3 Days in Tokyo on a Budget 🇯🇵 JAPAN
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2022
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I am Japanese.
When you come to Japan, the first place you should go is an electric shop.
Therefore, it would be a good idea to get a device called "POKE TALK" that converts your native language into Japanese and speaks with your voice.
With this device, you can communicate by 'voice'ing the language to the other person instead of expressing it in writing.
Supports many languages.
French, Italian, German, Chinese, Korean, Japanese... Translate into any language and tell the other party by "voice".
A perfect device for those who love to travel to different countries.
A big hit in Japan. This is due to the rapid increase in the number of tourists from abroad.
It is a very useful device for those who like to travel abroad.
The size is about palm size.
I just had a look they are on eBay as well
How much do they sell for in Japan
How much does that device cost I m living in New Zealand so have to convert intoNZD, Thank you
It is considered rude behaviour to eat and walk in Japan. I think because it can lead to you bumping into someone and spilling on them. That was the best explanation I heard while I lived there for a year. Happy Travels
This makes sense thank you!
common sense will also say that they don't want you doing trash anywhere while you're eating.
One of my fave google translate interactions with someone in japan was in a restaurant where they had run out of pasta and they had google translated their sentence to “the noodles have disappeared”…it ended up being the saying for the rest of the trip with my friends 😂😂😂
hahah love this so much. maybe they ran away! we keep talking about how scarce the food is whenever we arrive
I’m going to be totally honest- I clicked this and was like “I don’t have 40 minutes to watch this right now!” ….40 minutes later…. 👏 👏 👏 I always love watching y’all’s videos! So natural and authentic. Can’t wait for the rest of this series. -S
This warms my heart :) thank you so much!
This makes two of us. I ended up watching this and others they made. I will be traveling to Tokyo next March to run the Marathon. Our group is from Los Angeles and we've traveled Europe last year to run. This, However is new territory. My question is I see some wearing masks outside and some don't. Is is mandatory. I want to make sure I blend in with their current requirements. And no eating while walking thats something I thought I read somewhere else but I now I see its true.
Hi Lorraine :) So awesome you'll run a marathon in Tokyo. The official mask rules can be found here: www.mhlw.go.jp/stf/covid-19/mask.html we've been trying to follow what others around us are doing also, so we don't make anyone uncomfortable, but currently it seems that most people are wearing their masks out and about and indoors, except while eating or drinking
It's not a waste of time at all.
Enjoyed your trip! I wound up watching the whole thing too when I didn’t think I would!
Welcome! We Japanese are also glad to have tourists back from abroad. Hope you all have good time in lifetime.
Thank you for the warm welcome 😊we are so happy to be back too
Are there any places in Tokyo where I could find the best matcha?
@@jakobmeyer5612 I don't live in tokyo, but I can say traditional tea retailer serves you the best matcha. Follow the letter 茶.
@@user-km2ge8ux1p thank you!
Ramen used to be a "rough" meal, like for blue-collared workers kind of image. Those panels between customers were invented to make it easier for ladies to come and enjoy by themselves.
Culturally, it is considered shabby, lack of etiquette and an indecent act to eat while walking. Especially in a crowded city like Tokyo, it is possible to bump into another person. It is more acceptable in the countryside. And also, I think that those instruction boards are for preventing tourists from littering. Trash cans are always provided at such places.
This is really helpful context, thanks for sharing this. Had no idea what those labels were invented for
And good to know about walking and eating! A side benefit for us has been more appreciation for our food (and not eating so fast 😂) but we can definitely see the cleanliness part, especially compared to where we come from
The trick to get rid of coins is day of something is 540 yen, give a 1000 yen bill plus 60 yen in coins so you'll get one coin back.
Yes!!!
My de-facto cheapo strategy when I was living in Tokyo was to head to any of the numerous 'Yayoi Ken' restaurants and order the cheapest 'ichiju sansai', a set meal (which is either grilled miso mackerel or deep fried chicken) with unlimited top ups (it's self service, so don't feel shy) of plain, white rice. I would basically fast till as long as I can till about 3-4 pm (there was once I hit a 6 pm record, but it was the summer and I did nothing but hang out at Tower Records listening to records) and head to Yayoiken and eat 6 bowls of rice or something. It's immensely fulfilling for a mere 590 yen. The meal will last you an entire day. Comes with free cold unlimited green tea, pickles and miso soup too. It gets pretty packed during rush hours, but at other times, you can sit there as long as you wish without anyone bothering you, which basically means you can eat as much rice as you like. Some of these branches (like the one in Ginza, several in Shinjuku) are open 24 hours!!!!! That's insanely awesome!!! : )
we had no idea these existed--thank you for sharing this!! that sounds like an incredible deal!
