Dinner in Akabane Iwabuchi at a seafood izakaya and then a few drinks at a Japanese snack bar. Some candid info on snack bars and hostess bars. Thanks Jack. …
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Just to have a better idea of the prices…. how much is the average salary in Japan? Thx…
Does anyone know where I can find a grill like this maybe online?
Cool Snackbar.
Btw what is your job in Japan?
toddatron i like how you live.
working, eating, smoking, drinking beer.
Just concerning the food I could totally live in Japan. All the things I like!
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maybe WAKASAGI NO TEMPURA (deep-fried pond smelt(kinds of smelt fish)).maybe maybe not.
Yup
So you can still smoke in an indoor area in japan??
So, apparently there are no burger buns in Japan. Can you find some
The definition of bars in Japan I guess would be perfect.
The guy with you is a trip. Funny and a star in his own right.
Oh, I see. I see …
I reckon you’d have to get permission to film, in a supermarket, eh?
Can you carry a concealed camera or some such?
I’ll confess to you that the thing that initially stunned me is that the “Conbini” and convenience stores are so well-provisioned and stocked.
Then again, I associate the Japanese with stuff of “quality” and stuff that is quality made, so I guess it really isn’t all that shocking that their convenience stores would be stocked with what they R!
Oh, and need I add that the sheer variety of fried foods and tempura has me shell-shocked!
And …
I love those little triangle-shaped nori-wrapped rice snacks, whatever they’re called. Seattle’s Uwajimaya sells them and other Asian foods, too. I guess you can just google “Uwajimaya in Seattle” and see what you can see, eh?
Oh, and I understand your NOt liking Boston’s winters. Man, do I! Am from NYC so yeah … I get that. Are the winters where you are all that harsh, Todd?
Cool beans! Your videos amaze me. I have loooong been fascinated with Japan, South Korea, China (mom went there and to HK, too — loved HK!) and The Phillipines! Oh, and not to mention Vietnam, although I’d be worried about hygiene in Vietnam, to be perfectly honest with you. Anyway, yeah … these vids are amazing and I can’t thank you enough. You SPOIL we all
Yea…… I want to do that just waiting for the right moment. Hang in there! Thanks:)
Man, your food videos are killing me … kindly, that is!
Todd, any chance that you can walk all of us verrry slowly thru’ a Japanese supermarket so that we can see exactly what foods are for sale therein, and how the food differs from US stuff, please? I love sloooow tours.
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Just saw your shirt and all I have to say is…
FOR THE HORDE!!
wow JACK IS UGLY
3 dollar drinks and meals… grill in the table…. sounds like EVERY place in Korea
what are those small deep-fried fish called? I wanna try ‘em out!
for the horde!!!! shirt? lol
I love traveling to foreign countries and experiencing other cultures and food. Gosh, you guys must have enjoyed yourself, especially at that 300 yen restaurant. Looks like a place to just kick back and have good times. Nice video, and thanks for posting.
Thanks a lot for the comment. Yea in Japan the way the “strange” food is prepared and presented makes it easier to eat for a newcomer. I had time to try things before I came due to my wife being Japanese. There still are a few things I need time to get used to but over all it all good stuff.
thanks >w<
I think i would like the 1st one & the last one ^____^ YUMMY!
Your videos with you and your bf are super cute and adorable xD! So funny!