Kenchan-sensei, your videos are very well done and have been very helpful to me as I prepare to go to Japan for the first time this week. I have liked all of the videos I have seen from you. Your explanations are thorough and I like the historic facts you attach, for example when you spoke about Hachiko in Shibuya. I think you do a great service to Japan by making these videos and providing travelers with a native's perspective. I appreciate them so much. Thank you!
Kenchan, I find all your videos to be very helpful in learning about different areas. You not only provide good insight and your explanations are very helpful. I literally watched hundreds of videos about Tokyo, and I really like how you focus on what matters and keep things to the point. I am visiting Japan Tokyo this month, and I am glad I found your channel. If I could make a suggestion, please think about having a title screen with a few seconds of music (or a self-introduction) before starting your explanation. You have great content, so I think you should have a clear intro screen to make sure people know what they are getting (especially those who watch in a loop). Anyhow, thanks for your efforts!
Tae san, Thank you for such a detailed feedback! I really appreciate it. I was wondering about the exact scene if I'm supposed to go into the topic soon or not. I'd like to take your advice and try to put a short opening scene with self introduction. I hope you have a great trip in Tokyo! Thank you again.
I love all the temples and srines there. The ice cream its very good over there. And I think its a good thing to don't eat while you walk. Asakusa it's a great place.We didn't go on the bridge or the Tokyo Sky Tree. Look beautiful in your video Thank you for sharing
Thank you Kenchan for showing us around! My family and I are travelling to Japan in 3 weeks, I found your videos to be the most informative and helpful. 😊
Thank you for this helpful video. I will in Japan for the first time in November and will be staying in Asakusa. I have been researching fun and interesting things to do while there.
I enjoy watching your videos as they are very informative. Thank you for all your work. It makes it so easy for Japan travellers to make their plane to visit your beautiful country. ❤
Thank you for highlighting one of my favorite areas in Tokyo! Love the vibe always at Asakusa as well as the tourist trap menchi-katsu ! Keep up the consistent uploads Kenchan! I see you are uploading more and more!!
Thank you! I’m glad to hear you also like Asakusa’s festive vibe! I didn’t know about the menchi, so many places visitors know more than me. I have to learn more. :) I’m a little behind the schedule but I’m going to upload at least 8 -10 a month this month to March! Thank you so much for your support!
Thank you so much. Your videos are helping me SO MUCH in preparation of my Japan trip. For the Sky tree, do you need to make a reservation? Thank you. Videos are helping me.
Thank you for watching. You can purchase the tickets that time slot is reserved, but you can also go there and purchase the tickets. I guess you can enter without waiting much if you book in advance. Have a great trip. :)
In Asakusa, souvenir shops close at 4 or 5, while many restaurants are open until mid night or later. So if you liked to see stores, it's better to visit in daytime. Thank you for watching. :)
Hi Brother Ken. For first time visiting Tokyo. Shinjuku or Asakusa do you recommend staying ? I’m looking for many variety of local food by walking distance. I love you sharing the street food near Asakusa.
Hey Bro, I find your videos helpful and enjoyable to watch. Quick question: how do I get to the Senso-Ji Observation Desk? What's it called? And where do I find it on GoogleMaps? Thanks!
Hi, thank you for watching videos. I really appreciate it. It's called Asakusa Tourist Information Center in English. It's the building you see behind in the scene of @1:20 This is the link to the Google map. goo.gl/maps/xsuUVUU2NVs7pQYx9 Hope it helps! :)
@@tokyokenchan oh dear. If in that case I have to bring cash. I'm from Singapore travelling to Japan in December 2023. You trip does support Mastercard and very convenient for me to online transfer. If using bank credit card there are charges impose but not the you trip card.
I checked some stores but some of them seems gone, and I couldn't come up with any specific store that I can tell you with confidence, that they have Jinbei. Sorry. You'll find many kimono shops and souvenir shops that sells Jinbei if you are walking around Nakamise and side streets, especially during summer. If you prefer quality one with cloth from Japan, you might be able to find one in Kimono shop. I'll let you know if I find one when I go to Asakusa next time!