@@LisaAndJosh So good! Enjoy them!
Does miso soup have seaweed in it?
Great Video! My wife said that the eating and walking is not forbidden in Japan normally. I never heard of it either. Japanese don´t do it by themselves. NEVER.BUT she said, maybe too many foreigners threw their garbage aways or crushed into other people with the food... So they started forbidden it...
super helpful context, thank you! we figured this was a rule in popular tourist spots especially with lots of food stalls nearby. we don't dare walk and eat at the same time now, but we do find that it makes us appreciate our food more! :) :)
@@LisaAndJosh You're welcome!! As a foreigner it helps to know the unwritten rules i guess. So, even if it is not written somewhere, do not do it. And yes, for us viewers it is nice too :-) Looking forward to your next videos! Great work!! Greetings from Germany
4:13 In Japan, "eating while walking" or "walking indoors in shoes" is as vulgar as "burping in front of the other person's face," and is therefore prohibited throughout the country. On streets with many tourists of different cultures and food stalls, "Please do not walk around with food" or "Strictly shoes off" signs are posted in many languages. Enjoy the cultural differences🍙🍙
this is so helpful to know, thank you! we wondered if it was maybe to ensure people don't litter and so people don't eat in front of other restaurants. we're enjoying this new difference because we find that it helps us slow down and actually enjoy the food slowly and not just keep moving ☺️
I'm Japanese but I never knew that Tokyo was that fun. You guys definitely discovered better way to enjoy Tokyo! Well done :) Please visit Japan again!
We can’t wait to keep coming back ☺️
I am Japanese, and WELCOME TO JAPAN!!🏯 You have visited several tourist attractions in Tokyo. Which spot left the greatest impression on you?
Thank you for the warm welcome!! :) ☺️ Sensoji at night is our most favorite, we think of it fondly! We keep wanting to come back
入念な下調べと準備をされたんでしょうね。東京の見所が詰まった良い動画だと感心しました。コストパフォーマンスも良さそうです。良い旅行を続けて下さい！
thank you! :)
Walking and eating is considered rude. I’ve also heard that some people consider it poor time management, since you can’t stop and eat. You also shouldn’t eat in front of other shops and inconvenience those shops.
Also, so jealous you went on the Imperial Palace tour! I just walked around the garden area.
ah yes, we wondered if this was one of the reasons! poor time management--totally get that now--we are *always* rushing and we're glad to slow down now when we eat! :)
That’s is facts
I think that is the reason why Japanese people eat so fast in restaurants
I'm surprised it's not knowlege people load up on before visiting another country. Just saying. If I'm visiting somewhere I'm not sure of, I would want to make sure I'm not being rude to others or getting arrested for something I think is ok
How is your channel not bigger. This is amazing. Definitely going to be following y’all journey 😊
Thank you so much!!
It will be a new discovery of Japanese tourist attractions! I also send information about visiting Japan, so that will be very helpful!
僕は英語は分かりませんが楽しかったです。地方に住んでいるので東京を観光した気分になりました。また日本に遊びに来てください。
どうもありがとうございます
Eating while walking can also cause a lot of litter dropping. You are usually always considered to consume food & drinks directly at the place of purchase - thats why it can also be very hard to find trash cans. Also people don't pay attention where they walk. The rest (rude, time management etc.) was already mentioned.
The music outside you heard in the morning is called “Radio Taiso” which is the music you exercise along with. If you went to Japanese school, you know what that is.
Thanks for sharing your experiences in such detail!
Love this video! Very detailed and looks like you guys had a great time!
What month did you guys go?
ようこそ日本へ！
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks for new ideas for my 4th visit to Japan!
13:47 really hits home. reminds me of the first time i went to ubud in 2015. went to a random warang and it was just such an incredible/authentic experience. then i heard they were building a starbucks there a few years later so i got worried. went back to ubud in 2018 and the same warang was still there. i was so happy. sorry your coffee shop wasn't there.
Thanks for the video with lots of ideas and tips!
Thanks for the post. Amazing video. So much fun. I can't wait to be back this year.
What a great 3 days experience Tokyo.
You guys had fun.
