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Jr,com,@,567) the other two of them are not the same place as you can get the kids are going for a minute and the other day so we will be home in about the same as we can do the same place in the kids and
Now I know he said it was the most transparent apartment tour, but remember that knowing where he lives doesn't mean you should go there uninvited to meet him. Be cool.
That actually didn't even cross my mind ... but it's a possibility that did come to your mind... I wonder why that is...I feel like there's more to your comment than what's written 😂😂
Sharehouses are underrated! I've seen a lot of foreign students move to Japan and get an apartment, but in a few months end up hating it because it's either too expensive or it's too small or not in a convenient neighborhood. Sharehouses allow you to get started living in Japan right away, save money, and let you get a feel for things so when you are ready to move into an apartment, you have a better idea of what to expect.
I had an AirBnb for a month...no other people. No initial fees. Completly furnished. Easy to book from abroad. Since it was just extended holidays I compared it with the available hotels. Was much cheaper than living in a hotel for this month. Much more expensive than this though. I think I paid 800$ for a month for 2 person. But this was some years ago. Since then I believe Japan cracked down on AirBnB apartments. Don't know if this is still possible.
@@blablup1214 yeah Japan really cracked down on Airbnbs. You can still get them, but they're not as many and they're more expensive generally. I wouldn't consider them unless you're only in Japan for a few weeks, and even then I'd shop around.
Kichijoji was already high on my list for when I eventually live in Tokyo (moving to Sapporo next year...it's complicated). This video really seals the deal. I'm a musician, and two of my favorite live houses are there: Sliver Elephant and Crescendo.
Definitely appreciate this video Shun, as someone trying to make my way out to Japan, I was concerned about foreigner friendly living spaces as I've heard the nightmare stories. I'm not a content creator so it feels just harder for the average person to come without a job already lined up, so could you maybe do a video on some foreigner friendly companies to work for? I feel like no one talks about that
I think the easiest way is to start as English teacher, I work for Kids Duo International and it has pros and cons but the best pro is they find apartment for you (not the most amazing but for the start is good) pay your visa and they help you with settling down like send someone to help you open bank account and fill the forms you need for the residence permit (most of it is in Japanese so the translator was very helpful I dealt with everything in few hours which was super fast)
Fabulous location and for young people just starting out, your shared house looks pretty convenient and very affordable. Thanks for sharing what your living arrangements are. Looks great!
Okay, not going to lie. This looks pretty amazing. I'm not the type of person who would want to live with a bunch of strangers, but... I'm planning to move to Japan in the semi near future & this will definitely be at the top of my list for living accommodations.
Very nice, it’s much like living on campus in a university dormitory situation. Except when I went to university, you had to share rooms with one other. Great area! You edit very well.
Shared rooms in America are really not too common. A couple of people can share an apartment which is almost the same thing. In my younger years, I would have minded it less than now. The two big problems are privacy and theft. So if you get good people, you're set. But in American there's a misconception of the "shared" part actually means. Perhaps that's not a problem in Japan. 😊
I mean that's more of a people issue not a American thing. There are good people and bad people. So it makes people wary also its not just a American thing people are like that in other countries too.
Greetings from Philippines 🇵🇭! Watching this video makes me miss staying at a sharehouse in Japan! I stayed in Kyoto though, and my host there is super nice, and I still keep in touch with her and her family. I would love to go back to Tokyo too. I can definitely appreciate Kichijoji more and have fun there if I ever make it back to Japan! My goal is to visit as much prefectures as I can! So far, I have been to 15-16 out of 47!
Sunroad and Harmonica yokocho are some of my favorite places to go to in Kichijoji! I always loved all the towns along the Chuo Line, besides Kichijoji, there's Nakano, Koenji, Tachikawa among my favorite places. Cost of living is also hell of a lot cheaper than central Tokyo (I define "central" as anywhere within the Yamanote line lol). I used to go to Yokota AFB on business trips a lot, and would stay in Tachikawa and totally fell in love with that city. I told myself if I ever lived around Tokyo, i'd pick Tachikawa to live. I heard they finished construction last year for Green Springs shopping center, I bet that area is even nicer nowadays!
Very useful video. I have no plans on sharing a house at all, but if living alone really turns out to be the hassle that you say, I guess I can share a house until I can settle in another place all for myself. With that said, I would feel very lucky if I ended up sharing a house with someone willing to show me around and maybe teach me more about the language, cuz I still kinda suck at it.
