Other than the airport in Narita, Ueno was the first place in Japan that I got to see after flying there. I took the Skyliner from Narita to Ueno. I wasn't sure what train to catch next so I ended up walking from Ueno to my hotel in Akihabara, which ironically was right beside the train station. I figured the trains out the next day thankfully. Ueno made for a great first look at Tokyo/Japan though, so no regrets.
Yes, you are right. Many people have left Tokyo already to spend time with their families during the new year holidays so the trains are very empty now. However, some people including myself have decided to stay in Tokyo. I guess they come here to buy some food to prepare for the new year. (But I didn't buy anything... 😄)
@@VSV_Japan do all shops closed on the 1st january? surely not all stores closed to the point people cant find food to eat right? I never been in Japan during xmas & new year since I really dislike crowds, but definitely curious to try at least once to celebrate xmas and new year there....
@@Okashime The pandemic changed a lot of things. Before COVID-19, more stores were open. But now, many stores are closed on Jan. 1 but not all of them are closed as you guessed. At least you can find some restaurants where you can eat your meal.
@@allenzhang6203 Sorry I don't understand what you are talking about. You asked me about the camera lens and now you are talking about recorder? How do they relate to each other?
@ I ask two questions……haha now I know u don’t use wide angle lens….but I also want to know why u use the recorder, is the pocket3 audio recorder not good?
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It's very retro here. I like it so much.
This one is awesome and I have my headphones on today and it sounds great. Thanks mate.
❤❤❤ UENO AMEYOKO
祝日本朋友，
2025年新年快樂 ~ ！ 😊❤
太感謝了。也祝你新年快樂！
Other than the airport in Narita, Ueno was the first place in Japan that I got to see after flying there. I took the Skyliner from Narita to Ueno. I wasn't sure what train to catch next so I ended up walking from Ueno to my hotel in Akihabara, which ironically was right beside the train station. I figured the trains out the next day thankfully. Ueno made for a great first look at Tokyo/Japan though, so no regrets.
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OH MY GOSH THE CROWD.... this is very packed 😅i thought most locals would leave tokyo and go other prefecture for vacation by now
Yes, you are right. Many people have left Tokyo already to spend time with their families during the new year holidays so the trains are very empty now. However, some people including myself have decided to stay in Tokyo. I guess they come here to buy some food to prepare for the new year. (But I didn't buy anything... 😄)
@@VSV_Japan do all shops closed on the 1st january? surely not all stores closed to the point people cant find food to eat right? I never been in Japan during xmas & new year since I really dislike crowds, but definitely curious to try at least once to celebrate xmas and new year there....
@@Okashime The pandemic changed a lot of things. Before COVID-19, more stores were open. But now, many stores are closed on Jan. 1 but not all of them are closed as you guessed. At least you can find some restaurants where you can eat your meal.
@@VSV_Japan ohh i see, thank you for the reply!
Did u use wide angle lens?
No I don't.
@ but u use Tascam for environment sound recorder?
@@allenzhang6203 Sorry I don't understand what you are talking about. You asked me about the camera lens and now you are talking about recorder? How do they relate to each other?
@ I ask two questions……haha now I know u don’t use wide angle lens….but I also want to know why u use the recorder, is the pocket3 audio recorder not good?