Thank you for this amazing tour!
Great video I really enjoyed everything. It was a simple and sweet take on Japan, a different perspective of my favorite place.
definitely saving this vlog and its itinerary for my wish birthday trip hopefully in Jan!
your greatest video yet ! glad you met up with the one pack kids - great people - thanks
Some of those places brought back memories of my trip to Japan (Tokyo , Kyoto, Nara and Hokkaido)in 2019. My only regret is not trying all that food you two had ! Definitely need to make another trip there . Looking forward to where you’ll take us next .
Love this detailed video! I’m going to Japan soon !
I'm glad that I came across your videos as I'm preparing my trip to Japan next week. I don't like going all touristy when traveling and I always try to avoid the crowd so I really loved your Kyoto video. Also, I love Lisa!! She's so pretty!!
I'm going to Tokyo soon, so thank you for this video and your google maps link! 😀
Wow guys loved the video, I’m going to Tokyo next month and this has made me more excited you have a new subscribers now 😊
Everything Teamlabs does is amazing. Their "borderless" experience was unforgettable!
This was our first time and it was so incredible!!
I agree! I did their TeamLab Borderless in Shanghai last year and it was such an amazing experience! Highly recommend to anyone! ❤
Think I'm gonna just follow your itinerary for my first trip! Great vid!
loving the videos, Lisa and Patrick Wilson!
While I've had very little experience traveling internationally I am in love with Japan. I've always wanted to experience Japan but have been totally intimidated. Lisa and Josh you have made the whole thing seem doable, everything from booking tickets, finding a place to stay, things to do finding great food, and all on a budget! I can't tell you how much I appreciate your UA-cam videos. You've changed my life!
SO RELATABLE! 👍 We literally just came back from Japan few months ago and ALREADY missing this place so much!!! 😅 What a country!
Welcome to Japan! I approve of the budget eats and your Tokyo itinerary! Don't feel bad about the difficulty in finding the exact food you want - it's everywhere, but sometimes you gotta accept delicious curry instead (although I often hit the Indian/Nepali version instead).
ah, yes, thank you!! delicious curry is always delicious
I love your content! I've stayed in Asakusa and loved it!
Love you guys. I'm going to Japan in November so watching a lot of vids. You guys are the only couple I can watch🤣🤣
Thank you for talking me places in Tokyo virtually, and I really enjoyed watching your video!!!
thank you so much for watching and coming along!
Loved the budget aspect because it's true that we don't all have limitless budgets or comp'd flights like the UA-camrs taking first-class flights. And even that moment of the "seating fee" will save so many people the pain of being scammed. You took the hit for the team :-) Happy travels and thank you for your channel!
Just finished watching your Kyoto and Osaka video and went back to this one. I just realized I was in Shinjuku on Halloween day 2022 as well.! Spent so much time watching the 3D television of the cat and spaceship.
Really great video, I've been to Tokyo 8 times to visit my wife's family. I think you guys hit all the best spots - I'm going to show this video to friends who are heading there for the first time. Enjoy your month long trip, autumn is the best time to visit 😁
Hey Kenneth! Thanks for saying that :) we had such a great time coming back--especially with the fall weather and leaves
Love watching your journeys all over the world 🌎 💕
This brings me back to when I met you there in 2013. Wish you wouldve had the channel back then. Ill never forget our karoake session. Miss you buddy! Thanks for the good times
Hi there! You guys are very sympathic! 😁 thanks for the video. Love Japan and hope to go back soon! Cheers from🇨🇭 ✌️😎
Absolutely love what I just watched. I’m going to watch it over and over again. Thank you so much for sharing so much of what you enjoy. If you ever come to the DC area let me know I would love to help you get around. You guys are fabulous.
Thanks for the kind words, Diane!! Really appreciate that and that sounds amazing :) we haven’t been to DC since we were kids, that sounds fun
Super motivated to take my hubby with me to Japan next year😍😍
Thank you for sharing! We took some notes for our upcoming trip! 🙌🏻🙏🏻
Hope you enjoy it!
I’ve come across first on your hour long Camino video as I’m planning to go this September and I can’t help but smile when again I’ve stumbled upon in your channel while just binge watching everything about Japan. I love Japan and seeing you two in this video made me love Japan even more.
There’s something about you two that really make such a breath of fresh air and a beautiful sight combined. Keep your inspiring videos coming. ♥️
ahhh this makes me so happy! :) thanks so much for watching and for the kind words
Wow, thanks soo much for this fun video! Heading there in a few months and you gave me soo many ideas for our trip!