Kenchan-sensei, your videos are very well done and have been very helpful to me as I prepare to go to Japan for the first time this week. I have liked all of the videos I have seen from you. Your explanations are thorough and I like the historic facts you attach, for example when you spoke about Hachiko in Shibuya. I think you do a great service to Japan by making these videos and providing travelers with a native's perspective. I appreciate them so much. Thank you!
Thank you for watching and such a kind message for my videos. I'm glad you liked them. I wish you the best first time trip in Japan! :)
I like watching Tokyo Kenchan videos. You have a very calm and reassuring voice, that makes your video easy to watch and enjoy.
Thank you for watching and such a kind message. I'm glad to hear you liked this video. :)
Thank you Kenchan. I will visit Asakusa tomorrow
Thanks for another helpful video. :)
Thank you for watching. :)
Thanks! We are visiting soon and are loving your videos! Thank you for all of your work!
Ben san, Bella san, thank you so much for your support for the video! I'm glad you liked my videos. I wish you the best trip in Japan! :)
all of your videos are very helpful. than you so much
very nicely explained and very beautiful video, thankyou 💐
Thank you for watching and your message. Have a great trip to Asakusa. :)
Kenchan, I find all your videos to be very helpful in learning about different areas. You not only provide good insight and your explanations are very helpful. I literally watched hundreds of videos about Tokyo, and I really like how you focus on what matters and keep things to the point. I am visiting Japan Tokyo this month, and I am glad I found your channel. If I could make a suggestion, please think about having a title screen with a few seconds of music (or a self-introduction) before starting your explanation. You have great content, so I think you should have a clear intro screen to make sure people know what they are getting (especially those who watch in a loop). Anyhow, thanks for your efforts!
Tae san, Thank you for such a detailed feedback! I really appreciate it. I was wondering about the exact scene if I'm supposed to go into the topic soon or not. I'd like to take your advice and try to put a short opening scene with self introduction. I hope you have a great trip in Tokyo! Thank you again.
I like to visit Asakusa. I will go there again nect time.
Hello, I’m traveling to Japan in August and I find your videos very informative. Thank you very much 😊
Thank you for watching. I hope you have a great trip in Asakusa. :)
Thank you for your recommendations
Thank you for watching. :)
Ningyoyaki is too sweet for my taste. But thank you for your videos. They bring me back memories of the places I visited in Japan.
I see. It seems the Japanese bean paste is not favorite of many travelers. ^^;
Good one brother
I used to work in Asakusa and I still discovered things in your video. I'll use this new information in my next trip. Thank you!
Thank you for this video.
Thank you for watching the video. :)
I love all the temples and srines there. The ice cream its very good over there. And I think its a good thing to don't eat while you walk. Asakusa it's a great place.We didn't go on the bridge or the Tokyo Sky Tree. Look beautiful in your video
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching and commenting! I'm glad to hear that you liked Asakusa.
Thanks Kenchan.
I have also found this video very helpful and prepared a walking map based on your recommendations for my upcoming travel.
Oh thank you for watching this video too! Asakusa is a fun place to walk around from day time to late night. :)
Thank you Kenchan for showing us around! My family and I are travelling to Japan in 3 weeks, I found your videos to be the most informative and helpful. 😊
Thank you for watching. I’m glad you found my videos helpful. I wish you and your family the best trip in Japan! :)
Thank you for the excellent video! We will be staying in Asakusa next month, and now I am even more excited for our trip 😊
Andrea san, Thank you for your kind comment. That's great you are staying at Asakusa! It's a fun place to be. :) Wish you the best trip in Tokyo!
Thank you for this helpful video. I will in Japan for the first time in November and will be staying in Asakusa. I have been researching fun and interesting things to do while there.
Thank you for watching. I hope you have a great trip in Japan in November. :)
Super helpful and informative!