And reason #6, my girlfriend lives here as well! But seriously this is a great recommendation if even just for the Ghibli Museum. I’m going to have to come back to spend more time here the next time I’m in Tokyo.
I absolutely would love to visit Japan some day. I just don't really see it happening. I love the look and vibe of commercial and urban residential areas in your cities.
God Shun your production quality is absolutely top notch. Excellent editing as always. Blows my mind every video! I do hope that "fans" don't show up at your house though! There are a lot more crazy people out there now that Japan is fully open!
Shun! We missed you! I did a spit-take with my tea when you comically opened your treat box! What a laugh I had. Your neighborhood looks great and this shared housing deal seems fantastic. You deserve all the breaks you get.
10/10 recommend living in a share house! I lived in a share house in Tokyo for 1.5 years and it was amazing. I'm still good friends with some of the people I met there and can't wait to visit them now that Japan is open to tourists again. If I ever decide to move back to Japan I will also look for a share house first. The one I lived in was under a company called Social Apartment and it was super nice.
This is actually a really good idea!! I mean, shared house vs nice apartment... to me the apartment obviously wins (ossumung it's not a 10 sq ft box in downtown Tokyo, lol). However, if you'te busy trying to establish yourself (like if you're a college student or off-the-boat foreigner), then you can use your time in the shared house to establish residency, and then use that residency to bolster your credibility for other things (credit rating, job interviews, apartment screening, etc)
A friend of mine used to live in this huge house like this, they had to bathrooms, one kitchen lounge room area and there were around 7 bedrooms as well. Each paid for their own room separately, it was for university living, they were nice people
I could not imagine sharing a kitchen and shower with 10 other people, but in all honesty, the actual space in your share house isn't that bad. In fact, the rent is really cheap. I pay $425 for a room relatively the same size, but I share facilities with much fewer people. And for living in Arizona, it can be very expensive running air conditioning for 8 months a year, and yet the homeowner doesn't make us pay more for utilities during those months, so I think it's a blessing :)
I knew I recognized the station at the start! I studied abroad at ICU close to Musashisakai (which is like 2 stations down), and definitely spent a lot of my free time hanging out around Kichijoji. It had a really great vibe to it, and had lots of places to eat, drink and to shop around (lots of well-known thrift stores there). It's a really great neighborhood that is a bit less well known outside of Japan and won't be as packed with tourists.
I really enjoy your videos, but I can't be the only one who wonders why you (or anybody) wants to live in Tokyo. Japan is so beautiful. and there is so much to see - Tokyo is just another mega-city.
Hello Shun, great video! Please keep them coming. One thing though, you have shared a lot of private information about your residence in this video. I hope you don't get any unwanted guests or stalkers! Stay safe.
Considering he showed his 2-person bed, an opened box of condoms, and people-less window view, I'm guessing he's wanting some ladies to show up unannounced LOL.
adorable as always. I air dry my bath towel outside. Not good if a city with sooty air but. Share house sounds ideal for someone starting out. Kind of like a dormitory . Is it safe and secure? Hope you enjoy it!
Wow, the only way you could get closer to the subway station is if you lived inside one of the trains😂. Perfect neighbourhood and location👌! The share house doesn't look bad at all... It's clean, and your bedroom is a decent size. Hahaha flexing on your condom stash, I see you Shunchan 👀. As a Canadian🍁I air dry my towels and repeat use a few times before washing. Better for the environment. Congrats on your new home!!!🥳 Please make more videos, you're ADORABLE and the wait until your next video is always too long 🥺💔 Byeeee 👋😘
Have a lot of artist friends who moved to Japan for a while and can confirm the sharehouse is the way to go. Looks like a nice setup; thanks for the vid!
That's actually not bad at all for 350$. A friend of mine who's studying here in Cologne Germany pays 500Euro for a smaller Room. I think for Tokyo it's seems fairly cheep and like a little hidden Gem.
It's so interesting finding out what things cost in different places. In Canada's major cities a bedroom in shared accommodations runs 1000-1700. I know someone renting a balcony for 750 in Vancouver. It's normal and necessary even for working professionals to have many roommates.