Awesome’ have a great time!!
👍👍 most be great having friends who can just show up randomly to have a great time with 👍👍
What a fun time you guys had. We are going to Tokyo in June 2023. Looking forward to a great trip
have a great time!! :)
Thank you so much for this video! I am leaving for Tokyo in a week and was feeling really under prepared for my trip.
Have a great time!! :)
Awesome video! I really appreciate your practical approach to travel! Your content is always so interesting. I love it here!! Lol
Thanks, Brandi!! Tokyo is awesome!!
Appreciate the long video and action packed too. ❤❤ it.
so glad you enjoyed it! thank you for watching :)
Really enjoyed the video and how you guys try to do it on a Budget. Because there’s so much to do in Tokyo, it’s a bit overwhelming trying to figure out what to do in such limited time. We wanted to go to team lab planets too and it was so far away from everything else. Glad u included it! Am enjoying the three day series!
so glad to hear! thanks for watching :)
Perfect! I'm landing in Tokyo tomorrow! So excited
How exciting, have a great trip!!!
This vlog was amazinggg! Was supposed to have a trip there in 2020 but was cancelled so living vicariously through your video 😂 hoping to visit soon. Great job on this and looking forward to more!
Ahh we completely understand that feeling, canceling and rebooking, crossing fingers and cancelling again :) hope you get to visit soon!! Thanks for watching
I too cancelled in 2022. Now hoping to make in Sept 2023.
Omg your the best! Your Singapore video was so helpful and great and now I'm going to Japan you have done a video on too. Thanks so much 😁👍
so glad to hear!! :) have a great time!!! Japan is such an awesome place to visit
I just had to reminisce when you mentioned konbini karaage chicken. My son, back when he was a minor, would spend his allowance to by the nuggets DAILY. Thank you for sharing your journey…lovely couple
love this story so much, thank you for sharing! :) such a fun and delicious thing to save up allowance for!
My boy is 27 now. We are getting together this Dec in Tokyo. I got an Air B&B two doors down from Family Mart…Coincidence? Ha~
My wife and I travelled Japan in 2019 and we absolutely love it! Looking to spend a few months there next.
Awesome! Agreed, would love to spend months here!
OMG! Welcome to Japan! YOU guys are meeting another you tuber who I am also following!
thank you for the warm welcome!! :) hooray, friends of friends!
The food looks so delicious. Your video was awesome as usual ❤
Thanks, Brenda! The food was so awesome
I was like, “OMG, I like this guy already!”, when you said karaage red from Lawson is the best! 👏😊
The beesst, right!?!
Arigato for your great video and welcome to Japan ❤️ Although I am Japanese and have been to most of places in this video, I really enjoyed 😭 I am so jealous of your editing skill…!!!!
thank you for the kind words and warm welcome! :)
loved the vlog guysssssssssssssssssssssss
Oh, my gosh!! What a wonderful showcase of your time in Japan! As a foodie, I was in glorious heaven throughout your time there...loved the food, sights, sounds...ALL of it! You guys knocked it out of the park with this one! Thanks so much! 🙂
Thanks so much!! We had such a great time in Tokyo ☺️
I love this. I can’t wait to return this winter. ❤
have a great time!!
I'm going there in November this year but already I'm watching all these videos from lovely travellers like you guys for new information. Thank you for the nice work and for keeping my enthusiasm alive for the next ten months!
Ohhhh, November is such a good time to go! Thanks so much for the kind words :)
Was there this past November and I’m still learning about things to do.. like is this the same Tokyo I visited ? Making notes for my JAPAN 2 trip. Well done you guys. 😊
You guys are so chill with your vids that I had to subscribe. 👍🏻
Thanks for finding us and subscribing:)
Oh wow ! Halloween 🎃? And the trees 🌳 & grass were green !!? Woah ! 😲
hey there ! thanks for the insights. i've been waiting for Japan to re-open. happy travels ! :)
thanks for watching! hope you get to visit soon :)
To prevent littering. If there’s designated eating areas with trash cans it helps keep the streets clean.
So fun to watch the meet up. I was watching Tia and Chevio (sp?) when they posted from Day 1
THANK YOU!
