolo, very helpful for my next trip to Tokyo! Thanks!
such a cool cutie! thanks for the helpful tips and day in the life series is my fave!
If you use Sprint Phone Network. You only have to pay 5$ a week or a month when you go to Japan. It's an add-on
I love your shirt so much 😂
Thanks for sharing all these amazing videos from Japan , your friend from Canada
My favorite youtuber... i like u program... from ERITREA
if you have knowledge, it would be great if you could make a video about moving back to your home country after living in Japan for a number of years - I'm especially interested in advice about how to ship multiple items back to your home country... cheers
I went to that onsen you showed in your video 3 weeks ago. But I didn’t go soak in the onsen because I didn’t have enough courage to go completely naked. I simply went upstairs and couch-potatoed, even though I don’t understand much Japanese.
Thanks! I'm going to Japan soon and this is very useful.
very cool and handy video guys! Thanks! :D
Love his videos.