Nice spot ! - your room is bigger than my two mat room in Ikebukuro (kitchen in the share-house wasn't much bigger... but we had a Bohemian vibe going...) ...the term i was use to was "gaijin house"... an "international living room" is a great asset, and i always had respect for the Japanese residents who chose the serendipity of a gaijin house over the... "standard options" of everywhere else... ...Domo Arigato !...
I’ve lived in 3 different share houses before moving to an apartment and I also loved it. Of course there are inconveniences but the positive side makes you forget about it. I even miss it sometimes
I enjoy roommates, especially ones from foreign countries! Can make for very interesting conversation. You room was actually larger than I expected since you started the video with how cheap it was, I was expecting it to be not much bigger than that bed lol!
Interesting video. I sometimes wonder how Japanese people feel living with non-Japanese people. Or even see them walking around if the city or area is normally not visited by foreigners.
Those first few seconds of the video really caught me off-guard, because I live around here! Well, I'm about a 15 minute walk from the station, but I'm there pretty much every other day!
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wow you put a lot of effort into this video, good job 👍.
Very clever way to insert the product promotion 👏👏👏
I love your commentary and videography. You are so interesting and your English is excellent🥰❤️
Jr,com,@,567) the other two of them are not the same place as you can get the kids are going for a minute and the other day so we will be home in about the same as we can do the same place in the kids and
Is there like a good site or anything to find share housing? like zillow per say but for Japan?
Now I know he said it was the most transparent apartment tour, but remember that knowing where he lives doesn't mean you should go there uninvited to meet him. Be cool.
what would people do without your unsolicited condescending advice, wow. it s not like everybody else has common sense
@@enieniz Right? If only I was a cool, smart guy like you.
@@sod0m i know, if only…but hey you are such a respectful, considerate, morally superior person, so there, you still get the validation you seek
@@enieniz Hey alright
That actually didn't even cross my mind
... but it's a possibility that did come to your mind... I wonder why that is...I feel like there's more to your comment than what's written 😂😂
The only UA-camr who informs all his potential stalkers almost exactly where he lives
LMAOO
Exactly where him and *10 other ppl live*
You wanna go pay him a visit bro?
I was just thinking this 😅, hope no weirdos do stalk him or just turn up
@@whatthepato HIII
Sharehouses are underrated! I've seen a lot of foreign students move to Japan and get an apartment, but in a few months end up hating it because it's either too expensive or it's too small or not in a convenient neighborhood. Sharehouses allow you to get started living in Japan right away, save money, and let you get a feel for things so when you are ready to move into an apartment, you have a better idea of what to expect.
That's just socialism.
I had an AirBnb for a month...no other people. No initial fees. Completly furnished. Easy to book from abroad. Since it was just extended holidays I compared it with the available hotels. Was much cheaper than living in a hotel for this month. Much more expensive than this though. I think I paid 800$ for a month for 2 person.
But this was some years ago. Since then I believe Japan cracked down on AirBnB apartments.
Don't know if this is still possible.
@@blablup1214 yeah Japan really cracked down on Airbnbs. You can still get them, but they're not as many and they're more expensive generally. I wouldn't consider them unless you're only in Japan for a few weeks, and even then I'd shop around.
I think it’s also a way to learn Japanese and make friends
@@jasonmanning6983 That too!
It's a good day when Shun updates 💕
Shun puts out great content
Kichijoji was already high on my list for when I eventually live in Tokyo (moving to Sapporo next year...it's complicated). This video really seals the deal. I'm a musician, and two of my favorite live houses are there: Sliver Elephant and Crescendo.
kichijoji is such a vibe, you'll love it.
That was the most seamless ad transition & yes, I watched through the whole thing !
Get you a girl who's as supportive as Pato is to Shun-chan
That ad transition was gold 👍 lol. I want to come to Japan for a month or so. Been looking into share houses for my time there.
Best of luck!
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Only real Men of Culture know the brand of this particular daily necessity.... and it's great.
Happy to find out SHUNchan is a Man of Culture.
Lol im ded😂
tenga
i saw that that and i was like 'nah put that back" 🤣🤣
the head knodding though
What is that??
At first I was like wow, 2 bathrooms, that is grand! "There's 11 bedrooms" O-oh
it's co-ed tho😏
@@SHUNchanjp ooUuuuuuu!! Go Shun Chan get busy boy!!! 😄😄😍😍😍😍
unrelated but your music taste is 🤌🏻✨ every song snipped you've used so far has been added to my playlist
Day just got better when Shun uploads! much love bro 🙌
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I used to live in a shared house as well, but let me tell you one thing. Moving to your own apartment/house is a major upgrade.