Just came back from a week in Tokyo and I want to turn around & go back tomorrow! I did go solo and unlike you two I'd never been. So I got crazy lost a few times and didn't find the restaurants you show here but all the food everywhere was SOoo good! Omg. The trains you did make seem easy were pretty confusing to me, but one can learn. Yes, Google maps satellite view made getting around easier. It's such an amazing country! Your videos are helpful.
Doh did like such an adventurous trip! Our first trips, respectively, were also solo trips and we can definitely relate. Seeing those station maps without google maps back then 🙃🙃🙃
@@LisaAndJosh I had a hard time getting out of Tokyo station !! Lol
This lays out a fantastic itinerary. Super helpful. Have watched several times and dissected a lot of this for inclusion in our Tokyo plans. We’re two hours away from landing in NRT and can’t wait to get into it! Thanks for putting this together.
Hope you had an awesome trip!
As we started watching this video we felt your voices were familiar- we had watched your videos about the Camino last spring as we prepared for our summer 2022 adventures. Alas, here we are again watching your videos to prep for our summer 2023 adventures! Just wanted to say thank you- we find your videos super helpful, engaging, and entertaining!
that's amazing!! did you end up walking the camino? and what have you got lined up for summer 2023? so exciting :)
@@LisaAndJoshwe did walk the Camino from Porto to Santiago with our 1 year old in August! This summer we are planning a month for Tokyo and Taiwan.
The presence of two lovely travellers lighting the land of the rising sun , superb upload
😊thank you!
First time watching your vlog. It’s after work, having a little whiskey and came across this. Love the whole vibe. 👍
Thanks for finding us and watching :)
Thanks guys love you videos I'm taking my 13 year old daughter to japan next April/may after watching your blog I think I'm going to put on 30kgs while there food looks amazing thanks for all your ideas and experiences.
That is awesome!! we understand this feeling all too well haha :)
I'm so glad you guys got to check out Nezu Shrine. It's my favorite place in Tokyo.
it's such a sweet spot in Tokyo--we had never been until this last trip and so happy it exists
@@LisaAndJosh In spring they have an azalea festival there. I haven't been yet but hopefully in 2023 and hopefully you guys can also see it some day ☺️
a awesome video! you two have great Carisma.... ,I'm taking my daughter to Tokyo in March . her 1st time , my 5th. always looking to learn more. thanks
Hey, thanks!!! Have a great time, that’ll be such an awesome trip
Excellent video. Very helpful
Thank you!! :)
Yay you're in Japan!!! We will be there the same time if you are there for a month. I'm leaving in two weeks! I can't wait. I went three years ago and my heart and soul needed to go back. So when they announced a full open I made plans right away.
How awesome!! We feel the same, have a wonderful time! :)
Thanks for sharing the prices! Very informative and interesting video! ❤
You are so welcome!
Japan is amazing!
couldn't agree more!!
I came across your channel and watched the Osaka/Kyoto on a budget video. I immediately followed while watching! Love the concept of your channel, being real, and showing so much appreciation for what you end up experiencing. You both give me Chip and Joanna Gaines vibes! Haha. What is the name of the outdoor garden around 29 mins?
Hello Lisa and Josh😊. Greetings from the Philippines. Thank you for sharing your enjoyable video. I hope to visit Tokyo someday. Such a lovely and lively city. Have a great day guys. Take care.
thank you for coming along! we hop you get to visit soon and we hope to visit the Philippines soon too:)
Can't wait to eat these delicious foods on our next visit😊
Just found your channel and fell in love. Such an amazing insight into Japan that no one else ive seen does
Totally lovely video guys, thanks so much for taking us with you on your journey! It’ll be my first time in Tokyo this coming April, and your video made me look forward to it even more :) What camera are you shooting with if you don’t mind me asking? Happy new Year!
thanks for watching!! have a great time this spring! hope you guys catch some of the cherry blossom season! we were shooting with a sony a6600
You inspire me. Flight booked 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks, Gang. Good Job.👍
Like your style, I've been to Japan a number of times (~6).
I'm Subscribed.
Love from Texas.❤
Awesome! Thank you!
I would love to meet you guys in a place like Tokyo so you could be tour guides and hang out! Not gonna lie, going somewhere like that feels a little overwhelming/intimidating to me (kinda like your nighttime bar experience), but I know it would be so awesome!!
ohhh that'd be so fun! :) we totally get that--it's the initial uncertainty/unknown that get us the most. but then, as soon as we arrive, get to exploring, and start to figure one or two things out--it all becomes so much fun!