Thank you for watching. I'm glad you found the video helpful. :)
thanks for the informative video :)
Thank you for watching. :)
I enjoy watching your videos as they are very informative. Thank you for all your work. It makes it so easy for Japan travellers to make their plane to visit your beautiful country. ❤
Sheryl san, thank you for watching the video.:) I'm glad you found the video informative. I wish you the best trip to Japan!
Love the video. Can’t wait to visit the Shrine and the Gate!
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you liked the video. Yes, you'll find so much more things to see than what I could put in this video. :)
Thank you for highlighting one of my favorite areas in Tokyo! Love the vibe always at Asakusa as well as the tourist trap menchi-katsu ! Keep up the consistent uploads Kenchan! I see you are uploading more and more!!
Thank you! I’m glad to hear you also like Asakusa’s festive vibe! I didn’t know about the menchi, so many places visitors know more than me. I have to learn more. :) I’m a little behind the schedule but I’m going to upload at least 8 -10 a month this month to March! Thank you so much for your support!
thank you
Great vid as usual
Thank you for watching this video Nikola san!
Thank you so much. Your videos are helping me SO MUCH in preparation of my Japan trip. For the Sky tree, do you need to make a reservation? Thank you. Videos are helping me.
Thank you for watching. You can purchase the tickets that time slot is reserved, but you can also go there and purchase the tickets. I guess you can enter without waiting much if you book in advance. Have a great trip. :)
My hotel stay was very near Asakusa. I was hoping to run into you here or in Kyoto! I had no luck maybe in another visit to Japan!!
Oh thank you! I wish I could run into you too! I hope you had a great trip in Japan. See you next time!
Thank you for all of your videos! They are very helpful. what time do the shops close down there?
In Asakusa, souvenir shops close at 4 or 5, while many restaurants are open until mid night or later. So if you liked to see stores, it's better to visit in daytime. Thank you for watching. :)
Love asakusa
Me too! It's a fun place to walk around. :)
Hi Brother Ken. For first time visiting Tokyo. Shinjuku or Asakusa do you recommend staying ? I’m looking for many variety of local food by walking distance.
I love you sharing the street food near Asakusa.
Hi. I personally recommend Asakusa for the first time visitors. Always festive and more street foods. 👍
@@tokyokenchan thank you for your recommendation 👌🏻👌🏻
Great video. Any chance on doing a jaoanese wedding? We might be attending one when we go next year.
How interesting that you are attending Japanese wedding! I'm only doing travel topics right now but Japan's cultural topics sounds interesting!
Just as you say it's easy to hit people that guy in the grey sweatshirt really bumped into that other dude lol
I'm glad finally someone noticed that scene. haha.
Hey Bro, I find your videos helpful and enjoyable to watch. Quick question: how do I get to the Senso-Ji Observation Desk? What's it called? And where do I find it on GoogleMaps? Thanks!
Hi, thank you for watching videos. I really appreciate it. It's called Asakusa Tourist Information Center in English. It's the building you see behind in the scene of @1:20 This is the link to the Google map. goo.gl/maps/xsuUVUU2NVs7pQYx9 Hope it helps! :)
For tourist, payment normally we using via you trip. Are the merchants mostly accept card payment via you trip?
"you trip"? It might not be something widely known in Japan.
@@tokyokenchan oh dear. If in that case I have to bring cash. I'm from Singapore travelling to Japan in December 2023. You trip does support Mastercard and very convenient for me to online transfer. If using bank credit card there are charges impose but not the you trip card.
Where can I buy a kimono jimbei?
I checked some stores but some of them seems gone, and I couldn't come up with any specific store that I can tell you with confidence, that they have Jinbei. Sorry. You'll find many kimono shops and souvenir shops that sells Jinbei if you are walking around Nakamise and side streets, especially during summer. If you prefer quality one with cloth from Japan, you might be able to find one in Kimono shop. I'll let you know if I find one when I go to Asakusa next time!
@@tokyokenchan thank you
Thank you for another helpful and interesting video.
Thank you for watching this video too Ms.Grantham. I'm glad you found the video interesting. :)