I visited Kichijoji last night and had some things in harmonica alley! Such a cool place!
Definitely appreciate this video Shun, as someone trying to make my way out to Japan, I was concerned about foreigner friendly living spaces as I've heard the nightmare stories. I'm not a content creator so it feels just harder for the average person to come without a job already lined up, so could you maybe do a video on some foreigner friendly companies to work for? I feel like no one talks about that
I think the easiest way is to start as English teacher, I work for Kids Duo International and it has pros and cons but the best pro is they find apartment for you (not the most amazing but for the start is good) pay your visa and they help you with settling down like send someone to help you open bank account and fill the forms you need for the residence permit (most of it is in Japanese so the translator was very helpful I dealt with everything in few hours which was super fast)
@@dagar5331 what kind of program or company did you have to sign up for to get started on that?
Could be the same places I go
Fabulous location and for young people just starting out, your shared house looks pretty convenient and very affordable. Thanks for sharing what your living arrangements are. Looks great!
Okay, not going to lie. This looks pretty amazing. I'm not the type of person who would want to live with a bunch of strangers, but... I'm planning to move to Japan in the semi near future & this will definitely be at the top of my list for living accommodations.
Very nice, it’s much like living on campus in a university dormitory situation. Except when I went to university, you had to share rooms with one other.
Great area! You edit very well.
編集のテンポがイイし、独特の喋り方がまたクセになる〜😍
シェアハウス紹介もスパイシーで飽きがこないナイスな👍構成でもっと見たいナぁ🍡
ありがとうございます😋！！！
The transition is giving me That's So Raven vibes and I'm here for it
Shared rooms in America are really not too common. A couple of people can share an apartment which is almost the same thing. In my younger years, I would have minded it less than now. The two big problems are privacy and theft. So if you get good people, you're set. But in American there's a misconception of the "shared" part actually means. Perhaps that's not a problem in Japan. 😊
Bingo. In America people are less considerate of others. Theres always that person whos loud/parties/messy etc...
I mean that's more of a people issue not a American thing. There are good people and bad people. So it makes people wary also its not just a American thing people are like that in other countries too.
my man shun has his 'daily necessity' priorities in order 👏
Greetings from Philippines 🇵🇭! Watching this video makes me miss staying at a sharehouse in Japan! I stayed in Kyoto though, and my host there is super nice, and I still keep in touch with her and her family. I would love to go back to Tokyo too. I can definitely appreciate Kichijoji more and have fun there if I ever make it back to Japan! My goal is to visit as much prefectures as I can! So far, I have been to 15-16 out of 47!
Sunroad and Harmonica yokocho are some of my favorite places to go to in Kichijoji!
I always loved all the towns along the Chuo Line, besides Kichijoji, there's Nakano, Koenji, Tachikawa among my favorite places. Cost of living is also hell of a lot cheaper than central Tokyo (I define "central" as anywhere within the Yamanote line lol). I used to go to Yokota AFB on business trips a lot, and would stay in Tachikawa and totally fell in love with that city. I told myself if I ever lived around Tokyo, i'd pick Tachikawa to live. I heard they finished construction last year for Green Springs shopping center, I bet that area is even nicer nowadays!
Very useful video. I have no plans on sharing a house at all, but if living alone really turns out to be the hassle that you say, I guess I can share a house until I can settle in another place all for myself. With that said, I would feel very lucky if I ended up sharing a house with someone willing to show me around and maybe teach me more about the language, cuz I still kinda suck at it.
And reason #6, my girlfriend lives here as well! But seriously this is a great recommendation if even just for the Ghibli Museum. I’m going to have to come back to spend more time here the next time I’m in Tokyo.
its the advertisement transition that got me lmaooo, fantastic video friend! that area looks so nice too.
I absolutely would love to visit Japan some day. I just don't really see it happening. I love the look and vibe of commercial and urban residential areas in your cities.
God Shun your production quality is absolutely top notch. Excellent editing as always. Blows my mind every video! I do hope that "fans" don't show up at your house though! There are a lot more crazy people out there now that Japan is fully open!
Happy Christmas Shun and all the best for 2023!
Happy Christmas!
Stumbled on to this video have had an interest in Japan for decades good to learn some more facts thanx for posting...
that's got to be the best in-video sponsored content transition LOL nice work Shun 🤣
Shun! We missed you! I did a spit-take with my tea when you comically opened your treat box! What a laugh I had. Your neighborhood looks great and this shared housing deal seems fantastic. You deserve all the breaks you get.
Watching Shun chan’s video while having lunch is a must when he uploads 😤
Group living can be really cool if you live with the same people for some time, you become like a family
Thanks for your hard work you put on your videos for us to learn more about Japan😊
10/10 recommend living in a share house! I lived in a share house in Tokyo for 1.5 years and it was amazing. I'm still good friends with some of the people I met there and can't wait to visit them now that Japan is open to tourists again. If I ever decide to move back to Japan I will also look for a share house first. The one I lived in was under a company called Social Apartment and it was super nice.
This is actually a really good idea!!
I mean, shared house vs nice apartment... to me the apartment obviously wins
(ossumung it's not a 10 sq ft box in downtown Tokyo, lol).
However, if you'te busy trying to establish yourself (like if you're a college student or off-the-boat foreigner), then you can use your time in the shared house to establish residency, and then use that residency to bolster your credibility for other things (credit rating, job interviews, apartment screening, etc)
A friend of mine used to live in this huge house like this, they had to bathrooms, one kitchen lounge room area and there were around 7 bedrooms as well. Each paid for their own room separately, it was for university living, they were nice people
I could not imagine sharing a kitchen and shower with 10 other people, but in all honesty, the actual space in your share house isn't that bad. In fact, the rent is really cheap. I pay $425 for a room relatively the same size, but I share facilities with much fewer people. And for living in Arizona, it can be very expensive running air conditioning for 8 months a year, and yet the homeowner doesn't make us pay more for utilities during those months, so I think it's a blessing :)
Thanks for this video. I'm looking at moving to Vietnam or Japan in a few months. This vid pushed me a bit more in the direction of Japan.
I would move there in a heartbeat, I went to Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto, but finding a job that willing to give me a visa to move is hell.
i went to ritsu as well! good luck job hunting it’s hard out here. i miss kyoto lol
i NEED that rap song that starts before going into your room...i need it man...
@Kingkogi loved it there! She's the one who broadened my knowledge of it.
TY for another amazing video Shun!!!!!!!!!!
I knew I recognized the station at the start! I studied abroad at ICU close to Musashisakai (which is like 2 stations down), and definitely spent a lot of my free time hanging out around Kichijoji. It had a really great vibe to it, and had lots of places to eat, drink and to shop around (lots of well-known thrift stores there). It's a really great neighborhood that is a bit less well known outside of Japan and won't be as packed with tourists.
man i was wondering where you've been and i check your channel sometimes. finally you uploaded!
The sponsor transition omg! Love it! I was smiling to much!
I really enjoy your videos, but I can't be the only one who wonders why you (or anybody) wants to live in Tokyo. Japan is so beautiful. and there is so much to see - Tokyo is just another mega-city.
Hello Shun, great video! Please keep them coming. One thing though, you have shared a lot of private information about your residence in this video. I hope you don't get any unwanted guests or stalkers! Stay safe.
Considering he showed his 2-person bed, an opened box of condoms, and people-less window view, I'm guessing he's wanting some ladies to show up unannounced LOL.
adorable as always. I air dry my bath towel outside. Not good if a city with sooty air but. Share house sounds ideal for someone starting out. Kind of like a dormitory . Is it safe and secure? Hope you enjoy it!
Always LOVE your videos Shun Chan!! Thank you for being so transparent about your awesome lifestyle! かこいですよ☺️
I love the Kichijoji / Mitaka area there are so many shop, secondhand shops, restaurants, and the residential area is nice and quiet.
Nice to hear from you again, Shun-san. Please post more videos more often about interesting topics about Nihonjin society.
This video made me become a member of your supporters. Keep up the good work!
I did a summer program at ICU wayyy back in 1987, and visited Kichijoji several times. It was a great place even back then.
Wow, the only way you could get closer to the subway station is if you lived inside one of the trains😂. Perfect neighbourhood and location👌! The share house doesn't look bad at all... It's clean, and your bedroom is a decent size. Hahaha flexing on your condom stash, I see you Shunchan 👀. As a Canadian🍁I air dry my towels and repeat use a few times before washing. Better for the environment. Congrats on your new home!!!🥳 Please make more videos, you're ADORABLE and the wait until your next video is always too long 🥺💔
Byeeee 👋😘
That's a cool spot Shunchan! Never heard of share houses but that place is huge for Japanese standards! Can't beat that price either!
Skinless 1000 -> perfectly prepared 🙌 !
RIGHT? I scrubbed back to read the box and was like AYOOOOO 😳😳
Thanks for sharing. Makes me want to visit my friend in Kurume-shi
Kichijoji is great! Good to see you're enjoying it as well!
Have a lot of artist friends who moved to Japan for a while and can confirm the sharehouse is the way to go. Looks like a nice setup; thanks for the vid!
o.m.g. he looks sooooooo happy. Those snacks must be amazing. I should probably buy some!!!
that was a damn good transition i have to say! Always enjoy watching these videos! and the quality is getting better and better with each video.
Great video! You should make a video where you go around shopping for clothes in Japan, I am very interested in seeing what they have
That's actually not bad at all for 350$.
A friend of mine who's studying here in Cologne Germany pays 500Euro for a smaller Room.
I think for Tokyo it's seems fairly cheep and like a little hidden Gem.
It's so interesting finding out what things cost in different places. In Canada's major cities a bedroom in shared accommodations runs 1000-1700. I know someone renting a balcony for 750 in Vancouver. It's normal and necessary even for working professionals to have many roommates.
The two showerheads in one bathroom is perfect for couples!!
Paused the video.He just Doxed himself. I really like the video.
Nice spot ! - your room is bigger than my two mat room in Ikebukuro (kitchen in the share-house wasn't much bigger... but we had a Bohemian vibe going...)
...the term i was use to was "gaijin house"... an "international living room" is a great asset, and i always had respect for the Japanese residents who chose the serendipity of a gaijin house over the... "standard options" of everywhere else...
...Domo Arigato !...
psychology of money is a great book man i recently read it
I’ve lived in 3 different share houses before moving to an apartment and I also loved it. Of course there are inconveniences but the positive side makes you forget about it. I even miss it sometimes
top notch as always shunchan. best music taste on yt ;)
What strikes me is how clean it is, no garbage everywhere like a British city. Japanese clearly take pride in their surroundings.
That was the best Tokyo treat ad I’ve ever seen.
I enjoy roommates, especially ones from foreign countries! Can make for very interesting conversation. You room was actually larger than I expected since you started the video with how cheap it was, I was expecting it to be not much bigger than that bed lol!
i wish we had places like this over here. Would solve a lot of housing problems we have
When I studied abroad I lived in Asagaya, used to go to Kichijoji a lot!
Good for you to introduce this 'sharehouse' on your UA-cam - wow a bargain espeically in the KIchijoiji area
Congrats on the new place! Seems like a great place to be 😊
The swap to the ad was great! Totally got me.
This video made my day. Respect to Shun 👍
Absolutely loved every minute
Lovely place
Used to hang out with my friends almost every weekend 👍
An old friend of mine used to live in Kichijoji. It is a nice area.
Interesting video. I sometimes wonder how Japanese people feel living with non-Japanese people. Or even see them walking around if the city or area is normally not visited by foreigners.
YOOOO SHUNCHANNNN 💖💖💖🤩🤩🤩🤩 I was just thinking haven't seen you for ages!! Love the vid as always and hope you thriving brother!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Welcome back!
Kichijoji where I used to live :) happy memories
Hi - awesome post I like living MINIMALIST WAY OF LIFE - saves on cleaning and keeps me grounded.
Those first few seconds of the video really caught me off-guard, because I live around here! Well, I'm about a 15 minute walk from the station, but I'm there pretty much every other day!
Make sure you stay safe especially when showing exactly where you live
first time i actually watched those sponsored commericals inside... well done for making it interesting!
you are probably the only youtuber who tells people exactly where you live
Love your videos 👍🏼 really interesting and funny 😁
Awesome video man, you’re lucky to be so close to the station wear a 10 minute walk from Oizumi Gakuen!!!
hope your roommates were cool with you sharing your exact location with 300k subscribers!
I loved the Ghibli museum when I went there
that was a nice simple tour, man. thanks for sharing! subs!
"The ground is so stable that it can withstand Earthquakes..."
Me:SOLD!
(And initially I was looking at going to Fukuoka or Osaka...)
Sneaking in a clip of you buying a Tenga is pure gold
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